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NYT Across Clues
- Wrangler, for oneJEEP
- Things kids sometimes drawLOTS
- Carriages in Kew GardensPRAMS
- Band with a slash in its nameACDC
- Occur to, with “on”DAWN
- ___ Cinemas, second-largest theater chain in the U.S.REGAL
- Be hot under the collarBOIL
- Snap, Crackle and Pop, e.g.TRIO
- Dweller on the Arabian SeaOMANI
- “No one can get in a fight by himself,” informallyTAKESTWOTOTAN
- Rum cocktailZOMBIE
- Robert Burns’s “since”SYNE
- Starting point for a platypusEGG
- SteamIRE
- Some Windows systemsNTS
- Is nostalgic forMISSES
- Classic song with the lyric “I’ll see you in my dreams”ODNIGHTIRENE
- What you may call it?NOUN
- S. Amer. landECU
- Air condition?WIND
- World traveler since 1985CARMENSANDIE
- What’s honed on the range?LFGAME
- Put pressure onTAX
- Downed a sub?ATE
- Goethe’s “The ___-King”ERL
- Like the German article “der”: Abbr.MASC
- Welled (up)TEARED
- Flip out … or a hint to eight answers in this puzzleGOOVERTHEEDGE
- Diamond datumATBAT
- AdjutantAIDE
- Progenitor of the Edomites, in the BibleESAU
- Old Scottish titleTHANE
- What optical readers doSCAN
- Staples of “Poor Richard’s Almanack”SAWS
- Sir William ___, medical pioneerOSLER
- Far from subtle actorsHAMS
- Pro sideAYES
NYT Vertical Clues
- Dig, in a wayJAB
- Writer Umberto ___ECO
- Where Copy and Paste appearEDITMENU
- School tech class sitePCLAB
- Some expensive dental workLDTEETH
- RowsOARS
- JerksTWITS
- Having a white blanketSNOWY
- Body building blockPROTEIN
- San ___, ItalyREMO
- Banded stonesAGATES
- Get alongMANAGE
- Babies in a pondSLINGS
- Powerful checkerKING
- “I’ll spring for it”ONME
- National park in UtahZION
- Latin word on a dollar billORDO
- Pipe partSTEM
- Basted, e.g.SEWN
- Indigenous PeruvianINCA
- WhackICE
- Littlest piggyRUNT
- “My assumption is …”IDARESAY
- Time of day, in adsNITE
- Archived documentDEED
- Current deviceAMMETER
- Delivery door location, oftenREAR
- Silky cottonsSATEENS
- FiredAXED
- Opposite of staccatoLEGATO
- FoamsFROTHS
- UniversalGLOBAL
- Supply that no one’s supposed to findSTASH
- Second-longest-running Broadway musical ever (after “The Phantom of the Opera”)CHICA
- A very long time backAGESA
- Provider of directions to a farmerVANE
- Mild cheeseEDAM
- WowAWE
- ___ ConstitutionUSS