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NYT Across Clues
- Cost for a radio or TV commercialADFEE
- Mafia enforcer, e.g.THUG
- Bra size specificationBCUP
- Glacier climber’s toolICEAX
- What Tarzan swings onVINE
- College in New Rochelle, N.Y.IONA
- Suitable for moviemaking?WORTHASHOT
- Hauls with effortLUGS
- ___ Taylor (clothing chain)ANN
- Geometric calculationAREA
- Impressionist ClaudeMONET
- Movie munchkin, maybe?ALITTLEEXTRA
- Sharply punchedJABBED
- Speedster BoltUSAIN
- One of the 40 in “the back 40”ACRE
- Big name in kitchen wrapSARAN
- Ump’s call for a batterOUT
- ___-Town (the Windy City)CHI
- Movie clip where the grips, boom operator and gaffer all appear?CREWCUT
- HBO rivalSHO
- Party item that has a tapKEG
- CausticHARSH
- Menial laborerPEON
- Image on a valentineHEART
- Like wetlandsMARSHY
- Finalize the music for the movie?SETTLEASCORE
- “There, there …”ITSOK
- Bangs on the head?HAIR
- Tasseled hatFEZ
- Make headwayGAIN
- Redo of a movie scene?DOUBLETAKE
- Style of skirt that reaches just below the kneesMIDI
- OpposedANTI
- Chairlift rider, perhapsSKIER
- Author WaughALEC
- ___ Picture (Oscars category)BEST
- Midsection of the bodyTORSO
NYT Vertical Clues
- Japanese consumer electronics brandAIWA
- Rodent control brandDCON
- Plant with frondsFERN
- Dine onEAT
- What to do after you breathe inEXHALE
- Appliance with a screen and a remoteTVSET
- Part of a drum kitHIHAT
- Card game with Draw Two cardsUNO
- UnderstandGET
- Mississippi port city with an Air Force baseBILOXI
- Add up the number of people presentCOUNTNOSES
- Felix of “The Odd Couple”UNGER
- Fettuccine or farfallePASTA
- Low-humidityARID
- Had in mindMEANT
- Civil War prezABE
- Move suddenly and unsteadilyLURCH
- Jacob’s biblical twinESAU
- “J” in a deck of cardsJACK
- Feel soreACHE
- Optimist’s perspectiveBRIGHTSIDE
- Mattress brandSERTA
- Sounds at a nursery viewing windowAWS
- “Someone made a boo-boo!”UHOH
- Broadway awardTONY
- White stuff on a blackboardCHALK
- Few and far betweenRARE
- ___Check (T.S.A. convenience)PRE
- Big name in athletic shoesETONIC
- Drudgery, in older usageMOIL
- Put in handcuffsARREST
- Letter before tauSIGMA
- CybercommerceETAIL
- ClosesSHUTS
- Go by taxi, in slangCABIT
- Ump’s call for a batted ballFAIR
- Barely makes it, with “by”EKES
- Digit in binary codeZERO
- Small amount of creamDAB
- Digit in binary codeONE
- W.B.A. result, in briefTKO