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NYT Across Clues
- Bank offerings, in briefCDS
- TwistsWINDS
- Losing roll at diceCRAP
- In itselfASSUCH
- Piece played with four handsPIANODUET
- Tart sorbet flavorLIME
- Kind of bedMURPHY
- *Opposite of endearingUNLIKABLE
- *Freely expressiveUNINHIBITED
- Winter eaves dropperICE
- Some attacks on castlesSIEGES
- Día de ___ Muertos (Mexican holiday)LOS
- Stories that may or may not be trueLORE
- 12-year-olds, e.g.TWEENS
- Ballerina’s bendPLIE
- App whose icon features a camera, in slangINSTA
- Aimee with two GrammysMANN
- Plank targetsABS
- Only trisyllabic rainbow colorINDIGO
- Ferrari of automotive fameENZO
- *Communicating (with)INTERFACING
- *ContractingSHRINKING
- Acceptance principle of improv comedyYESAND
- 2-year-old, e.g.TOT
- What may connect the parts of a school assignment?STAPLE
- “Who ___?”CARES
- Relative of an alpacaLLAMA
- “A Christmas Carol” cryBAH
- Dress inDON
- Things people catch and then rideWAVES
- Fifth signLEO
- Actress HepburnAUDREY
- PokePROD
- Nickname in baseball and gossip columnsAROD
- *Harsh languageINVECTIVE
- UpHIKE
- Loses firmnessSAGS
- Country with the most archaeological museums in the world (110+)GREECE
- Brand seen at speedwaysSTP
- Cut offSEVER
- French menu phraseALA
- Sushi chef’s eggsROE
- Uncle for whom an annual award is supposedly namedOSCAR
- Not so manyFEWER
- When nothing goes rightBADDAY
- Dutch name starterVAN
- Frank Robinson or Brooks Robinson of the Baseball Hall of FameORIOLE
- *Watered artificiallyIRRIGATED
- *Goes well withCOMPLEMENTS
- Turn in a gameMOVE
- Canine coatENAMEL
- Instant, informallySEC
- Island with a trisyllabic nameOAHU
- Sat aroundIDLED
- In the thick ofAMID
- Ending remark that’s surprisingKICKER
- Starting pointSEED
- Suffix with labyrinthINE
- Czar known as “the Great”PETERI
- Once calledNEE
- *Noisy disagreementALTERCATION
- *OrderedCOMMANDED
- Service with a Capitol Corridor routeAMTRAK
- Promote aggressivelyTOUT
- Without accompanimentACAPPELLA
- CrowsBOASTS
- Ones in hills or farmsANTS
- Luxury vesselYACHT
- The dark sideYIN
NYT Vertical Clues
- Brains of a tech start-up?CPU
- RacketDIN
- NoticeableSALIENT
- Roused from a napWOKEN
- Neighbor of Nev.IDA
- Barely usable pencilsNUBS
- ___ sandwichDELI
- Like some roller coaster dropsSTEEP
- Task for a crossword constructorCLUEING
- Washed quicklyRINSED
- Bon ___AMI
- Instrument used in a medical checkupPENLIGHT
- Out of whackAMISS
- Vessel with a hatch, informallySUB
- The “teardrop of India”SRILANKA
- Not exceedingUPTO
- “Dark Lady” hitmaker, 1974CHER
- ___ Park, N.Y.HYDE
- Christianity’s ___ CreedNICENE
- Word with code or cardHONOR
- Good witch in OzGLINDA
- “That’s enough about your sex life!”TMI
- PallidWAN
- Some have combinationsSAFES
- Like J, alphabeticallyTENTH
- English majors’ degs.BAS
- Having three unequal sidesSCALENE
- Equal: PrefixISO
- Outmoded storage deviceZIPDRIVE
- WitnessONLOOKER
- Some breadsRYES
- SmittenINLOVE
- British exclamationISAY
- One of three for German nouns, or one of four for those in Africa’s Zande languageGENDER
- Like a tug-of-war ropeTAUT
- One may go off in the middle of the nightCARALARM
- Scientist whose name is associated with a numberAVOGADRO
- Wine list sectionREDS
- Heavy medieval weaponsMACES
- Robot soundBEEP
- Hot condimentWASABI
- Italian bread that’s no longer madeLIRE
- Comply with a peace treaty, maybeDISARM
- Some camping excursionsRVTRIPS
- “I’m relieved!”PHEW
- H.S. subjectECON
- “La Tauromaquia” artistGOYA
- Come off asSEEM
- Went ballisticRAGED
- “Easy there!”COOLIT
- Small particleFLECK
- Binder inserts with tabsDIVIDERS
- Literally, “revenge”VENDETTA
- Org. that evaluates toothbrushesADA
- Good cheerOLE
- Singer ___ MarieTEENA
- Joins firmlyCEMENTS
- Epoch when palm trees grew in AlaskaEOCENE
- In an obvious wayNAKEDLY
- All-time connectorTHE
- Big ___SUR
- Plan in detailMAPOUT
- Puppy “kisses”LICKS
- RotDECAY
- Ill-suitedINAPT
- 9-5 automaker, onceSAAB
- Muppet who refers to himself in the third personELMO
- “At Last” singer JamesETTA
- Almond ___ (toffee brand)ROCA
- Computer with a Pro modelIMAC
- Ship pestRAT
- H+ or I-ION
- A ticket may be given for a high one: Abbr.MPH
- Man’s name derived from the BibleELI
- Man’s name derived from the BibleDAN