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NYT Across Clues
- “Consarn it!”DRAT
- Kind of case in grammarDATIVE
- Shed some poundsSLIMUP
- Edited, in a wayRECUT
- Sister channel of HBOCINEMAX
- What the answer at 26-Across is written inSPANISH
- Low-level, as a classINTRO
- Question that might be asked when hurrying into a meetingAMILATE
- Duty for a property ownerLANDTAX
- Relative of marmaladeQUINCEJELLY
- FIFTEENQUINCE
- Oval Office V.I.P.POTUS
- Transition pointCUSP
- Period preceding a school breakEXAMS
- What the answer at 45-Across is written inGERMAN
- “Yes, captain”AYEAYESIR
- Gaping openingMAW
- Willem of “John Wick”DAFOE
- Toward the sternABAFT
- Howe’erTHO
- Chicago mayor LightfootLORI
- ELEVENELF
- Whom Harry Potter frees from serving Draco Malfoy’s familyDOBBYTHEHOUSEELF
- Spicy, crunchy snack tidbitWASABIPEA
- “Ars Amatoria” writerOVID
- Area the Chinese call XizangTIBET
- “Make sense?”GETIT
- HellHADES
- Square up withREPAY
- With 60-Across, take control after a coupSEIZE
- See 59-AcrossPOWER
- SIXTEENSEIZE
- “Just ___ boy, born and raised in South Detroit” (lyric from “Don’t Stop Believin'”)ACITY
- SpecksMOTES
- Sleep: PrefixSOMNI
- Not quite rightAMISS
- Full of tensionTAUT
- “Hallelujah, praise the Lord!”GODISGOOD
- BecauseDUETOTHEFACTTHAT
- TWODUE
- Cozy spots to stopINNS
- Miss in the future, maybeMRS
- Buzz sourceKAZOO
- Cocktail specificationNOICE
- Fictional creature made from slimeORC
- Restaurant handouts for calorie countersDIETMENUS
- What the answer at 61-Across is written inFRENCH
- Final authoritySAYSO
- Rainbows, e.g.ARCS
- Flour filterSIEVE
- With 92-Across, alternative title for this puzzleLOSTIN
- See 90-AcrossTRANSLATION
- On-the-go sortBUSYBEE
- It’s SW of Erie, Pa.AKRONOH
- See 106-AcrossDETOO
- What the answer at 75-Across is written inITALIAN
- Life lessons?BIOLOGY
- With 103-Across, character in Episodes I through IX of “Star Wars”ARTOO
- Millennial, informallyGENYER
- Things passed between the legs?BATONS
- “Butt out!”MYOB
NYT Vertical Clues
- Title host of radio’s first major quiz showDRIQ
- Contact lens care brandRENU
- Broadway openingACTI
- Declare for the draft, sayTURNPRO
- Items that, ironically, contain nickelDIMES
- “Slumdog Millionaire” co-star ___ KapoorANIL
- Be a snitchTELL
- Wishy-washy R.S.V.P.IMAY
- Plant holder?VAT
- Funeral ceremonyEXEQUY
- Go acrossSPAN
- Soldier on horsebackLANCER
- Word before card or fundINDEX
- Sloan School of Management sch.MIT
- Team ___USA
- Major Southwest hub, for shortPHX
- In storeTOCOME
- Like some New Orleans cookingCAJUN
- SloppySLIPSHOD
- Letter in the classical spelling of “Athena”ETA
- “Here’s something that’ll help”USETHIS
- Some battery endsCATHODES
- Amorphous creaturesAMOEBAE
- Dreaded musician of the 1960s-’70sMARLEY
- BriskSWIFT
- Luxurious affairGALA
- Symbols of failureEFFS
- 1974 Eurovision winner that went on to international stardomABBA
- “Wahoo!”YAY
- Immature stage of a salamanderEFT
- Letters of credit?IOU
- Drops on the ground?DEW
- “Not on ___!”ABET
- Where Wagner was born and Bach diedLEIPZIG
- ScatterbrainedDITZY
- Man’s name that sounds like two consecutive letters of the alphabetOPIE
- At any timeEVER
- Oktoberfest vesselsSTEINS
- Some unfair hiring managersAGEISTS
- “Go ahead,” in ShakespeareBEITSO
- Openly controversial opinionsHOTTAKES
- Knock outAWE
- Invoice directiveREMIT
- Like most medical journal articlesSCIENCY
- High hairstylePOUF
- Club ___SODA
- Egypt’s “king of the gods”AMUNRA
- Excellent conductorsMAESTRI
- N.Y.C. neighborhood near NoLItaSOHO
- “Ciao”ADIOS
- Put in jeopardyTHREATEN
- Muscle cars of the ’60sGTOS
- Lyrical, as poetryODIC
- Facetious response to a verbal jabOUCH
- “E.T.” actress WallaceDEE
- “Ugh, stop talking already!”TMI
- SackCAN
- Sun ___, “The Art of War” philosopherTZU
- Where most of America’s gold is minedNEVADA
- Like the presidency of John AdamsONETERM
- JointDOOBIE
- Longtime Eagles QB DonovanMCNABB
- SuspectFISHY
- Bible study: Abbr.REL
- With a winkSLYLY
- Kisses, in CambridgeSNOGS
- BrownSEAR
- Bring (out) for displayTROT
- Candy wrapped in a tubeROLO
- “I’ll come to you ___”: MacbethANON
- Eensy-weensyITTY
- New pedometer readingOOOO
- Beginner, in modern lingoNOOB
- MammothBIG
- Western tribeUTE
- ___ SalvadorSAN
- What will happily sell its Soul?KIA