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NYT Across Clues
- Its ribs stick outRACKOFLAMB
- “Fiddlesticks!”PISH
- First Chinese-American cabinet memberELAINECHAO
- Seeing throughONTO
- Where to stick a stickBUTTERDISH
- Owner of the horse SleipnirODIN
- Latin 101 wordAMO
- Abbr. before FridaySGT
- Improvised jazz strainHOTLICK
- SurrenderWAIVE
- Showing signs of ageCREAKY
- Rapidly downINHALE
- Artsy L.A. districtNOHO
- Washington Post competitor: Abbr.NYT
- “Jurassic Park” co-star SamNEILL
- Teddy materialSATIN
- Not to, sayFRO
- OmenBODE
- Like the function ax^3 + bx^2 + cx + dCUBIC
- Come up withCOIN
- Word sometimes elided to its middle letterAND
- ThwartsFOILS
- [!!!!]SHOCK
- The Romans obtained a purple one from snailsDYE
- Draw money?ANTE
- They’re often drawn at nightSHADES
- Base orderTENHUT
- Mar. figureSTPAT
- Record of the year?ALMANAC
- CastigateRIP
- Colosseum crowd?TRE
- Dropped, as poll numbersSLID
- Certain Internet hoaxCHAINEMAIL
- Take a hitTOKE
- News of flight delays, sayTEXTALERTS
- Sources of ricotta cheeseEWES
- Unwavering lookSTEELYGAZE
NYT Vertical Clues
- First name in countryREBA
- Occasional “S.N.L.” host, to “S.N.L.”ALUM
- Who wrote “Wise men learn more from fools than fools from the wise”CATO
- Vixen’s offspringKIT
- “110%” effortONESALL
- Vocalist for the Black Eyed PeasFERGIE
- Flat tube?LCDTV
- Tuna typeAHI
- Button-___ (hit everything at once, in gamer lingo)MASH
- Hippie-influenced fashion trendBOHOCHIC
- Grace ___, servant in “Jane Eyre”POOLE
- Curries, samosas, etc.INDIANFOOD
- Staple of Thai cuisineSTICKYRICE
- DivesHONKYTONKS
- Suffix with magne-TRON
- Corduroy ribWALE
- Turns onENABLES
- VulgarINBADTASTE
- Highlighter colorNEONYELLOW
- BugHIDDENMIKE
- Big name in escalatorsOTIS
- Diamonds, e.g.SUIT
- Smartphone headingCONTACTS
- Some back-and-forthCHAT
- Mythical piperFAUN
- VoluptuousSHAPELY
- Kind of columnSPINAL
- Another name for PlutoHADES
- Used too muchTRITE
- Jazzman BakerCHET
- Reid of “Sharknado”TARA
- Luxury hotel in London’s Piccadilly district, with “the”RITZ
- Word after who, what or whereELSE
- Hacker’s toolAXE
- Part of a gigMEG