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NYT Across Clues
- Drop a line?FISH
- Verb conjugated suis, es, est, etc.ETRE
- Third-place finisher in 1992PEROT
- Language group of southern AfricaBANTU
- Neighbor of CambodiaLAOS
- Jelly optionGRAPE
- Reduces to bitsRICES
- One competing with UberLYFTDRIVER
- Iron alloy that includes a bit of tungsten and chromiumBLUESTEEL
- People in go-kartsRACERS
- MastSPAR
- Picture from a parlor, informallyTAT
- When repeated, a hip-hop danceNAE
- Add (up)TOT
- Volunteer for another tourREUP
- Not yet out of the runningINIT
- Physics 101 subjectATOM
- TchotchkesKNICKKNACKS
- Fountain choicesSODAS
- Verbal tussleSPAT
- Response to a computer crashGROAN
- Incompetent figure of old slapstickKEYSTONEKOP
- ___ ponyPOLO
- Tennis champ MandlikovaHANA
- Just gets (by)EKES
- Pony ___KEG
- T.S.A. requestsIDS
- Grammy categoryRAP
- Something of little interest, a homeowner hopesREFI
- Himalayan languageNEPALI
- Reject romantically … or a hint to the starts of the answers to 18- and 35-Across, phoneticallySWIPELEFT
- Show interest romantically … or a hint to the ends of the answers to 20- and 44-Across, phoneticallySWIPERIGHT
- Lollipop-sucking TV detectiveKOJAK
- Wyatt and Warren of the Old WestEARPS
- Suffix with seniorITIS
- Muse of love poetryERATO
- Something done up in an updoTRESS
- Popular game that needs no equipmentISPY
- Few and far betweenRARE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Not get above 60, sayFAIL
- Behind barsINCUSTODY
- Like a double black diamond trailSTEEP
- Hungarian horsemanHUSSAR
- Fashion magazine with more than 40 international editionsELLE
- Actor DiggsTAYE
- Not just “ha ha”ROFL
- Winter zone in D.C.EST
- What a curse might lead toPGRATING
- Former attorney general HolderERIC
- Baltimore N.F.L.’erRAVEN
- “Don Giovanni,” e.g.OPERA
- Lacking in detailTERSE
- “Just a sec!,” in a textBRB
- Chugged or sippedDRANK
- Go the distance?TREK
- Popular video-sharing serviceTIKTOK
- Project manager’s assignmentTASK
- Onetime buffalo-hunting tribeOTOE
- Open, as a purseUNSNAP
- Part of a church organPIPE
- Camper’s coverTARP
- PulpMASH
- Wedding reception stapleCAKE
- Embarrassing thing to have one’s hand caught inCOOKIEJAR
- Member of the cabbage familyKALE
- Kiss amorouslySNOG
- Like an overcast nightSTARLESS
- Studio signONAIR
- ___ walkPERP
- Harry Potter’s Quidditch positionSEEKER
- Alaska or Hawaii, oftenINSET
- ___ flask (thermos)DEWAR
- Steeple topperSPIRE
- Herbivore’s dietFLORA
- 24-Down and othersAPPS
- Capt.’s inferiorsSGTS
- Legislature V.I.P.WHIP
- Tiny, informallyITSY
- It’s unavoidableFATE
- Ring result, for shortTKO
- :15 numberIII