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NYT Across Clues
- Caseload?BOTTLES
- Not the main actionSIDEBET
- Like someone who answers a question with a questionEVASIVE
- Time for warm-up shots, in more ways than onePREGAME
- Land that abuts four oceansEURASIA
- Obsolescent office desk itemROLODEX
- Common Hawaiian shirt designFLORALPRINT
- Celebrity with a namesake cereal in the ’80sMRT
- Gets downEATS
- Hidden valleysGLENS
- Old Italian V.I.P.DOGE
- Mount Sinai people: Abbr.DRS
- Make by handCRAFT
- Got in lineTRUED
- Thomas who wrote “Liberty Tree”PAINE
- Attempts to befriend, with “up”CHATS
- It’s a rush, appropriately enoughRUNNERSHIGH
- PrayersHOPES
- The America’s Cup and othersEWERS
- Monk in “The Da Vinci Code”SILAS
- Sam with clubsSNEAD
- ChapLAD
- “___ pass”ITLL
- Egyptian Nobelman?SADAT
- Some camel riders of noteMAGI
- Helpful word in solving cryptogramsTHE
- A mare might be found in oneLUNARCRATER
- Bit of road trip entertainmentPODCAST
- Not seriousJOSHING
- Big source of political talkAMRADIO
- Part of a book dealADVANCE
- G.R.E. sitters, e.g.TESTEES
- Sportscast staplesREPLAYS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Quarreled (with)BEEFED
- EgglikeOVULAR
- Decks revealing the cards you’ve been dealtTAROTS
- They range from terrible to greatTSARS
- Daughter of Steve Jobs, after whom an early Apple computer was namedLISA
- Dastardly looksEVILGRINS
- It doesn’t have to land on landSEAPLANE
- DashSPRINT
- SmoothsIRONS
- Neighbor of a pecDELT
- Nwodim of “S.N.L.”EGO
- TrashBADMOUTH
- Comes out of one’s shellEMERGES
- Like emojisTEXTED
- Parts of some ballotsREFERENDA
- Party poopersDRAGS
- Lean on themCANES
- BronzeTHIRD
- Almost ready to be a butterflyPUPAL
- Secret for video gamersCHEATCODE
- Noted feature of Spanish pronunciationROLLEDRS
- Recipient of a lot of #@&! moneySWEARJAR
- Tug at one’s heartstrings, sayHITHOME
- Not take any actionSITPAT
- Brazilian soccer team that Pelé played forSANTOS
- Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, e.g.LATINA
- Word with federal or insuranceAGENCY
- Some somber musicDIRGES
- “Calvin and Hobbes” girlSUSIE
- Palace, in HindiMAHAL
- Fill the hold, sayLADE
- “Let me know if you’re coming”RSVP
- Object of veneration in ancient EgyptCAT