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NYT Across Clues
- Praline ingredientsPECANS
- Error at a bridge tableMISDEAL
- GraduatedSCALAR
- Sci-fi classic made into a 2004 film starring Will SmithIROBOT
- “Your money’s no good here”ITSONME
- Trig functionCOSINE
- Strauss opera with the “Dance of the Seven Veils”SALOME
- Strains to hear, perhapsLEANSIN
- Being affected by yeastRISING
- Vacuum cleaner blockage?HOOVERJAM
- Sign at a restricted area of the Playboy Mansion?JUSTBUNNIES
- San Joaquin Valley cityFRESNO
- All-Star pitcher SeverinoLUIS
- Some, in SevillaUNAS
- Not shipwrecked, sayASEA
- Actor JamesCAAN
- S O S first respondersUSCG
- Where G.I.s shopPXS
- End of some listsETAL
- Driving through some off-road terrain, say?ROLLINGINTHEJEEP
- Moves around aimlesslyMILLS
- Ages and agesEON
- FixSPAY
- Artist Joseph Wright’s “A View of Catania With Mount ___ in the Distance”ETNA
- “Who ___ kidding?”AMI
- CheeriosTATAS
- This, e.g.CLUE
- Letter opener?STEAM
- San Francisco Giant, for example?JOCKOFTHEBAY
- Yahoo alternativeGMAIL
- Land and suchREALTY
- Land, to LivyTERRA
- Like Samuel Beckett’s “Endgame”ONEACT
- Iranian moneyRIALS
- Overly serious Irish dancers?GRAVEJIGGERS
- TonsALOAD
- Name on a green toy truckHESS
- StagALONE
- Individual’s segment of a 4 x 400 relayLAP
- FurCOAT
- Sicken with sweetnessCLOY
- Uncle Jorge, e.g.TIO
- Bergman or BorgSWEDE
- Write an order to replenish inventory of Levi’s?MAKETHEJEANSLIST
- Alpine climberIBEX
- Chummy pair?EMS
- Sitarist ShankarRAVI
- SmackersLIPS
- D.C. bigwigsPOLS
- Suffix with billionAIRE
- Memory problemsGAPS
- Garfield’s girlfriend in the comicsARLENE
- Throwaway vault at a gymnastics meet?GARBAGEJUMP
- Shower gift for a Gemini baby?JUNEBUGGY
- Glaciologist’s concernICEAGE
- Native New YorkersONEIDAS
- Beep againREPAGE
- Back-and-forthBANTER
- What a record collector might flip overSIDEONE
- Like Cheerios vis-à-vis Corn FlakesOATIER
- Divisions of the Westminster Dog ShowBREEDS
- LaunchedSTARTED
- HairnetsSNOODS
NYT Vertical Clues
- “Hogwash!”PISH
- ___ Good FeelingsERAOF
- Lemon or limeCOLOR
- ChieflyABOVEALL
- “Easy to clean,” in adspeakNOMESS
- Not so lenientSTERNER
- Kunis of “Bad Moms”MILA
- Brangelina, at one timeITEM
- Org. of concern to the AARPSSA
- LotharioDONJUAN
- SubsequentENSUING
- Out of whackAMISS
- AdvancedLENT
- Ponytail holderSCRUNCHY
- NeologismCOINAGE
- Orgs.ASSNS
- Super Bowl ___ (game played February 3, 2019)LIII
- Last of the StuartsANNE
- Rules, brieflyREGS
- Ian : Scottish :: ___ : PortugueseJOAO
- Rapper RhymesBUSTA
- ReclinedLAIN
- Walk-in, for oneCLOSET
- Let off the hookUNPEG
- Red RosePETE
- TV princessXENA
- CyberjunkSPAM
- Key with four sharps: Abbr.EMAJ
- Island in the East IndiesTIMOR
- Chef Waters who wrote “The Art of Simple Food”ALICE
- Jacob’s first wifeLEAH
- Pocatello sch.ISU
- Travel bummerJETLAG
- UnemotionalSTOLID
- Shaving aisle brandAFTA
- Texter’s bye-byeTTYL
- Cracker brand since 1831CARRS
- Harp-shaped constellationLYRA
- Extended attacksSIEGES
- Something to do in a dojoKARATE
- Sits up for food, sayBEGS
- Self-confidence, informallyMOJO
- Have ___ withANIN
- Takes advantage (of)AVAILS
- People person?CELEB
- Masonry, e.g.TRADE
- Japanese room dividerSHOJI
- Morlock victims, in sci-fiELOI
- X-ray ___SPEX
- TopACME
- Fertile dirtLOAM
- Twelvesome in “Gone With the Wind”OAKS
- SpotEYE
- Tesla needsCHARGERS
- Protective bankLEVEE
- 48 in a cup: Abbr.TSPS
- Figure out, informallyWISEUPTO
- Prioritized in a hospitalTRIAGED
- Tree-lined walkALAMEDA
- More chillyNIPPIER
- About 4,200 feet, for the Golden Gate BridgeSPAN
- Caped fightersTOREROS
- Eddie Bauer rivalLLBEAN
- SubsideABATE
- Put the pedal to the metalGUNIT
- Mystery writer MarshNGAIO
- Did a “rotten” Halloween trick onEGGED
- Barry, Robin or Maurice of the Bee GeesGIBB
- Rent-___ACAR
- French director ClairRENE
- Kind of stick for incenseJOSS
- Plain ___JANE
- Imposed uponUSED
- Gen ___ (millennials)YERS
- Indicator of staccato, in music notationDOT