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NYT Across Clues
- “Bon ___!”APPETIT
- “See ya later!”IMOUT
- It covers more than 30% of the earth’s surfacePACIFIC
- Donna ___, member of Bill Clinton’s cabinetSHALALA
- Klein who wrote the best seller “This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate”NAOMI
- Desert whose soil has been compared to that of MarsATACAMA
- Biting writingsSATIRES
- Breakfast treatSCONE
- Convinces a customer to pay moreUPSELLS
- “Or so”ISH
- Much of a delivery person’s incomeTIPS
- Makes a choiceOPTS
- Hoppin’LIT
- PrearrangedSET
- Suffix with officialESE
- Nickel found in a pocket, sayORE
- Actor Barinholtz of “The Mindy Project”IKE
- Classic CamaroIROC
- ___ K. Smith, poet who won a Pulitzer for “Life on Mars”TRACY
- Cosmetic that can be applied with a brushGLOSS
- Neighbors of exclamation marksONES
- “La Dolce ___”VITA
- Stuffed one’s faceATEALOT
- Bump on a frogWART
- Question regarding a micISITON
- HubbubADO
- One of the Blues BrothersELWOOD
- Above criticismSACRED
- Question from the befuddledHOW
- Syrian city with a historic citadelALEPPO
- What “10” can meanOCTOBER
- ExtraBONUS
- Rolled one’s r’s, sayTRILLED
- Linguistic unitPHONEME
- Giraffe’s closest living relativeOKAPI
- Deb ___, secretary of the interior starting in 2021HAALAND
- Opposite of ‘neathOER
- RegardingASFOR
- Exams for some future clerks: Abbr.LSATS
- Cold open?CEE
- Hang out on a lineDRY
- U.K. award bestowed by the queenOBE
- West Coast news inits.LAT
- BlunderERR
- They cast lotsRODS
- “Love covers a multitude of ___”: I Peter 4:8SINS
- Lawn materialSOD
- Something’s essential aspect … or what’s spelled out by letters in this puzzle’s eight “cups”NAMEOFTHEGAME
- Comedian MargaretCHO
- 2011 film for which Octavia Spencer won a Best Supporting Actress OscarTHEHELP
- It takes blades to bladesMOWER
- DealBARGAIN
- Like the consonants “t” and “d”ALVEOLAR
- Eject forcefullyDISGORGE
- Records request inits.FOIA
- ___ historyORAL
- Utah’s state flowerSEGO
- Org. that sets permissible exposure limitsOSHA
- Karaoke instruction … or what to do starting at 10-DownFOLLOWTHEBOUNCINGBALL
- P.R. consultant on “Ted Lasso”KEELEY
- Start playing for payGOPRO
- Into really small piecesFINELY
- Scott who sued for his freedomDRED
- Afford, casuallySWING
- Add salt to, sayCURE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Home of St. ClareASSISI
- Starfleet weaponPHASER
- Election night calculation … or what’s traced by the circled lettersPATHTOVICTORY
- Name that’s 6-Down backwardELI
- Save it for a rainy day!TARP
- La Corse, par exempleILE
- Brewery employeeTASTER
- Comb throughINSPECT
- BubsMACS
- Worker’s “on vacation” inits.OOO
- “Actually, I disagree”UMNO
- Rococo painter of “Allegory of the Planets and Continents”TIEPOLO
- They might be pregnantPAUSES
- Organic energy compound, for shortATP
- “Mi ___ es su ___”CASA
- Part of a cold compressICE
- Become clear … or make like the object represented by the circled lettersFALLINTOPLACE
- “So then my response was …”IMLIKE
- Hereditary divisionsCASTES
- Physicist NewtonISAAC
- Loyalty that’s pledgedTROTH
- Lemonlike fruitCITRON
- Big rigsTANDEMS
- “Well, fine then”YEAHOK
- Age beautifully, informallyGLOWUP
- Cuss outSWEARAT
- Big Brother’s creatorORWELL
- Pink pad on a paw, in slangTOEBEAN
- The Lord, in the Hebrew BibleADONAI
- Start of a simple requestALLIASK
- Roly-poly, scientificallyISOPOD
- ___ torte (Austrian cake)SACHER
- Warm-up actOPENER
- Move shakilyDODDER
- Ross Perot founded it in 1995REFORMPARTY
- Lack of engagementBOREDOM
- More wackySILLIER
- “You’re just assuming”THATSABIGIF
- It’s blown in the windsOBOE
- Showed off one’s pipesSANG
- Airport with a Harvey Milk terminal: Abbr.SFO
- Harry Styles tune about a woman who “lives in daydreams”SHE
- Lines of notesSTAFF
- Sight line?OHLOOK
- Cooked with hot seasoningDEVILED
- Prefix with -lithicNEO
- Not against the rulesALLOWED
- It’s under @ on a keyboardTWO
- ___ lodgeMASONIC
- Rowing machine, informallyERG
- Event for moving vehiclesCARSALE
- SuperHIGHLY
- Actress TatumONEAL
- Folk medicine practitionerHEALER
- Foolish sortGOOBER
- Sports fan’s cheerRAH
- Universal Human Rights Mo.DEC
- Ability to sustain long-term interestLEGS
- Kiss, in KentSNOG
- Sports fan’s cheerOLE
- Gift wrapper’s final touchBOW
- Nail polish brandOPI
- Buffet table itemURN
- Zoo animal whose name rhymes with “zoo”GNU