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NYT Across Clues
- After the fact, as a justificationPOSTHOC
- Co-star of “Golden Girls”BEAARTHUR
- Knock over, so to speakROB
- Quaker fareOATMEAL
- Go poofEVAPORATE
- Drop the ballERR
- ILLUS_RA_ORSSTRIPTEASEARTISTS
- What a third wheel might see, in briefPDA
- Setting for most of “Life of Pi”SEA
- Tests the weight ofHEFTS
- One of the Greats?PETERI
- Oscars of the sporting worldESPYS
- Good sign for an angelSRO
- Intl. org. headquartered in GenevaWTO
- Some bad sentencesRUNONS
- ACC_L_RATOREASEOFFTHEGASPEDAL
- Grapple, in dialectRASSLE
- Exercise too much, sayOVERDO
- A as in ArlesUNE
- LUXUR_ _ACHTUNWISEINVESTMENT
- “___ Agnus Dei” (Mass phrase)ECCE
- Peak in Turkey mentioned in both the “Iliad” and the “Aeneid”MTIDA
- Runner Sebastian who once held the world record for the mileCOE
- What you might get from a trailerSNEAKPEEK
- Sport played at British boarding schoolsPOLO
- Post production?CEREALS
- ___ mater, membrane surrounding the brainPIA
- Popular 90-min. showSNL
- ENDANGER_EN_NOEMPTYTHREAT
- Man’s name that coincidentally is Latin for “honey”MEL
- Word with small or fishFRY
- WeakTENUOUS
- What may result in a handshakeSALE
- Help to one’s destinationGIVEALIFT
- The Blue Jays, on scoreboardsTOR
- Comeback to a challenge of authoritySEZME
- BitterACID
- CONFIG_ _ATIONYOUAREOUTOFORDER
- Actor SomerhalderIAN
- Most in the style of comedian Steven WrightWRIEST
- UnfocusedBLEARY
- POI_T OF _IEWUNENVIABLEPOSITION
- Go all outSTRAIN
- French fashion inits.YSL
- “Kinda sorta”ISH
- Pan-cook, in a waySAUTE
- Supermodel BündchenGISELE
- Pepé ___ (cartoon skunk)LEPEW
- Drop offNOD
- Admit (to)COP
- _OTIC_WITHOUTANYWARNING
- Hit the weed?HOE
- Have guests overENTERTAIN
- Guest, e.g.INVITEE
- Place full of guestsINN
- Start of a seasonal requestDEARSANTA
- Some kitchen utensilsZESTERS
NYT Vertical Clues
- EntouragePOSSE
- Hall’s partner in popOATES
- Part of a thongSTRAP
- “OK, you can stop the story right there”TMI
- Old-fashioned “cool”HEP
- One might speak under itOATH
- Co-star of Kline in “A Fish Called Wanda”CLEESE
- Start of a compilation headingBESTOF
- Times for some vigilsEVES
- Letters on many towersAAA
- Busy mo. for C.P.A.sAPR
- Go badROT
- Three-sport event, for shortTRI
- A chest often has a large oneHASP
- StatesUTTERS
- RechargeRESTUP
- Photocopy, e.g.REPRODUCE
- It’s the law!ORDINANCE
- Item said to have been burned in protest, onceBRA
- Musical prefix with beatAFRO
- Memphis-to-Nashville dir.ENE
- Emphatic assentYESIDO
- Lively dance genreSALSA
- HoneWHET
- Contract detailsTERMS
- Beehive State cityOGDEN
- AerodynamicSLEEK
- Bishop’s jurisdictionSEE
- AntagonistFOE
- Hotel room staplesTVS
- Top-notchAONE
- BootiesRUMPS
- Playwright ChekhovANTON
- GarbageSWILL
- Drink similar to a slushieICEE
- About 460 inches of rain per year, on Kauai’s Mt. WaialealeNORM
- HBO satire starring Julia Louis-DreyfusVEEP
- ___ barTAPAS
- Org. that takes the lead on lead?EPA
- Baby foxKIT
- How a flirt may actCOYLY
- Football stat: Abbr.ATT
- NaOHLYE
- Radio broadcaster: Abbr.STN
- Legislation that was part of F.D.R.’s New DealNRA
- Ethnic group of Rwanda and BurundiHUTU
- Two, for fourROOT
- Coin with 12 starsEURO
- “Zoom-Zoom” sloganeerMAZDA
- Hollywood composer Bernstein with 14 Oscar nominationsELMER
- GuardedLEERY
- Like pets and parking metersFED
- ___ Slam (tennis feat)SERENA
- Julius Caesar’s first nameGAIUS
- Words of hopelessnessICANTGOON
- Mature naturally, in a wayVINERIPEN
- ___ Writers’ WorkshopIOWA
- Electronic Hasbro toyFURBY
- One side of the coinTAILS
- Arias, typicallySOLOS
- Scottish folk danceREEL
- Alternative explanation for a lucky guess, in briefESP
- Ear: PrefixOTO
- Letters on some badgesFBI
- “Stillmatic” rapperNAS
- SeenVIEWED
- Kind of skateINLINE
- Brown shadeSIENNA
- Kids’ observation gameISPY
- Hit musical with an “Emerald City Sequence”THEWIZ
- YokeUNITE
- HP productTONER
- Narrowly beats (out)EDGES
- Singer JamesETTA
- Drink for un bébéLAIT
- A full moon will do thisWANE
- Life force, in ChinaCHI
- ___ MajestyHER
- Hosp. areasORS
- The Jazz, on scoreboardsUTA
- Brown shadeTAN
- Things for happy campers?RVS
- Picky person’s pick?NIT