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NYT Across Clues
- Heading on a neighborhood posterLOSTDOG
- Radio personality GlennBECK
- Bump, as from a schedulePREEMPT
- Standing closetARMOIRE
- Poison ivy sootherALOE
- HutsSHANTIES
- Anti-mob toolTEARGAS
- Dryer buildupLINT
- “1984” superstateEASTASIA
- “Get ’em!”SIC
- Power up?ELECT
- High landNEPAL
- Last seen riding in a basket. If found, call ___ [see 106-Across]DOROTHYGALE
- Mix withADDIN
- Fall offEBB
- Pizzeria chain, casuallyUNOS
- Like a certain Freudian complexOEDIPAL
- Graduation attireREGALIA
- It goes around the neckBIB
- Doesn’t just assumeASKS
- Last seen in the nursery. If found, call ___ [see 84-Across]THEDARLINGS
- One who can’t keep weight off for longYOYODIETER
- Tempe sch.ASU
- Scream or bawl, e.g.EMOTE
- Like most holidaysANNUAL
- Reverses, as a deletionSTETS
- “Darn it all!”RATS
- It may hold the lineROD
- Toll rds.TPKS
- Yokohama “yes”HAI
- Tijuana setting, informallyBAJA
- Postal abbr. for a rural addressRTE
- Last seen with a red-haired girl. If found, call ___ [see 119-Across]LITTLEORPHANANNIE
- Drone, for oneBEE
- Cyclotron bitsIONS
- “Here’s an idea …”SAY
- Some bygone theatersRKOS
- BleatBAA
- ConfrerePEER
- Food cart offeringsGYROS
- One of the Marcoses of the PhilippinesIMELDA
- Alphabetically first “American Idol” judge across all 16 seasonsABDUL
- Go from bud to blossom, to a poetOPE
- PretendPUTONANACT
- Last seen chasing down clues. If found, call ___ [see 24-Across]NICKANDNORA
- Poet who wrote of DaedalusOVID
- ___-greenSEA
- Theme song of Milton BerleNEARYOU
- Forms, forms and more formsREDTAPE
- Sash supporterSILL
- Any of the Baltic states, once: Abbr.SSR
- What’s left on TV?MSNBC
- Last seen being mocked by a cat. If found, call ___ [see 46-Across]JONARBUCKLE
- Gambling meccaMACAO
- IncreaseMOUNT
- LiltAIR
- Proceed enthusiasticallyGOTOTOWN
- Symbol gotten by typing Option+Shift+2EURO
- Hit straight to the shortstop, perhapsLINEOUT
- PromoTEASERAD
- War loser, usuallyTREY
- DeclaredUTTERED
- Storied journeyODYSSEY
- Puts the kibosh onENDS
- Algebraic variablesXSANDYS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Rowing muscle, for shortLAT
- Iron Range productORE
- Wee, to a ScotSMA
- Chests’ placesTORSOS
- Sudoku entryDIGIT
- Herb resembling spinachORACH
- Some kitchen appliances, for shortGES
- Adele’s “Someone Like You,” e.g.BALLAD
- Hebrew for “My God! My God!”ELIELI
- IdeaCONCEPT
- Etta of old comicsKETT
- Sister of AriadnePHAEDRA
- More hoarseRASPIER
- SnaresENTANGLES
- List-reducing abbr.ETAL
- Prefix with play and placeMIS
- Charlottetown’s prov.PEI
- Checkpoint org.TSA
- PostSEND
- DischargesEGESTS
- 43DUBYA
- Kind of dipONION
- One-named Swedish singer with the Grammy-nominated song “Dancing on My Own”ROBYN
- It goes around the neckYOKE
- Inn stockALES
- The U.S., to MexicansELNORTE
- Hallux, more familiarlyBIGTOE
- Stationed (at)BASED
- Clicking sounds?AHAS
- Gold medal, to an OlympianAIM
- RepurposeADAPT
- Dressy accessorySILKTIE
- Boxing champ RobertoDURAN
- Navel typeOUTIE
- Cultural valuesETHOS
- Where the engine is in a Porsche 911REAR
- A bit stiffTIPSY
- A bit crackedAJAR
- Modest two-piece swimsuitTANKINI
- Sharply sour fruitSLOE
- Ecosystem endangered by global warmingBAYOU
- UpRISEN
- PacerLEADCAR
- 2000s corporate scandal subjectENRON
- Heavenly sound?HARP
- VagabondNOMAD
- CoddlesBABIES
- Marriage announcementBANNS
- Some centerfoldsPLAYMATES
- Golden Globe-winning actor for “Chicago”GERE
- Visit during a tripSTOPAT
- Vision-correcting procedureLASIK
- Big batteryDCELL
- Subtitle of Hawthorne’s “Fanshawe”ATALE
- Former part of the U.S.S.R.: Abbr.UKR
- Alternative to boeuf or jambonPORC
- [continued]OVER
- Love all around?NOSCORE
- Actress FayeDUNAWAY
- Stop for nowADJOURN
- Saw the sightsTOURED
- RufflesANNOYS
- MoviedomSCREEN
- My word, maybeBOND
- LuresBAITS
- Utah’s ___ MountainsUINTA
- Some greenery that’s not grassMOSS
- Parcel (out)METE
- ’60s PontiacGTO
- Webster’s Third competitor, for shortOED
- Scotland’s longest riverTAY
- Start of Yale’s mottoLUX
- Chicago terminal codeORD
- Double-back moveUEY
- QB’s tallyTDS