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NYT Across Clues
- Slangy part of a conversation recapSOIWASLIKE
- “We deliver for you” sloganeer, for shortUSPS
- They come with strings attachedPARACHUTES
- Sports org. headquartered in IndianapolisNCAA
- FakesCHARLATANS
- It’s the truthFACT
- Woman with a 32-DownAUNT
- Two-time Emmy nominee for playing Suzanne SugarbakerDELTABURKE
- Peach or plumHUE
- Mobile dwelling on a steppeYURT
- Commanding the situationINCONTROL
- Move clandestinelySLINK
- Civil rights activist buried in Arlington National CemeteryMEDGAREVERS
- WrongSIN
- Something to shoot forPAR
- SpecialELITE
- Go withSEE
- Inits. in 1970s-’80s rockELO
- Satay dipPEANUTSAUCE
- Little theorem within a bigger theoremLEMMA
- “You betcha!”YESINDEED
- Arrange, in a way, as hairDOUP
- Common address enderCOM
- Classic rock hit that asks “Is it tomorrow or just the end of time?”PURPLEHAZE
- Big Apple?IMAC
- Doing the jobONIT
- Race car, e.g.PALINDROME
- Way to watch shows beginning in 1999TIVO
- Tricky swapSWITCHEROO
- Algorithm partSTEP
- Ones trying to cover all the basesINFIELDERS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Pound sign?SPCA
- Hanauma Bay localeOAHU
- Where the biblical Esther and Daniel are purported to be buriedIRAN
- Tusked savanna dwellerWARTHOG
- ___ tearACL
- Ash, e.g.SHADETREE
- Instrument with a bent neckLUTE
- Proofreader’s abbr.ITAL
- R. J. Reynolds brandKENT
- AttemptESSAY
- Roll outUNFURL
- Sign of healingSCARTISSUE
- Get ready, in a wayPACK
- Not just meet the needs ofSATE
- Bit of osculationBUSS
- “Por ___ Cabeza” (tango classic)UNA
- EncourageIMPEL
- Zora ___ Hurston, writer of the Harlem RenaissanceNEALE
- Much-used technology in the 1990s that’s largely outmoded todayCDROMDRIVE
- Event that’s not for singlesRELAY
- Like a lambOVINE
- “___ remember …”LETUS
- Girl with a 19-AcrossNIECE
- Dealt a low blowKNEED
- ReserveRETICENCE
- Cathedral eponymPAUL
- Cone head?SNO
- Like idolsADMIRED
- Beatlesque hairstyleMOPTOP
- Pop labelPEPSI
- Some ironwarePOTS
- Something that’s often named after a scientistUNIT
- “Death Becomes Her” co-star, 1992HAWN
- Arabic leaderALIF
- Big tubesZITI
- SecondsMORE
- Spanish sweetheartAMOR
- Biz bigsCEOS
- “We move the world” sloganeerDHL