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NYT Across Clues
- Metaphor for an aggressive political arenaBEARPIT
- Puts awaySTASHES
- Source of friesSPUD
- One who didn’t even show?ALSORAN
- Frame partDOORPOST
- It stayed in Pandora’s boxHOPE
- *Ballroom dancing event for Beantown residents?BOSTONTANGOPARTY
- Takes a courseEATS
- Relatives of foilsEPEES
- Shade of greenSAGE
- Dundee dissentNAE
- Mother-of-pearlNACRE
- Imperfect serviceLET
- ClimaxPEAK
- *Annoying member of a New York baseball team?YANKEEBOTHER
- ThrillsSENDS
- Family monikerSIS
- Hydrocarbon gasETHENE
- World capital known as Batavia until 1942JAKARTA
- “Witches’ Flight” painterGOYA
- Sparkling white wineASTI
- Pesticide banned in 1972DDT
- *Wager in which the winner gets the loser’s pants and jersey?UNIFORMBET
- They’re not hard to swallowGELCAPS
- ___ Cuervo (tequila brand)JOSE
- CasanovaLOTHARIO
- Slapstick actor JacquesTATI
- “___ over”ITS
- Contingency phraseIFSO
- Man’s name that’s the reverse of 60-DownARI
- Don hastilyTHROWON
- *Duo ruling a kingdom on Take Your Daughter to Work Day?THEPRINCESSANDTHEPAPA
- It’s higher on the Scoville scale than a jalapeñoSERRANO
- Skin pic?TAT
- PallidASHY
- Certain 35mm cameraSLR
- Major or minor in astronomy?URSA
- Like chewing gum in Singapore or wearing blue jeans in North Korea (seriously!)OUTLAWED
- Second-largest branch of IslamSHIA
- Attacks à la Don QuixoteTILTSAT
- *Exclamation after a performance of “Every Breath You Take”?BRAVOSTING
- Platform for many tabletsIOS
- Building blocks, e.g.TOYS
- Vegetarian gelatin substituteAGAR
- Property recipientALIENEE
- “Looks promising!”NOTBAD
- Covert org.CIA
- Sailor’s cryAVAST
- *Amusement park named after a “Peanuts” boy?CHARLIEWORLD
- College football rival of 110-AcrossNAVY
- UnembellishedRAW
- Jetson who attends Little Dipper SchoolELROY
- Broadway show about CapoteTRU
- College football rival of 104-AcrossARMY
- Pricey fashion labelPRADA
- With 115-Across, communication system that’s a hint to the answer to each starred clueNATO
- See 114-AcrossPHONETICALPHABET
- Tireless racerSLED
- They might hold derbiesHATTREES
- Fall apartCRUMBLE
- Spots for hammers and anvilsEARS
- Common lease periodONEYEAR
- It may have a lot of intelligenceDOSSIER
NYT Vertical Clues
- Early tower localeBABEL
- Skip the ceremony, in a wayELOPE
- Strong pointASSET
- MechanicalROTE
- Shakespearean sorcererPROSPERO
- Janis ___, singer of the 1975 hit “At Seventeen”IAN
- Earth-shattering invention?TNT
- Unpleasantly wetSOGGY
- Like child’s playTOOEASY
- Artist JeanARP
- Defeats soundlySPANKS
- Greek goddesses of the seasonsHORAE
- Signature scent since 1968ESTEE
- Total messSTY
- Sword holderSHEATH
- Took stock?POACHED
- Good news for a stockholderUPTREND
- Early name for UtahDESERET
- Forensic materialDNA
- Does some grillingASKS
- What a stiffed server receivesNOTIP
- ___’acteENTR
- Noted exileADAM
- Falls for someone who’s already married?NIAGARA
- Testing stageBETA
- Bread box?SAFE
- Sport that emphasizes pinning and throwingJUJITSU
- Terse bar orderANOTHER
- TrapsKISSERS
- Former G.M. makeGEO
- First N.L. player to hit 500 home runsOTT
- Laila of the ringALI
- Big maker of lawn care productsSCOTTS
- Like-minded votersBLOC
- Secretary on “The Office”ERIN
- “Hold it!”STOP
- Mañana precederHASTA
- Inundated withAWASHIN
- Five-starTOPLINE
- FuriousINARAGE
- Man’s name that’s the reverse of 63-AcrossIRA
- End of a French filmFIN
- SnobbishSNOOTY
- L.B.J.’s veepHHH
- “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” heroineREY
- Idiot, in British slangPRAT
- “___ Kett” (old comic strip)ETTA
- Something taken in by sailorsSALTAIR
- Infant’s early wordDADA
- ___ NautilusUSS
- Ring lettersWBA
- Make a wrong moveERR
- Change one’s mind about changingSTET
- Source of many an imported boot, appropriatelyITALY
- Site of a 1796 Napoleon victoryLODI
- “___-voom!”VAVA
- Patron saint of NorwayOLAV
- One fighting an uphill battle?SISYPHUS
- Altar offeringINCENSE
- “C’est magnifique!”OOHLALA
- Official with a pistolSTARTER
- Pygmalion’s belovedGALATEA
- Stews (over)BROODS
- One of 32 for IrelandCOUNTY
- Reformed demon on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”ANYA
- Edith Wharton’s “___ Frome”ETHAN
- ComposedWROTE
- Having less vermouth, as a martiniDRIER
- Shul scholarRABBI
- Dancing partner for FredADELE
- Fire extinguisherWATER
- Puts on a show, for shortMCS
- Plows (into)RAMS
- Vietnamese noodle soupPHO
- Poet’s “before”ERE
- Kind of screen, in briefLCD
- MavenPRO