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NYT Across Clues
- Pest control productRAID
- Luggage labelIDTAG
- Color effect in graphic designGRADIENT
- Video game princess of the Kingdom of HyruleZELDA
- Writer Zora ___ HurstonNEALE
- Take part in a D&D campaign, e.g.ROLEPLAY
- Brand of fruity hard candyJOLLYRANCHER
- Personae non grataeOUTCASTS
- URANUSARIEL
- “Arrivederci!”CIAO
- JerksTUGSON
- “___ to differ!”IBEG
- One taking the long view?TELESCOPE
- Tarot deck characterDEVIL
- Some surgical toolsLASERS
- “Unit” of funTON
- All-star duo?GEMINI
- Comfort in not knowing, sayBLISSFULIGNORANCE
- RequestASK
- JUPITERGANYMEDE
- Ships passing in the night?UFOS
- Sch. on the Rio GrandeUTEP
- HollersYELLS
- Like some parties and flowersWILD
- “Back to the Future” antagonistBIFF
- Hit movie released as “Vaselina” in MexicoGREASE
- Husk-wrapped dishTAMALE
- Colorful tropical fishTETRA
- Song standard on “Barbra Streisand’s Greatest Hits”HAPPYDAYSAREHEREAGAIN
- SATURNTITAN
- With 11-Down, hit 2001 film with an “!” in its titleMOULIN
- Stirred upROILED
- Cold shower?SNOW
- Muralist ___ Clemente OrozcoJOSE
- 2021 Super Bowl champsTAMPA
- Boy, in BarcelonaNINO
- Animated character who wears a red shirt and no pantsPOOH
- Time before computers, facetiouslySTONEAGE
- Fleet runner: Abbr.ADM
- One feature of a perfect nanny, in a “Mary Poppins” songCHEERYDISPOSITION
- MARSDEIMOS
- Hesitate in speakingHEM
- More inquisitiveNOSIER
- Jaded sortCYNIC
- Solo flier?CHEWBACCA
- Prefix meaning “both”AMBI
- Welled (up)TEARED
- Like people who are much looked up toTALL
- Insurance fraud ployARSON
- Determiner of cannabis legality, e.g.STATELAW
- Classic carnival rideMERRYGOROUND
- Cherished family memberLOVEDONE
- NEPTUNENAIAD
- Golding of “Crazy Rich Asians”HENRY
- Sporty carROADSTER
- Deliver a speechORATE
- World of Warcraft spellcasterMAGE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Leans (on)RELIES
- ClaimALLEGE
- Pastoral poemIDYL
- ___ es SalaamDAR
- Navel typeINNIE
- Sticker on the back of a laptop, sayDECAL
- Home to the Sugar Bowl and Heavenly ski resortsTAHOE
- Draft pick?ALE
- Neighbor of Belg.GER
- Word after focus or FacebookGROUP
- See 72-AcrossROUGE
- Mountain map figs.ALTS
- Ones getting the messageDECODERS
- Rio beach of songIPANEMA
- Hollow center?ELS
- Turner who led an 1831 slave rebellionNAT
- Grateful sentiments, in online shorthandTYS
- “The Greek” of filmZORBA
- Corner space in MonopolyJAIL
- Juggling or magic, in a talent showACT
- Nobel laureate MorrisonTONI
- Poker varietySTUD
- “This Will Be” singer NatalieCOLE
- Sommelier’s métierVIN
- “Monsters, ___”INC
- Be on the level?LIE
- “Notorious” Supreme Court initialsRBG
- Knocked ’em deadSLAYED
- Not spoiledGOOD
- Suffix with serpentINE
- One of five in “pronunciation”: Abbr.SYL
- Choice of sizes, brieflySML
- Celebratory, quaintlyFESTAL
- DeceptionGUILE
- Cowboy or Patriot, for shortNFLER
- ZerosAUGHTS
- Distinct melodic segmentSTRAIN
- Not waver fromKEEPTO
- Fruit also called a custard apple or prairie bananaPAPAW
- Baby’s cryWAH
- Cue at an auditionBEGIN
- Land jutting into il MediterraneoITALIA
- QuakerFRIEND
- Community of followersFANDOM
- Thesaurus listing: Abbr.SYN
- Melber of MSNBCARI
- Candy featured in a classic “MythBusters” episodeMENTOS
- Confucian’s spiritual pathTAO
- In ___ (peeved)AMOOD
- Nintendo dinosaur who eats fruit and throws eggsYOSHI
- Bring to courtSUE
- 2003 best seller whose title is one letter different from a fantasy creatureERAGON
- PleasuresJOYS
- Grammy winner DiFrancoANI
- RendezvousedMET
- ___ gow (Chinese domino game)PAI
- Money earned from an event, sayPROCEEDS
- GushSPEW
- Archaeologist’s findTOMB
- Brian once of glam rockENO
- U.S. health org.CDC
- “Hands off, that’s mine!”HEY
- Austrian articleEIN
- Sent offEMITTED
- Lose a layerSHED
- Bit of luau wearSARONG
- “No question!”IMSURE
- Magazine whose 60th anniversary issue had the cover line “Denzel, Halle & Jamie”EBONY
- What’s hard about a melon?RIND
- Origami shape called “orizuru”CRANE
- Tree surgeon, at timesHEWER
- Interior chambersATRIA
- Gem weightCARAT
- Bonnie’s partner in crimeCLYDE
- Quadratic formula subj.ALG
- OodlesALOT
- Measurement in plane geometryAREA
- Camera type, brieflySLR
- As wellTOO
- DuVernay who directed “Selma”AVA
- Queue before PMNO
- Canal localeEAR
- Piece de resistance?OHM