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NYT Across Clues
- Sound of a dudPFFT
- Personnel overhaulSHAKEUP
- End of the block?ADE
- Pitcher’s feat, slangilyNONO
- Peace activist WieselELIE
- Rear seating compartment in old automobilesTONNEAU
- Replaced someone on a basePINCHRAN
- Wagers for a gym exercise?PULLUPSTAKES
- Big name in luxury S.U.V.sESCALADE
- Successfully persuadesSELLS
- At the mostTOPS
- SubHOAGIE
- Opposite of stiffTIP
- Figures on slotsSEVENS
- Bad thing to see under a truck’s hood?PICKUPSTEAM
- Small breather?NOSTRIL
- Customer service workerAGENT
- “Man and Superman” playwrightSHAW
- Anxious feelingUNEASE
- Wastebasket or folder, maybeICON
- Avoided trans fats and refined sugars, sayATERIGHT
- Part of NASA: Abbr.NATL
- Unrecruited athlete’s bottleful?WALKONWATER
- ___ al-Hussein (Jordanian royal)NOOR
- Private eyeTEC
- Word after flight or creditRISK
- “Zounds!”EGAD
- ___ dishPETRI
- It’s not in the bagLOOSETEA
- Intake in many an eating contestPIE
- Makes drunkBESOTS
- Certain note passer, for shortATM
- Timely entrance?DEADONARRIVAL
- KittyPOT
- “Here’s the thing …”YOUSEE
- Lawn coatingDEW
- Grueling workplace, so to speakSALTMINE
- Man first mentioned in Exodus 2MOSES
- Something removed at a T.S.A. checkpointSHOE
- Purple smoothie flavorerACAI
- German “you”SIE
- Caught in ___ALIE
- Understudy’s delivery?STANDINLINE
- Nonsense singingSCAT
- Closet rackfulNECKTIES
- Suffer from a lockupSKID
- ZerosLOSERS
- “Fight, fight, fight for Maryland!” singer, familiarlyTERP
- Duke of ___, character in “The Two Gentlemen of Verona”MILAN
- Reaches by planeFLIESTO
- Scam alert?PUTONNOTICE
- ParagonsIDEALS
- Hoppy brewIPA
- Info providerSOURCE
- Optimist’s credoICAN
- What an A.P. class likely isn’tEASYA
- Throws atTOSSESTO
- Fight clubs?RUNINCIRCLES
- Serving to quell violent protestsANTIRIOT
- Free, as a seatUNTAKEN
- Web links, brieflyURLS
- TrickleSEEP
- Certain baseball positions: Abbr.RFS
- Lunchtime errands, e.g.NOONERS
- ___ Classic (cable channel)ESPN
NYT Vertical Clues
- Juices (up)PEPS
- Something a chimney sweep sweepsFLUE
- PermeateFILL
- GossipsTELLSTALES
- Pennzoil competitorSTP
- Low-cost lodgingHOSTEL
- Playwright ChekhovANTON
- Bags that might have drawstringsKNAPSACKS
- Startled squealsEEKS
- Neighbor of Oman, for shortUAE
- Press, as a buttonPUSHIN
- Vertical, to a sailorAPEAK
- Saying “Eww!,” sayDISGUSTED
- Make hard to readENCIPHER
- Org. that’s nearly one-fourth CanadianNHL
- Speak before Parliament, e.g.ORATE
- Comaneci of Olympics fameNADIA
- Time in Tokyo when it’s midnight in New YorkONEPM
- ___ saladCAESAR
- App customersUSERS
- 10/OCT
- SceneVIEW
- Founder of PhiladelphiaPENN
- Strong stringsTWINES
- SisterNUN
- Man ___ missionONA
- Soundtrack for a brawl?SETTOMUSIC
- Proceed well enoughGOOK
- Story featuring divine interventionILIAD
- ___ premiumATA
- Compositions often chosen for encores?GOTOPIECES
- Seuss title characterHORTON
- Sad, in San JuanTRISTE
- DepartmentAREA
- Small damWEIR
- Smoking or stressAGER
- ForfeitsCEDES
- Hits with snowballsPELTS
- NonexpertLAYMAN
- Portrayer of Mr. ChipsOTOOLE
- Ball supportTEE
- Something “shaken” in a trickPAW
- The Ravens, on scoreboardsBAL
- Take too much of, brieflyODON
- Call forNEED
- “To repeat …”ISAID
- Self-absorbedVAIN
- Hope that one maySEEKTO
- Doesn’t go on at the right timeMISSESACUE
- ExitSTEPOUTOF
- Gives birth toHAS
- “Eso Beso” singerANKA
- Doctor treating patientsCLINICIAN
- G.I. replySIRNOSIR
- Any of the GalápagosISLE
- Singer known for her 85-AcrossELLA
- SkillART
- Chinese menu nameTSO
- More likely to escalateTENSER
- Member of a four-time Stanley Cup-winning team in the 1980sOILER
- Emcee’s itemMIC
- Spring river breakupICERUN
- Certain Summer OlympianFENCER
- Gyro holdersPITAS
- Barely ahead, scorewiseUPONE
- Interior decorator’s assetTASTE
- Brisk pacesTROTS
- Gracias : Spanish :: ___ : GermanDANKE
- Avid aboutINTO
- Some Nikons, for shortSLRS
- Go “Ow, ow, OW!”YELP
- Professional grp.ASSN
- Apt rhyme of “nip”SIP
- Card game cryUNO
- Some doorwaysINS