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NYT Across Clues
- What flowers eventually doWILT
- Children’s character who sings “I Love Trash”OSCAR
- Ending with bald or boldNESS
- Issa of “The Lovebirds”RAE
- On the drinkASEA
- Must pay backOWETO
- Gross-sounding plant?YUCCA
- Toll makerBELL
- List from 1 to …RANK
- Overhead lights?HALOS
- Spirit of a cultureETHOS
- Shoots the breezeRAPS
- One might help with a connectionMODEM
- Apt facial hair for a teacher?PENCILMOUSTACHE
- “Excuse me …”AHEM
- Rumrunner, e.g.BOOTLEGGER
- Lime-A-___ (alcoholic beverage)RITA
- Daughter of Polonius, in ShakespeareOPHELIA
- Admitted it, with “up”FESSED
- ¥YEN
- Bob Marley and the Wailers, for oneREGGAEBAND
- Passionate (about)MAD
- ChillsVEGGESOUT
- Button often denoted by a right arrowSEND
- China makes up much of itTEASET
- Big brassBASSTUBA
- Like almost all prime numbersODD
- Lay down, in a wayASSERT
- Word before shot and after hotPOT
- Spiritual objectTOTEM
- Words with “with words”AWAY
- It “lifts the veil from the hidden beauty of the world, and makes familiar objects be as if they were not familiar,” per Percy Bysshe ShelleyPOETRY
- Bea Arthur was one before her acting careerMARINE
- Church ministerDEACON
- Breakfast brand taglineLEGGOMYEGGO
- Taking Rx drugsONMEDS
- People in a long line, perhapsRULERS
- Covered in long, soft hairPILOSE
- Jupiter and MarsGODS
- It’s spinelessEBOOK
- Private aid grp.NGO
- “Vital” thingsORGANS
- Stock paper, for short?WSJ
- Orchestral prelude to an operaSINFONIA
- Fairy tale siblingHANSEL
- Beer ___, drinking/running eventMILE
- Deems rightSEESFIT
- Apt name for a landscaper?LON
- “On the other hand, I could be wrong”MAYBENOT
- CronyPAL
- One of a pair of kitchen toolsPESTLE
- Like anomaliesSTRANGE
- Chrysler offering of the 1980sKCAR
- Wrestling duosTAGTEAMS
- Over-the-counter sellerDELI
- Engaged in some circular reasoningBEGGEDTHEQUESTION
- Put onAPPLY
- First line in a news storyLEDE
- Congas and bongosDRUMS
- ___ roomELBOW
- Name that rhymes with “edgy”REGGIE
- You are: Sp.ERES
- EssaysTRIES
- Attack tacticSIEGE
- Dragon roll ingredientsEELS
- Foreign exchange abbr.USD
- Big name in skate shoesVANS
- Cartomancy mediumTAROT
- Broadway musical centered around two girls in love, with “The”PROM
NYT Vertical Clues
- AffableWARM
- Golfer AokiISAO
- Help outLENDAHAND
- Pay attentionTAKEHEED
- “How fancy!”OOH
- ExchangeSWAP
- Big starCELEB
- Many, manyATONOF
- The “R” of Edward R. MurrowROSCOE
- Kicked the ball between the legs of, in soccer slangNUTMEGGED
- What Beatles music did at Abbey Road, famouslyECHOED
- Clean extensivelySCOUR
- Back talkSASS
- Undergo a chemical changeREACT
- A Greek letter?ALPHA
- Something ___ELSE
- Goes off onYELLSAT
- Things that might get written down on sticky notesBRAINSTORMS
- “Scary” Spice GirlMELB
- Response to “Who’s there?”ITSME
- Some purchases for Christmas displaysTREESTANDS
- Unaccounted for, for shortMIA
- IshORSO
- IdentifiedPEGGED
- On edgeANTSY
- Safecrackers, in old-fashioned slangYEGGS
- Rapper Kool Moe ___DEE
- Sight at a wineryVAT
- Body feature that approximately 10% of people haveOUTIE
- Plumbing pipe known as a trapUBEND
- Brings under controlTAMES
- Chord whose notes are played in successionARPEGGIO
- Comedian’s stage propSTOOL
- Welsh guyBOYO
- Something intricately detailed and impressiveAWORKOFART
- WithoutSANS
- Expecting, in slangPREGGERS
- Most valued card in the deckACEOFSPADES
- Rock typeEMO
- Big name in chickenTYSON
- Dream idlyMOON
- Chinese qipao, e.g.DRESS
- Jazz pianist Blake who composed “Shuffle Along”EUBIE
- UnrivaledALONE
- The Evian Championship is one of its majors: Abbr.LPGA
- Formal festivitiesGALAS
- Critic’s pick?NIT
- Absolute beautGEM
- Resident of the capital of ManitobaWINNIPEGGER
- Plod perseveringlySLOG
- Ballet jumpJETE
- ZilchNIL
- Maker of Ding Dongs and TwinkiesHOSTESS
- Puts upANTES
- Cooking ahead of time, sayMEALPREP
- Chickpeas and peanuts, for twoLEGUMES
- 1/1 ’til present: Abbr.YTD
- “La” place in L.A.BREA
- Actress Anna of “True Bloods”PAQUIN
- News updates, with “the”LATEST
- “Othello” character who quips “They are all but stomachs, and we all but food”EMILIA
- Beer partiesKEGGERS
- Granted through a treatyCEDED
- Land in RomeTERRA
- On the wagonSOBER
- ___ cheeseBLEU
- Purchase for the denHDTV
- Mission cancellationNOGO
- Title Disney character from HawaiiLILO
- Polite agreementYESM
- What you might get on a log flume rideWET