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NYT Across Clues
- [Hah!]SNORT
- Something that might be packed with juice, informallyPBANDJ
- Home of Velázquez’s “Las Meninas”PRADO
- Forerunners of MP3sCDS
- “Do ___!” (emphatic agreement)IEVER
- 1958 #1 hit in a foreign languageVOLARE
- Concern for a samuraiHONOR
- One situp, e.g.REP
- Who has trouble reaching a windshield to place a ticket? [1989, 1982]THELITTLEMETERMAID
- Who once boasted “I’m so mean, I make medicine sick!”ALI
- Enthusiastic Spanish cryARRIBA
- Lao-___TSE
- SmackSLAP
- Protest any involvementDENYIT
- Former Wisconsin senator FeingoldRUSS
- SoreMAD
- Bill ___, “Oliver Twist” thiefSIKES
- Shout at a poolMARCO
- Major leaguesTHEPROS
- Talk show host Johnny’s children? [2015, 2006]MINICARSONS
- “There’s the catch!”AHA
- Moist toweletteWETWIPE
- Flavorer of much black candyANISE
- Vietnamese New YearTET
- Traitor who gets on one’s nerves? [2006, 2002]BOTHERINGRAT
- Noir weaponGAT
- Catches fliesSHAGS
- DetoxCLEANSE
- The planets, before 2006NONET
- Item that may accompany chopsticks and a ramen bowlSAKECUP
- Baghdad’s ___ CitySADR
- TV adSPOT
- Long building project, in a clichéROME
- Montezuma’s foeCORTES
- Small screen superimposed on a large screen … or a hint to this puzzle’s shaded squaresPICTUREINPICTURE
- Venomously bitingASPISH
- Forked overPAID
- Med. plansHMOS
- “___ first you don’t succeed …”IFAT
- Cheetah mascot of CheetosCHESTER
- Chinese greetingNIHAO
- Still not caughtATLARGE
- Line often in LatinMOTTO
- Big ___ (praise, slangily)UPS
- Prepares for guests who don’t like their coffee black? [2017, 1996]GETSCREAMOUT
- Lead-in to PenEPI
- Seat in the classic photograph “Lunch Atop a Skyscraper”IBEAM
- Preceder of “And that’s final!”ISAIDNO
- Laddie’s refusalNAE
- Initiated global conflicts? [1977, 2012]STARTEDWARS
- Visits during a vacationSTOPSAT
- Bendy bladesEPEES
- HuffsSNITS
- Singer SumacYMA
- Spill somethingBLAB
- Sister of MosesMIRIAM
- School cafeteria food, pejorativelySLOP
- ChartMAP
- Broad Australian accent, informallySTRINE
- Unexplained abilityESP
- Selection of billfolds for medical professionals? [2016, 2008]DOCTORSWALLETRANGE
- Chicken ___ kingALA
- Let float, as a currencyUNPEG
- Ticker lines?AORTAS
- That isIDEST
- “Dragons’ ___” (British equivalent to “Shark Tank”)DEN
- Ones picked out of lineupsPERPS
- Slobbery kissWETONE
- Flies in the face of someone?PESTS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Its name means “three strings,” but it can have up to 21SITAR
- ___ jacketEHRU
- Blew out of proportionERSTATED
- EnjoyISH
- Chicago paper, informallyPERS
- Beetle Bailey’s rank: Abbr.TIEST
- Eat quicklyN
- Draft picksNORA
- Demand from a police interrogatorTEIN
- “Black-ish” fatherIDIG
- “Boatercycle”ATS
- That of this clue is awkwardSAS
- BlowoutITYPLANANA
- Santa ___ windsOM
- “Is the risk worth it?”AST
- Carnivora and RodentiaTRIP
- Good manners in kindergarten drawing? [1997, 2004]ADECRAYONTACT
- Supermarket sectionESDELI
- Command from a dentistTSPIT
- Meddles (with)EWEN
- Justice KaganHEIST
- Superior to a 6-DownPUP
- Most bohemianESEDOIDARE
- “Uh, that is to say …”HARPIST
- A brigantine has twoSMARTPHRASING
- Actor Bremner of “Wonder Woman”ALTOROMP
- Mona Lisa, for oneHOLA
- Org. based in Langley, Va.CHE
- “That reminds me …” is oneSAWSLOGSNAMES
- FundamentalsMANOR
- Spanish greetingRIPSAWJETSKI
- Muscle builderORDERS
- Recipe amts.ABCS
- Plucky sort?ISTO
- “Leave no ___ unstoned” (jocular phrase)RUBES
- Hershey toffee barPED
- “Yoo-hoo!”WOE
- Accompaniers of canesNCO
- Prefix with punctureSEGUE
- Young sealTSPS
- Popular brunch optionsPETITERPANREL
- Prefix with terrorismITEMONEPVT
- :SHOPS
- “Weekend Update” co-anchor beginning in 2014STEPALES
- “Sounds good!”ACME
- Russia, onceREADUP
- Fictional company behind earthquake pills and dehydrated bouldersMASTS
- Outlets, of a sortHEREIAM
- Smaller piece of cookware? [1953, 2017]API
- Where the action isCPRBOLTDOW
- Contents of the Rio GrandeDRE
- Head to France?ELENA
- Unsophisticated sortsSKOR
- Bank jobTETE
- 50 beforeCIA
- Where to be among HmongAGUA
- ___ XingACU
- SnoresFRONTLIN
- Urban layoutISLEOV
- Agenda topperIMEAN
- Stately residenceMEADN
- Bee: PrefixECO
- Do research (on)TSARD
- It cuts along the grainLAOS
- Wear downBEETS
- “Good thinking!”TRIB
- Bad feelingTERN
- Borscht baseTOPH
- Drink at ValhallaMIMO
- Catalina, e.g.TENP
- Flight part before a landingANGS
- Lead-in to stratus or cumulusTAM
- Take a fallSIG
- Nurse’s training, for shortPRO
- “___ is me!”ABR
- Suffix with legalAR