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NYT Across Clues
- Make a bust, saySCULPT
- Chew (on)GNAW
- Ointment amountsDABS
- Modern lead-in to maniaINFO
- “Enough!”NOMORE
- Contemporary of PicassoMIRO
- Factory watchdog, in briefOSHA
- Native of the country whose national sport is oil wrestlingTURK
- Bit of company swag for a Genius Bar staffer?APPLEJACKET
- With 114-Across, exasperated question to parking enforcement?WHATMAKES
- Awesome timeGAS
- Elements of a Sherlock Holmes sports mystery?WATSONANDCRICKET
- A small part of who you areGENE
- Prefix with medicineNANO
- “Duck Dynasty” networkAANDE
- Irish ___, popular St. Patrick’s Day cocktailCARBOMB
- Like much toothpasteMINTY
- Mountain mammalIBEX
- Plant cultivated by the IncasCOCA
- Program after undergrad, for somePOSTBAC
- “___ rate …”ATANY
- Today’s plans: watchin’ someone’s kids?SITTINONTHEDOCKET
- Broadband inits.DSL
- OverrunINVADE
- “Mr. Mom” actress TeriGARR
- Data output denoted by “N/A”NULLVALUE
- Super Bowl in 2022LVI
- Come on down!LAND
- Name that’s a body part in reverseRAE
- It may be measured in both feet and metersPOEM
- How much Michael Jordan or Wilt Chamberlain could score, hyperbolically?LIKEAMILLIONBUCKETS
- Lead-in to crossMOTO
- Happy companionDOC
- Focus of the website BrickipediaLEGO
- “The Hangover” character who wakes up with a missing toothSTU
- Eschews grains and processed foods, perhapsEATSPALEO
- Common results of penaltiesBOOS
- Writers such as SapphoODISTS
- Waze way: Abbr.RTE
- Missile silo’s holding?UNDERGROUNDROCKET
- Pie slices might be displayed in oneCHART
- Natural application to waterproof a ship’s hullWOODTAR
- Guacamole go-with?HOLY
- Engine type, informallyHEMI
- Playwright EdwardALBEE
- Hidden obstaclePITFALL
- Transport on a riverCANOE
- Transport on a railTRAM
- “Dope!”NEAT
- Where Sweet’N Low displays its logo?FRONTOFTHEPACKET
- T as in TartarusTAU
- See 25-AcrossYOUTICKET
- Cry following an electrical malfunction?DARNSOCKETS
- Rufus and Chaka Khan’s “___ Nobody”AINT
- Like garage floors, oftenOILY
- Slight amountDRIB
- Old English folklore figureFAERIE
- JumboMEGA
- When said three times, “What have we here?!”WELL
- Music score abbr.STAC
- Jaguar two-seaters starting in 2013FTYPES
NYT Vertical Clues
- CatchSNAG
- ___ América (soccer tournament)COPA
- They call ’em as they see ’emUMPS
- Text back and forth?LOL
- Like pioneering search engines of the 1980sPREWEB
- Polka-influenced music styleTEJANO
- Yukon and Acadia, for twoGMCS
- Canon competitorNIKON
- Sizable urban construction projectARENA
- King of the gods in Wagner’s “Der Ring des Nibelungen”WOTAN
- Ann of Hulu’s “The Handmaid’s Tale”DOWD
- Rubbish receptacleASHCAN
- Hindi name for IndiaBHARAT
- Smooth and glossySATINY
- “… per my understanding”ITAKEIT
- ZapNUKE
- Line on a neckFRET
- ClearsOKS
- “Resume speed,” musicallyATEMPO
- The Golden Arches, on stock tickersMCD
- One covering plenty of groundNOMAD
- Persona non ___GRATA
- InventCOIN
- When Lady Macbeth cries “Out, damned spot!”ACTV
- Smoke shop purchaseBONG
- Standout in a fieldICON
- Bunch of scoundrelsBADLOT
- FollowsENSUES
- Tissue in a plant stemXYLEM
- DNA reviewer, in briefCSI
- Buy timeSTALL
- State of subjugationTHRALL
- Male voter stereotype beginning in the mid-2010sBERNIEBRO
- Wheels off the road?ATV
- Run in placeIDLE
- In-state attendee of Great Basin College, e.g.NEVADAN
- CheckCURB
- Brother in the Lemony Snicket booksKLAUS
- Certain college memberELECTOR
- Great ___APE
- Jokey remark after missing a modern referenceIMOLD
- Be philanthropic, sayDOGOOD
- ExecrateLOATHE
- Company computer fixers, informallyITTEAM
- Big hits?KOS
- ___ Float (cold treat)ICEE
- Like a situation at the start of an inningNOOUT
- Ounce of praise, jocularlyKUDO
- Slangy stuff to sellMERCH
- PlacedPUT
- “… must all learn to live together as brothers, ___ will all perish together as fools”: M.L.K. Jr.ORWE
- CakewalkSNAP
- Bygone messaging appICHAT
- Cheer for the VikingsSKOL
- Poker giveawayTELL
- Certain outbuildingSTY
- Doth proceedGOETH
- Fun plans after work, sayDRINKS
- Stuff in stuffed pasta shellsRICOTTA
- Aphid that produces honeydewANTCOW
- “Ooh, check it out!”LOOKIE
- Happened toBEFELL
- Really miffTEEOFF
- TycoonFATCAT
- What only one planet, Jupiter, is spelled withANI
- ___ Hard Apple (beer brand)REDDS
- Not connectedAPART
- Name that’s “all the beautiful sounds of the world in a single word,” on BroadwayMARIA
- Liver, in Le HavreFOIE
- Like church bellsRUNG
- “Bye 4 now!”TTYL
- “Power Lunch” airerCNBC
- Maryland athlete, for shortTERP
- End in ___ATIE
- Doesn’t wasteUSES
- Thanksgiving dinner offeringYAM
- Very importantKEY