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NYT Across Clues
- Nether regionsHELL
- *”Whaddya know …”WELL
- Some stage equipmentAMPS
- Toddler’s boo-booOWIE
- “Same here”SODOI
- Not raise or foldCALL
- *In rapid succession, in slangBANG
- Sister channel of HBO and TBSTRUTV
- *BonkersCRAY
- Club for driversONEWOOD
- Predetermined costSETRATE
- Group without power?AMISH
- Orthodontist’s recommendationBRACES
- Madison Ave. bigwigADEXEC
- Penne ___ vodkaALLA
- Resident of a hobby farmANT
- Dwarf friend of Bilbo in “The Hobbit”BALIN
- Thick, liquidy servingsGLOOPS
- *”Cheers!”CHIN
- What’s found once in a generation?SOFTG
- *Dismiss lightlyPOOH
- Big oafGALOOT
- Pageant crownTIARA
- Apr. 15 payment recipientIRS
- Box office smash, in slangBOFF
- Paid-for tripJUNKET
- Gets ready to driveTEESUP
- Swiss currencyFRANC
- Worry too muchSWEATIT
- In the very recent pastADAYAGO
- *Storied New York prisonSING
- Little bit of colorTINGE
- *”On the double!”CHOP
- Diva’s deliveryARIA
- “Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night …,” for postal workersCREED
- SoleLONE
- Cub Scout unitsDENS
- *”Amen to that!”HEAR
- Checked outEYED
NYT Vertical Clues
- Wandering sortHOBO
- Actor McGregorEWAN
- Betting oddsLINE
- Certain hair removal techniqueLEGWAXING
- “The most powerful drug used by mankind”: Rudyard KiplingWORDS
- Internet address suffixEDU
- A whole bunchLOTS
- Rolling textual coverage of an eventLIVEBLOG
- Capital of GhanaACCRA
- Percussion instrument often used in calypso musicMARACA
- Typewriter rollerPLATEN
- Most cunningSLYEST
- Zeno, for oneSTOIC
- Eclipse, for someOMEN
- Setup for a police stingTRAP
- Discounted 50% … or a hint to the answers to the starred cluesHALFOFF
- Network that aired “Happy Days” and “Laverne & Shirley”ABC
- Morse code unitDAH
- QB ManningELI
- Former Mississippi senator TrentLOTT
- Slip-upGOOF
- Last part of a machine washSPINCYCLE
- Softball designationSLOPITCH
- Imparter of flavor to cabernet sauvignon winesOAK
- Certain freight car cargoORE
- Makeshift donation receptacleHAT
- Border onABUT
- Fish sometimes served tartareTUNA
- “So tragic”ITSSAD
- Give an electrical overhaulREWIRE
- Escorted out of the rain, saySEENIN
- Feeling “been there, done that,” sayJADED
- Heroic talesSAGAS
- Wild partyRAGER
- Pit stop replacement, oftenTIRE
- Greeting at seaAHOY
- VanishedGONE
- ___ pieceOPED
- Big funder of cultural orgs.NEA