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NYT Across Clues
- You say it when you “get it”AHA
- Cell connection inits.LTE
- DopeSCHMO
- SortaISH
- Writing tipNIB
- Film critic with a cameo in 1978’s “Superman”REXREED
- Safe betsSHOOINS
- “Levitating” singer, 2020DUALIPA
- Stuffed up, in a wayPHLEGMY
- Northern New Jersey townFORTLEE
- Literally, “father of many”ABRAHAM
- 2020 #1 hit for Cardi B and Megan Thee StallionWAP
- Longtime cooking show hosted by Alton BrownGOODEATS
- They may be classifiedADS
- Resident of the U.S.’s second-largest cityANGELENO
- Like some bullsPAPAL
- Dangerous part of a tourWARZONE
- Fan of the album “Aoxomoxoa,” sayDEADHEAD
- Dress (up)TOG
- Flings without stringsCASUALSEX
- Yogurt-based Indian drinkLASSI
- The Blue MarblePLANETEARTH
- “Ditto!”SOAMI
- Part of “fwiw”ITS
- Sit in stirDOTIME
- Good people to ask for directionsLOCALS
- GrokGET
- Clothing store signBOYS
- OwedDUE
- Parts of many skyscrapersIBARS
- Med. care optionHMO
- South ___SEAS
- Wilson of filmOWEN
- Loud and clear, as a call to actionCLARION
- First name among billionairesELON
- DemeanABASE
- Woolly ma’amEWE
- Chats over Twitter, for shortDMS
- ___ al-Fitr (holiday)EID
- Lump sum?SUGAR
- Hawaiian home partsLANAIS
- Grabbed the reinsTOOKOVER
- The barber of SevilleFIGARO
- Singer Grande, to fansARI
- Diverse ecosystemREEF
- Christine of “The Blacklist”LAHTI
- French 101 verbETRE
- Mustangs’ sch.SMU
- Back tracks?BSIDES
- Made bubblyAERATED
- Not stop talking aboutHARPON
- Supreme Court appointee before Thurgood MarshallABEFORTAS
- “Dios ___!”MIO
- FirmROCKSOLID
- Pin points?MATS
- Spacecraft’s reflective attachmentSOLARSAIL
- OminousDIRE
- Flexible spade, sayACE
- Like werewolvesLUPINE
- HairsplitterPEDANT
- Late actor EisenbergNED
- In which belts are wornKARATE
- Ideal beta testerENDUSER
- Gives a boost, informallyGOOSES
- Roger ___, first film critic to win a Pulitzer for criticismEBERT
- BootsOUSTS
- Algebra I calculationSLOPE
- WorriesSWEATSIT
- Calendar mo.MAR
- Captain’s log entry, maybeSTARDATE
- Quinceañera featureTILDE
- 2013 Bong Joon Ho thrillerSNOWPIERCER
- Hear out, sayHUMOR
- N.Y.C. mayor after de BlasioADAMS
- Alien’s line of communication?ETPHONEHOME
- Speedy travel optionACELA
- PreceptTENET
- John, abroadSEAN
- Young ‘unsTOTS
- Cares forTENDS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Pioneer in DadaismARP
- “That’s amusing”HEH
- Rose of Guns N’ RosesAXL
- Passport, for oneLEGALID
- Vegan protein source made from fermented soybeansTEMPEH
- Big name in ice creamEDY
- 1993 Salt-N-Pepa hitSHOOP
- Heart-shaped, as leavesCORDATE
- Entree with boiling brothHOTPOT
- Dash figureMILEAGE
- #1 N.B.A. draft pick in 1992ONEAL
- Journalist ___ B. WellsIDA
- Outback, e.g.SUBARU
- Stereotypical football coachHARDASS
- Org. with grantsNIH
- It’s got hops, for shortIPA
- Superhero comics soundBAM
- Ties another knotREWEDS
- Bay Area airport codeSFO
- Tennis divisionSET
- Victor ___, role in “Casablanca”LASZLO
- Professional saver?GOALIE
- Fad accessory of the 1980sSWATCH
- It comes off the top of one’s headADLIB
- “Cool beans!”NEATO
- VerboseGASSY
- The eighth of eightNEPTUNE
- Feeling bad, in a wayASHAMED
- “August: ___ County” (Tracy Letts play)OSAGE
- Site of Hercules’ first laborNEMEA
- Ramps up or down?EXITS
- Leave it to beaversDAM
- ___-MagnonCRO
- Author GaimanNEIL
- PlusALSO
- Pablo Neruda wrote one “to a large tuna in the market”ODE
- Has online?LOL
- Slugger with 609 homersSOSA
- Bit of cosmic justiceBADKARMA
- Unlikely feature for competitive swimmersARMHAIR
- Some trattoria offeringsRISOTTOS
- All tucked inSNUG
- EccentricWEIRDO
- Top dog, for shortCEO
- Wedding notice wordNEE
- Basket-weaving materialsOSIERS
- Home of Gulf State ParkALABAMA
- Behind-the-counter helperBARBACK
- Licorice-flavored quaffANISETEA
- “___ With Marc Maron” (popular podcast)WTF
- RageIRE
- Main connection?GASLINE
- Some antique furnitureARMOIRES
- Like 100 vis-à-vis 99, sayROUNDED
- The Trojan priestess Cassandra, e.g.SEER
- Two-syllable cheerOLE
- ContestVIE
- Softened expletive on “Battlestar Galactica”FRAK
- Cutesy ending with mostEST
- Marijuana compound, for shortTHC
- Some coding statementsIFS
- UnitedASONE
- Having less vermouth, sayDRIER
- Air or Ear ender, in techPOD
- “___ live and breathe!”ASI
- No longer funnyOLD
- Jay with jokesLENO
- Does the same asAPES
- Blood typing, e.g.LABTEST
- Runnin’ ___ (N.C.A.A. basketball team)UTES
- In and of itselfPERSE
- Shining brightlyAGLARE
- Former Jordanian queenNOOR
- Formal accessoryTOPHAT
- Text file in a software packageREADME
- Inundate, as with workDUMPON
- Runner BoltUSAIN
- Like some parkingSTREET
- Attract while exploiting someone’s weaknessSEDUCE
- ShadesTINTS
- Cuts off the flow ofSTEMS
- “P.D.Q.” in the O.R.STAT
- Way off the markWIDE
- FlairELAN
- Imbibe, old-styleTOPE
- Scrooge McDuck, for oneSCOT
- Last word of the New TestamentAMEN
- “All ___ …”TOLD
- Chapters in historyERAS
- “Hunh?”WHA
- PRHO