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NYT Across Clues
- AdvantageLEGUP
- Tony, e.g.AWARD
- PlunderRANSACK
- Weighed inOPINED
- Cow : herd :: ___ : troopBABOON
- One with a discerning palateEPICURE
- C-Span?COVEREDBRIDGE
- Start brawlingGETITON
- Drink name suffixADE
- Earth goddessGAIA
- Going from point A to point BLINEAR
- Miss piggy?SOW
- Class acts?LESSONS
- Actress GershonGINA
- Put back on the market, as real estateRELIST
- Feel badAIL
- Champagne nameMOET
- P-trap?POTTYMOUTH
- G-force?GERMANARMY
- Union concernPAY
- Setting for C. S. Lewis’s “The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe”NARNIA
- NPR host ShapiroARI
- Words said in passing?AYES
- Deliberate betrayalPERFIDY
- ButtEND
- Father figures?DADBODS
- Guam or the U.S. Virgin Islands: Abbr.TERR
- Surgeons’ professional org.AMA
- 2012 Best Picture winnerARGO
- Anastasia ___, protagonist of “Fifty Shades of Grey”STEELE
- Make mention ofNOTE
- Top supporter?BRA
- Susan who portrayed the youngest child on “The Brady Bunch”OLSEN
- G-flat?GARDENAPARTMENT
- Deodorant typeSPRAY
- Be shortOWE
- Make musicPLAY
- Like Crater Lake, compared to any other U.S. lakeDEEPER
- LeBron James in his N.B.A. debut, e.g.TEEN
- Anheuser-Busch InBev’s stock ticker symbolBUD
- Avocado pit, for oneSEED
- Cause for revolution, perhapsMISRULE
- Escort’s offeringARM
- “Yep, that happened!”SUREDID
- [And like magic … it’s gone!]POOF
- First of ten?TEE
- Compete in pursuit ofVIEFOR
- Abbr. on a flight boardARR
- D-Con?DIRTYTRICK
- E-bond?ELMERSGLUE
- Conversely, in briefOTOH
- Worry for a Great Depression bankRUN
- Ladybug, e.g.BEETLE
- Cereal box abbr.NTWT
- Strike-out specialists?EDITORS
- See 106-AcrossBED
- Out of 105-AcrossARISEN
- Son of ZeusARES
- Bird of legendROC
- Fast-food chain with Famous Star burgersCARLSJR
- C-sharp?COMPASSNEEDLE
- Black-and-white dessertOREOPIE
- Take care of some personal baggageUNPACK
- Word after green or smokeSCREEN
- Things consumed for psychedelic tripsLSDTABS
- Men in black, sayGOTHS
- Deck originally known as “carte da trionfi” (“cards of triumph”)TAROT
NYT Vertical Clues
- Kind of news often aired at 6 and 11 p.m.LOCAL
- Classical poem formEPODE
- Drives home, sayGIVESARIDE
- French articleUNE
- Floral archwayPERGOLA
- Pop group with a dedicated museum in StockholmABBA
- “___ is mainly a catalog of blunders”: ChurchillWAR
- MeansABILITY
- “The Burghers of Calais” sculptorRODIN
- Cruella de Vil, for oneDOGNAPPER
- Beat oneself up over, sayREGRET
- MimicAPE
- Little beefNIT
- ___ kicks (ab exercise)SCISSOR
- Pitch-correcting devicesAUTOTUNERS
- Tribe of southern MontanaCROW
- Range of knowledgeKEN
- School administratorDEAN
- French for “born”NEE
- AppallsDISMAYS
- Aesthetically pretentious, informallyARTYFARTY
- ___ cardSIM
- Ruby, e.g.GEMSTONE
- Carter who portrayed Wonder WomanLYNDA
- Noncommittal response to “You coming?”IMAY
- Load off one’s mine?ORE
- Homonym of 39-DownOAR
- Trace of colorTINGE
- WoreHADON
- Gallivants (about)GADS
- Part of Q.E.D.ERAT
- Ralph who founded the American Museum of Tort LawNADER
- Got ready (for)PREPPED
- Mosque leaderIMAM
- LaunchedBEGAN
- Product once advertised with the line “The splendor of your skin”OLAY
- Datum for a chauffeur, for shortETA
- Take in, maybeALTER
- Supporter of Roosevelt’s agendaNEWDEALER
- Actor whose breakout role came as a shirtless cowboy in “Thelma & Louise”BRADPITT
- SinglesONES
- Hardly cheeryDOUR
- Hoppy request at happy hourALE
- EnlightenEDIFY
- Wine barrel stripSTAVE
- Climate change, e.g.PERIL
- Looked back onREMEMBERED
- Alphabetized, sayPUTINORDER
- Wind farm output: Abbr.ELEC
- StinkREEK
- Split openBURST
- Lorelei’s lureSIRENSONG
- May honoreesMOTHERS
- Mad (at)SORE
- ___ Hill (’90s R&B group)DRU
- Decoration at el Palacio Real de MadridORO
- Where livestock eatFEEDLOT
- MasteredDOWNPAT
- Divide into three partsTRISECT
- Pattern that’s hard to breakRUT
- Nasty looksGLARES
- Lento or allegroTEMPO
- RetreatsDENS
- Loggers’ competitionROLEO
- TrackSCENT
- Rap lyrics, in slangBARS
- Post-O.R. destination, oftenICU
- Doesn’t just assumeASKS
- The Rockies, on scoreboardsCOL
- Day ___SPA
- Sail fixed to a bowspritJIB
- “Darn!,” in DortmundACH
- Baseball’s dead-ball ___ (around 1900-20)ERA