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NYT Across Clues
- Measure of a stoneCARAT
- Purchase of proof?ALCOHOL
- Takes up a lot of spaceSPRAWLS
- “Don’t cry for me” singerEVITA
- EnchantBEGUILE
- Mine transportTRAMWAY
- Scratch paper?LOTTERYTICKET
- Hangs aroundREMAINS
- Most stylishSWANKEST
- 2013 film whose lead actress is never seenHER
- Liquid paper?WINELIST
- Acted asWAS
- What Oberon orbitsURANUS
- Relay closerANCHOR
- Construction paper?BUILDINGPERMIT
- Bugs from the underworldMORAN
- Jane Austen heroineEMMA
- Grp. that usually meets in the eveningPTA
- Veiled criticism, in slangSHADE
- Fly paper?BOARDINGPASS
- Assn.ORG
- That stinks!ODOR
- Mormon Church, for shortLDS
- Spreads in the kitchenOLEOS
- Hyundai modelELANTRA
- Horror director RothELI
- K-12ELHI
- Broadway’s CariouLEN
- Periods of noteERAS
- Pop group whose name derives from the initials of its members’ first namesABBA
- Wax paper?RECORDDEAL
- Note paper?SHEETMUSIC
- Bygone auto whose name sounds like a commandYUGO
- “I want details!”DISH
- 506, in old RomeDVI
- Trade jabs (with)SPAR
- Ending with body or spyCAM
- Expresses exasperation towardSIGHSAT
- Some trumpetersSWANS
- Size above med.LGE
- Bygone sitcom set around HoustonREBA
- La-la lead-inTRA
- Position paper?SEATINGCHART
- Competitor of ReachORALB
- Settings for some TV dramas, for shortERS
- First place?EDEN
- Prophet who inveighed against the “sins of Israel”HOSEA
- Wall paper?COLLEGEDIPLOMA
- Segue to the next part of a storySOTHEN
- ContributeDONATE
- Warhol subjectMAO
- Term paper?CONTRACT
- Exclamation that’s usually doubledTSK
- Doggy treatBELLYRUB
- The least little bitONEIOTA
- Crepe paper?BREAKFASTMENU
- Terrapin catcherTURTLER
- Humanitarian operationAIRLIFT
- Trap at a ski lodge, perhapsICEIN
- WoundSPOOLED
- Chilean catchSEABASS
- Bridge positionsEASTS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Hanna-Barbera collectiblesCELS
- ProfessAVOW
- Singer Ora with three solo #1 hits in BritainRITA
- Abbr. on an envelopeATTN
- Class one might take for kicks?TAEKWONDO
- Deep holeABYSS
- Baltic dwellerLETT
- It helped bring dinos to life in “Jurassic Park”CGI
- “That’s a good burn!”OUCH
- Take a walk on the wild side?HIKE
- John ___, three-time Gold Glove first basemanOLERUD
- Authorize toLET
- Craft created on a board with nailsSTRINGART
- Rules of engagement?PRENUP
- “The Ten Commandments” villainRAMESES
- Human rights lawyer ClooneyAMAL
- Depression follower, for shortWWII
- Office PC connectionsLANS
- Routine: Abbr.SYST
- Body part whose name contains another body partREAR
- Deliberate and unprovokedWANTON
- Grave lettersRIP
- Unhurried walkerAMBLER
- NogginNOODLE
- Drum kit componentCRASHCYMBAL
- Half a laugh?HAR
- “Shoo!”BEGONE
- Ones making calls, informallyUMPS
- “___ Pepper …” (classic soda jingle)IMA
- Eye surgeon’s toolLASER
- Pi + 1?RHO
- Debuted to great acclaimMADEASPLASH
- Talent show that jumped networks, familiarlyIDOL
- Actress PoloTERI
- Volunteer’s offerILLDOIT
- Grant factor, sometimesNEED
- Symbol in many a URLSLASH
- HarshGRATING
- Neutral colorASH
- SALT subject, for shortABM
- Marker, informallyIOU
- Inventor HoweELIAS
- Part of an after-school lineupBUS
- Some N.F.L. linemen: Abbr.RGS
- App annoyancesADS
- Actress FindleyEDWINA
- Welsh “John”EVAN
- “What she said”IAGREE
- El Greco, e.g.CRETAN
- Symbol of strengthSTEEL
- Critter that likes to lie in the sunCROC
- Prefix with -nautAERO
- Immigrant’s desireGREENCARD
- Really busy doingHARDAT
- Modern education acronymSTEM
- Clothing symbol for a graduate of Oxford or CambridgeSCHOOLTIE
- ExclusivelyALL
- Running aroundADO
- SexyHOT
- Portable place to sleepBEDROLL
- Take a load offSIT
- Relative of a VandykeGOATEE
- Family name on “The Dick Van Dyke Show”PETRIE
- “Do the Right Thing” pizzeriaSALS
- Butcher’s stockMEATS
- Portable places to sleepCOTS
- “Movin’ ___” (“The Jeffersons” theme)ONUP
- Old Roman autocratNERO
- One of the JacksonsTITO
- Hospital fluidsSERA
- Former “Meet the Press” host MarvinKALB
- People who are totes closeBFFS
- Often-pantomimed hit song of the 1970sYMCA
- “Cheers” actor RogerREES
- Soldier’s assignmentUNIT
- TushBUNS
- Some undergrad degs.BAS
- Soul from Seoul?KIA