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NYT Across Clues
- Computer file, informallyDOC
- Wound up on top?SCAB
- Feels it the next day, sayACHES
- Things served in prisonTERMS
- Shout at a Greek weddingOPA
- Country singer McKennaLORI
- “Whoa, settle down”CHILL
- More than half of humanityASIANS
- ___ stateREM
- Mom’s comment to her child during prenatal bonding? [Frank Sinatra, 1954]IGETAKICKOUTOFYOU
- Hot stateIRE
- Bishop’s hatMITER
- They’re used mostly on cornersSTAPLERS
- What Mom is obligated to do as her due date approaches? [The Beatles, 1969]CARRYTHATWEIGHT
- “___ the deal …”HERES
- Yes, in YokohamaHAI
- Bran materialOAT
- Part of a drivetrainAXLE
- The Renaissance, for oneERA
- Team ___ (late-night host’s following)COCO
- Cancer fighter, for shortTCELL
- Henley Royal ___ (annual July event)REGATTA
- Mom’s reaction to her first mild contractions? [John Cougar, 1982]HURTSSOGOOD
- Midwife’s advice to Mom in the delivery room? [Salt-N-Pepa, 1987]PUSHIT
- Cause of wear and tearUSE
- Wanna-bees, e.g.?PUPAE
- ___ of Maine (toothpaste)TOMS
- Sport whose participants call “Pull!”SKEET
- Pet soundMEW
- Tennis star with the highest career winning percentage in singles matches (89.97%)EVERT
- Stress test?FINAL
- “Whoa boy, settle down”EASY
- Mom’s remark as contractions grow stronger? [The Ramones, 1978]IWANNABESEDATED
- Org. that deliversUSPS
- UnenthusiasticTEPID
- Went snigglingEELED
- Vaporize, sayZAP
- EmpireREALM
- RoughlyORSO
- Be crazy aboutADORE
- Sappho’s “___ to Aphrodite”ODE
- Mom’s reaction as delivery draws closer? [Usher, 2012]SCREAM
- Child’s response to Mom’s actions? [Diana Ross, 1980]IMCOMINGOUT
- BrisklyATATROT
- Actress in eight Bond filmsDENCH
- Like sea horses that give birthMALE
- Beast with a humped shoulderGNU
- Utah ski resortALTA
- Cable news anchor CabreraANA
- Prey for a formicivorous creatureANT
- Simple life?AMEBA
- Nurse’s remark after Mom delivers the first twin? [Britney Spears, 1998]BABYONEMORETIME
- Spanish archipelago, with “the”CANARIES
- TouchesABUTS
- Witty sayingMOT
- Doctor’s comment after Mom delivers the second twin? [The Who, 1965]THEKIDSAREALRIGHT
- Director DuVernayAVA
- QuietSERENE
- Settle down, sayMARRY
- Pacific cropTARO
- Something you might gloss overLIP
- Mother’s Day deliveryROSES
- Apologetic remark during a breakupITSME
- Hang it upSTOP
- ConsultSEE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Kind of columnDORIC
- Venue for trill seekers?OPERAHOUSE
- TV reporter’s entourageCAMERACREW
- Like snails’ trailsSLIMY
- Beginning that leads to a sum?COGITO
- Singer with the 1968 hit “Think,” familiarlyARETHA
- NibbleBITEAT
- “Oh no!”ACK
- XCHI
- Drink with the flavors Poppin’ Lemonade and Grabbin’ GrapeHIC
- Wyoming’s National ___ RefugeELK
- Spill clumsilySLOSH
- “Bye!”TATA
- Food delivery route?ESOPHAGUS
- Piece of equipment for a biathleteRIFLE
- Oscar ___MAYER
- Bad thing to do in classSNORE
- Figure (out)SUSS
- Aesthete’s interestART
- CompleteUTTER
- Hilarious sortRIOT
- U.S. city whose name is composed of two state abbreviationsWACO
- Struck outEXED
- PoorlyILL
- Toothpaste optionGEL
- Solicit sales (for)REP
- Fishing baitCHUM
- Keeps the beat with one’s footTOETAPS
- “Who ___ you?”ASKED
- Woman’s name meaning “goddess”THEA
- RelationsTIES
- J.D. holder: Abbr.ATTY
- What a shaken soda bottle will do when uncappedSPEW
- Capital of FijiSUVA
- Not dismissive ofOPENTO
- EarnGARNER
- Quaint contractionTIS
- Rule for trick-or-treatersONEEACH
- ImprovisedMADEDO
- Wind down?SLALOM
- Janet Yellen’s former post, with “the”FED
- Site of offshore banks?ISLET
- Life, brieflyBIO
- Garr of “Tootsie”TERI
- Setting for a scene in the Sistine ChapelEDEN
- Major part of the night sky?URSA
- It’s broken offSECT
- Olympic athlete categoryPARA
- Lions and tigers and bearsZOOANIMALS
- Raw footage?ADULTMOVIE
- Davidson of “S.N.L.”PETE
- Stick in the refrigerator?MARGARINE
- Sun follower?MON
- LovingINTO
- Last name in shoesMCAN
- Exam for some aspiring C.E.O.sGMAT
- Go down the ___TUBES
- Little bitDAB
- Ron who played TarzanELY
- BoundariesAMBITS
- Part of a Milky Way barNOUGAT
- Joint: PrefixARTHRO
- Book that’s the source of the line “It is more blessed to give than to receive”ACTS
- Host of HBO’s “Real Time”MAHER
- Año starterENERO
- Competes on a British cooking showBAKES
- “Same here”ASAMI
- Lead-in to trumpet or drumEAR
- Legally forecloseESTOP
- Tour de France stageETAPE
- The 13th or 15thIDES
- Mobster’s undoingRAT
- Places to take breaks, for short?ERS
- Inoculation locationARM
- Cleaning solutionLYE