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NYT Across Clues
- Whole lotTON
- Recalcitrant child’s cryIWONT
- Early 20th-century author who foresaw TV and wireless telephonesBAUM
- Moved surreptitiouslySTOLE
- SquabblingATIT
- Multitask commandMACRO
- As wellALSO
- AssailedHADAT
- What’s measured by [circled letters]MINERALHARDNESS
- States as factAVERS
- Some group dinnersPOTLUCKS
- Employ cajolery onCOAX
- In the indeterminate futureSOMEDAY
- WanASHEN
- Have nothing to do withSHUN
- Take placeOCCUR
- Coveted Scrabble tileESS
- What’s measured by [circled letters]TEMPERATURE
- D.C. nineNATS
- 2006 novel for which Cormac McCarthy won a Pulitzer PrizeTHEROAD
- In the leastATALL
- Org. with Sharks and PenguinsNHL
- Parts of reviews you might not want to readSPOILERS
- PhilosophyISM
- Follow-up shotBOOSTER
- BesmirchTAR
- ___ coladaPINA
- GradALUM
- “I said ENOUGH!”STOPIT
- Chemical compoundENOL
- One side of an argumentCON
- “Ora pro ___”NOBIS
- Grab quicklySNAPUP
- Q-V linkRSTU
- What’s measured by [circled letters]WINDSPEED
- Nascar ___ (demographic group)DADS
- PuncturePIERCE
- Brand pitched as “Always Comfortable”SERTA
- Contented soundAAH
- Heroic poetryEPOS
- Hatfield hatersMCCOYS
- Small damWEIR
- Clubs, e.g. … or entry requirement for some clubsSUIT
- Work on a wall, maybeART
- Pitched overRETHREW
- Not fastEAT
- Kitchen wrapsTINFOILS
- Ballerina’s supportTOE
- Tundra’s lackTREES
- Ticket informationSECTION
- They may be bitter or defensiveENDS
- What’s measured by [circled letters]EARTHQUAKES
- Lousy newspaperRAG
- Home of Sinbad IslandBASRA
- Bee or EmAUNT
- OutfitGETUP
- CommunicatesIMPARTS
- PushbackFLAK
- Coffee-flavored liqueurTIAMARIA
- Coffin supportsBIERS
- Adjusted to some index – or how 23-, 35-, 66- and 93-Across are measured per this puzzle?ONASLIDINGSCALE
- El primer mesENERO
- Time to knock off work, maybeFIVE
- Twilled fabricSERGE
- Online search metricHITS
- Gas whose name comes from the Greek for “strange”XENON
- WhipFLAY
- Overcoat materialTWEED
- Nevada’s largest county by areaNYE
NYT Vertical Clues
- City famous for its Cuban sandwichesTAMPA
- Serving no practical purposeOTIOSE
- Individual tic-tac-toe squaresNINTHS
- Desktop item since 1998IMAC
- Beat the rapWALK
- Phil who sang “Love Me, I’m a Liberal”OCHS
- Packers’ org.?NRA
- Set aflameTORCHED
- One of a bunch?BANANA
- Women’s soccer star ___ MorganALEX
- Letters at seaUSS
- Crustaceans that carry their own camouflageMOSSCRABS
- Performing whale, onceSHAMU
- Establishment frequented by FalstaffTAVERN
- Really binged, brieflyODED
- Yuri Zhivago’s loveLARA
- Competitor of Amazon HandmadeETSY
- Moon of Saturn named after a Greek OceanidTELESTO
- Hightail itRUN
- GloomyDOUR
- Predators of armadillos and rabbitsOCELOTS
- Places where cucumber slices are not for saladSPAS
- Openly gayOUT
- Tending toward an outcomeTELIC
- Before, old-styleERENOW
- Rick of “Ghostbusters”MORANIS
- Nickname for ThomasinaTAMMIE
- Like Henry VIII, religiouslyANTIPAPAL
- Former Showtime series about Henry VIIITHETUDORS
- Camera inits.SLR
- CoolHIP
- Symbol of crazinessLOON
- Home of Hearst CastleSANSIMEON
- Alee, at seaPROTECTED
- Dubious excuse for not turning in homeworkILOSTIT
- PoorSUBPAR
- Powerful queen, in heartsSPADE
- Maryland athlete, for shortTERP
- Singer BocelliANDREA
- Bad thing to be left in, with “the”LURCH
- Feeling unsettled, in a waySEASICK
- “Hey, over here!”PSST
- Like Indiana Dunes among the U.S.’s 61 national parksNEWEST
- Three-time Pro Bowler CulpepperDAUNTE
- Actor Bud of “Harold and Maude”CORT
- Break from screen viewingEYEREST
- 45 thingsHIFIS
- Gives up for goodSWEARSOFF
- ExcessivelyTOO
- Line on a map: Abbr.RTE
- NippleTEAT
- AttainableINREACH
- Great timeERA
- Big brand in soft drinksSUNKIST
- Pizza chain since 1956SBARRO
- W.W. II admiral nicknamed “Bull”HALSEY
- Preliminary exam: Abbr.QUAL
- Transport to Sugar Hill, in a classic songATRAIN
- Unlike most of Perry Mason’s clientsGUILTY
- Setting for fraud, maybeARSON
- Roster builders, brieflyGMS
- Bel ___ cheesePAESE
- Wild goatIBEX
- Word before and after “all”MINE
- Round part of a toolPEEN
- ___ beanFAVA
- Lose steamTIRE
- “Bus Stop” playwrightINGE
- Like bourbonAGED
- ZipNIL
- Morning coatDEW