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NYT Across Clues
- ___ Newton (cookie)FIG
- Salty waterBRINE
- In ___ land (dreaming)LALA
- Many a craft brew, in briefIPA
- Just before the weekendFRIDAY
- Big name in polo shirtsIZOD
- Alternative to ZumbaJAZZERCISE
- ___ pro quoQUID
- “Don’t get any funny ___”IDEAS
- Ad ___ committeeHOC
- Opportunities to play in gamesTURNS
- Govt. org. with a classified budgetNSA
- Chevy S.U.V.TAHOE
- DonatedGAVE
- Where to order a BlizzardDAIRYQUEEN
- Poem of tributeODE
- Trader ___ (restaurant eponym)VIC
- Break into with intent to stealBURGLE
- Illegally downloadedPIRATED
- Early offering, as of goodsPRESALE
- More sunburnedREDDER
- Mai ___ (cocktail)TAI
- “Look what I ___!”DID
- Supposed means of communication with the deadOUIJABOARD
- EmploysUSES
- When some local news airsATSIX
- … — …SOS
- Construction detailsSPECS
- Like many HDTVs, in briefLCD
- Change with the timesADAPT
- Interlaced threadsWOVE
- Biggest city in South DakotaSIOUXFALLS
- Like, with “to”AKIN
- Noted portrait photographer AnneGEDDES
- Place to apply ChapStickLIP
- What ice cubes do in the hot sunMELT
- Lock of hairTRESS
- What the circled letters all meanYES
NYT Vertical Clues
- Country whose name is a brand of bottled waterFIJI
- Apple tabletIPAD
- Fixed lookGAZE
- “I’m f-f-freezing!”BRR
- Like the 1%RICH
- NonsensicalIDIOTIC
- Daytona 500 acronymNASCAR
- CBS logoEYE
- Kahlúa and SambucaLIQUEURS
- Côte d’___ (French Riviera)AZUR
- Cut of a pork roastLOIN
- Puts two and two together, sayADDS
- Admit, with “up”FESS
- Grey who wrote “Riders of the Purple Sage”ZANE
- Chef’s hatTOQUE
- Most words ending in “-ly”ADVERBS
- Cars with gas/electric enginesHYBRIDS
- Lose one’s amateur statusGOPRO
- Fancy goodbyeADIEU
- Giuseppe who composed “Rigoletto”VERDI
- AssistanceAID
- “Holy smokes!”EGADS
- Singer GouldingELLIE
- Food, water and airNEEDS
- Next (to)ADJACENT
- Things milking machines attach toTEATS
- Number on a miniature golf cardPAR
- Some reading for an I.R.S. auditorTAXCODE
- SlickerOILIER
- Meat-inspecting org.USDA
- Ham-handed sortsOAFS
- Participated in the first third of a triathlonSWAM
- Rude touchPOKE
- “Don’t be ___” (Google motto)EVIL
- Clothing, informallyDUDS
- Friend in a conflictALLY
- Ballet bendPLIE
- Measures of salt and sugar: Abbr.TSPS
- One crying “Hup, two, three, four!”: Abbr.SGT
- Critical marks on treasure mapsXES