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NYT Across Clues
- Proverbs and the likeFOLKWISDOM
- Upscale hotel amenitiesSPAS
- The U.S.S.R., to ReaganEVILEMPIRE
- Opposite of slackTAUT
- All over the placeWIDESPREAD
- What Zeus trapped Typhon under, in mythETNA
- Ena in “Bambi,” e.g.DOE
- FreeATLIBERTY
- Like some bad next-door neighborsNOSY
- Cause to recall?ECOLI
- Instrumental that might accompany a blooper reelYAKETYSAX
- Natural flavorer of ScotchPEAT
- Cure-allELIXIR
- When doubled, enthusiasticRAH
- Love is sometimes compared to oneDRUG
- IdiosyncrasyTIC
- Internet user’s aidSITEMAP
- Calculating sort, in briefCPA
- Eliciting an “Eww!”ICKY
- Middle of Q3 on co. reportsAUG
- Noted surname among 1973 Yale Law graduatesRODHAM
- Where Warren Buffett sells an annual lunch date for charityEBAY
- Soul group that did the soundtrack for “Car Wash”ROSEROYCE
- Vast quantityOCEAN
- HeraldOMEN
- Island shelters?TAXHAVENS
- Shakespeare’s “poor venomous fool”ASP
- Not to mention?OMIT
- Dogmatic sortsIDEOLOGUES
- Cheaper option of a tech device, maybeMINI
- VibeATMOSPHERE
- Sharp qualityEDGE
- High light?NOONDAYSUN
NYT Vertical Clues
- Select ___FEW
- Who wrote “Poetry comes fine-spun from a mind at peace”OVID
- Venice Film Festival localeLIDO
- Sheet by a bed, perhapsKLEENEX
- Basketball Hall-of-Famer UnseldWES
- Small handfulIMP
- They’ll surely be mistSPRAYS
- Losing effortDIET
- Speaking engagement?ORALEXAM
- Battlefield cryMEDIC
- GirdedSTEELED
- Androcentric social systemPATRIARCHY
- Ena in “Bambi,” e.g.AUNT
- Not go anywhereSTAY
- Awesome song, in modern slangBOP
- Singer Williams of the TemptationsOTIS
- Classic source of damaskSYRIA
- Appropriately named brand of coolersYETI
- Title literary character who exclaims “How puzzling all these changes are!”ALICE
- Relative of karateKICKBOXING
- “All systems ___!”AREGO
- “Me Against the World” rapperTUPAC
- ___ pantsHAREM
- Up (for)GAME
- Sought help fromTURNEDTO
- Something opened in hot waterPORE
- Marina frequenter, informallyYACHTIE
- Jack ___, Alec Baldwin’s “30 Rock” roleDONAGHY
- ___ highYEA
- “Already?”SOSOON
- Like some kitesAVIAN
- A lot to readTOME
- DuringAMID
- Name that’s 53-Across backwardNEMO
- Doesn’t settle in advance, saySUES
- Country where Quechua and Aymara are spokenPERU
- Tab that’s paid for illegally?LSD
- German grandparentOPA
- Cotton, starting in 2015: Abbr.SEN