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NYT Across Clues
- Battlefield cryATTACK
- Sprint competitorRACER
- Pollen-producing plant partSTAMEN
- About three milesLEAGUE
- ExcoriatesREVILES
- “The Deer Hunter” director MichaelCIMINO
- An antique might have onePATINA
- What a Venn diagram showsOVERLAP
- LikeAKINTO
- As you inspect each room, you find staff members dressed as ___APTLYNAMEDCELEBRITIES
- Suspect #1COLE
- Start of a Christmas refrainFALA
- “I like it!”NICE
- Days of oldYORE
- Word that sounds like a number … and is a letter backwardATE
- Russian pancakesBLINI
- Burn slightlySINGE
- RefusalsNOS
- They’re all ___, so you can easily identify themWEARINGNAMETAGS
- Popeye’s kidSWEEPEA
- Delta competitor, in briefUAL
- WoesSORROWS
- Suspect #2GERARD
- Have trouble swallowingGAGON
- Like beloved books, oftenREREAD
- ShowersRAINS
- Tech debut of 1998IMAC
- Tucson school, in briefUOFA
- California-based auto companyTESLA
- Bristle of grainAWN
- What it all adds up toSUM
- A ways awayFAR
- Suspect #3TIM
- SpawnBEGET
- Music for the masses?HYMN
- Sly and the Family Stone genreFUNK
- Public spatSCENE
- ConsideredSEENAS
- ___ fusion (type of cuisine)ASIAN
- Some appliancesAMANAS
- They catch dust bunniesDRYMOPS
- It might get a licking: Abbr.ENV
- Musical family with a star on the Hollywood Walk of FameOSMONDS
- In the study, you find that the thief accidentally left behind an ___APPLESWEATSHIRT
- Some sports carsGTS
- LotsAHEAP
- “That’s ___”AMORE
- Some modern ones are smartTVS
- Four-letter word for a four-letter wordOATH
- In ___ (stuck)ARUT
- Hershey toffee barSKOR
- Suspect #4CHET
- “You caught me!,” says the thief, who then admits: “The diamond isn’t here in my room, but it’s hidden in ___”THEONETOTHEWESTOFHERE
- “Hungry” game charactersHIPPOS
- What each person gets in an electionONEVOTE
- SparkAROUSE
- OrdainANOINT
- Joined at an angle, as two pieces of woodMITERED
- Clothes hanger?TASSEL
- Suspect #5MINNIE
- Suspect #6KAREN
- “Easy now …”STEADY
NYT Vertical Clues
- Source of the robe material for Incan royaltyALPACA
- Home brewerTEAPOT
- TellTATTLE
- SpryAGILE
- Brooklyn Coll. is part of itCUNY
- Thomas who chaired the 9/11 CommissionKEAN
- Enjoy deeplyREVELIN
- Salon brandAVEDA
- Magazine audience fig.CIRC
- Suspect #7ELLEN
- Style for Edward Hopper and George BellowsREALISM
- What might come with fencing?SCAR
- Suspect #8TIKI
- GoodwillAMITY
- “Despicable Me” characterMINION
- Intestinal: PrefixENTERO
- Some knotted ropesNOOSES
- Elie Wiesel’s homelandROMANIA
- Lowest of the eight major taxonomic ranksSPECIES
- FlambéAFIRE
- Japanese box lunchBENTO
- Oenology : wines :: zythology : ___BEERS
- Org. in “Die Hard”LAPD
- Teri with a “Tootsie” roleGARR
- It might be snowyEGRET
- Move off the bottleWEAN
- Chip dip, familiarlyGUAC
- BadgerNAG
- Diamond family nameALOU
- Like a bad loserSORE
- Major source of oxygen in the earth’s atmosphereSEAWEED
- Janitor’s toolWRINGER
- Britain’s BroadwayWESTEND
- City near Monterey BaySALINAS
- Latches (onto)GRABS
- Delta precederGAMMA
- Like a Debbie DownerNOFUN
- Women of honourDAMES
- KindaISH
- Very, in VeracruzMUY
- Swing and completely missFAN
- Getaway for two lovebirds?ARK
- Ireland’s best-selling solo artistENYA
- Home of the original Busch GardensTAMPA
- The compass pointsNSEW
- Hardy beanFAVA
- Campfire treatSMORE
- “Too busy”CANT
- Jr.’s juniorSOPH
- Suffix with serpentINE
- Leader whose name means, literally, “commander”AMIR
- Kilt featurePLEAT
- Space to maneuver a shipSEAROOM
- Seeped (through}OSMOSED
- Low on doughSHORT
- Big launch of 1957SPUTNIK
- “Time for a break”TAKETEN
- Fictional city inspired by New York CityGOTHAM
- Sauce put on falafelTAHINI
- SquashSTEPON
- Springsteen’s birthplace, in songTHEUSA
- Knowledgeable (in)VERSED
- HardSTEELY
- Music to a hitchhiker’s earsHOPIN
- Thucydides had oneTHETA
- Said a 96-AcrossSWORE
- Went withCHOSE
- Anika ___ Rose, 2004 Tony winnerNONI
- Sunrise direction, in SevilleESTE
- “Best. Day. ___!”EVER
- Stable diet?OATS
- Rushing group, informallyFRAT