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NYT Across Clues
- Frustrated solver’s cryIMSTUCK
- Frying need for French friesDEEPFAT
- Verbally abuses, in slangHATESON
- So-called “Crossroads of America”INDIANA
- How bugs may be eatenONADARE
- Marketing divisionsADUNITS
- Steamy farePORN
- Co-founder of the Black Panther PartySEALE
- City north of PittsburghERIE
- Son of : ibn :: father of : ___ABU
- Someone to respectELDER
- Tax IDSSN
- Overly pleased with oneselfSMUG
- Bulgaria’s Simeon I and Simeon IITSARS
- GrubCHOW
- “___ Today, Gone Tomorrow” (“Tiny Toon Adventures” episode)HARE
- Projected expense for a roofer?EAVE
- Get straight, in a wayUNSNARL
- Gave recognition where recognition was dueTHANKED
- “Au contraire!”NOTTRUE
- Cheap accommodationsHOSTELS
- 1976 AC/DC single with the lyric “Watch me explode”TNT
- “Yadda yadda yadda”ETC
- “Doesn’t get any better than this!”AHBLISS
- Made loud noises on the roadVROOMED
- Important case for national securityNUCLEARFOOTBALL
- Erté’s artDECO
- Doughnut-shapedTORIC
- When the tempest occurs in “The Tempest”ACTI
- CuspsEVES
- Shakespearean lamentALACK
- Get cheeky with?MOON
- PopSODA
- Baby ___BLUES
- Rice left on a shelf, maybeANNE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Sister chain of Applebee’sIHOP
- Simple fighting styleMANOAMANO
- Fireworks effectSTARBURST
- Rocker nicknamed “The Motor City Madman”TEDNUGENT
- World Cup cheerUSA
- Tight-fitting wearCORSET
- Time-killing plays for quarterbacksKNEELS
- Telemarketer’s deviceDIALER
- “___ Game” (1986 Hugo Award winner)ENDERS
- Brown. followerEDU
- Common car freshener featurePINESCENT
- Just treatmentFAIRSHAKE
- Fictional work that eschews literary conventionsANTINOVEL
- Hit with a big chargeTASE
- Lovelace of early computingADA
- SnubSHUN
- JoinsWEDS
- Man’s nickname that sounds like two lettersARTIE
- Plans to pay laterRUNSATAB
- “It’s go time!”LETSROLL
- Reality show whose contestants must be good with numbersTHEVOICE
- 12x platinum compilation album by the Rolling Stones, familiarlyHOTROCKS
- Bit of fancy attireASCOT
- Long rangeANDES
- Spanish omelet ingredientHUEVO
- Secretly included, in a wayBCCED
- Author Mario Vargas ___LLOSA
- Winner of two Grammys and a Nobel Peace PrizeOBAMA
- Georgia home of Mercer UniversityMACON
- John in EnglandELTON
- Gridiron group that tries to sack the QB, collectivelyDLINE
- Madame, across the RhineFRAU