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NYT Across Clues
- Friends in a pubMATES
- Openly disdainSNEERAT
- Baroque French danceGAVOTTE
- CognizantAWARE
- Relaxing soakHOTBATH
- Alma mater of Eli ManningOLEMISS
- TV movie about … where I can easily get a cab?TAXISTANDBYME
- “I’m not kidding”SERIOUS
- Mind-numbingTIRESOME
- Kind of pressure involved in water filtrationOSMOTIC
- French word with two accentsETE
- … where to go in Togo?OUTHOUSEOFAFRICA
- Home run paceTROT
- ArrivisteUPSTART
- Greek vowelsIOTAS
- Network with the slogan “Not Reality. Actuality”TRUTV
- “Me and Bobby ___” (posthumous Janis Joplin #1)MCGEE
- Pants measureLENGTH
- … a Hispanic “hip hip hooray”?THREECHEERSAMIGOS
- Cousin ___ITT
- Nikkei unitYEN
- Epitome of thinnessRAZOR
- Greet silentlyNODAT
- Janis’s cartoon husbandARLO
- NBC newsman HoltLESTER
- StepSTAIR
- Specter of the Senate, onceARLEN
- … trying to get a friar to violate his vow of silence?SAYANYTHINGMONK
- Trade talkARGOT
- SoakGOUGE
- Farfalle and orzoPASTAS
- Old French lineROIS
- Comment that might get the response “de rien”MERCI
- Follower of Las Vegas or New YorkSTRIP
- BackAGO
- Livy’s “I love”AMO
- … a singing group that meets for bacon and eggs?BREAKFASTGLEECLUB
- Bursts (in)BARGES
- Russians, e.g.SLAVS
- “Stoutly-built” Dickens villainSIKES
- Concave object of reflection?INNIE
- Not mixing well?ASOCIAL
- School orgs.PTAS
- … Skywalker’s trendy hygiene products?COOLHANDSOAPLUKE
- Boxer, e.g., in briefDEM
- Drinks served in flutesMIMOSAS
- Parliament constituent?NICOTINE
- “How touching”IMMOVED
- … giving a pipsqueak the brush-off?GETLOSTSHORTY
- Yasir Arafat, by birthCAIRENE
- State symbol of MassachusettsELMTREE
- Archbishop of Canterbury’s headdressMITRE
- Fabulously rich ancient kingCROESUS
- White Castle offeringsSLIDERS
- Comparatively foxySLYER
NYT Vertical Clues
- Lacking shineMATTE
- ExpectAWAIT
- Ones going to Washington?TAXRETURNS
- Pennsylvania’s Flagship CityERIE
- Mtg.SESS
- Whale of an exhibitionSHAMU
- Miles Davis ___ (cool jazz group)NONET
- Fig. on a terminal monitorETD
- Die downEBB
- With 69-Down, 1990s-2000s sitcom starRAY
- TopsATMOST
- Santiago’s milieu in a Hemingway novelTHESEA
- Become lenientGOSOFT
- Prince Valiant’s loveALETA
- Checks outVERIFIES
- Original opening to Homer’s “Odyssey”?OMICRON
- Hermano del padre o de la madreTIO
- The Tigers of the Ohio Valley Conf.TSU
- Ogee’s shapeESS
- BingeTOOT
- Neighbor of Alg.MOR
- Even more vastHUGER
- Phone abbr.OPER
- ExploitsUSES
- Nickname for Clara BowITGIRL
- Jerseys and suchCATTLE
- Actor KutcherASHTON
- Numbered rd.RTE
- BingeOVEREAT
- Texter’s ta-taTTYL
- Syngman of South KoreaRHEE
- VHF unitMHZ
- Jobs’s job, onceCEO
- You might choose something by itLOT
- Grant for filmmaking?CARY
- Start to matter?ANTI
- BellyacheMOAN
- “Gotcha, man”IDIG
- Hellhound of Norse mythologyGARM
- Torah holdersARKS
- General ___ chickenTSOS
- ___-goatSHE
- Standard part of a limerickANAPEST
- James who died three years before winning a PulitzerAGEE
- “A Doll’s House” wifeNORA
- “Do not like”YUCK
- Worker’s weekend whoopTGIF
- Anthony’s partner in radioOPIE
- Language from which “cotton” and “candy” are derivedARABIC
- See 10-DownROMANO
- Day, to da VinciGIORNO
- Has an adult conversation?TALKSDIRTY
- Feverish fitAGUE
- Doesn’t just tear upSOBS
- ___ Piggle-Wiggle (children’s character)MRS
- Engine problemSTALL
- French high-speed rail inits.TGV
- Literary inits.RLS
- Retro dosBEEHIVES
- Where the world’s 100 tallest mountains are foundASIA
- It’s an affrontSLAP
- “Homeland” org.CIA
- Basketball Hall-of-Famer ArtisGILMORE
- Positive endsANODES
- ’60s activist org.SDS
- Oklahoma IndiansOSAGES
- “I Never Played the Game” memoiristCOSELL
- Prominent beefcake featuresPECS
- “I’d like to see ___”AMENU
- Surname appearing nine times in a list of Indy 500 winnersUNSER
- Long-tailed beach fliersKITES
- ___ nousENTRE
- Urban ___, 2004 and 2012 undefeated college football coachMEYER
- ___ lawOHMS
- SweatTOIL
- Former railroad regulatory agcy.ICC
- BlemishMAR
- Italian mine?MIO
- “I did NOT need to hear that”TMI
- Former Ford modelLTD
- Cinnabar, e.g.ORE