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NYT Across Clues
- Protection of a protagonist for narrative purposes, in slangPLOTARMOR
- Rum-soaked treatsBABAS
- Get in the pool, sayRIDESHARE
- Actress Grant of “Weeds”ALLIE
- “Not always”ITDEPENDS
- Water from a water fountainSPURT
- JudgeDEEM
- Help out with a jobABET
- Frequent book settingSHELF
- Elicit an “Oops!,” maybeERR
- GoadSPUR
- Chuck at a high speedYEAGER
- Timely question?WHENISIT
- Hot Chelle ___, rock group with the 2011 hit “Tonight Tonight”RAE
- Have a sneaking suspicionFEAR
- Tuck’s partnerNIP
- Nickname for a toyPEKE
- All knotted upTANGLY
- Key arrangements made for house sitters?SPARES
- Lose one’s vigorWILT
- Latin possessiveMEA
- Subj. for the 2009 Nobel Prize winner Elinor Ostrom, the first woman to receive itECON
- Typical taxi toppersADS
- Big names in the newsMASTHEAD
- Really intoKEENON
- Father of JörmungandrLOKI
- Inflation stat, for shortPSI
- Source of honeydewAPHID
- Ginger at a sushi barGARI
- Ones who’ve splitSECT
- Who can get in the way of what Alicia Keys feels for you, in a 2007 hitNOONE
- Rude question following an unsolicited ideaANDYOUARE
- DummkopfsDOPES
- Aid in getting a smooth shotSTEADICAM
- Email ___ALERT
- Lines of communication in schools?PASYSTEMS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Annual June celebrationPRIDE
- About two-thirds of a 7-Eleven Double GulpLITER
- Farther out thereODDER
- BrimTEEM
- Spreader of venomASP
- Four-time Emmy winner from Coney Island, N.Y.RHEAPERLMAN
- Bunch of hipsters?MANBUN
- Use Uber Eats or DoorDash, sayORDERIN
- BreakREST
- ___ houndBASSET
- First of a seriesALPHA
- Like some tropical seasBLUEGREEN
- Caulking might prevent themAIRLEAKS
- ReleaseSETFREE
- Carpet typeSHAG
- Exclamation popularized by “Die Hard”YIPPEEKIYAY
- Said, informallyWENT
- Start of a cheerSIS
- Blind optimist’s downfallFALSEHOPE
- GoadPROD
- Habitat for a starfishTIDEPOOL
- Roger’s equivalentYES
- Fruit rich in antioxidants and vowelsACAI
- Source of Vibranium in the Marvel universeWAKANDA
- Home to the world’s busiest airportATLANTA
- Low-keyMODEST
- PacksHORDES
- Montana, e.g., informallyNINER
- “Ciao”PEACE
- “Get out!”SCRAM
- Subjects for gossipsITEMS
- [I’m in shock!]GASP
- FitSUIT
- Some E.R. casesODS