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NYT Across Clues
- City SE of New DelhiAGRA
- “To your health!”SKOAL
- Cumberland Gap explorerBOONE
- iPod control: Abbr.VOL
- Supermax residentFELON
- Chekhov’s “Uncle ___”VANYA
- Instructional toolARROW
- W.W. II commandETO
- With 24-Across, two things that are stuffedROASTTURKEY
- With 36-Across, two things on a farmSCARECROW
- Getting up there in yearsOLDISH
- Tests for college credit, brieflyAPS
- DomainREALM
- Laugh ___RIOT
- Word game component, sometimesTILE
- Tijuana “that”ESO
- Seeing redIRED
- GuyFELLA
- With 38-Across, two things associated with needlesHAYSTACK
- With 55-Across, two things that spinRECORDPLAYER
- Like some roofs and roadsTARRED
- Balloonists’ basketsGONDOLAS
- Que. neighborONT
- Fund-raising grp.PTA
- Scientist PavlovIVAN
- Some poetic feetANAPESTS
- With 82-Across, two things at an amusement parkFERRISWHEEL
- BelieversISTS
- “Hair” song with the lyric “Hello, carbon monoxide”AIR
- Many a Miley Cyrus fanTWEEN
- Speaker’s spotLECTERN
- Sicilian tourist attractionMTETNA
- Out of concern thatLEST
- Little argumentSPAT
- Accusatory wordsETTU
- ___ Kalugin, former K.G.B. general with the 1994 book “Spymaster”OLEG
- Vivacious personPISTOL
- Annual foursomeSEASONS
- Opponent of PericlesCLEON
- Santa ___ANA
- ___ de malaiseETAT
- With 95-Across, two things that are stickyCOTTONCANDY
- AdmonishmentREPROVAL
- Egg cream componentSODA
- Argentine auntTIA
- Edinburgh-to-London dir.SSE
- Second track on “Beatles ’65”IMALOSER
- “No Escape” star, 1994LIOTTA
- With 99-Across, two things with brushesRUBBERCEMENT
- With 115-Across, two things with laddersMURALIST
- Bargaining groupUNION
- Church recessAPSE
- Noted periodERA
- 1922 Physics NobelistBOHR
- Physics unitsERGS
- Certain ApplesIMACS
- HDTV brandRCA
- Adjective for a bikini, in a 1960 songTEENIE
- With 117-Across, two things that are redFIRETRUCK
- With 22-Across, two things associated with ThanksgivingCRANBERRIES
- Wire service inits.UPI
- Drug company behind ValiumROCHE
- “Pearls Before Swine,” e.g.COMIC
- What some titles are written in, brieflyITALS
- Standing needLEG
- SignedINKED
- “Zorba the Greek” settingCRETE
- SmoothSAND
NYT Vertical Clues
- Region in ancient Asia MinorAEOLIA
- With a smileGLADLY
- Most promisingROSIEST
- Certain soldiersANTS
- “Law & Order” spinoff, for shortSVU
- Draw of some barsKARAOKE
- Being punished, military-styleONKP
- “O.K., captain!”AYESIR
- Not ecclesiasticalLAY
- Inspired byBASEDON
- Deep-sea predatorORCA
- SpokenORAL
- UsualNORM
- Woolly oneEWE
- In truth, in ShakespeareVERILY
- Peter with four Golden GlobesOTOOLE
- Claim in a cigarette adLOWTAR
- Latte topperFROTH
- Juilliard’s focusTHEARTS
- Hockey goalie’s areaCREASE
- Scout’s job, brieflyRECON
- Hasty signaturesSCRAWLS
- EntertainREGALE
- To-doFLAP
- Use as a resourceTAPINTO
- Nutritional stds.RDAS
- Word of warningDONT
- Ending with proto-PLASM
- Like some metal toysDIECAST
- Many times, in verseOFT
- Studio that produced the Austin Powers moviesNEWLINE
- Source of some resinsTREESAP
- American sports car, for shortVETTE
- Shiny fabricsSATEENS
- Small-time tyrantsTINGODS
- Mexican Mrs.SRA
- OthersREST
- In the know, in old slangHEP
- Counting everythingINTOTAL
- Put new turf onRESOD
- Improvisatory piece of classical musicTOCCATA
- “Enchanted” girl of children’s litELLA
- “Southland” airerTNT
- Shows near the front?USOTOUR
- Target for certain athletesPAR
- Actor BurtonLEVAR
- They’re nutsACORNS
- Scientist with multiple EmmysNYE
- Rash sootherTALC
- Rash sootherALOE
- Fertilizer ingredientNITRATE
- Biochemical sugarRIBOSE
- SignOMEN
- Gets through slowlySEEPS
- Kissed noisilySMACKED
- “Honest!”IMEANIT
- Neighbor of MontanaALBERTA
- Very sorryRUEFUL
- Green, sayUNRIPE
- 18-wheelerBIGRIG
- Real bratTERROR
- Sea between Italy and GreeceIONIAN
- ProtectSHIELD
- Long lockTRESS
- Monopoly tokenIRON
- Gooey dirtMUCK
- Workout aftereffectACHE
- ArrivedCAME
- She threw the apple of discordERIS
- Not quite quadri-TRI
- XXX x XCCC
- Letters in an old dateBCE