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NYT Across Clues
- … and the rest: Abbr.ETC
- Small bitSPECK
- ChilledICED
- Feng ___SHUI
- Takes offGOES
- Word whose rise in popularity coincided with the spread of the telephoneHELLO
- It’s shorter on land than at seaMILE
- Bit of changeCENT
- Traditional Hanukkah gift for kidsGELT
- Computing machine displayed in part at the SmithsonianENIAC
- Beachgoer’s itemPAIL
- Instrument heard in “Eleanor Rigby”CELLO
- Bits of regaliaTIARAS
- “Git!”SHOO
- Get hammeredTIEONEON
- Providers of books to remote locationsMOBRARIES
- Unlawful activity by a minorJUVENQUENCY
- Land of the Po (not Poland)ITALY
- Special ___OPS
- ___-coneSNO
- Home of the world’s smallest country: Abbr.EUR
- Alias lettersAKA
- Demurring wordsNOTI
- Member of the genus HelixSNAIL
- Marcel Duchamp, e.g.DADAIST
- Genre for the Spice Girls or Backstreet BoysTEENPOP
- PassionZEAL
- Bug experts, informallyITPEOPLE
- Breathtaking sight in the ocean?GILL
- BackENDORSE
- This and othersCLUES
- DownedATE
- GPS’s guessesETAS
- Montezuma, for oneAZTEC
- Assign new functions to, as keyboard keysREMAP
- Some natural remediesMEDICINTS
- Cabinet position once held by Herbert HooverCOMMETARY
- Give one’s takeOPINE
- Basic knowledge, with “the”ROPES
- Went after, in a waySUED
- ___ adminSYS
- Classic brand of candy wafersNECCO
- Magical teen of Archie ComicsSABRINA
- Give kudos toHAIL
- Pop a wheelie?GETAFLAT
- “I’ve got that covered”ONIT
- Paid to playANTEDUP
- Work requiring some intelligence?SPYFILM
- ___ Bahama (clothing label)TOMMY
- DNA carrierGENE
- Word after “so” or “go”FAR
- Middle of many similesASA
- 1%-er in D.C.?: Abbr.SEN
- ’60s war zoneNAM
- Not reflectiveMATTE
- Untimely timeINOPPORTUNT
- Great depthELABORAIL
- Myth propagated to promote social harmony, in Plato’s “Republic”NOBLELIE
- Faux coughAHEM
- “Aw, hell!”DAMMIT
- Shady outdoor areaARBOR
- Collection of stockHERD
- 4×100, e.g.RELAY
- SoleONLY
- Put downLAID
- Opposite of une adversaireAMIE
- Selfie taker’s concernANGLE
- Liberal arts college in Portland, Ore.REED
- Just makes, with “out”EKES
- Recipe amts.TSPS
- Serious-mindedSTAID
- Cavity filler’s deg.DDS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Mayonnaise ingredientEGG
- Directly opposedTOETOTOE
- Like a virginCELIBATE
- CutSHEAR
- Good thing to have after workPENSIONPLAN
- QB ManningELI
- Number of concern to a teacherCLASSSIZE
- Former New York City mayor with the autobiography “Mayor”KOCH
- Tow truck’s destinationIMPOUNDLOT
- Org. in “Argo”CIA
- Jet setELITE
- Precisely describeDELINEATE
- It’s made up of linesSCENE
- State capital in Lewis and Clark CountyHELENA
- CrackUNLOCK
- 2017 hit movie about an Olympic skaterITONYA
- Songbird with dark, iridescent plumageSTARLING
- What A.P. exams grant incoming freshmenCOURSECREDIT
- Unit of hopeRAY
- IHOP beveragesOJS
- SupplyEQUIP
- Make, as moneyMINT
- Water safety org.EPA
- U.S. broadcasting serviceVOA
- Conductor GeorgSOLTI
- Long river of SiberiaLENA
- Places for hustlers?DISCOS
- “Rent me” signTOLET
- What marriage merely is, to somePIECEOFPAPER
- Cutting toolADZ
- Catamounts, by another namePUMAS
- 1960s counterculture figureLEARY
- Play awardsESPYS
- Remote control buttonREC
- A part ofAMONG
- Plains structureTEPEE
- Order from aboveEDICT
- Low-hanging cloudsSTRATI
- Atahualpa’s subjectsINCAS
- BawlSOB
- Sports Illustrated named him “Sportsman of the Century” in 1999MUHAMMADALI
- VillainMEANY
- Places for strollersPROMENADES
- German articleEIN
- Something a crab might be found inSNIT
- Coverage in Africa?SAFARIHAT
- PenanceATONEMENT
- Shin guards of oldLEGARMOR
- Disinfectant brandLYSOL
- Held upDETAINED
- Like most haikusUNTITLED
- Source of zestPEEL
- Fighting Tigers’ sch.LSU
- Evil: Fr.MAL
- Pilot’s oppositeFINALE
- Heavy winter wearANORAK
- Margot who played the titular role in 16-DownROBBIE
- Utmost degreeNTH
- Stage ___MOM
- Moves like an elephantPLODS
- Bustles (with)TEEMS
- Howled like a wolfBAYED
- Museum sections, perhapsERAS
- Criticize in no uncertain termsRIP
- JFK alternativeLGA
- Amts. “gained” or “lost”YDS