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NYT Across Clues
- Major crop of North CarolinaTOBACCO
- Is already bookedHASPLANS
- Pen pal?COAUTHOR
- CARES, for Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security, e.g.BACKRONYM
- Easy trucking distanceSHORTHAUL
- White House daughter whom the Secret Service called “Rosebud”SASHAOBAMA
- First-ever Super Bowl M.V.P. (1967)BARTSTARR
- Flower whose name sounds like a branding ironREDHOTPOKER
- ___ Sound, record label co-founded by DrakeOVO
- Faced offWENTTOETOTOE
- Industrial conglomerate or its symbol on the New York Stock ExchangeITT
- AgreementCONCORD
- Antscolony :: ___
- Flower with a “face”PANSY
- “Get ___, you two!”AROOM
- Listing of recent phone historyCALLLOG
- Nickname that omits -eronCAM
- Step outside for a bitGETSOMEAIR
- Fortunetelling decksTAROTS
- Not as thickSKINNIER
- Rather thickDIM
- Price tag caveat (buyer beware!)SOLDASIS
- How, in OaxacaCOMO
- Philosopher who wrote “Critique of Pure Reason”KANT
- Mont-Saint-___, FranceMICHEL
- Make warm and add spice to, as wineMULL
- Excited criesOOHS
- Related to part of the small intestineILEAC
- Words before corner or profitTURNA
- TurfAREA
- Grp. with barrelsOPEC
- Port city in Spain’s Basque CountryBILBAO
- Serving two purposesDUAL
- Garbage disposal spotSINK
- Doesn’t hide anythingBARESALL
- Sch. in AlbuquerqueUNM
- Detritus from a hospitalBIOWASTE
- GuardSENTRY
- Harmful aquatic overgrowthALGALBLOOM
- Poetic contractionTIS
- Managed just fineDIDOKAY
- Sharply dressedNATTY
- Onetime Ringling Brothers employeeTAMER
- More patheticSORRIER
- Beer brand with a bicycle in its logoFATTIRE
- Lead-in to punctureACU
- Root vegetable in Asian cuisineDAIKONRADISH
- º: Abbr.DEG
- Joker’s catchphraseJUSTKIDDING
- Going on extravagant trips, as a politician mightJUNKETING
- 101INTROCLASS
- Like some chocolateSEMISWEET
- Minor players?KIDACTORS
- Where drivers might wait in lineCABSTAND
- Modern-day antiviolence sloganSTOPHATE
- “To summarize …”INSHORT
NYT Vertical Clues
- Call from a tugboatTOOT
- Some boat crew membersOARSWOMEN
- Stick in the fridge?BUTTER
- Close byATHAND
- Data analyst’s creationCHART
- A&E docuseries with footage of criminal trialsCOURTCAM
- The Magic, on scoreboardsORL
- Status symbol?HASHTAG
- Elicitors of some blessingsACHOOS
- Move on iceSKATE
- Macbeth’s dagger or Desdemona’s handkerchief, e.g.PROP
- Spanish for “wolf”LOBO
- Winner of the podrace in “Star Wars: Episode I”ANAKIN
- Team seen in Queens, in briefNYMETS
- Know-it-allSMARTY
- Prefix meaning “time”CHRONO
- Foul smellBADODOR
- Really relishSAVOR
- Draw the line somewhere, saySETALIMIT
- South Florida city, to localsBOCA
- Take backRECLAIM
- De-squeakedOILED
- Expert, from the ItalianCOGNOSCENTE
- Pal in cowboy-speakPARD
- Trio in a Latin learner’s lessonAMOAMASAMAT
- Ivy seen among cliffsCORNELL
- Caribbean stewCALLALOO
- Beachside watering holesTIKIBARS
- Marine animal that resembles a flowerSEALILY
- Pedicure targetTOENAIL
- Yiddish troubleTSURIS
- Cellphone settingSILENT
- Shaggy’s dog, to ShaggySCOOB
- Turtlelike foes in the Mario gamesKOOPAS
- “Present”IMHERE
- Like some dense foliageSHRUBBY
- Satisfy, as thirstSLAKE
- Caps Lock neighborTAB
- What can be a lot to stomach?CUD
- Brew holders, maybeCAULDRONS
- UnderwayONGOING
- KerfuffleSTIR
- Ending with taste or troubleMAKER
- Ultimately emerged victoriousWONTHEWAR
- [Mwah!]AIRKISS
- ___ Covey, heroine of the hit book/film series “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before”LARAJEAN
- “Is this such a good idea?”DOIDARE
- Cleaned (up)TIDIED
- Site of a historic church councilTRENT
- Burglar, in older slangYEGG
- Neighbors of AfghansTAJIKS
- Boxy window installation, in briefACUNIT
- RequirementMUSTDO
- Pathetic bunchSADLOT
- Cross the line, sayFINISH
- Extends an invitation forASKSTO
- Authoritative pronouncementsDICTA
- Makes simple, with “down”DUMBS
- SnareTRAP
- Former New York City mayor EdKOCH
- Camp sightTENT
- Comp ___ (college discipline, informally)SCI
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