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NYT Across Clues
- FedGMAN
- New York’s ___ FieldCITI
- Remote station locationSPACE
- Swarming (with)RIFE
- Dark skies, e.g.OMEN
- Have dinner on the couch, sayEATIN
- When Lady Macbeth sleepwalksACTV
- Option when one wants to move out of the house?PORCHSWING
- Uncommon amenity on an airplaneFREEWIFI
- Resurrection Mass dayEASTER
- Rocky peakTOR
- Onetime nickname in magazine publishingHEF
- Mitch’s husband on “Modern Family”CAM
- Stick a fork inSPEAR
- Pining and then someLOVESICK
- InsufficientSCANT
- Not go it alone?RIDESHARE
- Some workers at WestminsterLORDS
- Scratch (out), as a crossword answer?EKE
- Island north of AustraliaTIMOR
- Filled inUPTOSPEED
- It sometimes runs in the woodsRESIN
- Co-star of Kelly and O’Connor in “Singin’ in the Rain”REYNOLDS
- Currency in the PhilippinesPESOS
- “S.N.L.” head writer in the early 2000sFEY
- Metal band?ORE
- Screening grp.TSA
- Jet settingHOTTUB
- Small talkCHITCHAT
- Words after “Hello-o-o-o-o”ANYONEHOME
- 2-Down partLENS
- Long-beaked birdHERON
- Word before some sad wordsALAS
- It might be abstractoARTE
- Sitting next to a constantly crying baby on a cross-country flight, maybeAGONY
- Leave a bad impression?DENT
- It’s a butte and then someMESA
NYT Vertical Clues
- CorruptionGRAFT
- Piece of lab equipmentMICROSCOPE
- Event that might last until the wee hoursAFTERPARTY
- Campbell of “Scream”NEVE
- It always turns out the sameCOPIER
- “Later!”IMOFF
- Garr of “Young Frankenstein”TERI
- “Monsters, ___”INC
- Some monsters call it homeSESAMESTREET
- Labs might offer themPAWS
- In a rowATIT
- Cannes offeringCINE
- Many an M.I.T. grad: Abbr.ENGR
- Throw with effortHEAVE
- “Why are you all laughing?”WHATSSOFUNNY
- Needing a key, perhapsCODED
- ___ a happy noteENDON
- Social media metricLIKES
- Recoils (from)SHIES
- “Just name the time and place!”IAMSOTHERE
- Patisserie purchasesCROISSANTS
- Adjust the spacing between lettersKERN
- Shpeak thish waySLUR
- TwiggyREEDY
- Academy newcomerPLEBE
- Mr. Rite?PRIEST
- “Hoo boy!”OHMAN
- Where one might stay in a cabinATSEA
- Reaction button option for a Facebook postHAHA
- Force on EarthONEG
- NoobTYRO
- Boo Boo, e.g.TOON
- Porter, for oneCOLE
- Geoduck, e.g.CLAM
- HornswoggledHAD