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NYT Across Clues
- BenchwarmerSCRUB
- Shut loudlySLAM
- Calendar units: Abbr.MOS
- Dried plumsPRUNES
- Part of a brain or a 59-DownLOBE
- Cry at a fireworks showAAH
- Beach outing, sayFUNINTHESUN
- Hit CBS forensics seriesCSI
- Movie filming localeSET
- MerchandiseGOODS
- TV studio alertONAIR
- Ice cream drinkMALT
- Engender, as suspicionAROUSE
- High point of winter?ICICLE
- Sound of ice cream hitting the floorSPLAT
- On easy streetMADEINTHESHADE
- Raw metalsORES
- + or – particleION
- Stick in one’s ___CRAW
- Financially afloat againBACKINTHEBLACK
- Adds to the payrollHIRES
- Comics’ goalsLAUGHS
- Mother of CalcuttaTERESA
- Nota ___BENE
- Mobile app’s clienteleUSERS
- Sweeping storiesEPICS
- Cry at a fireworks showOOH
- Instagram upload, informallyPIC
- Traffic helicopter, e.g.EYEINTHESKY
- “Four score and seven years ___ …”AGO
- Landlord’s dueRENT
- Partner of “signed” and “delivered” in a Stevie Wonder hitSEALED
- Anderson Cooper’s channelCNN
- UttersSAYS
- Wear downERODE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Coppertone stats, for shortSPFS
- Mötley ___CRUE
- PeeweeRUNT
- Prefix meaning “one”UNI
- Most widely spoken native language of India, after HindiBENGALI
- Toboggan, e.g.SLED
- L’s meaning, in box scoresLOSS
- Aladdin’s monkey sidekickABU
- Hanukkah displayMENORAH
- Asian gambling meccaMACAU
- Refuge in the desertOASIS
- Suffix in many English county namesSHIRE
- Like a thief’s lootSTOLEN
- Like a thief’s loot, slangilyHOT
- “Beats me!”NOTACLUE
- Dutch artist known for his “impossible” drawingsMCESCHER
- Gore and Capone, for twoALS
- “I think,” in textspeakIMO
- Low-___ dietCARB
- BrainchildIDEA
- Drinks not meant to be savoredSHOTS
- Phnom ___ (capital of Cambodia)PENH
- Fork prongTINE
- RuPaul’s purviewDRAG
- A popEACH
- Calendar units: Abbr.WKS
- PieholesKISSERS
- Savings plan, for shortIRA
- Votes into officeELECTS
- Gaelic spirit who wails to foretell a death in the familyBANSHEE
- Rapper ShakurTUPAC
- Provide one’s digital John HancockESIGN
- Military info-gatheringRECON
- Recycling receptacleBIN
- ___-weeny (small)EENY
- Very bad, with “the”PITS
- Nobel Peace Prize cityOSLO
- Ratified, for shortOKED
- Jekyll’s bad sideHYDE
- Senate assentYEA
- Place for a stud or a ringEAR