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NYT Across Clues
- Word in Facebook and Disney Channel’s original namesTHE
- NinnyTWIT
- Subj. of a National Historic Site outside Wall, S.D.ICBM
- DittiesTUNES
- Bridge componentHAND
- Previously ownedHAND
- Upshot of a storyMORAL
- Wolf howls, maybeOMENS
- Org. concerned with gradesUSDA
- Certain warriors in Magic: The GatheringORCS
- One of three properties in MonopolyPLACE
- SilverPLACE
- Don at the MetGIOVANNI
- Cream and othersBEIGES
- Attire that flaps in the windCAPE
- E, B, G, D, A or ESTRING
- B-teamSTRING
- Sports team employeeSCOUT
- Shell station?SEASHORE
- Using without paying royalties, sayPIRATING
- ___ amis (my friends: Fr.)MES
- Part of Q.E.D.ERAT
- Like a swished basketball shotALLNET
- ___ volente (God willing: Lat.)DEO
- AspireAIM
- ParoxysmSPASM
- It “isn’t so bad when you consider the alternative,” per Maurice ChevalierOLDAGE
- Designed to minimize dragAERO
- Cooked upIDEATED
- BeingPERSON
- What you will always be (but he or she isn’t)?PERSON
- Provincial capital south of a lake with the same nameWINNIPEG
- Recurrent themeTROPE
- Indication of good taste?YUM
- Famed furrierASTOR
- ClipRATE
- Low-qualityRATE
- Major name in network hardwareCISCO
- ___ Tin TinRIN
- “If you can’t imitate him, don’t copy him” speakerBERRA
- Introduce oneselfSAYHELLO
- Fruit that, surprisingly, is slightly radioactiveBANANA
- Supporting roleBANANA
- Kind of spring found in a mousetrapTORSION
- Reassuring words after an accidentIMOK
- AttacksGOESAT
- FortitudeSPINE
- It’s replicated during mitosisDNA
- URL endingGOV
- Winner’s wreathLAUREL
- Product from the Royal Small Arms FactorySTEN
- Sound while being tickledHEE
- Warm winter wearSKIPANTS
- Beatrix Potter’s Mrs. Tiggy-winkle, for oneHEDGEHOG
- PulseTHROB
- “All ___ is but art, unknown to thee”: Alexander PopeNATURE
- Deeply ingrained habitNATURE
- LeaningBIAS
- Nails a testACESIT
- Geniuses, informallySMARTIES
- Impressive stylishnessCLASS
- Not having full rights, as a citizenCLASS
- “Up and ___!”ATEM
- Home team at Rice-Eccles StadiumUTES
- San ___, Calif.MATEO
- Carpenter of noteKAREN
- Politician’s core supportBASE
- It’s halfway around a diamondBASE
- UnsmilingSTERN
- “Hey!”PSST
- Carrier with King David LoungesELAL
- Romulus, but not Remus, in ancient RomeREX
NYT Vertical Clues
- Brutish sortsTHUGS
- “That happened?”HASIT
- SignatureENDORSEMENT
- Some revealing beachwearTHONGS
- CautionWARN
- Things that most people have eight ofINCISORS
- Bear necessities, for short?TDS
- Bank of China Tower architectIMPEI
- ___ Kaepernick, former N.F.L. QBCOLIN
- Confederate general with a fort named after himBRAGG
- Item carried in an academic processionMACE
- Bit of outerwearTOPCOAT
- Couple of high points?UMLAUT
- Twice-monthly coastal phenomenaNEAPTIDES
- Suffix with defer or insistENCE
- About 5:00, directionally: Abbr.SSE
- Ray or Dave of the KinksDAVIES
- Doris who won the 2007 Nobel Prize in LiteratureLESSING
- “Gimme ___!” (Alabama cheerleader’s repeated call)ANA
- Author HarteBRET
- Walk with a firm, heavy stepTRAMP
- Staring a bit too long, perhapsCREEPY
- Bad tumbleHEADER
- Objects spinning in an orreryPLANETS
- Model for a bust at the Musei CapitoliniNERO
- ContinueGOON
- Knee-covering skirtsMIDIS
- NonwinnerALSORAN
- Drug treatment for Muhammad AliLDOPA
- Competitor of Sanyo and BoseAIWA
- Add to the mixSTIRIN
- AnimationPEP
- Subject of a statue outside Boston’s TD GardenORR
- The two sides in chess, essentiallyARMIES
- Arctic wearANORAK
- Never to be forgottenETERNAL
- Trick-taking gameEUCHRE
- TalkaholicsGABBERS
- What movie trailers doTEASE
- What cibophobia is the fear ofEATING
- Specialty of Muddy Waters and Blind Willie JohnsonSLIDEGUITAR
- CopyCLONE
- Actress Chaplin of “Game of Thrones”OONA
- 1998 Winter Olympics hostNAGANO
- Teller?RAT
- Poetic directionYON
- MajorsBIGS
- One way to runAMOK
- New brother or sisterNOVITIATE
- Flower for a 20th wedding anniversaryASTER
- BushOUTBACK
- Bust supporterPEDESTAL
- Stieg who wrote “The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo”LARSSON
- Out of businessSHUT
- Somewhere to chill, paradoxicallyHOTTUB
- Tricorder go-withPHASER
- Nice finish, maybeENAMEL
- Sarcastic syllableHAR
- Gets warmer, so to speakNEARS
- JerksASSES
- Quaint contradictionTISNT
- Eponymous cup makerREESE
- Thomas Cromwell, Earl of ___ESSEX
- Musical miscueBLAT
- ___ eyes on (see)CLAP
- Four-letter U.S. city with the highest populationMESA
- Ruler units: Abbr.CMS
- Five GeorgesABE