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NYT Across Clues
- RacketsSCAMS
- Spruce or firEVERGTREE
- Japanese city that shares its name with a dog breedAKITA
- Home to the Ho Chi Minh MausoleumHANOI
- Homemade headgear for pretend piratesPAPERHATS
- Conducted, as a campaignWAGED
- Undo, legallyANNUL
- Highly specialized knowledgeESOTERICA
- Color whose name is derived from “lapis lazuli”AZURE
- Frequent comics collaborator with Jack KirbySTANLEE
- BeliefCREED
- HubbubsUPROARS
- “See? I knew what I was talking about!”TOLDYA
- Gives an edgeHONES
- Indignant denialIDONOT
- BozoASS
- “I 30-Down the fool!” speakerMRT
- GPS suggestion: Abbr.RTE
- What might follow youARE
- 1966 Donovan hitMELLOWY
- Sinatra, to fansOLBEYES
- Band whose “Gold: Greatest Hits” has sold over 30 million copiesABBA
- Raised a false alarmCRIEDWOLF
- Tennis’s Nadal, informallyRAFA
- Fruit with crimson-colored fleshBLOODO
- Guest feature?SILENTU
- Popular folk rock duoIGIRLS
- Place for a canal or a kernelEAR
- 1968 self-titled folk albumARLO
- A.L. West team, on scoreboardsLAA
- Rubik with a cubeERNO
- Ice cream holderCUP
- Cal’s game-winning kickoff return against Stanford in 1982, familiarlyTHEPLAY
- World’s deepest riverCONGO
- Little tasks that crop upODDJOBS
- Wood shop itemHANDSAW
- Investigate, à la Sherlock HolmesENQUIRE
- WunderkinderPRODIGIES
- Implement for an Amish driverBUGGYWHIP
- Features of classic carsFINS
- It’s covered in paint in the Sherwin-Williams logoEARTH
- Oscar-winning song from “Slumdog Millionaire”JAIHO
- “Likewise”SAME
- Media watchdog agcy.FCC
- “Strange Magic” band, for shortELO
- Medium for Kehinde Wiley’s “President Barack Obama”OIL
- Took a load offSAT
- MarsTHERPLANET
- Harmful bits of sunlightULTRAVRAYS
- Remove calcium deposits fromDELIME
- Sharp shooter, for short?SLR
- Harder to graspEELIER
- Changes by degreesGRADATES
- Whole bunchTON
- You might cry if you slice itRAWONION
- Word rhymed with “ami” by Lafayette in “Hamilton”OUI
- Like Merriam-Webster’s inclusion of the word “irregardless,” originallyCONTROVERSIAL
- College admissions fig.GPA
- Delta hub, on luggage tagsATL
- Birth control option, brieflyIUD
- In the blink of ___ANEYE
- Deli or bar orderRYE
- Stags or bucksHES
- Biblical possessiveTHY
- Alcoholic’s affliction, brieflyDTS
- Complicated, as a relationshipMESSY
- Retired flier, for shortSST
- Explosive stuffTNT
NYT Vertical Clues
- California-based soft drink companySHASTA
- Divisions of long poemsCANTOS
- Historical recordsANNALS
- Place for a pitcherMOUND
- “I’m such a dummy!”SILLYME
- Olympic poker?EPEE
- Military hospitals, brieflyVAS
- Period of historyEPOCH
- Back inRETRO
- Fresh, in a senseGREEN
- A one and a twoTHREE
- Bursts in onRAIDS
- And the rest, for shortETC
- Twin in GenesisESAU
- PrizewinnerAWARDEE
- Instrument often played for comedic effectKAZOO
- Tennessee Williams’s “The Night of the ___”IGUANA
- Babysitter’s handfulTERROR
- “___ Fideles”ADESTE
- ___ Simmons, real name of the late rapper DMXEARL
- See 35-AcrossPITY
- Affectionate attention, brieflyTLC
- One enforcing traveling rulesREF
- Kind of jacketMAO
- “Ish”ORSO
- Xbox 360 competitorWII
- ChickenYELLOW
- Total domination, in gamer-speakOWNAGE
- Whole bunchLOT
- RacyBLUE
- Polite form of address similar to “Mr.” or “Ms.”SRI
- Criminally aidABET
- Yawn-inducingBLAH
- Make yawnBORE
- Campus leaderDEAN
- With the bow, musicallyARCO
- BungleFLUB
- Vipers with upturned snoutsASPS
- Part of a religious title that means “ocean”DALAI
- Southern California countyORANGE
- “Mood ___” (Duke Ellington classic)INDIGO
- Quit drinkingGODRY
- Golf’s ___ Ko, youngest golfer to be ranked #1LYDIA
- In draft formROUGH
- High degrees, for shortPHDS
- Setting for many a Super Mario Bros. levelCASTLE
- Temporarily outONBAIL
- Pesach observersJEWS
- Most peacefulSERENEST
- Groups of bees?QUILTERS
- “You can’t expect me to believe that!”PFFT
- LaughableRICH
- Typical way to take a multivitaminONCEDAILY
- Is legally entitledHASARIGHT
- “It’s a possibility for me”IMAY
- Family members that get talked down to?PETS
- Kind of massageHOTSTONE
- TravelsJOURNEYS
- ___ River, part of the Texas/Oklahoma borderRED
- Even-temperedPLACID
- SkedaddledLITOUT
- They might be made after a fightAMENDS
- Runs againREAIRS
- Without failALWAYS
- State flower of Illinois or New JerseyVIOLET
- ___ Faire (event with jousting, for short)REN
- Is mad aboutLOVES
- Source of the milk for chèvre cheeseGOAT
- The “R” of R.B.G.RUTH
- Ready for businessOPEN
- Condé ___NAST
- What might make a ewe turnRAM
- Spanish monarchREY