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NYT Across Clues
- Host of the 1952 Winter OlympicsOSLO
- Not suited (for)UNFIT
- Beatles song with an exclamation mark in its titleHELP
- Wild thingBEAST
- Demeter’s mother, in mythRHEA
- Singer/songwriter JonesNORAH
- Abbr. on a “works cited” listETAL
- Kemper of “The Office”ELLIE
- Direct pathBOTTOMLINE
- Lot of land, sayACRE
- Director FrankCAPRA
- Sea pleaSOS
- Dole (out)METE
- “Sheesh!”OLDERBROTHER
- Like some cheese … or some moviesGRATED
- ToothsomeTASTY
- “Anything you suggest is fine”IMEASY
- Rathskeller decorationSTEIN
- Anthropologist’s adjectiveETHNIC
- Small bits of doughONES
- Color of the Owl and Pussy-cat’s boatPUTTINGGREEN
- Connecting words in logicANDS
- Baby’s cryWAH
- ___ Mysteries (children’s series starting with “The Absent Author”)ATOZ
- Champing at the bitEAGER
- Biologist E. O. Wilson’s focusANTS
- “Alas!”AHME
- Wimple wearerNUN
- With 54-Across, commonly believed misconceptionFALSE
- See 53-AcrossTRUTH
- PanacheFLAIR
- Go for a spinWHIRL
- Symbol of Middle AmericaPEORIA
- Emotionally disinvest oneselfLETGO
- ___ long-horned beetleASIAN
- Something avoided during awkward situationsINCONTACT
- Firing offense?ARSON
- Isolated hillBUTTE
- They’re shared between partners, one hopesVALUES
- Extremely meanNASTY
- Theater employeeUSHER
- Into piecesAPART
- Fictional Mr. or real Dr.SPOCK
- Popular flooring woodOAK
- “Ready for ___ …?”THIS
- Once moreANEW
- Fair partBOOTH
- Cocktail made with ginger beerMULE
- Command to a dogSIT
- Gets busyACTS
- Fish with a prehensile tailCHARLEYHORSE
- Symbols of wave functionsPSIS
- One of the Furies of Greek mythALECTO
- “Them’s fightin’ words!”ITSON
- QuicklyATARUN
- Suggest, with “of”SMACK
- ExcoriateSCATHE
- “Oh, that’s so nice of you to say!”GIVINGTHANKS
- Disney+ competitorHULU
- FoolCON
- ReviseAMEND
- ChillHANG
- Mad Hatter’s social eventTHIRDPARTY
- 9 a.m. serviceTERCE
- Command-Z, on a MacUNDO
- Falcon’s homeAERIE
- Harness partREIN
- Fragrant compoundESTER
- Space heater?STAR
- Back, in a wayBETON
- Online crafts marketETSY
NYT Vertical Clues
- Suns, e.g.ORBS
- “Scram!”SHOO
- “Enough dillydallying!”LETSGETONWITHIT
- Kind of milkOAT
- Like some expectationsUNMET
- Nick of “48 Hrs.”NOLTE
- The yolk’s on themFRIEDEGGS
- ___ Malcolm, Jeff Goldblum’s role in “Jurassic Park”IAN
- Alternative to this and thatTHEOTHER
- EntersHEADSIN
- “And so on and so forth”ETCETC
- Big Bird?LARRY
- Ordinary citizenPLEB
- Looks good onBECOMES
- OverjoysELATES
- A as in AgamemnonALPHA
- FathersSIRES
- LachrymoseTEARY
- Resident of a Mideast sultanateOMANI
- Thin thoroughfareLANE
- Melon partsRINDS
- Brand that comes in short sleevesRITZ
- Go acrossSPAN
- Nobelist DesmondTUTU
- Syntactician’s drawingTREE
- Transitioning phraseONTHATNOTE
- ApproachNEAR
- Flits here and thereGALLIVANTS
- ShenaniganANTIC
- Question to someone who looks impossibly youngWHATSYOURSECRET
- BrosephAMIGO
- Animal aptly found in “feather one’s nest”HERON
- VibeAURA
- Give a heads-upALERT
- The ___ things in lifeFINER
- PrincipleTENET
- Doesn’t keepROTS
- Chemist’s containerFLASK
- Is really down onHATES
- Really come downPOUR
- NeighborsABUTS
- Food often served with gari (pickled ginger)SUSHI
- Backs of necksNAPES
- Frustrating device in an arcadeCLAW
- HurtingACHY
- KindSORT
- Dressage for a horseback rider?POLOSHIRT
- PlusALSO
- Perceptive, as an eyeKEEN
- Getting top marks onACING
- BetrayBACKSTAB
- Wool-gatherer?MOTH
- Into piecesASUNDER
- CacophonyCLANGOR
- Mild expletiveHECK
- Ask for money, informallyHITUP
- Pioneer of the Minneapolis soundPRINCE
- Poet Gorman who wrote “The Hill We Climb”AMANDA
- Banded rockAGATE
- Keeps a watch on?TIMES
- Stave offAVERT
- Quaint contractionSHANT
- Unusual objectCURIO
- Last name of the Boxcar Children, in children’s literatureALDEN
- ConsequentlyTHUS
- Big name in elevatorsOTIS
- Manhattan address abbr.NYNY
- Part of a giggleHEE
- “Sweet Dreams (___ Made of This)” (Eurythmics hit)ARE