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NYT Across Clues
- Like “American Pie,” “American Psycho” and “American Beauty”RATEDR
- Proposed portrait for the $20 billTUBMAN
- Like sports fans who paint their faces, sayRABID
- Drink with tapioca pearlsBOBATEA
- Peach relativeAPRICOT
- Run off (with)ELOPE
- Upbeat sentry’s emotion?GUARDEDOPTIMISM
- Many, informallyLOTSA
- RegardingASTO
- More, on a music scorePIU
- AuspiceOMEN
- King’s collaborator on the Grammy-winning blues album “Riding With the King”CLAPTON
- Take the next step in an online relationshipMEET
- Actress BlanchettCATE
- Scotland’s ___ LomondLOCH
- Winter Olympics maneuverAXEL
- Some H.S. yearbook staffEDS
- Bacteriologist’s emotion upon a new discovery?CULTURESHOCK
- Jess’s best friend on TV’s “New Girl”CECE
- GlibPAT
- Maker of Regenerist skin creamOLAY
- Any member of BTS, e.g.TEENIDOL
- Pellet shooterBBGUN
- What Kit Kat bars come inTWOS
- “I’m glad to hear it”GOOD
- It’s full of hot airSAUNA
- Mongolian sheltersYURTS
- Novice window-washer’s emotion?HIGHANXIETY
- Scathing reviewPAN
- Complete set of showbiz awards, for shortEGOT
- ClownishZANY
- Really play that saxophoneWAIL
- Egypt’s SadatANWAR
- Powerhouse in international men’s ice hockeySWEDEN
- Haul awayTOW
- Art gallery tour leaderDOCENT
- #46BIDEN
- Modern reading option … or where to read it?NOOK
- ___ Building, Boston’s first skyscraperAMES
- Apt anagram of GIFTTGIF
- Brownish-grayDUN
- Jester’s emotion after the king’s laughter?COMICRELIEF
- Like Ignatius J. Reilly in “A Confederacy of Dunces”OBESE
- English-speakingANGLO
- A fan ofINTO
- Dionysian ritualORGY
- Ashleigh ___, 2019 French Open championBARTY
- ApatheticUNCARING
- Duchess of ___ (Goya model)ALBA
- One-named winner of the 2021 Grammy for Song of the YearHER
- Notation on a party inviteBYOB
- Wild horse’s emotion?UNBRIDLEDJOY
- Huge tubVAT
- One who’s able to rattle off digits of pi, perhapsNERD
- Wine: PrefixOENO
- Like EeyoreDOUR
- Hard-to-please typeDIVA
- Result of a snow dayNOCLASS
- Eddie Murphy’s org. in “48 Hrs.”SFPD
- Lifelike video game, for shortSIM
- A mighty long timeAGES
- ÷ symbols, in typographyOBELI
- Cat’s emotion while sitting in its human’s lap?CREATURECOMFORT
- StuckMIRED
- Brazilian beach made famous in songIPANEMA
- Coming or goingENROUTE
- Hits the paper airplane icon, perhapsSENDS
- PC support groupITTEAM
- BlocksDETERS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Fired upROUSED
- Quiets downABATES
- Wheel of Fortune’s placeTAROT
- Airport info, for shortETD
- Lesser-known songDEEPCUT
- Kind of tireRADIAL
- Pay with a chip-based credit card, perhapsTAP
- As much asUPTO
- Actor Wilford of “The Natural”BRIMLEY
- Old-style copiesMIMEOS
- Easy as pieACINCH
- Column of boxes on a questionnaireNOS
- “Chill out!”RELAX
- Hair lossALOPECIA
- Evil genie’s emotion?BOTTLEDUPANGER
- ___ factoIPSO
- “MacGyver” actor Richard ___ AndersonDEAN
- Subpar athletic effortBGAME
- Cable option for film buffsTMC
- Relentlessly competitiveOUTTOWIN
- Death Valley was once oneLAKE
- The Gettysburg Address, e.g.EULOGY
- Massage therapist’s substanceHOTOIL
- Some recyclablesCANS
- Jumping the gunRASH
- Turn overCEDE
- One might take you inCONARTIST
- GustoELAN
- Finished a holePUTTED
- Justin Timberlake’s former groupNSYNC
- When said three times, hit song for 46-DownBYE
- Famous toon with a Brooklyn accentBUGSBUNNY
- Farmer’s emotion during a dry season?GROWINGCONCERN
- As compared toTHAN
- Eat (at)GNAW
- Commercial lead-in to CleanOXI
- Responded to the alarmAWOKE
- New Mexico art hubTAOS
- One of his paradoxes claims that two objects can never really touchZENO
- Home mixologist’s spotWETBAR
- Interior designDECOR
- Big name in lawn careTORO
- OpposeDEFY
- Silk Road city near the East China SeaNINGBO
- What “10” might mean: Abbr.OCT
- Sleeping spot for a guest, maybeAIRBED
- It’s way above the recommended amountMEGADOSE
- Youngest recipient of the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor (2010)FEY
- Apply sloppilyDAUB
- St. Cloud State University’s state: Abbr.MINN
- LazeLOLL
- FollowOBEY
- Identified, in IpswichLABELLED
- Birth control optionsIUDS
- Rescue dog, e.g.ADOPTEE
- Estrogen or testosteroneHORMONE
- Move from aisle to window, maybeRESEAT
- Recent deliveryINFANT
- Took steroids, informallyJUICED
- Brio, to BritsVIGOUR
- Staves offAVERTS
- Auditory : sound :: gustatory : ___TASTE
- Bursts in onRAIDS
- Willem of the “Spider-Man” seriesDAFOE
- Delicious food, in modern slangNOMS
- Theatrical awardOBIE
- Nobel pursuit?: Abbr.SCI
- Putin’s parliamentDUMA
- N.Y. tech schoolRPI
- Castle door destroyerRAM
- Actor who was once crowned “America’s Toughest Bouncer”MRT