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NYT Across Clues
- Cleaning product in a dangerous 2010s viral internet challengeTIDEPOD
- “Home” in a classic songTHERANGE
- Jack of children’s rhymeSPRAT
- “Agreed”ICONCUR
- Escapes, as molassesOOZESOUT
- Irregularly notched, as a leafEROSE
- Protein found in hair and hoovesKERATIN
- See instructionsKNIGHTTOBEIGHT
- Watson’s creatorIBM
- Pain for a tiler, maybeSOREKNEES
- YearbookANNUAL
- Side represented by trianglesBLACK
- Adams and ElgortANSELS
- Doctor’s orderMEDICINE
- Dorothy’s caretaker in “The Wizard of Oz”AUNTIEEM
- IrritateVEX
- IrritableTESTY
- Verify the addition ofRETOTAL
- Nabisco product with an exclamation point in its nameCHIPSAHOY
- That guy’sHIS
- Ill repute, to a BritDISHONOUR
- Santa ___ windsANA
- Some ovationsBRAVOS
- Become attentivePERKUP
- SucceedsMAKESIT
- Cowboy flickOATER
- Eve’s counterpartMORN
- What a plant may exudeRESIN
- Freak outPANIC
- TreasureADORE
- When doubled, a Thor Heyerdahl bookAKU
- Mother ___TERESA
- [Grumble, grumble]HUMPH
- Pith holdersRINDS
- Set aside for nowTABLED
- Score elements: Abbr.PTS
- Digital messageENOTE
- Old gold coinDUCAT
- Map of Hawaii or Alaska, oftenINSET
- 1974 Gould/Sutherland C.I.A. spoofSPYS
- LushesWINOS
- Deteriorate with ageSENESCE
- Cut into bitsCHOPUP
- Prevents, legallyESTOPS
- Letters near an X-ray machineTSA
- People native to Tennessee and the CarolinasCHEROKEES
- “While I have you …,” in a textBTW
- Classic 1922 film subtitled “A Symphony of Horror”NOSFERATU
- Brown-headed nest appropriatorCOWBIRD
- “Fighting” college teamIRISH
- Maker of pens and lightersBIC
- Sheer fabricGOSSAMER
- First commercial film shown in stereophonic soundFANTASIA
- Key of Bizet’s first symphonyCMAJOR
- Side represented by circlesWHITE
- 87 is a common oneOCTANE
- ConspicuousPROMINENT
- Yuletide contractionTIS
- See instructionsCHECKMATEINONE
- ArrestsCOLLARS
- Outpost for an ospreyAERIE
- No longer needed for questioningFREETOGO
- Senator Tammy Duckworth or former senator Max ClelandAMPUTEE
- Symbol of directnessLASER
- Arrived at, as an answerLANDEDON
- Swollen areaABSCESS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Hangout often near a poolTIKIBAR
- Glacial hueICEBLUE
- Like Mount KilimanjaroDORMANT
- Doe in BambiENA
- Polling fig.PCT
- French acceptancesOUIS
- Title 1962 film villainDRNO
- Valentine heart, e.g.RAM
- Urban cacophonyTOKEN
- Slate, e.g.HONKS
- Touch up, as styled hairEZINE
- Some airborne particulatesREGEL
- What dashes may represent in internet searchesASHES
- Kind of reactionNOTS
- Ike’s W.W. II commandGUT
- Veto on movie nightETO
- Figure in many a fairy taleBAD
- MischievousSEENIT
- One-named singer with the 2002 #1 hit “Foolish”PRINCE
- Some cuppasROGUISH
- No longer edibleASHANTI
- Computing acronymTETLEYS
- Silicon Valley start-up V.I.P.BOARD
- Baby foxRADIUS
- UnexceptionalATONCE
- Prefix with planetCTO
- St. Louis’s ___ Bridge, the oldest span over the MississippiKIT
- Biblical high priestEADS
- The “u” spelling of 50-Across, e.g.: Abbr.ELI
- Figures in the Sistine ChapelSPOKANE
- Part of Africa or an orchestraCHERUBS
- Your signature might be in thisHORN
- Came down hardINK
- TerrificPOURED
- ChatterSUPER
- City that hosted the 1974 World’s FairVAR
- Rare beneficiaries of royal successionMEH
- TogetherEXO
- See instructionsYAK
- Dating app distance metricNEPHEWS
- StatASAUNIT
- LushINMONO
- Son of Clytemnestra and AgamemnonTIPTOP
- Enter incorrectlyCHESS
- Jawbone of ___ (biblical weapon)BIFOCAL
- How early Beatles songs were recordedTRACHEA
- BestWINTERS
- Suffix on many an infomercial product’s nameVERDANT
- Self-inflicted ritual death of a samuraiORESTES
- See instructionsSAN
- LeashMATIC
- Dulce de ___ (confection)SIA
- NoticeCFC
- ___ Luis ObispoLECHE
- One of 24 in un giornoTETHER
- Those: Sp.ORA
- Banned aerosol propellant, for shortSPOT
- Green: PrefixSEPPUKU
- Like some lensesMISTYPE
- Wrong pipe, so to speakANASS
- Spends December through March (in)ESOS
- Bit of judo attireWSW
- One-named singer with the 2014 hit “Chandelier”BAH
- Indianapolis-to-St. Louis dir.IMITATE
- “Phooey!”RETIRES
- ApeDRESSES
- Calls it quitsSTACIE
- Boutique stockHANKER
- Barbie’s younger sisterSEM
- Long (for)OBI
- Part of an M.A. program applicationTRA
- Religious sch.PEEN
- Called outCRIED
- Any of the ApenninesMONTE
- In ___ (grumpy)AMOOD
- War hawkJINGO
- Situation after a leadoff singleONEON
- Ball ___GRE
- Big org. in Saturday afternoon TVECO
- “Indiana Jones” settingTOMB
- Half of a 1955 union mergerLPS
- Singer’s syllableLUC
- They’ll sound sped up at 45 r.p.m.AFL
- French director BessonNCAA