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NYT Across Clues
- Dress in DelhiSARI
- Tree for a partridge, in a Christmas songPEAR
- PaleASHEN
- Used Facebook Messenger, for shortIMED
- Prefix with -voreOMNI
- Major purveyor of mattressesSEALY
- “Everything ___ go!”MUST
- Big corporate newsSTOCKSPLIT
- Word repeated before “Me” in a Beatles hitPLEASE
- Worrier’s wordsWHATIF
- CannedLETGO
- Tribal unitCLAN
- Yours, to YvesATOI
- Visitors from another planet, in briefETS
- It helps make you youDNA
- L.L. Bean competitorREI
- “That’s all ___ got”IVE
- Left unexpectedly, in slangBAILED
- TitledNAMED
- Holiday purchase … or a hint to the circled lettersWRAPPINGPAPER
- DeceiveLIETO
- Slangy frat house requestBEERME
- Number of lanterns “if by land”ONE
- Big water filtration brandPUR
- Australian critterROO
- Little troublemakerIMP
- 007BOND
- Fill to capacitySATE
- Award for which 8-Down, surprisingly, has never been nominatedOSCAR
- Like a small room with a roaring fireTOASTY
- Stick (to)ADHERE
- 1956 Mideast imbroglioSUEZCRISIS
- Redding who sang “(Sittin’ On) The Dock of the Bay”OTIS
- One using Monster.com, maybeHIRER
- Cozy spotNOOK
- Sunset directionWEST
- Like some binary questionsYESNO
- Horned African beastsGNUS
- Grp. founded to resist CommunismNATO
NYT Vertical Clues
- Easy as pieSIMPLE
- It works like a charm!AMULET
- Puts back to zero, sayRESETS
- Aid for returning a lost petIDTAG
- Get ready for the cameraPOSE
- CPR expertEMT
- Wise as ___ANOWL
- “Pretty Woman” co-starRICHARDGERE
- Part of P.D.A.: Abbr.ASST
- Tone of some old photosSEPIA
- Occasion for a locker room pep talkHALFTIME
- One of the Manning brothersELI
- Its slogan is “All the News That’s Fit to Print”: Abbr.NYT
- “Citizen ___”KANE
- Pepsi or Sprite, quaintlySODAPOP
- Marking, as a gaugeCALIBRATING
- On top ofOVER
- Iraq War danger, for shortIED
- It may be in the autumn airNIP
- Feeling unhappy or angryINAMOOD
- Cricket implementBAT
- New Mexico-to-Missouri dir.ENE
- Boorish sortAPE
- Certain drunkardWINO
- Joins again, as a raceREENTERS
- ExpertPRO
- Easy ball to smashLOB
- Red state, once, for shortUSSR
- Component of an Arnold PalmerICETEA
- ___ College (school in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.)MARIST
- Magician’s cryPRESTO
- “Dirty” numberDOZEN
- 1980s-’90s heavyweight champ MikeTYSON
- DemonstratedSHOWN
- Height: PrefixACRO
- InquiresASKS
- Not comfortable with the limelightSHY
- One-eightyUIE
- Debtor’s noteIOU