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NYT Across Clues
- BeguiledLEDON
- Carnival performerGEEK
- Heavy hitWHUMP
- Popular self-help websiteEHOW
- Make a good point?SCORE
- “Three Sisters” sisterOLGA
- “The Gold-Bug” author, for shortEAPOE
- Princess with superpowersXENA
- Singer / City / Home featureALGREENBAYWINDOW
- “Safe!,” in baseball, or “Safety!,” in footballCALL
- Beachgoer’s souvenirTAN
- Leg press target, informallyQUAD
- Third-most abundant gas in the atmosphereARGON
- Emerald or aquamarineBERYL
- “Don’t move!”STAYPUT
- Dog tag?FIDO
- Finished behindLOSTTO
- Socialite / Resort / StorePARISHILTONHEADSHOP
- “Keystone” character of old comedyKOP
- Sacred symbol of ancient EgyptIBIS
- Word after who, what, when, where, why or howELSE
- Message in a bottle, maybeSOS
- Roman oratorCATO
- Gangster trackerGMAN
- How a gangly person might be describedALLLEGS
- Political commentator / Geographical area / Fitness routineOLIVERNORTHPOLEDANCE
- World Cup cheerOLE
- LotsREAMS
- Show extreme instabilityYOYO
- Alpo alternativeIAMS
- NPR’s “Planet Money” or “How I Built This”PODCAST
- CeilingCAP
- Related stuffWHATNOT
- Texter’s sign-offTTYL
- “Shoo!”SCAT
- Cheer with beerSKOAL
- ___-Magnon manCRO
- Actor / Transportation hub / Part of a broadcastSEANPENNSTATIONBREAK
- Holy terrorWILDONE
- Unwitting accompliceTOOL
- Suisse peakALPE
- “Young Sheldon” airerCBS
- Scott of “Charles in Charge”BAIO
- “With ___ ring …”THIS
- Way coolRAD
- Comedian / State capital / Record store sectionRICHLITTLEROCKMUSIC
- “It’s a deal!”AGREED
- Some singlesEXES
- Big name in vodkaABSOLUT
- Blockage relieverSTENT
- “Roger that”CHECK
- Upscale hotel chainOMNI
- Father of octuplets on “The Simpsons”APU
- Haunted house soundHOWL
- Actress / Mideast area / CrimeMAEWESTBANKHEIST
- 1960s “It Girl” SedgwickEDIE
- Longtime “Inside the N.B.A.” analystONEAL
- Primary concernVOTE
- “Speed-the-Plow” playwrightMAMET
- RCA competitorSONY
- Some sports prizesESPYS
- Professor Trelawney in the Harry Potter books, e.g.SEER
- “Is this really necessary?”MUSTI
NYT Vertical Clues
- What some Kaplan guides help prep forLSATS
- DashECLAT
- Take a few pointers?DOGNAP
- Three-time N.H.L. M.V.P.ORR
- Once namedNEE
- Get crazyGONUTS
- English actor IdrisELBA
- “Holy moly!”EGAD
- ___ Graham, Meryl Streep’s role in 2017’s “The Post”KAY
- CrackpotWEIRDO
- “Wait just a sec”HANGON
- Many a pageant coifUPDO
- Titan, Triton or TitaniaMOON
- Seat at many a weddingPEW
- “Nothing succeeds like ___”: Oscar WildeEXCESS
- Warm, cozy spotsHEARTHS
- Quite, despite expectationsONLYTOO
- ClobbersWALLOPS
- PlenishEQUIP
- Theme park annoyancesWAITS
- Barrio groceryBODEGA
- ___ Perelman, classic Russian science writerYAKOV
- ForPRO
- Lighter igniterFLINT
- Zapped, in a wayLASED
- Words mouthed on a JumbotronHIMOM
- Some girdersIBARS
- “That’s pretty obvious!”HELLO
- Fashion monthlyELLE
- Take overCOOPT
- Divvies upALLOTS
- 1960s Haight-Ashbury wearTIEDYE
- Summer swarmerGNAT
- Per unitAPOP
- Myrna of “Love Crazy”LOY
- LatherSNIT
- Obama ___ERA
- Hi or lo followerRES
- Upscale hotel chainHYATT
- UndoCANCEL
- Hip-hop subgenreEMORAP
- Add fuel toSTOKE
- Part of a craneCLAW
- Try this!CASE
- What’s got ewe covered?WOOL
- Flying SoloHAN
- Clerical wearALB
- Condescending sortSNOOT
- “The Situation Room” airerCNN
- UnflappableSTOIC
- Stand-alone business?KIOSK
- KernelNIBLET
- Like many a kiltPLAID
- Computer menu optionEDIT
- Dumas duelerATHOS
- Contact, in a wayRADIO
- Hits the hayCRASHES
- Major fussBIGTODO
- Like most light bulbsSCREWIN
- Difficult journeysTREKS
- Cubist of note?RUBIK
- TwitASS
- Regatta site since 1839HENLEY
- SlackLEEWAY
- ShinesEXCELS
- FashionMANNER
- Insurance filingsCLAIMS
- Ticked offUPSET
- All together, in scoresTUTTI
- Food drive collectionCANS
- Uriah of “David Copperfield”HEEP
- High windOBOE
- Half of a pairMATE
- “The Godfather” mobster who was shot in the eyeMOE
- Staples of waiting roomsTVS
- “I’m thinking …”HMM
- ___ de vieEAU