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NYT Across Clues
- MannerlyCIVIL
- Philippine currencyPESO
- Just openAJAR
- Second socks, sayMATES
- Offer a judgmentOPINE
- Thing with tagsAUTO
- Fruit salad fruitKIWI
- Sound of exertionGRUNT
- Huge celebration after L.A.’s football team wins the Super Bowl?MONSTERRAMRALLY
- Nice nicetyMERCI
- Great shakesSEISMS
- Oldest tech sch. in the U.S., founded in 1824RPI
- Bygone royaltyTSAR
- Oodles and oodlesATON
- BesmirchSOIL
- Big fussADO
- With 1-Down, address enderDOT
- SchlepLUG
- Reason that the prestigious scientific journal refuses articles from President Herbert’s relatives?NATUREABHORSAHOOVER
- Power symbol?CARET
- Senate supportYEA
- ___ grasFOIE
- Restorative indulgenceSPADAY
- Kind of bookstoreUSED
- Oil field sightRIG
- It’s symbolized by an elephant, for shortGOP
- Theater seating optionLOGE
- Japanese honorificSAN
- Apology from a musician to the other band members?MYSOLORUNNETHOVER
- Best Picture winner that was banned in VietnamPLATOON
- Lena of “Chocolat”OLIN
- 1957 Jimmy Dorsey hitSORARE
- “Lonely Boy” singer, 1959ANKA
- StiffRIGID
- Morally uncompromisedPURE
- Many a summer positionINTERN
- Like writing about how to writeMETA
- Epitome of herd mentalityLEMMING
- Volunteered at a nursery?WORKEDFORPLANTERS
- General practice?WAR
- Idle of Monty PythonERIC
- ___ Lou Who of “How the Grinch Stole Christmas”STU
- Elton John or Mick JaggerSIR
- District on Hawaii’s west coastKONA
- Volcanic substanceBASALT
- Person fluent in QuechuaINCA
- Et ___ (footnote abbr.)SEQ
- FoolNINNY
- Adding a historic ship as a deal sweetener?THROWINGINTHEBOUNTY
- Campaign guruPOL
- Super Bowl played in 2020LIV
- PastAGO
- Get hold ofSNAG
- DryARID
- Hiker’s snackGORP
- Article from U.C.L.A.?LOS
- Vatican ambassadorNUNCIO
- Small versionsMINIS
- Story about a drinking binge?TALEOFTHESCOTCH
- Frost lines?POEMS
- Awards feat, for shortEGOT
- Puccini pieceARIA
- Really liftELATE
- Ed of “Elf”ASNER
- Movement based on deliberate irrationalityDADA
- Be really impressive, informallyROCK
- ProcrastinateDELAY
NYT Vertical Clues
- See 35-AcrossCOM
- Uber and Lyft had theirs in 2019, for shortIPOS
- Tarzan’s transportVINE
- Didn’t just requestINSISTED
- Is dismissed, as a classLETSOUT
- On a Seder plate, it represents the arrival of springtimePARSLEY
- Port. is part of itEUR
- State symbolSTAR
- Sound from a marching bandOOMPAH
- Pseudonym lead-inAKA
- Ditch at the last momentJILT
- Leatherwork toolsAWLS
- Largest city on the Arabian peninsulaRIYADH
- “Lionized” studioMGM
- NeighborhoodAREA
- Gift in “The 12 Days of Christmas”TURTLEDOVE
- PushENCOURAGE
- Trap, of a sortSTING
- Sheik’s peerEMIR
- Free fromRIDOF
- Aussie animalsROOS
- Medal above plataORO
- One-upTOP
- ___ cavityNASAL
- Bowl, e.g.ARENA
- Prefix with nauticalAERO
- One temporarily entrusting property to anotherBAILOR
- InkSIGN
- Units in the life span of a galaxyAEONS
- Ad ___ taxVALOREM
- Brink of transitionCUSP
- Folksy possessiveYER
- WiltGOLIMP
- Magazine whose crossword is always accompanied by a photographPEOPLE
- Rigged card gameMONTE
- Hooked up, as oxenYOKED
- Wolfs (down)SNARFS
- Supergiant in OrionRIGEL
- Hall-of-Fame quarterback for the ColtsUNITAS
- More balancedTRUER
- In ___ wayHARMS
- Rail container for liquidsTANKCAR
- Bakery buyDANISH
- Cloth woven from flax fibreIRISHLINEN
- So last yearNOTIN
- “You can’t make me!”IWONT
- Female goatNANNY
- Gloomy, weatherwiseGRAY
- Place to surfWEB
- Haydn’s “The Creation” and othersORATORIOS
- Step on a ladderRUNG
- The Berenstain Bears live in oneTREE
- “A merry old soul,” in a nursery rhymeKINGCOLE
- Crack up, in textspeakLOL
- Bit of kindlingTWIG
- U.S. counterpart to Britain’s MI6CIA
- ___-Norman FrenchANGLO
- Common call on a 3rd-and-1QBSNEAK
- Not black-and-whiteNUANCED
- Sticker worn in NovemberIVOTED
- How some practical jokes goTOOFAR
- BurdenONUS
- Prairie east of the AndesPAMPA
- Two-fifths of one quarterDIME
- Sitar selectionRAGA
- Move laboriouslyPLOD
- Houston M.L.B.’erSTRO
- Stressed, in a way: Abbr.ITAL
- Multiple of tetra-OCTA
- Union member of the 20th century, for shortSSR
- Concern for one catching a connection, brieflyETA
- Sound from a drunkHIC
- “Stop right there!”HEY