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NYT Across Clues
- “Delish!”YUMYUM
- “___ Sexy” (1991 dance hit)IMTOO
- Single at a bar, perhapsTIP
- Brown powderCOCOA
- Brown powderCAROB
- Costa ___RICA
- Popular popsCOKES
- Point a finger atBLAME
- Fan faveIDOL
- Kennel soundARF
- Southern newspaper that William Faulkner once contributed to, with “The”TIMESPICAYUNE
- Prefix with beat or futurismAFRO
- Toy dog from TibetLHASAAPSO
- Sport with Native American originsLACROSSE
- MelodramatistHAM
- Kind of saxophoneALTO
- Rapper for whom Harvard’s Hip-Hop Fellowship is namedNAS
- Get cozyNESTLE
- Cultivars known for their yellow fleshYUKONGOLDPOTATOES
- “Excuse me”PARDON
- Do some patching, saySEW
- Book after JoelAMOS
- CompadrePAL
- Quantity that’s tied to one’s carbon footprintENERGYUSE
- Second way of viewing things, figurativelyOTHERHAND
- AppearSEEM
- What a solver might growl after catching on to this puzzle’s theme?WHYYOULITTLE
- Genre for the Mighty Mighty BosstonesSKA
- Mine findLODE
- Mother-of-pearlNACRE
- Motorola smartphoneDROID
- Flubs itERRS
- Not using profanity, as a comedianCLEAN
- “___ is easily deceived, because it is quick to hope”: AristotleYOUTH
- Central concept of philosopher Zhuangzi’s teachingsTAO
- Repeatedly comments (on)HARPS
- The first one in The New York Times appeared in 1970OPED
NYT Vertical Clues
- Southwest desert plantYUCCA
- DockMOOR
- Metric of grossnessYUCKFACTOR
- Classic comedy figure who sported a bowl cutMOE
- Certain warhead transport, in briefICBM
- Phoenix and Washington, e.g.MALELEADS
- Low culture, disparaginglyTRASH
- Brass band soundOOMPAH
- Showily deferentialOBEISANT
- NeatenTIDYUP
- Clickable thingsICONS
- Prefix with -lithicPALEO
- Lone Star State athleteASTRO
- Certifier of music sales, for shortRIAA
- Apple devices run on itIOS
- “Along ___ spider …”CAMEA
- Palm partFROND
- Easy two-pointerLAYUP
- ___-SeltzerALKA
- Not Ready for Prime Time Players show, for shortSNL
- Where a zipper gets caught?SPEEDTRAP
- Put onSTAGE
- Popular hot-and-sour Thai dishTOMYUMSOUP
- Some summer babiesLEOS
- To be: Lat.ESSE
- Headgear for many an extreme athleteGOPRO
- Using intuitionONAHUNCH
- HaveOWN
- Syllables said with fingers in one’s earsLALALA
- Night sch. classESL
- Thin, as a voiceREEDY
- Small screech, for exampleOWLET
- Actress BirchTHORA
- Green power option, informallyHYDRO
- A scallop has up to 200 of theseEYES
- Not so coldNICER
- Second place at a math competition?TENS
- Symbol of highnessKITE
- Focus problem, for shortADHD
- Joey of children’s fictionROO