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NYT Across Clues
- Ones out of this world, for shortETS
- Club setting for scenes in “GoodFellas” and “Raging Bull”THECOPA
- Something pressed in an emergencyPANICBAR
- ___ Lee (dessert brand)SARA
- Gets betterHEALSUP
- Oppressive dominanceIRONRULE
- *Performers who set the bar high?TRAPPARTISTS
- *Go-getter’s maximCCTHEDAY
- In a wayOFSORTS
- EvesNITES
- One-named Grammy-winning singerSADE
- Worried exclamation from Astro on “The Jetsons”RUHROH
- Writer and film critic JamesAGEE
- Platinum-selling rapper-turned-TV copICET
- Sr.’s hurdleGRE
- English cathedral cityELY
- Brand with a jingle to the “Dragnet” themeTUMS
- *Public health agency’s missionDIZZCONTROL
- Part of a ventilation systemAIRDUCT
- Actress and civil rights activist Ruby ___DEE
- BoorsYAHOOS
- *Feature of a Chippendales showSTRIPTT
- Fix the colors on, sayRETOUCH
- BoorBRUTE
- Special orders on new autosTRIMS
- It means well in ItalyBENE
- P.R. eventPHOTOOP
- Smooth sailingEASE
- Gas numbersOCTANES
- BugWIRETAP
- Stand-up comic WongALI
- *Places for coastersAMUUMENTPARKS
- Move in a hurry, quaintlyHIE
- Best horse of the 20th century, per The Associated PressMANOWAR
- Language spoken on Easter IslandRAPANUI
- Jazz’s JacksonMILT
- Matriarch’s title, maybeGRANDMA
- Chats awayGABS
- Large musical comboNONET
- SpudTATER
- Palate cleansers between coursesSORBETS
- *How to screw in a light bulbCLOCKYY
- Common chordsTRIADS
- “I didn’t need to know that”TMI
- Tries hardSTRAINS
- *What keeps up standards in the radio business?OLDDSTATION
- Temple cabinetsARKS
- End of many addressesCOM
- Pioneer of detective fictionPOE
- Reed in a pitOBOE
- A while backONCE
- Author/magazine editor WelterothELAINE
- Singer/activist HorneLENA
- Half of a recordSIDEA
- Celebrity … but just barelyDLISTER
- *”Holy moly!”GGLOUISE
- *Occasion for hiding in the darkSURPRIIPARTY
- In trouble, metaphoricallyUPACREEK
- Genre for the Smashing Pumpkins and Liz PhairALTROCK
- Beat poem allegedly inspired by a peyote visionHOWL
- Carpentry contraptionSAWHORSE
- Words of understandingYESISEE
- Italian diminutive suffixINO
NYT Vertical Clues
- Lengthy reprimand, so to speakEARFUL
- LowbrowTRASHY
- TasteSAPOR
- “Ouch!”THATHURT
- Half of some matching setsHERS
- Put awayEAT
- Hold tightlyCLING
- National Medal of Arts winner DavisOSSIE
- Played miniature golfPUTTED
- Altar placeAPSE
- SnapPIC
- Inverse trig functionARCSEC
- Choking hazard labelNOTATOY
- How TV shows may be shownINHD
- Some MontanansCREE
- Plant partBUD
- ___ kingALA
- Spanish chess pieceREY
- Put away for laterSTORE
- Expert advicePROTIPS
- Evaluate, as an opponentSIZEUP
- Phoenix sch.ASU
- Like polkaCZECH
- What sheep participate inGROUPTHINK
- Plant partROOT
- AlternativelyELSE
- Summer hrs. in ColoradoMDT
- Words of commitmentIDO
- Pyle’s portrayer on “Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.”NABORS
- PangTHROE
- Love, in LyonAIME
- Defeat soundlyCREAM
- Couple of finsTENNER
- Head of ___STEAM
- Happy refrainTRALA
- National economic prosperity, metaphoricallyRISINGTIDE
- AdolescentTEENAGE
- “What’s up?,” in textspeakHOWRU
- A.C. measureBTU
- First man, in Maori mythologyTIKI
- Oil-rich nation that’s not in OPECOMAN
- Sour milk productCURDS
- Cathedral in N.Y.C.STPATS
- “Revelations” choreographerAILEY
- Small, in a wayPETTY
- Oscars, e.g.AWARDS
- Blue Ribbon brandPABST
- It’s found in a key: Abbr.ANS
- Mountain nymph of Greek mythOREAD
- Comfy shoes, for shortMOCS
- Writing on many a license plateMOTTO
- Opposing forces in RiskARMIES
- Preventing spills, sayNONSLIP
- Sporty optionTTOP
- Folk singer GuthrieARLO
- H.S. classBIO
- Monopoly tokenCAR
- Have a serious crush on, informallyLIKELIKE
- Less expressiveSTONIER
- Issa of “Insecure”RAE
- Puts downABASES
- Little bumpNODULE
- Ancestor of the modern lemon and limeCITRON
- Ring comboONETWO
- She played “the devil” Miranda in “The Devil Wears Prada”MERYL
- “Dagnabbit!”NERTS
- Kind of pantsCAPRI
- Japanese beer brandASAHI
- Partially landlocked bayLOCH
- Drachma replacementEURO
- “My word!”ISAY
- Five of these are needed to play YahtzeeDICE
- Astronaut GrissomGUS
- Transcript fig.GPA
- Topic discussed by the barLAW
- Barely manage, with “out”EKE
- Children’s author AsquithROS