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NYT Across Clues
- Moth attractorsLAMPS
- Rescue site for a polar bearBERG
- “Hold it right there!”STOP
- Word with grand or identityTHEFT
- Netflix crime drama set in a small town in MissouriOZARK
- “Hahahahahaha!”LMAO
- Blacken on the barbecueCHAR
- Sun: PrefixHELIO
- Change, as a hotel lockREKEY
- AuraATMOSPHERE
- Weasley family owl in the Harry Potter booksERROL
- “You wish”DREAMON
- It’s SW of the PyreneesIBERIA
- “Give me an example!”NAMEONE
- Designates for a specific purposeEARMARKS
- Big things in D.C. and HollywoodEGOS
- Source of the line “A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread – and Thou”RUBAIYAT
- Real nostalgia tripBLASTFROMTHEPAST
- MobileCELL
- Mao-___ (Chinese liquor)TAI
- L.G.B.T. History Mo.OCT
- Bite-size chocolate candyKISS
- Home for doves and pigeonsCOTE
- Home for herons and egretsMARSH
- “In case you didn’t hear me …”ISAID
- Group on the dark side of the ForceSITH
- “Alas!,” in AustriaACH
- Generally speakingFORTHEMOSTPART
- Not only that but alsoNAY
- Pompous pronounROYALWE
- Vicuña productWOOL
- Eye-catching print patternLEOPARD
- Creature slain in the Mines of Moria by GandalfBALROG
- “A Little Night Music” composerSONDHEIM
- Award for technological development since 1995XPRIZE
- Shed, as feathersMOLTED
- IndividuallyAPIECE
- Sometime collaborator with William Shakespeare, per the Oxford University PressCHRISTOPHERMARLOWE
- Deepest lake in the U.S. after Crater LakeTAHOE
- Place where musical talent may be wasted?KARAOKEBAR
- AssemblyARRAY
- Burns, in a waySCALDS
- Comics debut of 1963XMEN
- Important topic in golf instructionSTANCE
- It’s all downhill from hereACME
- Easy way that might lead to errorPRIMROSEPATH
- Printing measurementPICA
- Dead letters?RIP
- “It’s bulls and blood, it’s dust and mud,” per a Garth Brooks hitRODEO
- Enthusiastic enjoymentGUSTO
- Miss, sayERR
- Girl’s name that’s also a state abbreviationIDA
- Some laughable language mistakes – as found literally (in consecutive letters) in 24-, 37-, 55-, 75- and 92-AcrossMIXEDMETAPHORS
- Small, rectangular candyPEZ
- Cocktails with gin, vermouth and CampariNEGRONIS
- Gave the pink slipAXED
- Organism that grows on another plant nonparasiticallyEPIPHYTE
- Bening with a star on the Hollywood Walk of FameANNETTE
- Statistician SilverNATE
- Dog to beware ofSNARLER
- Angioplasty insertsSTENTS
- Big 12 college townAMES
- Bounty hunter shot by Han Solo in “Star Wars: A New Hope”GREEDO
NYT Vertical Clues
- One-named singer with the 2017 #1 album “Melodrama”LORDE
- Longtime Hyundai modelAZERA
- God, with “the”MAKER
- First wordsPREAMBLE
- Business with perpetually high sales?SKYMALL
- Glassy-eyed lookBLANKSTARE
- CPR administratorEMT
- Malek who won a Best Actor Oscar for “Bohemian Rhapsody”RAMI
- DimwitGOOBER
- Easily split rockSCHIST
- Which train goes to Harlem, in songTHEA
- Something to dip in the waterOAR
- Wedding agreementPRENUPTIAL
- Title movie role for Jim CarreyTHEMASK
- “I found what you’re looking for!”HEREITIS
- Jane Jetson’s sonELROY
- Shrek’s loveFIONA
- “For rent” signTOLET
- Beehive State bloomerSEGO
- Occasion for a high school after-partyPROM
- “… ___ mouse?”ORA
- Org. in a 1976 sports mergerABA
- Be on the court for tipoff, saySTART
- PrécisRECAP
- Bouillabaisse baseFISH
- MyriadHOST
- Drink stirred with a spoonCOCOA
- Kind of alcohol used as biofuelETHYL
- It borders the Suez CanalSINAI
- Premium movie channelSTARZ
- Keto diet no-noCARB
- “The Jungle Book” boyMOWGLI
- Chopped downHEWN
- Place reached by boatISLE
- University in downtown PhiladelphiaDREXEL
- ___ Amendment, controversial 1976 Congressional measureHYDE
- Stunned … just stunnedFLOORED
- Alteration of a video game, in gamer lingoMOD
- “I like that!”OOH
- Chesterfield or reeferTOPCOAT
- Sleeve openingARMHOLE
- What keeps athletic tape from sticking to the skinPREWRAP
- “Go ___ Watchman” (Harper Lee novel)SETA
- Target of a sprayODOR
- One of two in “The Grapes of Wrath”IAMB
- Film-rating org.MPAA
- “For shame!”TSK
- Like the verb “to be”: Abbr.IRR
- Purchase for a celebrationCHAMPAGNE
- Stable period from Augustus to Marcus AureliusPAXROMANA
- Man, to Marcus AureliusHOMO
- Barely scratches (out)EKES
- TraitorsRENEGADES
- Pulitzer-winning W.W. II journalistERNIEPYLE
- Russian rulers of oldTSARINAS
- Discovery of penicillin, e.g.ACCIDENT
- Built up graduallyACCRETED
- It’s skipped in the Gregorian calendarYEARZERO
- Some track-and-field trainingSPRINTS
- Propping (up)SHORING
- Lead role in “Chicago”ROXIE
- November 13, e.g.IDES
- ___ schoolMED
- Baby sharkPUP
- “Days of Grace” memoirist ArthurASHE
- Corvette roof optionsTTOPS
- Women’s rights pioneer LucretiaMOTT
- End-of-semester stressorEXAM
- Chapeau siteTETE
- Bicker (with)SPAR
- Kylo of the “Star Wars” filmsREN
- Charlemagne’s domain, for shortHRE