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NYT Across Clues
- With 5-Across, fiancéeWIFE
- ?TOBE
- With 14-Across, recyclable metalSCRAP
- ?IRON
- With 16-Across, real estate showingOPEN
- ?HOUSE
- With 18-Across, it’s all downhill from hereFALL
- ?LINE
- With 20-Across, graphic artist’s mediumINDIA
- ?INK
- With 22-Across, something neat, with “the”BEES
- ?KNEES
- With 25-Across, pasties, e.g.MEAT
- ?PIES
- With 27-Across, close with a handlePULL
- ?SHUT
- With 32-Across, partisan divide, so to speakTHE
- ?AISLE
- With 35-Across, exhaustsTIRES
- ?OUT
- With 37-Across, bunny hill, for oneSKI
- ?SLOPE
- With 41-Across, “Hang on …”WAITA
- ?SEC
- With 43-Across, some perfume ingredientsROSE
- ?OILS
- With 46-Across, what a considerate speaker tries to strikeGOOD
- ?TONE
- With 49-Across, toppled by the windBLOWN
- ?DOWN
- With 54-Across, appropriate ratio for this puzzle?TWO
- ?TOONE
- With 56-Across, raised one’s paddle, sayMADE
- ?ABID
- With 58-Across, quaker in the woodsASPEN
- ?TREE
- With 60-Across, ones whose livelihoods are derived from agriculture or forestry workLAND
- ?USERS
- With 62-Across, some retirement savingsNEST
- ?EGGS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Connection you might miss while flying?WIFI
- Charter member of OPECIRAN
- Genre for Joni Mitchell and Joan BaezFOLKMUSIC
- Photo lab request: Abbr.ENL
- Rental availability signTOLET
- Boy on “The Andy Griffith Show”OPIE
- $100 bills, in slangBENS
- Chemical suffix that’s also a directionENE
- Perform brilliantlySHINE
- Items set up in agility drillsCONES
- “Wow, no manners!”RUDE
- Warts and allASIS
- Smallest hail size, about a quarter-inch in diameterPEA
- Hayride seatsBALES
- High flierKITE
- Approximate shape of the British pound signELL
- Baby food formPUREE
- Fish with a pointed snoutPIKE
- Remained in effectSTOOD
- Source of power for a golf swingHIPS
- Holder of a toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, etc.TOILETBAG
- ShacksHUTS
- Ticket abbr. that’s found inside “ticket abbr.”ETA
- BuffoonASS
- Faint from emotionSWOON
- ___ Hubbard, Scientology founderLRON
- French department that borders SwitzerlandAIN
- Sort who’s lost all hopeGONER
- Jesse who broke three world records in 45 minutesOWENS
- Message that can be favoritedTWEET
- “Like a ___!”BOSS
- Easy runLOPE
- Choice in a sleepover gameDARE
- Extolling poetryODES
- Turkey pieceWING
- Casino calculationODDS
- Greek consonantTAU
- Any of the Sierra Nevadas: Abbr.MTN
- Sierra Nevada, e.g.ALE