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NYT Across Clues
- Socializes (with)HANGS
- With 20-Across, fire the whole staffCLEAN
- Most exorbitantSTEEPEST
- Showing more craftCAGIER
- See 6-AcrossHOUSE
- ArtilleryORDNANCE
- With 105-Across, “What walks on four dino legs in the morning, four dino legs at noon and four dino legs in the evening?” and other riddles?BRONTOSAURUS
- Genre for “Rush Hour” and “Lethal Weapon”BUDDYCOP
- OversuppliesGLUTS
- The band Ben Folds Five, oddlyTRIO
- The “A” of BARTAREA
- Any nonzero number to the zeroth powerONE
- “Little Women” sisterBETH
- Pioneering silent director WeberLOIS
- BitterACRID
- Shopping bingeSPREE
- Says “Quack” instead of “Buzz”?MISQUOTESMOSQUITOES
- Like Cinderella’s stepsistersUGLY
- Like tennis player Anna Smashnova’s nameAPT
- “High-five!”UPTOP
- Melodic opera passagesARIOSI
- Something a new parent might takeLEAVE
- Audio engineer’s devicePREAMP
- Tables in an Old West saloon, e.g.?FRONTIERFURNITURE
- “My Gal ___”SAL
- Admirer’s wordsIMAFAN
- Source of hand-me-downsELDEST
- Unloading signFORSALE
- The stuff of legendsLORE
- Member of the Be Sharps, Homer Simpson’s barbershop quartetAPU
- KerfuffleADO
- Olympic powerhouse in boxingCUBA
- Confuse “stem” with “stern,” e.g.MISREAD
- Claude ___, villain in “The Hunchback of Notre-Dame”FROLLO
- Some Dior dressesALINES
- Change to the Constitution first proposed in 1921, for shortERA
- Chess gambit employed by gangster Tony Montana?SCARFACESACRIFICE
- SeparateDETACH
- Invite out forASKTO
- Things that may be kickedHABITS
- Verse, quaintlyPOESY
- English novelist McEwanIAN
- “Je t’___”AIME
- Claims that Louis XIV’s palace is better than all the other buildings in France combined?OVERSELLSVERSAILLES
- In the middle of, old-styleTWIXT
- Parishioner’s offeringTITHE
- Menaces to Indiana JonesASPS
- Really big showEXPO
- Side in checkersRED
- Not tread lightlyPLOD
- Advertising claim that usually has a catchFREE
- Animal with a flexible snoutTAPIR
- “From my standpoint …”ASISEEIT
- See 22-AcrossBRAINTEASERS
- Most braveSTOUTEST
- IncreaseMOUNT
- Start to type?STEREO
- Nickname for the capital of the Peach StateHOTLANTA
- KFC orderWINGS
- Groups of starsCASTS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Site of a 1920s renaissanceHARLEM
- Relative of a guinea pigAGOUTI
- Last innings, typicallyNINTHS
- Figures outGETS
- Sign of theatrical successSRO
- Subject of a fund-raiserCHARITY
- Thelma’s road trip partnerLOUISE
- Currency with a “zone”EURO
- Tempe sch.ASU
- Old game console, for shortNES
- NicknameSOBRIQUET
- AlignedTRUEDUP
- Icelandic literary workEDDA
- Where a tunnel opensEND
- “You’ll ___ for this!”PAY
- Extra couple of numbers?ENCORE
- Tea treatsSCONES
- Mobile home not much seen nowadaysTEPEE
- Bygone N.Y.C. punk clubCBGB
- InformerSTOOLIE
- “___ longa, vita brevis”ARS
- Brings from outside with great effortLUGSIN
- A in physicsAMPERE
- Trig ratiosCOTANS
- Pack ratSTORER
- User of the Twitter handle @PontifexPOPE
- Target numberQUOTA
- It’s a blessingSALUD
- Person who helps with a crash, informallyITPRO
- Large wardrobeARMOIRE
- Finds hilarious, perhapsROARSAT
- DeduceINFER
- A doctor might check themVITALS
- TogetherASAUNIT
- Full-bodied Argentine winesMALBECS
- Word often said with a drawn-out “e” soundPLEASE
- Took shotsFILMED
- Single squat or crunchREP
- Small goofsFLUFFS
- Craft in a close encounterUFO
- 54-Down genreSCIFI
- ___-compliantADA
- Doomed to fail, for shortDOA
- Motorcade headESCORT
- Tender feelingsACHES
- DebonairRAKISH
- La-la intervalOCTAVE
- Sierra ___LEONE
- Friend of Athos and PorthosARAMIS
- Smear in printLIBEL
- “GoodFellas” co-starRAYLIOTTA
- Onetime fad item with replacement seedsCHIAPET
- CulminationAPEX
- Songs to be played at a concertSETLIST
- Gives the nodASSENTS
- Has because ofOWESTO
- Portmanteau for a TV addictVIDIOT
- Inc. relativeLTD
- ___ to goRARING
- Some deals from dealershipsLEASES
- WhizEXPERT
- Church toppersSPIRES
- Completely destroyTRASH
- ApproximatelyORSO
- Hammer partPEEN
- Half-man/half-goatFAUN
- “Toodle-oo!”TATA
- South, in BrazilSUL
- Texted question to someone who hasn’t shown up yetETA
- Automotive initialismBMW
- Louis XIV, e.g.ROI
- Key in a cornerESC