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NYT Across Clues
- Part of a pie or the earthCRUST
- Style that makes wavesPERM
- Doe in a court caseJANE
- FlubsGOOFS
- KeisterTUSHY
- China holder?ASIA
- Axe targetODOR
- Some Madison Avenue workersADMEN
- End of many a sports broadcastRECAP
- Freestyles, perhapsRAPS
- BarfliesSOTS
- BotchMISDO
- “First, you’re going to want to dump out the box and ___”PICKUPTHEPIECES
- Francis of old game showsARLENE
- BoundedLEAPT
- Capital on a 126-mile-long canal that’s used as a skating rink in the winterOTTAWA
- English breakfast, e.g.TEA
- “What’s most useful next is to ___”GOOVERTHEEDGE
- College app componentREC
- Role for “Ronny” HowardOPIE
- JoshesKIDS
- State flower of UtahSEGO
- One of the B’s in BB&BBATH
- Field work of note in 1979NORMARAE
- Rifle, in frontier lingoOLDBETSY
- “To connect things up you’ll have to ___”PLAYWITHMATCHES
- Ones getting the crumbs?PIGEONS
- Bonnie with five Top 40 hits in the 1990sRAITT
- Euphoric feelingELATION
- Love to bitsADORE
- More like a dive bar or certain breadSEEDIER
- Beehives, but not hornets’ nestsUPDOS
- Daredevil’s hashtagYOLO
- Very inHOT
- One of the B’s in BB&BBED
- Good name for an investor?IRA
- High-end Italian auto, informallyALFA
- “As you go, make sure you exercise your ___”FREEDOMOFASSEMBLY
- At peaceSERENE
- Little bouquetsPOSIES
- “ka-POW!”BAM
- “With patience and perseverance you’re sure to ___”GETITTOGETHER
- Course goalPAR
- Songs that can be trilling?ARIAS
- CastigatesTEARSINTO
- Fairy tale figureGNOME
- Confer, as credibilityLEND
- Gets wild and crazyPARTIESDOWN
- LegendaryEPIC
- Leave skid marks, maybeSWERVE
- N.F.L. standoutALLPRO
- Homes for high fliersAERIES
- [See note]PICTURE
- Instruction to drivers leaving cars at a garageNOSEIN
- “C’mon, slowpoke!”MOVEIT
- [See note]PERFECT
- Ends, as a missionABORTS
- Mary Poppins, for oneNANNY
- [See note]MOMENTS
- Pick up onSENSE
NYT Vertical Clues
- O-line anchorCTR
- Feel regretRUE
- Trojans’ sch.USC
- Distinctive part of a cookie cutterSHAPE
- “Tap tap tap …” activityTYPING
- Get into a lotPARK
- Jacob’s brother, in the BibleESAU
- Moved like waves or musclesRIPPLED
- A certain degreeMASTERS
- St. ___ University (Philadelphia school)JOSEPHS
- Rescue dog, for oneADOPTEE
- Response to the Little Red HenNOTI
- Language related to ManxERSE
- Egg, e.g.GAMETE
- Keats, for oneODIST
- Sounds in a yoga studioOMS
- Government economic org., at any rate?FED
- ___-CatSNO
- Big suitCEO
- Derby, e.g.HAT
- Menial laborer, metaphoricallyCOG
- LoadsATON
- Take back, for shortREPO
- RetreatLAIR
- “Was it ___ I saw?” (classic palindrome)ARAT
- Mists, e.g.WETS
- Feeling it after a marathon, sayACHY
- ApprovesOKAYS
- PerspectiveVIEW
- Achievement for Whoopi Goldberg, in briefEGOT
- Like cioccolato or tortaDOLCE
- Titus and TiberiusEMPERORS
- Bosom buddiesBESTPALS
- Staple of skin careALOE
- Sought officeRAN
- UPS competitorDHL
- Steady, maybeBEAU
- WrathIRE
- Exercise program since the 1990sTAEBO
- Sharp, on a TV, informallyHIDEF
- Peak sacred to the goddess RheaMTIDA
- Noshed onATE
- “You’ll ___ for this!”PAY
- Words with a ring to them?IDO
- Letter between foxtrot and hotel in the NATO alphabetGOLF
- How people often scroll through social mediaIDLY
- “That’s gotta hurt!”OOF
- “The Puzzle Palace” org.NSA
- More straight-facedSTONIER
- Creamy Italian dishRISOTTO
- Word that becomes its own opposite by putting a “T” at the frontHERE
- Singer whom M.L.K. Jr. called the “queen of American folk music”ODETTA
- Play again, as a TV specialRESHOW
- Companion in BrittanyAMIE
- Brain diagnostics, for shortEEGS
- Used as a rendezvous pointMETAT
- DevoteSPEND
- Name suffix meaning “mountain”BERG
- Fir treeBALSAM
- “Is it still a date?”AREWEON
- Roman goddess of wisdomMINERVA
- Prefix with color or stateTRI
- Sugar endingOSE
- W.W. II fightersGIS
- Apps made with jalapeños and cheesePOPPERS
- “You agree?” (*nudge, nudge*)AMIRITE
- Gathers some intelRECONS
- Actor BrodyADRIEN
- Singer WillieNELSON
- AnnoyingPESTY
- GranniesNANAS
- Blood lineVEIN
- Temporal ___LOBE
- [See note]PPM
- [See note]IEO
- [See note]CRM
- [See note]TFE
- [See note]UEN
- [See note]RCT
- [See note]ETS