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NYT Across Clues
- Quarterback spikes?CLEATS
- OpeningFIRST
- Grammy-winning 2018 hit for Childish GambinoTHISISAMERICA
- “Huh!”THEMOREYOUKNOW
- Part of the planPHASE
- Lacking any preparationBLIND
- Try (for)GUN
- The 700s, in the Dewey Decimal SystemARTS
- Its flag features a pine and the North StarMAINE
- Booker in WashingtonCORY
- Traditional masked dramaNOH
- What antifeminism is a direct expression of, per Andrea DworkinMISOGYNY
- Challenge, symbolicallyGAUNTLET
- Sharp qualityTANG
- “Happy ___!”TRAILS
- Kind of showerBRIDAL
- Its pods are poisonous to eatTIDE
- Quick getaways, maybeBEELINES
- Star clusters?FANBASES
- Classic muscle carGTO
- Close ones, informallySIBS
- Fits (inside)NESTS
- “___ bien”ESTA
- Suffix with concertINA
- ___ II, eponymous gymnastics move featuring two backflips and a triple twistBILES
- Venus, to CupidMATER
- Background for someone who’s good with numbersMUSICALTHEATER
- Marvel producerMIRACLEWORKER
- Is super into, in modern parlanceSTANS
- IndulgeDOTEON
NYT Vertical Clues
- Game of checkers?CHESS
- Cuba libre ingredientLIME
- Por ___ (therefore: Sp.)ESO
- Carriers are mobile onesAIRBASES
- Poet who wrote “I grow old … I grow old … / I shall wear the bottoms of my trousers rolled”TSELIOT
- SawSAYING
- Family matter, maybeFEUD
- Get toIRK
- Lead singer of “Yellow Submarine”RINGO
- Really cleanSCOUR
- Caramel relativeTAWNY
- “Ow!”THATHURT
- Fabled sources of fortuneMONEYTREES
- Place for a frogTHROAT
- Gut reaction, sayPANG
- Member of the Y?MILLENNIAL
- Pop star LauperCYNDI
- Sacred peak in the “Iliad” and “Aeneid,” for shortMTIDA
- CatchesNAILS
- Gullible sortsNAIFS
- Family memberGANGSTER
- A+ effortBESTSHOT
- Word with block or chainLETTER
- BinaryBASETWO
- Touch the skySOAR
- Flared, as sleevesBELLED
- New York Giants legend PhilSIMMS
- The Greenlandic language is a form of itINUIT
- Economic capital of IraqBASRA
- Packed in?EATEN
- Hidden inclusions, for shortBCCS
- One-named Japanese-born actor with a star on the Hollywood Walk of FameMAKO
- Janis with the 1975 hit “At Seventeen”IAN
- Lead-in to nowERE