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NYT Across Clues
- Farm cryBLEAT
- Singer Celia Cruz or actress Rosie PerezAFROLATINA
- Second-least populous state capital, after MontpelierPIERRE
- Like fire drills and dress rehearsalsPREPARATIVE
- It may give a bowler a hookHATTREE
- “We must wait to see what happens”TIMEWILLTELL
- Pause, in musicREST
- Legal profession?OATH
- Embarrassing missAIRBALL
- ___ culpaMEA
- Gently enterEASEIN
- Fifth-century nomad of central AsiaHUN
- “___ Te Ching”TAO
- Needing another dryer cycle, sayDAMP
- Org. that regulates pet food and false eyelashesFDA
- Design, as softwareDEVELOP
- Showcase for a first chair in an orchestraSOLO
- Some Minecraft blocksORES
- Only sch. to have a gold medal winner in every Summer Olympics since 1912USC
- Nuclear model named for a physicistBOHRATOM
- Actress DenningsKAT
- Symbol of longevity in Chinese numerologyNINE
- “We don’t need to hear the details!”SPAREUS
- Carpentry pegDOWEL
- Attack, Quixote-styleTILTAT
- Specialized vocabulariesARGOTS
- Indicators of status in Maori cultureFACETATTOOS
- Disney girl who fosters an alienLILO
- J.G. Ballard dystopia about a man stranded between motorwaysCONCRETEISLAND
- HuffSNIT
- AgreementCONCURRENCE
- Has an understandingSEES
- Where many people walk out?GAYPRIDEPARADE
- Juan ___, baseball star nicknamed “Childish Bambino”SOTO
- Seattle teamTHEMARINERS
- Pressed (down)TAMPED
- Sci. class with dissectionsBIOLAB
- E.C. ___, creator of PopeyeSEGAR
- Pharmaceutical company whose Nasdaq symbol is MRNAMODERNA
- Kind of high-fat diet used as an epilepsy therapyKETO
- “The Marvelous ___ Maisel”MRS
- Set asideDEDICATE
- Like Plan B, for shortOTC
- Fromage baseLAIT
- Royal house on the Arabian PeninsulaSAUD
- It’s back on BroadwayREVIVAL
- “Candyman” director DaCostaNIA
- Online shopping site for handicraftsETSY
- Vanilla unitPOD
- Kangaroo ___RAT
- Mermaid’s home, maybeLAGOON
- ConnectionsINS
- Like many a dinner functionCATERED
- Orpheus’ instrumentLYRE
- They’ve taken the veilNUNS
- Its falls are quite dramaticNIAGARARIVER
- Freeway dividersMEDIANS
- DillydallyingKILLINGTIME
- “We’re all ___ here”ADULTS
- Informal favor requestDOMEASOLID
- Some bishopsPOPES
NYT Vertical Clues
- Response to “Danke”BITTE
- “If we must die, O ___ us nobly die”: Claude McKayLET
- Like the concept of a flat EarthERRONEOUS
- Side-by-side calculationAREA
- Certain chew toyTEETHER
- FittingAPT
- Cold, as aguaFRIA
- Word on an invoiceREMIT
- What the musicals “Beggar’s Holiday” and “Rent” are based onOPERAS
- Compendium of case reportsLAWBOOK
- Met highlightARIA
- Like one on stiltsTALL
- “C’mon, ___ be fun”ITLL
- Small faultNIT
- Words before “gratia plena, Dominus tecum”AVEMARIA
- Italian dance form from the Spanish for “walk in the street”PASSACAGLIA
- Erbium, terbium or ytterbiumELEMENT
- Dance move that resembles a front flipHEADSPRING
- Momentary slipLAPSE
- Negative responsesREFUSALS
- Performers wearing pa’us and malosHULADANCERS
- “Seems likely”IDBET
- Having free timeNOTOCCUPIED
- “That’s enough lip out of you!”DONTSASSME
- Kind of tapeVHS
- “Mighty Morphin” TV characterPOWERRANGER
- Crystalline structureLATTICE
- UselessOTIOSE
- Utility company professionalMETERREADER
- Descriptor for IHOP’s Fresh ‘N Fruity pancakesROOTYTOOTY
- Result of a delayLATEARRIVAL
- Twitter titterLOL
- Actress/activist JaneFONDA
- MindsTENDS
- Portuguese city with a historic university founded in 1290COIMBRA
- They don’t express genderNEOPRONOUNS
- After-school activities one wouldn’t list on a college appDETENTIONS
- Really wallopsCREAMS
- Noisemakers dangling below a “Just Married” signSODACANS
- Keystone State airport codePHL
- TalliedTOTALEDUP
- Journalist/screenwriter ___ Rogers St. JohnsADELA
- Bongo-playing 1950s stereotypeBEATNIK
- Introduction to an adageITISSAID
- Dirk Nowitzki, for 21 seasons, in briefMAV
- Designer AnneKLEIN
- High-speed races with gatesSUPERGS
- Guide outside a bus station, oftenCITYMAP
- Triangular snack chipDORITO
- New Jersey athleteDEVIL
- Cloud on a summer dayGNATS
- Like suboptimal kite-flying weatherCALM
- Singer with the album “Voyage to India”ARIE
- Ethiopia’s Lake ___TANA
- Kind of bra cupDEMI
- OverhaulREDO
- Day-___GLO
- Word with hot or headedRED
- Bit of land in la merILE