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NYT Across Clues
- Bird with keen binocular visionOWL
- Unit of bacon or clothSTRIP
- Throw awayTOSS
- Language spoken in BangkokTHAI
- French ___ (region east of Suriname)GUIANA
- First part of a playACTI
- Black Forest Ham and Cold Cut Combo, for twoSUBWAYSANDWICHES
- Bible book with 150 sacred poemsPSALMS
- Away from the sun, sayINDOORS
- “Favorite” or “prodigal” oneSON
- SugarySWEET
- ___ port in a stormANY
- Region encompassing a city and its suburbsMETROAREA
- Honoree on the third Sunday in JuneDAD
- ___ Gagarin, first person in spaceYURI
- Cube or sphereSOLID
- Must, informallyGOTTA
- Pre-calc classTRIG
- Keep the beat with one’s feet, sayTOETAP
- Actor OldmanGARY
- CommotionHOOHA
- Clean vigorouslySCOUR
- Utter delightGLEE
- Spot for a soakTUB
- One-size-fits-all hosieryTUBESOCKS
- Free ___ birdASA
- Hotel customerGUEST
- Hall-of-Fame QB DawsonLEN
- Nelson who wrote “Long Walk to Freedom”MANDELA
- “I’ve got it!”EUREKA
- Nonmainstream productions like “Pink Flamingos” and “Eraserhead”UNDERGROUNDFILMS
- Goulash or gumboSTEW
- Online brokerage pioneerETRADE
- Rolaids competitorTUMS
- “Child’s play!”EASY
- Bowling alley rentalsSHOES
- Bartender on “The Simpsons”MOE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Extra N.B.A. periods, for shortOTS
- Clobber but goodWHUP
- Scientific workplacesLABS
- Figure (out)SUSS
- ___ Maria (liqueur)TIA
- Competed in a 10K, sayRAN
- Not mainstreamINDIE
- Received quick cash for, in a wayPAWNED
- Food in a hard or soft shellTACO
- Ellen ___, first Hispanic woman in spaceOCHOA
- Back of a boatSTERN
- Oscar winner SpacekSISSY
- “Told you so!”IWASRIGHT
- Athlete on the pommel horse or parallel barsGYMNAST
- ___ gobi (curry dish)ALOO
- Attachment to a dog collar, informallyIDTAG
- ChoosesSELECTS
- Stay at home during, as a hurricaneWAITOUT
- Story that’s not to be believedMYTH
- Continental currencyEURO
- Quartet minus oneTRIO
- Aussie hoppersROOS
- “Shucks!”DOGGONEIT
- Smear on, as makeupDAUB
- Soft mineralTALC
- Arduous journeyTREK
- Thumbs-up votesAYES
- Orchestral introduction in a musical or operaPRELUDE
- Tool for boring holesAUGER
- Sticks outBULGES
- Medieval workerSERF
- Cause to chuckleAMUSE
- Christmas list keeperSANTA
- Range from Venezuela to ChileANDES
- Habitat for humanity?EARTH
- Like early-morning grassDEWY
- Finishes upENDS
- “America’s Got Talent” judge HeidiKLUM
- Snowballs, in a snowball fightAMMO
- Gold, in GuadalajaraORO
- Dubai’s country, for shortUAE
- Opposite of NNWSSE