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Across Clues
- Volcanic residueASH
- Iraqi, e.g.ARAB
- Not working todayOFF
- Top of the Alps?SKICAP
- Singer with the 2016 #1 hit “Cheap Thrills”SIA
- Ancient IranianMEDE
- Something dogs may pullSLED
- Only musical to win Best Picture since “Oliver!” in 1968CHICAGO
- Early encyclopedist credited with coining “Home is where the heart is”PLINYTHEELDER
- Adjusts, as an instrumentRETUNES
- Reference aids for artistsCOLORWHEELS
- Children’s author LowryLOIS
- Nonkosher sammieBLT
- TestedASSAYED
- Phrase followed by “one two, one two”MICCHECK
- English channel, with “the”BEEB
- ___ Min Lee, victim in the podcast “Serial”HAE
- Archipelago nation in the Indian OceanCOMOROS
- Stage before pupaLARVA
- Gchat transmissions, brieflyIMS
- Accident-investigating org.NTSB
- Big dealer in outdoor gearREI
- Suggestion for a reading circle, informallyBOOKREC
- Fruit with a pitDATE
- Seek revenge on, in a waySUE
- Is a straight shooterKEEPSITREAL
- Some printer huesCYANS
- Word after meal or before schoolPREP
- Put forward as a basis of argumentPOSITED
- Takedown pieces, slangilyHITJOBS
- Charge (through)MOW
- Dryer residueLINT
- Dog soundBARK
- Sunbather in the tropicsIGUANA
- Sources of weekly N.C.A.A. rankingsAPPOLLS
- Looked at lasciviouslyEYEDUP
- Work with feet?POEM
- Pretzel toppingSALT
- Modern cousin of “Yay!”WOO
- Fear-inducingDREADED
- Spanish phrase meaning “Enough is enough!”BASTAYA
- “Pencils down!”TIME
- Huge mix-upSNAFU
- Soft-rock singer who received Kennedy Center Honors in 2016JAMESTAYLOR
- Philanthropist BroadELI
- Salacious stuffSMUT
- Anonymous female, in courtJANEROE
- Nurse in a barSIP
- Train between N.Y.C. and MontaukLIRR
- CraftySLY
- Kind of acidAMINO
- InheritedGENETIC
- Muffin ingredientOAT
- It’s riggedMAST
- Protein in WheatiesGLUTENIN
- Bygone car model that’s an anagram of GRANITEINTEGRA
- Part of a diner displayPIE
- It brings you closer to your subjectsZOOM
- “The 40-Year-Old Virgin” and “Knocked Up”SEXCOMEDIES
- Mythical hunter turned into a stagACTAEON
- State bordering the PacificJALISCOMEXICO
- Establishment such as Crumbs and Whiskers or KitTea (both real!)CATCAFE
- Avian diverLOON
- Not muchATAD
- Convent-ional sortNUN
- Gets ready to prayKNEELS
- National Pizza Mo.OCT
- !BANG
- Future Ph.D.’s testGRE
Vertical Clues
- Grp. with a pet project?ASPCA
- Buildings often outfitted with laddersSILOS
- LaudsHAILS
- Oscar nominee for “Gone Baby Gone,” 2007AMYRYAN
- Measure of viralityRETWEETS
- Ritalin target, for shortADHHD
- It’s full of hard-to-spell wordsBEEE
- What a bitter person might try to settleOLDSCORE
- RetainerFEE
- Prez with the dog FalaFDR
- 4-Across chiefSHEIK
- All-in-one boxesKITS
- R.N.’s placeICU
- Foreign capital designed by two AmericansCANBERRA
- 9+ for a game, e.g.AGELEVEL
- Program starting with the fifth year of college, informallyPOSTBAC
- Like 100-1 oddsSLLIM
- Popular gardening shoeCROC
- Early vintner, in the BibleNOAH
- Music genre associated with the goth lookEEMO
- Baudelaire’s “___ Fleurs du Mal”LES
- Inch alongCREEP
- The common folkHOIPOLLOI
- Picnic side dishBAKEDBEANS
- Trucker with a transmitterCBER
- Stuff of legendsLORE
- Futuristic tracking deviceIDCHIP
- “Are we done here?,” politelyMAYIGO
- Bust, maybeSTATUE
- DinesSUPS
- Recycling ___BIIN
- River mammalOTTTER
- Flow of one line of a verse to the next without pauseENJAMBMENT
- Music genre from AsiaKPOP
- Term of address from one girlfriend to anotherSSIS
- IV, to III, e.g.SON
- { }EMPTYYSET
- Player of many an opera villainBASSSO
- StunWOW
- Family name on a 1960s sitcomADDAMS
- SorryRUEFUL
- Bygone military punishmentKPDUTY
- ___ kingALAA
- Fantasy series that inspired “Game of Thrones,” brieflyLOTR
- What the thumbs-up emoji can meanYES
- Took a course?ATTE
- Kosher ___DELI
- Sleekly designedAERO
- Flared dress typeALINE
- Spice Girl also known as Sporty SpiceMELC
- Bob Marley, for oneJAMAICAN
- Liqueur often mixed with waterANISETTE
- VacancyOPENSLOT
- One of the AvengersIRONMMAN
- Fill to absolute capacityJAMPACK
- For all to see, in a wayRATEEDG
- Koala’s treeGUM
- Marketing tacticTIEIN
- Australian band with the 1988 #1 hit “Need You Tonight”INXS
- “Ideas worth spreading” offshootTEDX
- MistakesGOOFS
- SingularLONE
- SpeckIOOTA
- Cleaning for military inspectionGIING
- Happen againRECUR
- In lockstepASONE
- FervorZEAL
- Lyft alternativeCCAB
- Nickname for a buddyACE
- Bronx-born singer, familiarlyJLO
- Bronx-born congresswoman, familiarlyAOC