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NYT Across Clues
- ExfoliantsSCRUBS
- FoofarawADO
- Cookout chuckoutsCOBS
- Thickener used in dessertsAGAR
- Like favorite radio stations, perhapsPRESET
- Calico callsMEWS
- Memo starterINRE
- N.F.L. Hall-of-Famer Yale ___LARY
- Backpacker’s snackOATBAR
- Big huff?PANT
- Have an outsize presenceLOOMLARGE
- “I didn’t need to know that!”TMI
- What a net might attach toRIM
- Flying Cloud of old autodomREO
- Jazz clarinetist ShawARTIE
- Soaring shotLOB
- Some Six Nations membersSENECAS
- *Mount Everest scalerEDMUNDH
- HogsSWINE
- *Went out of controlRANR
- A.M.A. members: Abbr.DRS
- Marketing experiment comparing two variantsABTEST
- Some red marksACNE
- Big lugsGALOOTS
- Say “Whomever did this ?,” sayERR
- Alice who wrote “The Color Purple”WALKER
- Org. with a sizable registryAKC
- Yellow jacket, for oneWASP
- Syrup brand since 1902KARO
- Word before Roger or RancherJOLLY
- To a profound degreeDEEPLY
- *”Cinderella” meanieEVILS
- Field trip conveyancesBUSES
- Middle van Pelt child in “Peanuts”LINUS
- Use Tinder, saySWIPE
- AirsTELECASTS
- Big exporter of pistachiosIRAN
- Features of some bygone muscle carsTTOPS
- Give an elbow bump to, sayGREET
- Free of fizzFLAT
- *Lateral-breaking pitchesBACKDOORS
- SkulkCREEP
- Maker of the world’s first quartz watchSEIKO
- Javanese dyeing techniqueBATIK
- Potala Palace cityLHASA
- One of seven represented in the PleiadesSISTER
- *Glide down from abovePARAC
- Sleigh driver’s needREIN
- Sound of an ungraceful landingTHUD
- ___ cardSIM
- Fashion house whose logo is two interlocking C’sCHANEL
- Like the Carolina Reaper pepperHOT
- VisionaryDREAMER
- Title for BaltimoreLORD
- Crow language familySIOUAN
- Sounds of hesitationERS
- da-DUMIAMB
- On pins and needlesANTSY
- Homebrewer’s sugarMALTOSE
- Cartoonish villainsNASTIES
- “Little ol’ me?”MOI
- Woodard of “Clemency”ALFRE
- Article in AachenEIN
- “Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise”: Thomas GrayTIS
- “Eh ? I’ll pass”NAH
- It’s a banger in GermanyBRATWURST
- *Portrayer of Scrooge in 1951’s “A Christmas Carol”ALAS
- Surgical seamSUTURE
- Unagi and anago, for twoEELS
- What parallel lines never doMEET
- It beats scissorsROCK
- PassionateHEATED
- Secretary, e.g.DESK
- ___ NoëlPERE
- Place to wallowSTY
- Butterfly garden bloomersASTERS
NYT Vertical Clues
- PlacesSPOTS
- “Mad Money” host JimCRAMER
- Eye part with rods and conesRETINA
- Kind of portUSB
- Boot camp exercises performed on all foursBEARCRAWLS
- Narrow grooveSTRIA
- One for the roadieAMP
- Most belovedDEAREST
- Dominated, informallyOWNED
- Pico de gallo herbCILANTRO
- Not yet in stockONORDER
- Soup basesBROTHS
- Highway heavyweightSEMI
- ___ modeALA
- Like toum or agliata sauceGARLICKY
- Forest between Champagne and LorraineARGONNE
- Cousin of kvassRYEBEER
- Plant poreSTOMA
- “___ Miz”LES
- Early computer acronymMSDOS
- O.E.D. part: Abbr.ENG
- Some ridesharesUBERS
- They may be hidden behind paintingsWALLSAFES
- Knot-tying and lashing, to a sailorROPEWORK
- Like some short tennis matchesTWOSET
- Install, as sodLAY
- Record player annoyancesSKIPS
- Actor GuinnessALEC
- Improvised commentADLIB
- “Colette” actress KnightleyKEIRA
- Comedian Wyatt of “Problem Areas”CENAC
- Porter, for oneALE
- Derby cocktailJULEP
- Bad Brains and Bikini Kill, for twoPUNKBANDS
- Muckety-mucksVIPS
- Colorful bird named for its dietBEEEATER
- Not easily movedSTOIC
- Ocho menos cincoTRES
- Buttonholes, basicallySLITS
- Actor/activist GeorgeTAKEI
- Seattle’s W.N.B.A. teamSTORM
- Absolutely wrecksTOTALS
- KGRAND
- Reason to do a “stupid human trick”DARE
- XCHI
- Tangential topicsSIDEISSUES
- Allow to accessLETAT
- “I am,” in LatinSUM
- Incomplete denturesPARTIALS
- Ball game that all players might loseROULETTE
- LacksHASNT
- Place to wear muck bootsCLAMBED
- One roasted or toastedHONOREE
- More raspyHOARSER
- Dramatize, as a historical eventREENACT
- Teller, maybeRAT
- “That time is fine for me”IMFREE
- Lack of musicalityNOEAR
- Teeny-tinyMINUTE
- Word after ring or waterBEARER
- Side-to-side movementYAW
- Pastoral skyline featuresSILOS
- Tyler of “Whose Line Is It Anyway?”AISHA
- Places for hoses and hoesSHEDS
- Oatmeal globLUMP
- Judgy soundTSK
- Jupiter’s realm, in mythSKY
- Pic on a pec, sayTAT