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NYT Across Clues
- ImpersonateACTAS
- Bump on a logGNARL
- Get into one’s birthday suitSTRIP
- Fruit drinksADES
- Home of the isle of TortugaHAITI
- “___ often costs too much”: EmersonMONEY
- Word before rock or footballARENA
- Song word repeated after “Que”SERA
- Charming sort?SPELLCASTER
- Olympics projectilesDISCI
- People in charge: Abbr.LDRS
- ___ LingusAER
- Lucy’s last name on “I Love Lucy”RICARDO
- Like gasoline nowadaysUNLEASH
- 30-year host of late-night TVJOHNNYCASH
- Legal field concerned with long-term careELDERLAW
- CommotionCLATTER
- Televangelist JoelOSTEEN
- Prima ballerinaETOILE
- Some team competitionsRIVALRIES
- The “e” in Genoa?AND
- With 97-Across, emerge reborn … or what the ends of five Across answers in this puzzle do?RISEFROM
- “Gangsta Lovin'” rapper, 2002EVE
- Yoga class instructionEXHALE
- Food packaging reassuranceNOMSG
- Good “Wheel of Fortune” buy for REVERSE ENGINEERANE
- Sold (for)WENT
- Toward the backAREAR
- Where dominoes were inventedCHINA
- RuleREIGN
- Jazz guitarist MontgomeryWES
- Some U.N. officers, for shortSGS
- Super Bowl LV champBUC
- Took a swing, sayGUESSED
- Basketball box score columnASSISTS
- Addiction treatment localeREHASH
- Lead-off selections?ERASERS
- Something to fileLAWSUIT
- French articleUNE
- Sweet peaHON
- Volkswagen model inits.GTI
- Give wrong informationLIETO
- Boring toolAUGER
- Emmy-winning journalist FinchELISE
- Website with a Seller HandbookETSY
- “How ___ …”ODD
- Encrypted URL componentHTTPS
- Red-handed, sayMIDACT
- Make hasteHIE
- See 50-AcrossTHEASHES
- Brand that stylizes its name with a lowercase second letterBIC
- What a button on an armrest may controlSEATANGLE
- SerenadeSINGTO
- “___ Pal,” early episode of “The Jetsons”ELROYS
- ShrinksRECOILS
- 1980 event in WashingtonERUPTION
- Be completely candidTALKSTRASH
- Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff or RavenclawHOGWASH
- It may be taken in by a travelerSCENERY
- Half of seiTRE
- Treat thought to be stamped with symbols of the Knights TemplarOREO
- “We ___ please”AIMTO
- Within arm’s reachATONESELBOW
- Something commonly left in an operating roomSCAR
- Going byNAMED
- Where the Volta River flowsGHANA
- Tea go-withSCONE
- Pull downEARN
- Those opposite the center and guards, in N.F.L. lingoDLINE
- More teed offSORER
- ScatteredSOWED
NYT Vertical Clues
- Sounds at a saunaAHS
- LimitCAP
- 20-20, e.g.TIE
- Hit TV show created by Donald GloverATLANTA
- Something close to a colonel’s heart?SILENTL
- “Today” competitor, for shortGMA
- –NOSRA
- Those againstANTIS
- Come back again (again … again …)REECHO
- Harp-shaped constellationLYRA
- Got ready to ride, with “up”SADDLED
- Vacuum tube typeTRIODE
- “Hi” followerRES
- Rack up, as chargesINCUR
- No-hasslePAINLESS
- CountlessASLEWOF
- –DEDA
- SlipsERRS
- Holder of merit badges on a scout uniformSASH
- Jon of “Two and a Half Men”CRYER
- –RETNECBA
- Gone-but-not-forgottenLATEGREAT
- L.L. Bean competitorJCREW
- Plant family that jasmine and lilac are part ofOLIVE
- Safe spaceHAVEN
- Announcement maker of yoreCRIER
- In early 2001, one of its executives notoriously said “From an accounting standpoint, this will be our easiest year ever”ENRON
- ___ Minella (Muppet)SAL
- Pot grower’s remark?IRAISE
- What snakes grow as they ageLONGER
- Corrects, as textEMENDS
- They used to be a “thing”EXES
- Floor coverings that feel good on the feetSHAGRUGS
- Politician’s concernIMAGE
- Detective LupinARSENE
- Present-day saint?NICHOLAS
- Surprise endingTWIST
- Sparkling wine varietyASTI
- Scolded, as in a libraryHUSHED
- Big name in nail polishESSIE
- –ESUOHSTRA
- DriveURGE
- Sets asideALLOTS
- Popped in for just a moment, perhapsSAIDHI
- The Ikea logo shares the colors of its flagSWEDEN
- Lead-in to “of mind” or “of war”STATE
- Advocate for the better treatment of elves, in Harry PotterHERMIONE
- Determination from SantaNICE
- Big tournament newsUPSET
- BareSTARK
- –THGIA
- Spots for window boxesSILLS
- Verbal cringeYEESH
- The St. Lawrence River’s misnamed ___ IslandsTHOUSAND
- Far from friendlyICY
- Fatigued over timeAGEWORN
- Set of rules popularized by “How I Met Your Mother”BROCODE
- Doctor’s orders, maybeTESTS
- Best ___ACTRESS
- Shaving brandNORELCO
- “Let me get this out …”LISTEN
- Lead-in to -scopeSTETHO
- Small lab bottlePHIAL
- Loud, as a stadiumAROAR
- Former second lady CheneyLYNNE
- It often has its kinksHOSE
- Sight from a Seattle ferryORCA
- Bike ride settingGEAR
- RidesNAGS
- Millennium startMMI
- See 126-DownEAR
- Take a ___BOW
- With 124-Down, feature of van GoghONE
- Get hitched toWED