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NYT Across Clues
- Try to hitSWATAT
- NumbskullDOPE
- With 108-Down, hot stretch of summerDOG
- Moment of inspirationFLASH
- “He’s” this, in a 1963 hit for the ChiffonsSOFINE
- WoesILLS
- “I know, I know!”OHOH
- What this might mean: “DITTO
- English poet who wrote “The Highwayman”ALFREDNOYES
- World Cup org.FIFA
- Digs in the ice?IGLOO
- Persian ___ (rugmaker’s deliberate mistake)FLAW
- Humorist BombeckERMA
- Early American pseudonymPOORRICHARD
- WithinAMID
- Prop that enabled Houdini to “walk through” a brick wallTRAPDOOR
- Napoleonic ___ERA
- Sounds of disapprovalTSKS
- Accept imminent punishmentFACETHEMUSIC
- Republic toppled in 1933WEIMAR
- Red block in MinecraftTNT
- Sopranos’ highlightsARIAS
- Rapper FiascoLUPE
- Curse outSWEARAT
- Word with open or pigeonTOED
- I, personallyMYSELF
- Bird associated with batsORIOLE
- Place side by sideAPPOSE
- Doctrine of East AsiaTAO
- Six-Day War combatant: Abbr.ISR
- Natural fertilizerMANURE
- Jack of old TVPAAR
- Neighbor of Jammu and KashmirPUNJAB
- Instrument that makes a “tsst” soundHIHAT
- “Mazel ___!”TOV
- Wrestler’s goalPIN
- Caesar salad ingredientHEARTOFROMAINE
- Clanton at the O.K. CorralIKE
- It’s over hereEND
- GroundEARTH
- Works a wedding, perhapsCATERS
- Flying ___ (martial arts strike)KNEE
- Spots for snorkelingATOLLS
- Women’s ___LIB
- Helpful connectionsINS
- Friendly conversation enderCHEERS
- Wrap on a ranchoSERAPE
- OptsELECTS
- Horse-drawn carriageSHAY
- “In Praise of Folly” essayistERASMUS
- Norman or English king?LEAR
- With 93-Across, young river critterOTTER
- See 91-AcrossPUP
- Tribal circle, perhapsTEPEES
- Scramble some eggs, sayFIXBREAKFAST
- Smile ? or shineBEAM
- BurdenTAX
- Large electromotive unitMEGAVOLT
- Strong cleanersLYES
- Branch of dentistry that specializes in root canalsENDODONTICS
- Name hidden backward in “excellent”NELL
- Actress TeriGARR
- Davis of “Thelma & Louise”GEENA
- Go to sleep, with “out”CONK
- Noted songwriter behind Wynonna Judd’s “Tell Me Why” and Linda Ronstadt’s “All My Life”KARLABONOFF
- You can’t run on this for longEMPTY
- ___ Martell, “Game of Thrones” princessELIA
- Goods for sale: Abbr.MDSE
- Taiwan-born filmmakerANGLEE
- George Washington chopping down a cherry tree, and othersMYTHS
- Total messSTY
- Sought redress, in a waySUED
- Heeded an owner’s orderHEELED
NYT Vertical Clues
- Org. created under F.D.R.SSA
- Howler of a movie?WOLFMAN
- BesetAFFLICT
- RantTIRADE
- “So let us begin ___ ?”: J.F.K.ANEW
- Talk acronymTED
- Model for a grade schoolerDIORAMA
- Mountain residenceOLYMPUS
- ArguesPLEADS
- What three dots might meanESS
- Accomplish on behalf ofDOFOR
- Home of Kenyon CollegeOHIO
- Walk, so to speakGOFREE
- Org. created under F.D.R.FDIC
- ShowerLIGHTRAIN
- Eponym for one of the earth’s five oceansATLAS
- Baby bearer, maybeSTORK
- Stove toppersHOODS
- Vice president after PenceHARRIS
- One of Neptune’s moonsNEREID
- Second half of an incantationPOCUS
- Helen Reddy’s signature hitIAMWOMAN
- Rearward, to a rear admiralAFT
- It shares space with #THREE
- Like dipsticksOILY
- Southwestern art hubTAOS
- Tom Jones and Anthony Hopkins, by birthWELSHMEN
- Make bubblyAERATE
- Suzhou Museum architectPEI
- Same old, same oldROUTINE
- He set a Guinness World Record in 2014, reporting for 34 consecutive hoursALROKER
- Boob tubesTEEVEES
- Northernmost N.B.A. city, on scoreboardsTOR
- Magic powerMOJO
- Brotherly figuresFRIARS
- PlacateAPPEASE
- Job with numerous applications?PAINTER
- Her name is Greek for “all-gifted”PANDORA
- One always having a place to hideTURTLE
- Mounds of activityANTHILLS
- The standardPAR
- Pro Bowl side, for shortAFC
- Item with strapsBRA
- ___ Master’s VoiceHIS
- “I’m in trouble!”HELPME
- Approach graduallyEASEUPTO
- One who gave us all a lift?OTIS
- Development in cryptographyKEY
- A few weeks ago, probablyLASTMONTH
- Worker with a combBEE
- MountebankCHEAT
- “Listen!”HARK
- Some hangouts for remote workersCAFES
- It has its ratios, for shortTRIG
- Popular beer brand, casuallySTELLA
- Meeting with a dead line?SEANCE
- One side of the coinOBVERSE
- Baited onlineTROLLED
- What all companies try to makePAYROLL
- Service chargeUSERFEE
- Scoring figs.PTS
- Lifts upEXTOLS
- Literary utopiaXANADU
- Projecting edgeFLANGE
- Deck out with spanglesBEGEM
- The other sideENEMY
- CrackerjackADEPT
- Longtime sports journalist JimMCKAY
- See 11-AcrossDAYS
- Still competingINIT
- Sold outGONE
- Tour de France distance units: Abbr.KMS
- “___, humbug!”BAH
- Added paper to, as a printerFED