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NYT Across Clues
- They come with bouquetsWINES
- AwayNOTIN
- “___ put our heads together …”IFWE
- Singer/drummer CollinsPHIL
- Cell componentANODE
- Pal, in PeruAMIGO
- Put one’s nose where it doesn’t belongSNOOP
- Tilt-a-Whirl, e.g.RIDE
- One arm held up with bent elbow and wrist, in a children’s songSPOUT
- Move obliquelySIDLE
- Phenomenon such as the tendency to see human forms in inanimate objectsPAREIDOLIA
- Any of the groupings of circled letters in this puzzlePUNCTUATIONMARK
- Gin productCOTTON
- Incredible bargainsSTEALS
- “Sorry, Charlie!”NODICE
- Fits togetherNESTS
- Savory Chinese snacksTEAEGGS
- Jump overLEAPFROG
- Smoking and swearing, e.g.VICES
- They await your return, in briefIRS
- Have a good crySOB
- Syracuse Mets and Worcester Red Sox, for twoAAATEAMS
- “Music’s most maligned genre,” per critic Tom ConnickEMO
- Word with level or lionSEA
- “Everything happened so fast!”ITSABLUR
- Farm femaleHEN
- “___ Gone Wrong” (2021 film)RONS
- Brunch beverageMIMOSA
- One of the brothers on “Malcolm in the Middle”REESE
- Room in ClueHALL
- Cause of undue anxietyBUGABOO
- It may be smokedHAM
- HogwashROT
- Munch, in modern slangNOM
- “___ 17” (W.W. II film)STALAG
- One of two in a jack-o’-lantern?HYPHEN
- Where charity begins, in a phraseATHOME
- Table partLEG
- Title for Tussaud: Abbr.MME
- “Midsommar” director AsterARI
- Digs upEXHUMES
- Carpenter’s wedgeSHIM
- Does gentle stretching post-exercise, with “down”COOLS
- Amp knobTREBLE
- Die like the Wicked Witch of the WestMELT
- Give zero starsPAN
- Ne’er-do-wellsLOWLIFES
- E.R. insertsIVS
- By birthNEE
- Plant said to repel bugsFLEABANE
- ___ Ryerson, insurance salesman in “Groundhog Day”NED
- French pronounMOI
- Quarter ___ (when the big hand is at three)AFTER
- No-longer-current source for current eventsNEWSREEL
- Hot, mulled punch traditionally drunk around ChristmasWASSAIL
- Bacteria destroyerPHAGE
- French port on the English ChannelCALAIS
- Like the Minotaur legendCRETAN
- University of Oregon siteEUGENE
- How to see the image formed by this puzzle’s circled lettersROTATECLOCKWISE
- What’s formed by the circled letters in this puzzleSMILEYFACE
- “We’re live!” studio signONAIR
- Ancient land in Asia MinorIONIA
- Domino, e.g.TILE
- Martinez with a statue outside the Seattle Mariners’ stadiumEDGAR
- Makes less powerful, in video game slangNERFS
- Domino, e.g.SUGAR
- “To …” thingsODES
- Dino’s tail?SAUR
- Muse of love poetryERATO
- Arises (from)STEMS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Eastern cicada killers, e.g.WASPS
- SuggestionsINPUT
- “… said ___ ever”NOONE
- SchoolEDUCATE
- Resolves out of courtSETTLES
- Org. that flew a helicopter on Mars in 2021NASA
- Fail to mentionOMIT
- Information, old-styleTIDINGS
- Rounded quartersIGLOOS
- Without stoppingNOEND
- How Alaska ranks first among the statesINAREA
- It’s often left on the tableFORK
- What “vey” of “Oy, vey!” translates toWOE
- ___ Games, company behind FortniteEPIC
- Rey, to Luke SkywalkerPROTEGE
- Sword handlesHILTS
- “Einstein,” sarcasticallyIDIOT
- Puts pressure (on)LEANS
- What can make men swear from menswear?SPACEBAR
- “___ pass Go …”DONOT
- Leading medal winner at the Tokyo OlympicsUSA
- Forman who directed “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”MILOS
- Farm refrainEIEIO
- Weight of a paper clip, roughlyGRAM
- Ancient: PrefixPALEO
- Soul-seller of legendFAUST
- Half-baked?RARE
- Duck and goose, at timesVERBS
- “See ya”IMOUT
- Group dance popularized in the U.S. by Desi ArnazCONGALINE
- 77-Down is on the most collected one in U.S. historySTAMP
- EpiphanyAHAMOMENT
- Voice actor BlancMEL
- Show with over 1,000 handwritten cue cards each week, for shortSNL
- City hazardSMOG
- “My word!”ISAY
- Pol in the “I am once again asking …” memeBERNIE
- City whose police cars are adorned with a witch logoSALEM
- Card game with a PG-rated nameOHHELL
- BoringHOHUM
- PurseBAG
- High degreeNTH
- Not at all popularHATED
- Messes upERRS
- x, y and zAXES
- Chaotic skirmishMELEE
- Fragrant compoundESTER
- Saturn has more than 80 of themMOONS
- Golf course machineMOWER
- He performed 636 consecutive sold-out shows in Vegas from 1969 to ’76ELVIS
- Burn prevention meas.SPF
- The future Henry V, to FalstaffHAL
- Fight tooth and nailCLAW
- One who consumes a ritual meal to absolve the souls of the deadSINEATER
- Bits on book jacketsBIOS
- Roc-A-___ RecordsFELLA
- Part of U.C.L.A.ANGELES
- Fashion designer GeoffreyBEENE
- It may run from an emotional situationMASCARA
- [Mwah!]AIRKISS
- Departed by planeFLEWOUT
- Green vehicleECOCAR
- FrankWIENER
- Duke’s org.ACC
- Pasta topperPESTO
- Like the dog days of summerHUMID
- AcrobaticAGILE
- Make restitutionATONE
- Faint colorTINGE
- “Take me ___”ASIAM
- ApproachesNEARS
- Where the lacrimal glands can be foundEYES
- Pasta topperRAGU
- Pump some weightsLIFT
- Not exactlyORSO
- Vaccine-approving agcy.FDA