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NYT Across Clues
- It’s often made along with a birthday cakeWISH
- Freshen, as a drinkTOPUP
- InterruptionGAP
- Smart relative?ACHE
- Titular woman of classical musicELISE
- They go around in circlesCOGS
- Kraken, for oneSEAMONSTER
- Wedding ringHORA
- “Don’t you worry”NEVERFEAR
- CommandedBADE
- Russian letter in the spelling of “tsar”TSE
- ___ blaster (weapon for Emperor Zurg)ION
- Ran rapidlyDARTED
- Contents of a certain pouchROO
- FreshPERT
- Org. concerned with choppersADA
- “Whoa now, let’s think about this for a minute”DONTBESOHASTY
- Shot required for international travelPASSPORTPHOTO
- Collection of precious textsRAREBOOKSTORE
- Classic couples’ retreat?ARK
- Symbols of hope during the American and French RevolutionsELMS
- Where many connections are madeHUB
- Angkor Wat, for oneTEMPLE
- ___ publicaRES
- PruneLOP
- BlockheadDOLT
- MiserableWOEBEGONE
- Kind of bean on the Big IslandKONA
- On one’s way out, sayHALFASLEEP
- Meany of fictionOWEN
- Georgia who played Georgette on 1970s TVENGEL
- Admits, with “up”OWNS
- This, that or the otherANY
- BeautyPEARL
- Treatment during “sandal season,” informallyPEDI
NYT Vertical Clues
- “That ___ so bad!”WASNT
- Freezable products sold in pouchesICEES
- Paradoxically, a close one might be hair-raisingSHAVE
- Blood pigmentHEME
- Staff you wouldn’t want to employ?TENFOOTPOLE
- Colleague of Kent and Lane at the Daily PlanetOLSEN
- Pocket that isn’t full of rye?PITA
- Kind of IDUSER
- So saysPER
- Opposite of kitschGOODTASTE
- Went along withAGREEDTO
- TV “FYI,” of a sortPSA
- Get burntCHAR
- Three-star picture?ORIONSBELT
- Historic sites in Hot Springs, Ark.BATHHOUSES
- Blow itDROPTHEBALL
- Follower of Martin Luther King Jr.DAY
- Thorny subjectROSE
- Free coffee, wellness programs, local discounts, etc.PERKS
- Some quotes: Abbr.ESTS
- Campaign contributions that are given anonymouslyDARKMONEY
- [There you have it!]BOOM
- Choice between two optionsAORB
- Streamline, maybePAREDOWN
- Double-crosserRAT
- Something avoided by a person with teleophobiaPLAN
- Send elsewhere (to)REFER
- “Camelot” composerLOEWE
- UprightONEND
- Product whose name comes from the Greek for “digestion”PEPSI
- Wax off?WANE
- Eldest sister in Chekhov’s “Three Sisters”OLGA
- Unlikely serving at a Michelin-starred restaurantGLOP
- Roadside initialsKOA
- Like the latest, in the pastHEP