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NYT Across Clues
- Something blurred to avoid trademark infringementLOGO
- “Well, that’s ridiculous!”PFFT
- One method of coffee-makingDRIP
- Fully intends toSHALL
- Reason for people to hideSURPRABLE
- Bit of ancient textRUNE
- Home of RomaITALIA
- Expert on nutritionDIETITIAN
- Bantering remarkJEST
- Feature of Captain AhabPEGLEG
- Many M.I.T. grads: Abbr.EES
- End of many a name on the periodic tableIUM
- Doctor’s hand coveringSTERON
- Tokyo, before it was TokyoEDO
- Not wantedUNDEPARTY
- Pop star Grande, to fansARI
- French movie theatersCINES
- “Ki-i-i-i-nda”ISH
- “You’re on!”ITSABET
- Black-market, sayILLICIT
- Occasion for male bonding, in modern lingoBRODATE
- Pressing need when on the go?TRAVEGLOVE
- Part of a media sales team, informallyADREP
- “Agreed”ICONCUR
- Philosopher who tutored NeroSENECA
- Message made with cut-out letters, stereotypicallyRANSOMNOTE
- Chowder ingredientCLAM
- Game in which each player starts with a score of 501DARTS
- West Bank grp.PLO
- Social media avatar, for shortPROFEOFME
- Thing given as a concessionSOP
- Castle defenseMOAT
- Nobel winner MorrisonTONI
- One who has a lot to offer?REALTOR
- Yellow variety of quartzCITRINE
- Norse troublemakerLOKI
- SpottedSEEN
- Fenway team, familiarlySOX
- “However hard I try …”FORTHEPIC
- Child-care expert LeShanEDA
- Parts of zigguratsTIERS
- Twin of Jacob in the BibleESAU
- Lifetime achievement ceremonies, e.g.AWARDGALAS
- BequeathsENDOWS
- Difference between dark and light, in a wayTANLINE
- Bacterium in some raw meatECOLI
- Center of a cobblerFRUITFYING
- Clorox cleanserLESTOIL
- Leaves aloneLETSLIE
- Uses a modern engineGOOGLES
- Kenan’s partner on an old sitcomKEL
- The “L” of B.L.M.LIVES
- “Geaux Tigers!” sch.LSU
- Love of money, per I Timothy 6:10ROOTOFLAN
- Brand of nail polishOPI
- AppeasingMOLING
- School closing?ELL
- One of the former Big Three information services, along with CompuServe and ProdigyAOL
- Words from a present giverOPENIT
- Sweetheart, in RomeCARA
- “That one’s mine!”ICALLDIBS
- Word often confused with “least”FEWEST
- FrenziedAGOG
- Sweet Mexican dessertVANILEVIL
- Backsides, to BritsARSES
- Certain sneakNIKE
- Caesar’s accusationETTU
- Like a foxSEXY
NYT Vertical Clues
- Counterculture drug, for shortLSD
- Geneva accord?OUI
- NewbieGREENHORN
- ChoseOPTED
- Bit of butterPAT
- Govt. org. with the motto “Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity”FBI
- Dramatic touchesFLAIRS
- Comedian JudyTENUTA
- Nickname for basketball star Julius ErvingDRJ
- Is sorry aboutRUES
- Photo-sharing app, familiarlyINSTA
- 14th-century king of AragonPETERIV
- Written using an outlineSTENCILED
- WitchHAG
- Basketball star nicknamed “The Answer”ALLENIVERSON
- Kind of test with unproven accuracyLIEDETECTOR
- Largest city of NigeriaLAGOS
- Word ladder, part 1RISE
- Big milestone for a start-upIPO
- Slangy “I messed up”MYB
- Word ladder, part 2RILE
- Old food label std.USRDA
- Where an auto racer retires?PIT
- Enjoyed home cooking, sayATEIN
- “I Love It” duo ___ PopICONA
- Letter-shaped beamIBAR
- When repeated, king of Siam’s refrain in “The King and I”ETC
- Result of peace talksTRUCE
- Some smartphonesLGS
- Oppressive rulerDESPOT
- Lacking + or -, electricallyAPOLAR
- “___ and Janis” (comic)ARLO
- WhirlybirdsCOPTERS
- Óscar’s “other”OTRO
- Gas that’s lighter than airNEON
- Nile dangerASP
- Fire in “Jane Eyre,” e.g.MOTIF
- Like most lionsAFRICAN
- Mrs., abroadMME
- Word ladder, part 3FILE
- SubsidedEASED
- *, *** and *****, sayMIXEDREVIEWS
- Where to find some cliffhangers?LEDGES
- Unpopular legislation of 1773TEAACT
- N.F.L. referee, at the start of overtimeCOINFLIPPER
- ___ Valley (San Francisco area)NOE
- Gem that’s also a nameOPAL
- New ZealanderKIWI
- Start of some Quebec place names: Abbr.STE
- French filmmaker JacquesTATI
- Celebrity chef EddieHUANG
- Way to goROUTE
- Hot cocoa brandSWISSMISS
- SubleaseRELET
- “Be sharp!”LOOKALIVE
- Frequent tabloid cover subjectALIEN
- Spot for a houseplantSILL
- Letters on a Cardinal’s capSTL
- Greenpeace or the W.W.F., for shortNGO
- Word ladder, part 4FILL
- Optimistic assertionYESICAN
- “___ Beso,” Paul Anka hitESO
- Prospector’s findORE
- Start streaming, e.g.GOLIVE
- Internet meme with grammatically incorrect captionsLOLCAT
- Shower scrubberLOOFA
- Eel, on a sushi menuUNAGI
- Word ladder, part 5FALL
- Prospectors’ findsLODES
- Mel of baseballOTT
- Understand, informallyGROK
- Clarifying word on a school reunion nametagNEE
- Tinder bio infoAGE
- Amazon workerANT
- “Kill Bill” co-star LucyLIU
- Jazz composer BeiderbeckeBIX
- Like a foxSLY