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NYT Across Clues
- Acrobat displaysPDFS
- Fish in a Japanese pondKOI
- Unjustified criticism, in slangBADRAP
- Make wellHEAL
- Part of the Nativity storyINN
- Light a fire underAROUSE
- Luxury hotel brandOMNI
- What margarine has, unlike butterNOCHSTEROL
- Potentially offensiveNONPC
- World Golf Hall-of-Famer IsaoAOKI
- Morsel for a toadANT
- It’s here, on the Champs-ÉlyséesICI
- HoundsHASSLES
- Paul in the Rock and Roll Hall of FameLES
- Part of a tenant screening reportCREDECK
- Conseil d’___ (adviser to un président)ETAT
- One of two for fourSEMI
- Lasik targetEYE
- Birds’ billsNEBS
- “Tread carefully!” … or a hint to four dangers in this puzzleWATCHYOURSTEP
- JiffiesSECS
- ___ Poke (caramel candy)SLO
- Old cars with wings in their logoREOS
- Sexologist ShereHITE
- Classic “Animal House” sceneTOGARTY
- FoolSAP
- Kenya’s second-largest cityMOMBASA
- “Are you blind, ref?!”BOO
- Part of I.P.A.ALE
- SpeckIOTA
- Authors of many sch. textbooksPROFS
- Requirement after a surgery, perhapsHOSPALSTAY
- Apnea-treating M.D.sENTS
- Before it’s too lateINTIME
- Nickname in 1950s politicsIKE
- Pulitzer-winning JamesAGEE
- Get movingBESTIR
- Suede featureNAP
- Exam with two logical reasoning sects.LSAT
NYT Vertical Clues
- Sound system?PHONICS
- Opposite of buildersDEMOCREWS
- Aid for prospective homeownersFANNIEMAE
- Berth placeSLIP
- RelationsKIN
- Cry of horror, quaintlyONO
- Cuzco residentsINCAS
- Online shopping iconBASKET
- Sellers on Etsy, e.g.ARTISANS
- Jane or John, in unsolved casesDOE
- Like scenes in Grant Wood paintingsRURAL
- Last two words of John Lennon’s “Imagine”ASONE
- Pummels with paintballs, sayPELTS
- Metaphor for indebtednessHOLE
- Michael of “Weekend Update” on “S.N.L.”CHE
- Banda ___ (2004 Indonesian tsunami site)ACEH
- Blue-bottled vodka brandSKYY
- AbandonDITCH
- Colorful aquarium swimmerTETRA
- Sister of Helios and SeleneEOS
- Aids in getting drunk fastBEERBONGS
- Brit’s afternoon refreshmentSPOTOFTEA
- Long-running series whose lead role was Lt. Horatio CaineCSIMIAMI
- Beauty supply chainULTA
- Down Under jumpers, informallyROOS
- Long Island community bordering Oyster BaySYOSSET
- Certain leathercrafterTOOLER
- CPR giversEMTS
- Parent company of Athleta and Old NavyGAP
- Master, in HindiSAHIB
- SinglyALONE
- Gnats, rats and bratsPESTS
- Bring home, as a runnerBATIN
- “Let’s get ___!”REAL
- Mango’s centerPIT
- Shawn Corey Carter ___ Jay-ZAKA
- “Indeedy”YEP