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NYT Across Clues
- Examples of attention to detailDOTTEDIS
- Yearbook award wordMOST
- Lift weightsPUMPIRON
- Gingerbread man, oftenORNAMENT
- British pop singer LilyALLEN
- In the Caribbean it’s known as “the chicken of the trees”IGUANA
- “The government has discovered aliens but isn’t telling us,” e.g.CONSPIRACYTHEORY
- Port on the LoireNANTES
- Missouri site of the Scott Joplin Ragtime FestivalSEDALIA
- ApplicationsUSES
- Actress WardSELA
- Acronym for a North American quintetHOMES
- IntertwineENLACE
- Pains in the neckPESTS
- Spanish articleUNA
- Power of a squareTWO
- Mrs. Addams, to GomezTISH
- Nocturnal bloodsuckerVAMPIREBAT
- StealBARGAIN
- StuffSATE
- It requires no oxygen for growthANAEROBE
- Pants with baggy legsCULOTTES
- TaskASSIGN
- Noodles often eaten cold in the summerSOBA
- Square thingsATONE
- Cause of joint painGOUT
- Relatively new relative, maybeINLAW
- Small songbirdTIT
- Cornmeal breadPONE
- Wood for violin-makingSPRUCE
- Brian who co-founded Roxy MusicENO
- “You rang?”YES
- Means of breathingRESPIRATORYSYSTEM
- Calming retreatSPA
- Subject of 199 silkscreen paintings by WarholMAO
- Present from birthINNATE
- Activist ___ Alamuddin ClooneyAMAL
- Hesitating soundHAW
- UnremarkableUSUAL
- Goes out for a bit?NAPS
- ValorousBRAVE
- SpecialtyAREA
- The continents, e.g.SEPTET
- His resignation triggered the first invocation of the 25th AmendmentSPIROAGNEW
- Start up againREIGNITE
- WackyLOCO
- Like some flightsINBOUND
- Triangular flagsPENNANTS
- Aerial maneuverLOOP
- Kiddy litter?TOY
- MatureAGE
- Power issueSURGE
- Computer image formatBITMAP
- More up to itABLER
- South American mammals with trunksTAPIRS
- Introductory course?SOUP
- Brand of allergy sprayFLONASE
- Lime and rustOXIDES
- It was known by the Algonquin as the “Father of Waters”MISSISSIPPIRIVER
- ExtendsRENEWS
- SimilarALIKE
- Castle in “Hamlet”ELSINORE
- More out thereEDGIER
- “May God bless and keep the ___ … far away from us!” (line from “Fiddler on the Roof”)TSAR
- Return to the frayREENGAGE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Grumpy co-workerDOC
- Spanish goldORO
- Old country music channelTNN
- French for “cup”TASSE
- Locale of Kings County and Queens County, fittinglyEMPIRESTATE
- Like some batteries and partiesDEAD
- Sapa ___ (title for Atahualpa)INCA
- Not merely cutSTYLE
- Gospel singer JacksonMAHALIA
- Fútbol cheerOLE
- Doesn’t sit right?SLOUCHES
- Snippy, in a wayTERSE
- Spare part?PIN
- Sch. for BulldogsUGA
- ’60s sitcom familyMUNSTERS
- What “X” marks on a treasure mapPIRATESBOOTY
- First-year law studentONEL
- Mission-driven org.NASA
- “Science Guy” BillNYE
- ShadesTINTS
- Glittery glue-onsSPANGLES
- Wheel coverHUBCAP
- Acting mindlesslyONAUTO
- “___ Brando: Larger Than Life” (1994 biography)MARLON
- Dog in classic filmsASTA
- Flowing forthEMANANT
- Steeple featureSPIRE
- ClevernessWIT
- Universal donor’s blood type, for shortONEG
- PeacockishVAIN
- Activist HoffmanABBIE
- Milk dispensersTEATS
- Lost causeGONER
- Only player with three 60+ home run seasonsSOSA
- Rest of the afternoon?SIESTA
- Slant skywardUPTILT
- 2010 sci-fi film subtitled “Legacy”TRON
- TroubleWOE
- Catering containerURN
- Color for the right eye of a pair of 3-D glassesCYAN
- Only bird with calf musclesEMU
- Talking backSASSING
- Graceful spinsPIROUETTES
- Informal assentsYEPS
- Country singer PriceMARGO
- #SHARP
- When doubled, 1934 Cole Porter comedy shortPAREE
- Absolutely dazzlingAWEINSPIRING
- Book that’s rarely read cover-to-coverMANUAL
- Right, as a wrongAVENGE
- More N.S.F.W., maybeLEWDER
- MimicsAPES
- Vodka or ginSPIRIT
- Low-dose pain relieverBABYASPIRIN
- Mass recitationAGNUSDEI
- Symbol meaning “still typing”ELLIPSIS
- Tugboat soundTOOT
- Dedicatee of the 1980 song “Woman”ONO
- Opposite of wide: Abbr.NAR
- Like slippers versus dress shoesCOMFIER
- Milky gemsOPALS
- MusclyBUILT
- Stumper questionPOSER
- Life formBEING
- Went like the dickensTORE
- Got rid ofAXED
- German grannyOMA
- Where the infant Moses was foundNILE
- Cathedral recessAPSE
- Maa, in 1995’s “Babe”EWE
- Ukr., e.g., onceSSR
- Genre pioneered in 1950s-’60s JamaicaSKA
- U.S. overseas broadcasterVOA
- Unit of workERG
- Food writer/TV personality ___ DrummondREE