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NYT Across Clues
- Fasteners … or, if you change the fourth letter to an S, what the fasteners might be made ofBRADS
- It’s lit eight nights in a rowMENORAH
- Figure that denotes acidityLOWPH
- Less everydayRARER
- Humble expression of capabilityIMANAGE
- Number that might be kept secretSALARY
- Professional whose favorite movie line might be “There’s no place like home”SOFTBALLPLAYER
- Muse of astronomyURANIA
- Dis-qualified?UNFIT
- Cyclops’s “I”IOTA
- “Uh-oh!”OOPS
- Maker of the Acadia S.U.V.GMC
- Franchise with a series set in New OrleansNCIS
- Singer ___ J. BligeMARY
- Weasel relativeERMINE
- South Asian garmentSARI
- … “Here’s looking at you, kid”GOATHERD
- Not be attentiveSNOOZE
- President whose wife went on to become presidentPERON
- Unconfident utterancesUMS
- … “I wish I knew how to quit you”ITSPECIALIST
- Not manually controlledONAUTO
- Foreign capital where W. E. B. Du Bois is buriedACCRA
- Do a little tidyingDUST
- Lukewarm responseMEH
- Arthropod appendagesPALPS
- Emitters of cosmic raysPULSARS
- Arctic coatPARKA
- Typing soundsTAPS
- “Well, aren’t I clever?!”TADA
- Shaving mishapNICK
- One honored on March 8 per a 1977 United Nations resolutionWOMAN
- … “Go ahead, make my day”SCHEDULINGCOORDINATOR
- Less bronzedPALER
- Hated figureOGRE
- PromoteTOUT
- Relative of the emuRHEA
- Couleur in the middle of the French flagBLANC
- Big maker of smartphonesSAMSUNG
- Word between “stink” and “stunk” in “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch”STANK
- Hurry, quaintlyHIE
- Place to get a knishDELI
- Obstetrics workerNURSE
- DwellRESIDE
- … “Get to the chopper!”ORTHODONTIST
- Recording device, for shortCAM
- ___ planningURBAN
- Part of N.S., in Canadian mailSCOTIA
- … “Is this your king?!”MAGICIAN
- Fine depositSILT
- Airport named for two Washington citiesSEATAC
- HurryRACE
- “This one’s ___”ONME
- Caesar’s “I”EGO
- Reaction to scritches, maybePURR
- “___ the Explorer”DORA
- Things you might take a spin inTUTUS
- StoredCACHED
- … “I’ll have what she’s having”EPIDEMIOLOGIST
- Low-carb diet creatorATKINS
- Piece of furniture that’s at least a couple of feet wideOTTOMAN
- Best competitive performance, informallyAGAME
- TrialsTESTS
- Trick that’s “pulled”FASTONE
- Doodling, sayBORED
NYT Vertical Clues
- Mile High City athleteBRONCO
- Palm fiberRAFFIA
- Drawer, sayARTIST
- Restructuring targetDEBT
- Sp. titleSRA
- Term of address for a nobleMILORD
- Like some caloriesEMPTY
- Beyoncé film roleNALA
- “Snakes ___ Plane”ONA
- Shaft of sunshineRAY
- Estimation from datingAGE
- Placed on a pedestalHEROIZED
- Swedish name akin to LawrenceLARS
- Commercial suffix with MotorOLA
- 2004 Nobel Peace Prize winner who founded the Green Belt MovementWANGARIMAATHAI
- Flower that’s often yellowPRIMROSE
- Flower that’s often purpleHYACINTH
- School district higher-up, informallySUPE
- Like praises and ariasSUNG
- Story tellersLIARS
- Half a pintONECUP
- Firm-ly worded letter?MEMO
- Bars that people walk into?ENTRANCEMUSIC
- Actress DawsonROSARIO
- Clean (up)MOP
- French for “salt”SEL
- Humble homesHUTS
- Incites to attack, with “on”SICS
- ___ saintPATRON
- Witness’s attestationISAWIT
- Makes a choiceOPTS
- Image Award org.NAACP
- Children’s playthings that help with spellingALPHABETBLOCKS
- Encourage to buy add-onsUPSELL
- Sound bites and suchAUDIO
- Trolley soundsCLANGS
- BuddyPAL
- District 9, for short?SCOTUS
- Alternatives to TargetsKMARTS
- Swayed to the dark side, sayTURNED
- Danish coinKRONE
- CeaselesslyNOEND
- Exactly rightDEADON
- Half-frozen Italian dessertGRANITA
- Grooved onDUG
- Leaf blower alternativeRAKE
- Effective salespersonCLOSER
- Sp. titleSRTA
- Long truckSEMI
- What goes in a boxHOUSECAT
- WaterIRRIGATE
- Overseen byINCAREOF
- AngerRAGE
- Receptacle for donationsHAT
- Little ‘unTOT
- Source of chocolateCACAO
- One serving on a shipMARINE
- Andean felineCOUGAR
- EventuallyINTIME
- Enjoying a comedyAMUSED
- Stick-y pad?NEST
- BrewskiSUDS
- Like DC and MIROMAN
- Calligraphers’ choicesPENS
- Twentysomethings, e.g.DEMO
- Burkina Faso neighborTOGO
- Word before “home” or “the road”HIT
- School org.PTA
- Part of fwiwITS
- Matrix characterDOT
- Place to wear smocksLAB