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NYT Across Clues
- Long-term appealLEGS
- Rock star CobainKURT
- Leave offOMIT
- Q: How much does it cost to park at stadiums? A: ___ALOT
- Postpone, as enrollmentDEFER
- Captain in “The Mysterious Island”NEMO
- “My allergies are really acting up!”BLOODYNOSE
- Sicily’s highest peakETNA
- Unusual time to start a vacationMIDWEEK
- YouTube contentVIDEOS
- “It ___” (pompous arrival’s declaration)ISI
- “That third strike cost us the game!”FREAKINGOUT
- Like Swarthmore, but not Bryn MawrCOED
- Food industry lobby, for shortNRA
- Frost bit?VERSE
- Not leave to chanceENSURE
- Run for fun, perhapsTYPO
- Spanish 101 verbSER
- “I keep losing things in the dryer!”DARNSOCKS
- Mitch’s husband on “Modern Family”CAM
- Architect ___ Ming PeiIEOH
- Calligraphy detailsSERIFS
- HoardAMASS
- Head across the pond?LOO
- Ella Fitzgerald forteSCAT
- “My iPhone never works!”ROTTENAPPLE
- Wearer of a “Y” sweatshirtELI
- WackadoodleWEIRDO
- Stand by the pool, maybeTIKIBAR
- Fit for the taskABLE
- “This bug spray is useless!”BLASTEDOFF
- Marquis de ___SADE
- Like many a campfire storyEERIE
- Water pitcherEWER
- Pressure, informallyHEAT
- It may be on the houseLIEN
- One who’s got your backALLY
NYT Vertical Clues
- Maze runnersLABMICE
- National Medal of Arts recipient whose novel “Juneteenth” was published posthumouslyELLISON
- Special treatsGOODIES
- Put (away)STOW
- Puzzle whose name comes from the Japanese for “cleverness squared”KENKEN
- World traveler?UFO
- Hi-___RES
- Fountain near the Spanish StepsTREVI
- WiredONEDGE
- Shooting starsMETEORS
- “What’s the point in me even trying”IMNOUSE
- Glass elevator?TOASTER
- Easter egg decoratorDYER
- Absolutely, informallyDEF
- Call uponINVOKE
- Place to purchase pencils and paintARTSHOP
- Prizefight endingKAYO
- Lemon or turkeyDUD
- Upped the anteRAISED
- Old-fashioned prepositionERE
- Microsoft Surfaces, e.g.PCS
- The Big EasyNOLA
- Typical college interviewees: Abbr.SRS
- Business that offers body waxingCARWASH
- Creatures named for their changing shapeAMOEBAE
- Roald Dahl heroineMATILDA
- Nickname for the subzero 1967 N.F.L. Championship GameICEBOWL
- Balls in a pocketFALAFEL
- Recipe that might call for ginger and soy sauceSTIRFRY
- Word with fair or fightSTREET
- Chooses to receive marketing emails, sayOPTSIN
- Prize declined by SartreNOBEL
- Diet-friendlyLITE
- Just scrape (by)EKE
- Bit of creativityIDEA
- Scented souvenirLEI
- Is after you?ARE