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NYT Across Clues
- Wristwatch partSTRAP
- Rock band with a 1980 album that went 25x platinumACDC
- “That’s amazing!”WOW
- Crumbles awayERODES
- PlaceLIEU
- “That’s amazing!”OOH
- They put in long hours to get better hoursLABORUNIONS
- Emmy-winning actress AdubaUZO
- Strong baseLYE
- What’s theorized to have preceded the Big Bang
- Puts off, in a wayTABLES
- Down-hearted softies?DUVETS
- SlimeballCAD
- Showy wrapsBOAS
- Telephone when all lit up?DRUNKDIAL
- Word seen above a mug shotWANTED
- What polar opposites have in common
- Graceful leapJETE
- It may lead up to a letdownHYPE
- When some people break for lunchATONE
- ___-freshOVEN
- Red slips of paper?IOUS
- ___ Bengal (five-star hotel in Kolkata)TAJ
- Endure punishmentTAKEIT
- Founder of the Sikh religionGURUNANAK
- Actress LauraDERN
- What’s uttered by a mime
- PotshotsSNIPES
- Sprinkle (with)PEPPER
- Second-busiest airport in the U.S.LAX
- ___ earsJUG
- Houseware brand that’s easy to read in a mirrorOXO
- Keeps going despite fatigue … or a hint to three features of this puzzleRUNSONEMPTY
- Military missions, informallyOPS
- Wedding wearVEIL
- Laugh riotSCREAM
- OppositionFOE
- SpotESPY
- They may be given in reliefSIGHS
NYT Vertical Clues
- PromoteSELL
- It’s used to carry out an orderTRAY
- Gear for the benchROBE
- FracasADO
- Look overPERUSE
- Oscar winner MahershalaALI
- Corp. leader in charge of 35-DownCIO
- Not-so-great depressionDENT
- John of “Being John Malkovich”CUSACK
- Enthusiastic reply to “Wanna try?”WOULDIEVER
- Go slowlyOOZE
- “___ with me?”WHOS
- Many a 4WD rideSUV
- Name on both “The Simpsons” and “South Park”NED
- They cause rolling of the eyes, not rolling in the aislesBADJOKES
- Woos outside one’s league, so to speakDATESUP
- Misleading malwareTROJAN
- It brings the heatSUN
- Place to catch shrimpBAYOU
- Not accidentalONPURPOSE
- Aid in catching shrimpNET
- Had a home-cooked mealATEIN
- Observance once known as Quadragesima (Latin for “fortieth”)LENT
- Harrison, e.g., but not FordWHIG
- Figures, e.g.DATA
- Gets darker, in a wayTANS
- Ones arranging spotsADEXECS
- GallNERVE
- Approximate weight of a liter of waterKILO
- Green splats, on Rotten TomatoesPANS
- [And … it’s gone!]POOF
- FairEXPO
- BemoansRUES
- Format of a digital picJPEG
- Its name is said to mean “people of the mountains”UTAH
- Where squatters may be seenGYMS
- Defeat just barelyNIP
- Word that becomes its own synonym if you change its first letter to “WI”SLY
- 3-D testMRI