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NYT Across Clues
- Actor HemsworthLIAM
- Where chapeaux goTETES
- Greek house, for shortFRAT
- Rough spots?ACNE
- ___ LodgeECONO
- Top-notchAONE
- Footnote infoPAGE
- See 17-AcrossLOSTLIQUID
- Looks beneath the surface, in a waySNORKELS
- Not real emergenciesDRILLS
- Night school subj.ESL
- 2010 health measure, in briefACA
- John who founded a Fortune 500 companyDEERE
- See 29-AcrossDOASLOWBURN
- Common articleTHE
- Something that’s tailor-madeHEM
- Shooting gameLASERTAG
- Stage name of rapper Sandra DentonPEPA
- Seasoning for un oeufSEL
- Prefix with nauticalAERO
- What may blossom from buds?BROMANCE
- Worker in a chamber: Abbr.SEN
- Oft-repeated wordsSAW
- See 45-AcrossGOUPANDDOWN
- That’s an orderEDICT
- TrailLAG
- German opposite of altNEU
- Pat who played filmdom’s Mr. MiyagiMORITA
- Vented, saySCREAMED
- See 61-AcrossINSEARCHOF
- Bed selectionKING
- Garden crawlerSLUG
- Not yellowBRAVE
- Neighbor of a JayhawkerOKIE
- Tears for Fears, e.g.TYPO
- DisseminatedSOWED
- Have (to)NEED
NYT Vertical Clues
- Ran outLAPSED
- Firm affirmationICANSO
- African country that’s a member of OPECANGOLA
- Dutch artist Jan van der ___MEER
- Verizon, e.g.TELECOM
- Anti-fracking legislation, e.g.ECOLAW
- Part of a tennis serveTOSS
- Sinusitis treater, for shortENT
- Bond producersSOLDERS
- Muslim asceticFAQIR
- Rigged game in “Casablanca”ROULETTE
- Deep blue dyeANIL
- “Bill & ___ Excellent Adventure”TEDS
- Adler in “A Scandal in Bohemia”IRENE
- Popular smoothie ingredientKALE
- TwofoldDUAL
- FraudSHAM
- CensorBLEEP
- Sarcastic laugh syllableHAR
- Freudian subjectEGO
- Cape Town coinRAND
- “Masterpiece” networkPBS
- Slice of historyERA
- BootsPOWERSUP
- Rabbit’s tailSCUT
- Result of stress, maybeAGITA
- One dieting strategyNOCARBS
- Gobbled (up)SNARFED
- Lucky thing to get in Ping-PongEDGE
- NookALCOVE
- Like a live radio announcerONMIKE
- Dog, slangilyWEENIE
- Physically promptedNUDGED
- San ___, Calif.DIEGO
- Waterfall featureMIST
- ExclusivelyONLY
- “Saint Joan” playwrightSHAW
- One-named singer with the 2006 hit “Smack That”AKON
- ___-Magnon manCRO