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NYT Across Clues
- Bottom of a shoeSOLE
- Had onWORE
- Insurance workerAGENT
- Work by a composerOPUS
- Skating leapAXEL
- Outdoor party localePATIO
- Pastime for armchair sports enthusiastsFANTASYBASEBALL
- Corrosive substanceALKALI
- ExxonMobil’s businessOIL
- Toy that goes up slow and comes down fastSLED
- Close, as a jacketBUTTONUP
- What a grocery scanner scans, for shortUPC
- Unidentifiable proteinMYSTERYMEAT
- They’re paid to playPROS
- Grp. that extends from Canada to ChileOAS
- Lustful, informallyRANDY
- Sightseeing on wheelsBUSTOUR
- Finally starts talkingOPENSUP
- Like draft beersONTAP
- “Baby Cobra” comic WongALI
- Christmas seasonYULE
- Holy site in JerusalemWESTERNWALL
- When a plane is due in, in briefETA
- Hair stylist, fancilyCOIFFEUR
- Old Glory, for oneFLAG
- Sch. in Fort WorthTCU
- “The very idea!”INEVER
- Spanish or French, but not GermanROMANCELANGUAGE
- “Tosca” or “Turandot”OPERA
- Opening for a coinSLOT
- Speak to a deaf person, in a waySIGN
- What the start of 17-, 29-, 45- or 61-Across is, in a bookstoreGENRE
- Tickle Me Elmo maker, onceTYCO
- OtherwiseELSE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Living room seatSOFA
- Iridescent gemOPAL
- MeatheadLUNK
- Abbr. before a date on a business shingleESTAB
- Question to a suspected culpritWASITYOU
- Popular acne medicationOXY
- Starts up again, as a computerREBOOTS
- Pal of Jerry on “Seinfeld”ELAINE
- Primate with no tailAPE
- Talks on and onGABS
- And others: Abbr.ETAL
- River on which Cleopatra cruisedNILE
- Couldn’t keep a secretTOLD
- GradALUM
- Shpeak indishtinctlySLUR
- Ruler in pre-Communist RussiaTSAR
- Heap for burningPYRE
- Instruction for a violinistUPBOW
- Dehydrated plumPRUNE
- Things weighed against benefitsCOSTS
- Not just a fewMANY
- Come nextENSUE
- One who’s 18 or olderADULT
- Like an impatient and competitive personalityTYPEA
- “Now!” in the operating roomSTAT
- Intl. group that has no members in Europe or North AmericaOPEC
- Minnesota’s St. ___ CollegeOLAF
- Enter en masse, as a carPILEINTO
- In a terrible wayAWFULLY
- Coll. military programROTC
- Most pleasantNICEST
- Where inhaled air goesLUNG
- Find a second function forREUSE
- Creature that goes “ribbit!”FROG
- Run easilyLOPE
- “You said it, brother!”AMEN
- Actress TeriGARR
- Colorado skiing meccaVAIL
- Objects in an Easter huntEGGS
- Surrealist MagritteRENE
- Scottish negativeNAE
- Member of a D.C. “Squad”AOC