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NYT Across Clues
- PerAPIECE
- Per ___DIEM
- Feature on the back of some pajamasFLAP
- Conversation interrupter in a car, at timesGPS
- Cured salmonGRAVLAX
- Jazzy AnitaODAY
- Top-shelfAONE
- Go badROT
- Lists about a port on the Black SeaROYALTASTERS
- Guaranteed to succeedCANTLOSE
- AuspiceOMEN
- Referring to this clue within this clue, e.g.META
- Neighborhoods surrounded by crimeTHEFAREAST
- 1970s-’90s chess championKARPOV
- Fill-inTEMP
- ___ StoreAPP
- Laura of “ER”INNES
- Provide cover for, sayABET
- Fad dance move of 2015DAB
- Blue-green hueTEAL
- Style of Radio City Music Hall, informallyDECO
- Metal pin stuck in parts of sinksDRIVETRAINS
- Figure skater SonjaHENIE
- Shout after seeing GodzillaRUN
- Motorsports vehicleRALLYCAR
- ___ ammoniacSAL
- Good timesBLASTS
- Capital of the world’s happiest country, per a 2017 U.N. surveyOSLO
- QB’s cryHUT
- UnpleasantICKY
- The dark sideYIN
- One of the principal deities in HinduismSHIVA
- Sliding item on a carMOONROOF
- Carne ___ (taco option)ASADA
- ___ Dimas, Calif.SAN
- Flourishes around monsoon eventsBRAINSURGEONS
- Sample-collecting org.EPA
- LushDIPSO
- React to a haymakerSEESTARS
- Slack-jawedAGAPE
- Pot noteIOU
- HeatersGATS
- Major investors in start-up cos.VCS
- Its filling contained lard until 1997OREO
- Dangerous vipersADDERS
- Ka-boom!BAM
- 1972 #1 hit with the lyric “No one’s ever gonna keep me down again”IAMWOMAN
- RegretRUE
- Ranger’s wearBERET
- Fear among underground workersMINDREADERS
- It goes downhillSLED
- First name in 1950s comedyDESI
- Actor John of the “Harold & Kumar” filmsCHO
- Nordstrom competitorSAKS
- Shades of tanECRUS
- “Pimp My Ride” networkMTV
- Curry of the N.B.A.SETH
- Moves, as a plantREPOTS
- Coming up in vetoesNIXONTAPES
- Got 100 onACED
- “I’ll get this done”ONIT
- Licorice-flavored extractANISEOIL
- Crew found inside again and againTHROWINGRICE
- Spy novelist DeightonLEN
- Poet ___ St. Vincent MillayEDNA
- KookYOYO
- “Fawlty Towers” or “The Vicar of Dibley”BRITCOM
- Need a lift?SAG
- Looking upROSY
- And others, for shortETAL
- Gets fresh withSASSES
NYT Vertical Clues
- Nose of a wineAROMA
- Single-___ (like a certain health care system)PAYER
- Does his name ring a bell?IVANPAVLOV
- Pipe jointELL
- “Cool” sortCAT
- Reason to pull an all-nighterEXAM
- Partner of a crossed “t”DOTTEDI
- Creative sortIDEAMAN
- Something pressed against a conchEAR
- Game predecessor of RivenMYST
- Certain spa treatmentFACEPEEL
- Baker’s containerLOAFPAN
- The “I” of “The King and I”ANNA
- ___ dishPETRI
- Bad punsGROANERS
- Song with verses by four or more rappersPOSSECUT
- Mounties’ hatsSTETSONS
- UnderstandGROK
- “Go” precederSET
- Give for a whileLEND
- Hindu exercise systemHATHAYOGA
- “Do as I say!”OBEY
- Climbing plant in the pea familyVETCH
- Broadcaster of many Ken Burns documentariesPBS
- Something to work through with a therapistTRAUMA
- Benghazi nativeLIBYAN
- WasteDROSS
- Actress Phylicia of “Creed”RASHAD
- “Fighting” collegiate teamILLINI
- Stella ___ (beer)ARTOIS
- Another name for DidoELISSA
- Hybrid activewearSKORTS
- Santa ___ windsANA
- Tailor’s measureINSEAM
- See 74-DownCRUST
- Take inABSORB
- Blood type of a “universal donor”ONEGATIVE
- ArdentFERVID
- “Oh heavens!”DEARME
- Take off an invisibility cloakAPPEAR
- Lit a fire underROUSED
- Annual event viewed live by hundreds of millions of people, with “the”OSCARS
- Big stretchesAEONS
- With 57-Down, something filling fillsPIE
- Graceful losers, e.g.GOODSPORTS
- BesmirchSMEAR
- Magazine placesARSENALS
- Don Quixote’s unseen belovedDULCINEA
- Sign with an antlered pictogramDEERXING
- Award won by “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”BESTPLAY
- Speedboat followerWAKE
- ContinuesREMAINS
- Hosts, for shortMCS
- Words of empathyIHEARYA
- “You shouldn’t’ve done that”NOTCOOL
- The Blues Brothers and othersDUOS
- Emulate Snidely WhiplashSNEER
- Hack downHEW
- ChilledONICE
- Costa Ricans, in slangTICOS
- Modern education acronymSTEM
- BrouhahaTODO
- Lid irritantSTYE
- “I call that!”DIBS
- Very inHOT
- Second Amendment org.NRA
- U.S.O. audienceGIS