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NYT Across Clues
- Quad digsDORM
- Compact storage unitsPODS
- Concert hall stafferUSHER
- Lenovo competitorACER
- IndividuallyAPOP
- Sign of fireSMOKE
- It resulted in human language division, per GenesisTHETOWEROFBABEL
- “It must have been ___ news day”ASLOW
- Tiny: PrefixNANO
- Like some cheeks in winter airROSY
- All over againANEW
- Exam for future M.B.A.sGMAT
- It’s better than what’s not familiar, in a sayingTHEDEVILYOUKNOW
- Ingredient in a daiquiriRUM
- Second attempt, informallyREDO
- Actress Davis of “A League of Their Own”GEENA
- Baseball Hall-of-Famer SlaughterENOS
- Long guitar partsNECKS
- Duke of ___, title for Prince AndrewYORK
- Wasn’t naturallyACTED
- “If it ___ broke …”AINT
- “Science Guy” BillNYE
- Classic American novel set in France and SpainTHESUNALSORISES
- ScorchSEAR
- Do the butterfly, e.g.SWIM
- Smoothie berryACAI
- Paella baseRICE
- Austrian painter GustavKLIMT
- One examining the starts of 17-, 27- and 48-AcrossTAROTCARDREADER
- Cara of “Fame”IRENE
- Mad Libs promptNOUN
- Reusable bagTOTE
- Mock, in a wayTEASE
- Lyft and SnapchatAPPS
- Ultimatum wordELSE
NYT Vertical Clues
- What your phone uses up when you’re not on Wi-FiDATA
- Adolph ___, creator of the slogan “All the News That’s Fit to Print”OCHS
- Walk lurchinglyREEL
- Squire in “The Wind in the Willows”MRTOAD
- Fox’s footPAW
- Dentist’s orderOPENWIDE
- Nick Jr. explorerDORA
- Like a bed of mossSPONGY
- ___ portUSB
- Device used to open a lock from a distanceSMARTKEY
- BumHOBO
- ___ out a living (barely gets by)EKES
- Depend (on)RELY
- Person with a deedOWNER
- Anxiety about exclusion, per a modern acronymFOMO
- Squared upEVEN
- Summer mo.AUG
- Word that pricks a dog’s earsTREAT
- Gut feelingHUNCH
- Ham it upEMOTE
- Train that doesn’t skip stopsLOCAL
- Highlighter huesNEONS
- How Reubens are served, typicallyONRYE
- Some vigilsWAKES
- Therapy appointmentsSESSIONS
- Was a brown-noserKISSEDUP
- Frosted flakes?SNOW
- Expected, as a babyDUE
- Tot’s three-wheeler, for shortTRIKE
- Pot watcher?NARC
- Grammy-winning GrandeARIANA
- Words from an impatient commuter, perhapsIMLATE
- FeudingATIT
- Part of T.L.C.CARE
- ZoneAREA
- Word before top or circleCROP
- Pop starIDOL
- Citi Field teamMETS
- Leaves home?TREE
- First of three?TEE
- Hosp. V.I.P.sRNS