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NYT Across Clues
- Gambling spot?PIP
- ChapGENT
- Addis ___ABABA
- Pro responseYEA
- Bit of chicaneryJAPE
- ___ water (healthful drink)ALOE
- Totally uncoolNOTOK
- Rock’s Jethro ___TULL
- “You’re gonna love this, I promise!”ITLLBEFUN
- Urban area typically with the tallest buildingsINNERCIRCLE
- Rocky road topping?GRAVEL
- Length for a pregnancyTERM
- Moneymaking ventureGIG
- LeBron James became one in 2018LAKER
- That’s the spirit!GENIE
- Highway network that famously has sections without a speed limitAUTOBAHN
- Service recipientCLIENT
- An oceanLOTS
- Device dusted off to watch old home movies, maybeVCR
- Flat-topped French hatKEPI
- Ante alternativeBLIND
- Musician BrianENO
- Public court proceedingOPENHEART
- Many a bad Yelp reviewRANT
- Luxuriate (in)BASK
- They’re not sciencesARTS
- ___ Cannon, creator of the “Pitch Perfect” film seriesKAY
- Fish sticks?RODS
- Strength of characterGRIT
- “Me!”IAM
- Compliment to a French chefCESTSIBON
- CrackerjackWHIZBANG
- Slack-jawedAGAPE
- Automotive successor of the Bel AirIMPALA
- Proudly embody, informallyREP
- What you’re on when you’re making progressRIGHTTRIANGLE
- Product sold on a rack, informallyMAG
- “Them’s fightin’ words!”ITSWAR
- Set one’s sightsAIMED
- Welcome center handoutsAREAMAPS
- Free of flaws, as a reputationSTAINLESS
- DiFranco of folkANI
- Sewer in American historyROSS
- Hamlet’s cousinTOWN
- Music genre prefixALT
- Ideal engine soundPURR
- Duel personalities?FOES
- Like some memesDANK
- Major concern for a meteorologistSUPERSTAR
- The Bruins, on scoreboardsBOS
- Contents of a household boxFUSES
- Pasta whose name means “barley” in ItalianORZO
- Startled screamEEK
- WeightHEFT
- Goes from one thing to anotherMORPHS
- Purchase option for a dedicated fanPREORDER
- Like dumbbellsDENSE
- Like Roma tomatoesOVATE
- Something that may be sold by the yardALE
- The Nature Conservancy and World Wildlife Fund, e.g., in briefNGOS
- Hate, hate, hateLOATHE
- Certain juicing needLEMONSQUARE
- Residential construction projectPAVEDROAD
- Deep shot, in hoopsTREY
- WeirdOUTRE
- Brother of Logan Roy on “Succession”EWAN
- Has a mealSUPS
- Urban grid: Abbr.STS
- Tennis champ ___ OsakaNAOMI
- Figs. first issued in 1936SSNS
- Summer on the RivieraETE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Subscription platform for online content creatorsPATREON
- “That is my intention”IPLANTO
- Where the ilium and ischium arePELVIS
- Inhabitant of Ireland or ScotlandGAEL
- Holiday helperELF
- Sign that you can’t go back now?NOUTURN
- Philosophical pillarTENET
- ___ Arbor, Mich.ANN
- Deep inhalation to get highBONGHIT
- Ordered delivery, perhapsATEIN
- Hive mind of “Star Trek: TNG,” with “the”BORG
- National Dog Show org.AKC
- ___ someone’s yum (criticized a person’s tastes, slangily)YUCKED
- Discovery astronaut OchoaELLEN
- With itALERT
- Shake a littleJIGGLE
- Amtrak bookingTRAINTRIP
- Worker with waxBEE
- “Oof, what a day!”IMBEAT
- Run-D.M.C.’s “You Be ___”ILLIN
- Longtime co-host of the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day ParadeROKER
- Good Texas hold ’em handACEKING
- Auto loan figs.APRS
- Bit of roofing in Spanish-style architectureCLAYTILE
- Biden and Harris, notably, in briefVPS
- Underwire undergarmentsBRAS
- Muffin makeup, maybeOATBRAN
- Over-emoterHAM
- Trade, informallyBIZ
- Star N.F.L. wide receiver AllenKEENAN
- First family from IllinoisOBAMAS
- Exercise in a swimming poolDOLAPS
- GrabsSNAGS
- “___ Life” (1981 Rick James single)GHETTO
- Tool for cutting wood along the grainRIPSAW
- ScandalizedAGHAST
- Pro who gets many return customers?CPA
- Bad makeup artistSMEARER
- Spot for a bandWRIST
- High waysAIRLANES
- Early stop at a casino, maybeATM
- Univ. senior’s hurdleGRE
- FundingAID
- “___ but a scratch”: oft-quoted Monty Python lineTIS
- Con artistGRIFTER
- Chattering plastic teeth, for oneWINDUPTOY
- Rapper ___ DefMOS
- Group with lodgesELKS
- Part of E.T.A.: Abbr.ARR
- 100%PURE
- Allow for more high-density housing and mixed-use development, in urban planning lingoUPZONE
- Company shake-up, for shortREORG
- Symbol of sturdinessOAK
- PallidASHEN
- Problem for a pitcherSOREARM
- They have their ups and downsSEESAWS
- With 86-Down, very upset … like the answers to five of this puzzle’s clues?BENTOUT
- See 85-DownOFSHAPE
- Grand mountsSTEEDS
- They go around at museumsFRAMES
- Coffin carrierHEARSE
- Drops down?MOLTS
- In no way hiddenOVERT
- It has only one-sixth of the mass of Earth’s moonPLUTO
- GoobersDOPES
- Pentagon inits.DOD
- Cousin of turquoiseAQUA
- Part of the eye that focuses light onto the retinaLENS
- Momma’s boySON
- Big name in outdoor gearREI
- Jones of CNNVAN
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