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NYT Across Clues
- Its logo has a blue, red, orange, yellow and green “M”GMAIL
- Win every gameSWEEP
- BlitzedSTINKO
- Beethoven’s ThirdEROICA
- Snoopy sort?BEAGLE
- You can scratch with itCUEBALL
- Materials from mollusk shellsNACRES
- Tried to respond, as a “Jeopardy!” contestantRANGIN
- Gave the latest newsUPDATED
- Very short-lived gemstones?EPHEMERALDS
- Nicolas ___, standout player in soccer’s Premier LeaguePEPE
- Drake’s outputRAPS
- Thinly veiled criticism, in modern slangSHADE
- Blow off steam, sayHISS
- Possible fallout of a controversy, informallyBADPR
- RR stopSTA
- Name shouted in “The Chipmunk Song”ALVIN
- TV quiz program about an epic poem?GILGAMESHOW
- Handed a handDEALTIN
- Bully’s threatORELSE
- World view you might open up to?ATLAS
- Suffix with towelETTE
- NoDoz, for onePEPPILL
- Help with the dishesRINSE
- FragmentSHARD
- Look back fondlyREMINISCE
- Disney-owned cable channelESPN
- Ask to be handed a hand?ANTE
- Vereen who won a 1973 Tony for “Pippin”BEN
- Prefix akin to mal-DYS
- Haphazardly organizedINAPILE
- Having four sharps, musicallyINE
- ___ Regal, big name in ScotchCHIVAS
- “And so on and so forth”ETCETC
- ExpectedDUE
- General Motors division until 2010PONTIAC
- Resident: SuffixITE
- One-named singer with the 2019 Song of the Year nominee “Hard Place”HER
- Some “Babe” charactersEWES
- Designer GucciALDO
- Beat box?METRONOME
- A brother of 32-AcrossSIMON
- ZingOOMPH
- “Concentration” puzzlesREBUSES
- ReasonableSANE
- “The Divine Comedy” poetDANTE
- Brand of cologne with a literary nameARAMIS
- Jazzed (up)LIVENED
- Magnificent plan of action?FIRSTRATEGY
- Bone in the legTIBIA
- Key to get outESC
- Maya Angelou’s “And Still ___”IRISE
- Nev. neighborARIZ
- Cloth used in theater backdropsSCRIM
- ___ Defense (classic chess opening)SLAV
- Cozy homeNEST
- Dance celebrating 2010 legislation?OBAMACARENA
- Glad ___ (good news)TIDINGS
- Turn upARRIVE
- One of 17 in MonopolyAVENUE
- Manages, barelyEKESOUT
- BibliophileREADER
- Tightfisted sortsMISERS
- Back up againRESAVE
- Hip-hop’s ___, the CreatorTYLER
- First name in cosmeticsESTEE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Plot lines?GRAPH
- Coffee variety named for a Mideast cityMOCHA
- Emergency situation caused by a terrier?AIREDALERT
- Pre-snowstorm purchaseICEMELT
- Hit with a beam, maybeLASE
- Makes watertightSEALS
- Mascara applicatorsWANDS
- Dozens of them are soldEGGS
- Actor WallachELI
- Friends you may never have metPENPALS
- Salon job named after a comic book hero?SUPERMANENT
- Danson of “The Good Place”TED
- Building girderIBAR
- Actress LyonneNATASHA
- Compulsive thieves, informallyKLEPTOS
- “An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” for oneOLDSAW
- Hydrocarbon suffixesENES
- The thought is thereBRAIN
- Serving of tea, to BritsCUPPA
- River near RotterdamRHINE
- Some lawn maintenance toolsEDGERS
- Who wrote “Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation”BILLNYE
- Recipient of special treatment, in briefVIP
- Very coldGELID
- Klingons, e.g., for shortETS
- What Hypnos is the Greek god ofSLEEP
- ___ Plaines, Ill.DES
- Liquor componentETHANOL
- OverATANEND
- OutdoorOPENAIR
- Part of a glass … or glassesRIM
- Before: Abbr.PREV
- More dangerous to drive on, in a wayICIER
- Metric prefixDECI
- Natural bridgeISTHMUS
- Supporting musician in a jazz bandSIDEMAN
- Guest’s guestPLUSONE
- Family tree wordNEE
- Chin-up target, informallyBICEP
- Leaders of the pack?ACES
- Bitter brew, for shortIPA
- Pounding on a pie topping?HAMMERINGUE
- Cloud ___STORAGE
- Followers of beesCEES
- SpongeBob SquarePants and othersTOONS
- OppositionENEMY
- Entertainment host Ryan, that smart aleck!?WISEACREST
- To witTHATIS
- Belt in judoOBI
- Mustachioed Springfield residentNED
- Baseball’s MelOTT
- One of the Schuyler sisters in “Hamilton”ELIZA
- One sharing a bunk bed, brieflySIB
- AnimosityDISLIKE
- Places to play Skee-BallARCADES
- Turn off and on again, sayRESTART
- With regard toVISAVIS
- Get worse through neglectFESTER
- “Give it ___!”AREST
- Need in BoggleTIMER
- WithstandABIDE
- Dancer with glowsticks, oftenRAVER
- Actress ZellwegerRENEE
- Get accustomed (to)INURE
- Fannie ___ (some securities)MAES
- Charging optionVISA
- Said aloudORAL
- Showed upCAME
- Cyber Monday mo., usuallyNOV
- Daisy Ridley’s “Star Wars” roleREY