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NYT Across Clues
- [Perfection!]CHEFSKISS
- Face to scaleCLIFF
- Some exercise wearYOGAPANTS
- Artist ___ de Toulouse-LautrecHENRI
- What the name “Renée” meansBORNAGAIN
- List of pointersINDEX
- Pull (out)EKE
- Overdrawn account?YARN
- Actress MacDowellANDIE
- Classical music tradition from HindustanRAGA
- “Dear future me …”NOTETOSELF
- Nest egg yieldCHICK
- He’s been called the “Father of Science Fiction”WELLS
- Pastoral soundBAA
- QuartersABODES
- Bit of mayo?DIA
- ScuttledSANK
- TapsFAUCETS
- With some side-eyeASKANCE
- Some transcript omissionsERS
- StripsPARES
- Home to the three highest capital cities in the worldANDES
- March alternativeSITIN
- Big inits. in admissionsETS
- Alternatives to toilet paperBIDETS
- “Can we chat real quick?”GOTASEC
- Nose-crinklingACRID
- They rate very high on the Scoville scaleHABANEROS
- “I got you”SAYNOMORE
- Food truck outputAROMA
- Fictional Harvard Law student played by Reese WitherspoonELLEWOODS
- Favored, with “with”SIDED
- ArtfulSLY
- Like many apartment rentalsNOFEE
- BashFETE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Connection point not seen much anymoreCYBERCAFE
- Establishment where indoor smoking is permittedHOOKAHBAR
- Beyond the paleEGREGIOUS
- Deadly household appliance, according to Korean urban legendFAN
- Sterilize, in a waySPAY
- First female dean of Harvard LawKAGAN
- StraightINAROW
- Wasn’t generousSTINTED
- Digits on a paper card, for shortSSN
- Trousers named for an Asian countryCHINOS
- Gives, as credenceLENDS
- They don’t have a major-label contractINDIEBAND
- Like many jobs in the gig economyFREELANCE
- Make wholeFIX
- Book with scalesATLAS
- Rock group whose name came from letters found on a sewing machineACDC
- ___ Sports Bureau (official 32-Down keepers)ELIAS
- MountebanksFAKES
- Stay quietKEEPITDOWN
- See 25-DownSTATS
- Minimalist styleSANSSERIF
- Polite form of address, abroadSRI
- Blades used in “Kill Bill”KATANAS
- Masked warning?ENGARDE
- Notre Dame settingSEINE
- Follower of an “I’m late” text, in briefETA
- They might be loaded with singlesBASES
- Poker declarationICALL
- DeadpanDRYLY
- Like FalstaffOBESE
- Take the edge off?ERODE
- One might fly close to the sunCOMET
- Printmaker?HOOF
- “No Ordinary Love” singerSADE
- Pastoral soundMOO