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NYT Across Clues
- Research subject for which Bohr won a Physics NobelATOM
- Grimm accountTALE
- Musical medleyMASHUP
- Like cranberriesTART
- Protagonist of Colson Whitehead’s “The Underground Railroad”CORA
- Big-timeALOT
- Tarot deck groupingARCANA
- Trash day reminder, maybeODOR
- Side hustle for a hairstylist?LOCKSMITH
- Rodent-catching felineMOUSER
- Maker of Regenerist productsOLAY
- OustUNSEAT
- French auto pioneer LouisRENAULT
- Dan Conner and Danny Tanner, e.g.TVDADS
- [Blown kiss]MWAH
- Side hustle for a veterinarian?LABSPECIALIST
- Manage OKCOPE
- Dangerous crowdMOB
- Try to lighten up, perhaps?DIET
- New York Cosmos star of the ’70sPELE
- Metal preciosoORO
- Polite rejectionNOSIR
- National gemstone of MexicoFIREOPAL
- Side hustle for a therapist?BAGGAGEHANDLER
- “A Confederacy of Dunces” authorTOOLE
- Shed, with “off”SLOUGH
- Many a Sharon Olds poemODE
- Leaf-to-branch anglesAXILS
- It may be glossed overLIP
- TurnedSLUED
- Its fleece is hypoallergenicALPACA
- Part of a gigBYTE
- Side hustle for an anesthesiologist?OUTPATIENTCOORDINATOR
- Leon who wrote “Battle Cry”URIS
- Avid bird-watcher, sayTOMCAT
- URL dividerSLASH
- “Mr. Mayor” airerNBC
- First stroke of the dayONEAM
- Holy ones: Abbr.STS
- Spanish city north of LeónOVIEDO
- EncrustedCAKED
- Side hustle for a carpenter?NAILTECHNICIAN
- NettedENSNARED
- Give an addressORATE
- Home in the mudSTY
- Christmas purchaseTREE
- Like AthenaWISE
- Moving ___VAN
- Record label for Otis Redding and Big StarSTAX
- Side hustle for a marriage counselor?CIVILENGINEER
- Small sweater?PORE
- Cold-weather jacketANORAK
- Person with lots to showREALTOR
- Kind of licensePOETIC
- Museum that awards the Turner PrizeTATE
- “Oh yeah? Watch me!”ICANSO
- Side hustle for a drill instructor?BASECOACH
- Tech tutorials siteCNET
- Sub groups?NAVIES
- Set of showbiz awards, in briefEGOT
- Hightail itFLEE
- Actress and inventor LamarrHEDY
- Where the tradition of shaking hands as a greeting originatedGREECE
- Clinches, with “up”SEWS
- Show off at the gymFLEX
NYT Vertical Clues
- “Because freedom can’t protect itself” org.ACLU
- Animated figureTOON
- Evil creatures in 7-DownORCS
- Defiant retortMAKEME
- Large orchestral gongTAMTAM
- Mahershala of “Moonlight”ALI
- Frodo’s film franchise, familiarlyLOTR
- Blues great WatersETHEL
- One with a nesting instinctMAMABIRD
- InflameAROUSE
- ShapeSCULPT
- Something made in a hurryHASTE
- A in French classUNE
- One getting down, so to speakPARTIER
- Cheery “Ciao!”TOODLEOO
- Two-time opponent of DwightADLAI
- Map linesROADS
- Guilt-producing meeting, perhapsTRYST
- MaximSAW
- Nobel-winning author GordimerNADINE
- Park supervisor?VALET
- RefineHONE
- Economic stat.CPI
- Male swansCOBS
- Like one Freudian fixationORAL
- Bouncy toysPOGOSTICKS
- Thrift-store fashion, informallyBOHO
- BlueSAD
- Order memberFRIAR
- Hindu, for onePOLYTHEIST
- Justice beginning in 2006ALITO
- New Testament miracle recipientLEPER
- “Uh-oh” soundsGULPS
- ___ frescaAGUA
- Its etymology may derive from the diminutive of “borough” in ItalianGHETTO
- “Mission: Impossible” theme composer SchifrinLALO
- Convention center eventEXPO
- Some HDTVsLCDS
- 1979 Commodores hit with the lyric “Good times never felt so good”SAILON
- Singer CelineDION
- One of two in “Hamilton”ACT
- Aggressively mainstream, in slangBASIC
- Unit of preventionOUNCE
- ___ legendURBAN
- Revise, as textEMEND
- Org. with Divisions I-IIINCAA
- Suspense novelist HoagTAMI
- Pandora native in “Avatar”NAVI
- Side of a blockSTREET
- Word after high or weakTEA
- Classic skit comedy showSCTV
- Sole ingredient in some cookies?DATA
- Rock with colorful bandsONYX
- Sum totalENTIRETY
- “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” vampireDARLA
- Like a bad outcome for allLOSELOSE
- Great dealHEAP
- Causing quite a stinkREEKING
- Opposite of mornEEN
- FrankWIENIE
- “Hold on …”INASEC
- Hotel room restrictionNOPETS
- Drive to the station, saySEEOFF
- Come down withCATCH
- NonsensicalINANE
- Checked a box, maybeVOTED
- Accent ___GRAVE
- Wizards’ wearROBES
- Giant bird of Arabian mythROC
- Blow a fuseRAGE
- Starbucks sizeTALL
- Slurpee relativeICEE
- Party mix ingredientCHEX
- Big game show prizeCAR
- ScatterSOW