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NYT Across Clues
- Advice columnist SavageDAN
- Out of tune … or bubblesFLAT
- Saturn or Mercury, onceCAR
- ___ feverCABIN
- Prayer leaderIMAM
- Opening opening?LONGO
- Yeats or KeatsPOET
- Pliocene, e.g.EPOCH
- Something to build onSITE
- Ancient Aegean landIONIA
- The fly in fly-fishing, e.g.LURE
- TurnSPOIL
- Indy film? (1981)RAIDERSOFTHELOSTARK
- Render unnecessaryOBVIATE
- Female deerHINDS
- Classic sci-fi anthology whose first story is titled “Robbie”IROBOT
- Sound from a flockBLEAT
- Road movie? (1950)SUNSETBOULEVARD
- Some M.I.T. grads: Abbr.EES
- BizarreOUTRE
- React to a stubbed toe, maybeYELP
- Confident juggler’s propsEGGS
- Film director’s cryCUT
- Blood work localesLABS
- Sound of reliefAAH
- Cannoli ingredientRICOTTA
- PG movie? (1992)PATRIOTGAMES
- Anthem openingOSAY
- A little bit of workERG
- Brush offSPURN
- Draw outELICIT
- One whose range goes from about F3 to F5, musicallyALTO
- Hilarious folksRIOTS
- World capital with the Gangnam districtSEOUL
- ChallengeDARE
- Hummingbird feeder fillerNECTAR
- BlatantOVERT
- N.Y. engineering sch.RPI
- Actress de Matteo of “Sons of Anarchy”DREA
- Family film? (1972)THEGODFATHER
- Barely contain angerSMOLDER
- ___ glanceATA
- Thor : Thursday :: ___ : WednesdayODIN
- Suffix with heroINE
- Oration stationDAIS
- Cleverly self-referentialMETA
- Social stratumCASTE
- Common 99¢ purchaseAPP
- Dock-udrama? (1954)ONTHEWATERFRONT
- Spendthrift’s oppositeSAVER
- ___ Palace, Indian tourist attractionMYSORE
- Perfectly timedONCUE
- Pilot, e.g.EPISODE
- Short film? (1989)HONEYISHRUNKTHEKIDS
- Where Minos ruledCRETE
- Safe, on boardALEE
- Violet varietyPANSY
- Wait in neutralIDLE
- Jack rabbits, but not rabbitsHARES
- Saturnus or MercuriusDEUS
- Part of a sewing kitSPOOL
- Nair rival, onceNEET
- Not so moving?INERT
- Nile reptileASP
- Its name is derived from the Greek for “I burn”ETNA
- OB/GYNs, e.g.DRS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Wear off?DISROBE
- EasygoingAMIABLE
- HometownersNATIVES
- Toy (with), as an ideaFLIRT
- Least strictLOOSEST
- ___ mundiANNO
- Popular ABC programming block of the ’90sTGIF
- “Perhaps”COULDBE
- Fine sprayAEROSOL
- 66 and others: Abbr.RTES
- One of the BorgiasCESARE
- Rubber-stamp, sayAPPROVE
- Kids use it for textsBOOKBAG
- “Vous êtes ___” (French map notation)ICI
- Grp. with the Vezina TrophyNHL
- Pastels and charcoal, for twoMEDIA
- Swear words?OATHS
- More than enoughPLENTY
- Enjoy some dishes without doing dishes, perhapsEATOUT
- HastenHIE
- ___ Tuesday (Aimee Mann’s band)TIL
- Dot followerORG
- Some ESPN highlights, for shortTDS
- Something often underlined and blueURL
- Half-moon tideNEAP
- ___ the crack of dawnUPAT
- BalderdashUTTERROT
- Trickster of Shoshone mythologyCOYOTE
- Short-legged houndBASSET
- Fuel additive brandSTP
- 17, for an R-rated movieAGELIMIT
- Director AshbyHAL
- Dappled horseROAN
- KeyISLET
- Hidden downsideCATCH
- Man’s name that’s another man’s name backwardARI
- In poor condition, as old machineryRUSTED
- CholerIRE
- ___ about (approximately)ONOR
- Undesirable plane seatMIDDLE
- Often-animated greetingECARD
- Yes or no followerSIREE
- FlubGOOF
- Eye dropTEAR
- New Deal program, in briefTVA
- Co. with brown trucksUPS
- Palindromic titleAGA
- See 118-DownRHO
- Lady of SpainDAMA
- Anti-mob law, for shortRICO
- Baby shower giftONESIE
- Photographer GoldinNAN
- ___ PérignonDOM
- ___ given SundayANY
- “My package arrived!”ITSHERE
- Alcoholic drink consumed in one gulpSHOOTER
- French starsETOILES
- ClenchTENSEUP
- Utah national parkARCHES
- Bit of ranch dressing?STETSON
- Got aroundAVOIDED
- Street vendorPEDDLER
- Radio buttonsPRESETS
- First name of a literary “Papa”ERNEST
- DiminutiveWEE
- Cat’s pajamas?FUR
- Extends a tourREUPS
- Invite to enterASKIN
- Parts of kingdomsPHYLA
- When repeated, a “Seinfeld” expressionYADA
- ScruffNAPE
- Masseur’s targetKNOT
- With 78-Down, Greek letters that together sound like a world capitalCHI
- DashedRAN