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NYT Across Clues
- Neighbor of SudanCHAD
- Queen in the “Star Wars” moviesAMIDALA
- BasicsABCS
- Things that people like to have ripped?ABS
- First sentence of a news storyLEDE
- Party animalREVELER
- Comedian who was a regular on “The Steve Allen Show”LOUISNYE
- Sources of lean meatEMUS
- Comparatively strong, like some French wine?STIFFASABORDEAUX
- GrimeFILTH
- “Yo!”HEY
- Went byELAPSED
- FearfulTREPID
- 1998 De Niro thrillerRONIN
- Highway noise barriersBERMS
- One who’s in it but doesn’t win itALSORAN
- Egyptian leader obsessed with his appearance?VANITYPHARAOH
- Certain Lincoln Center soprano?NEWYORKMEZZO
- It may pop on a planeEAR
- Dietary std.RDA
- China’s Chiang ___-shekKAI
- Yes or no followerSIREE
- Light on one’s feetSPRY
- SubmissiveMEEK
- FleetARMADA
- “Totally awesome!”RAD
- Bit of food … or feud?BEEF
- Part of a houseGABLE
- Peach ___MELBA
- ___-fruttiTUTTI
- Buttonhole, e.g.SLIT
- Shooting craps while waiting for one’s train?ROLLINGINTHEDEPOT
- Actress HatcherTERI
- All skin and bonesGAUNT
- “I had a dream, which was not all a dream” poetBYRON
- George Eliot’s “___ Marner”SILAS
- Finely decoratedGILT
- AntagonistFOE
- Much of MongoliaSTEPPE
- Automaker sold by G.M. in 2017OPEL
- TerritoryTURF
- White undercoatGESSO
- Broadbrim, e.g.HAT
- Inits. for getting around the LoopCTA
- Protagonist in David Foster Wallace’s “Infinite Jest”HAL
- Comment from a cook who cools the cheese sauce before serving?IRESTMYQUESO
- Woodwind that’s O.K. to play?KOSHERPICCOLO
- Something that’s free of chargeNEUTRON
- Weapon seen on the Kenyan flagSPEAR
- Big stinksREEKS
- Done, slangilyFINITO
- Units for binge watchersSEASONS
- Actor Patel of “Lion”DEV
- “Don’t ___ me”TEMPT
- Cupid’s catchphrase?LOVEISINTHEARROW
- PartROLE
- Attention hog’s cryLOOKATME
- VigilantONGUARD
- “The Dukes of Hazzard” spinoffENOS
- IntimidateCOW
- One of eight in “The 12 Days of Christmas”MAID
- Egg-shaped Hasbro toys introduced in 1971WEEBLES
- Certain soft drinks, informallyDEWS
NYT Vertical Clues
- Score markingCLEF
- Powerful engine, for shortHEMI
- Nighttime Cartoon Network programming blockADULTSWIM
- Wipe off the mapDESTROY
- Start of MGM’s mottoARS
- Quaint “I believe”METHINKS
- Like Wrigley Field’s wallsIVIED
- BraveDEFY
- Landon who lost in a landslideALF
- Pastoral localeLEA
- Big name in 1980s-’90s TV talkARSENIO
- State capital that’s the setting of “Ironweed”ALBANY
- Betty ___BOOP
- Mean, lowdown sortsCURS
- Court conferenceSIDEBAR
- CNN commentator NavarroANA
- The Cougars of the West Coast Conf.BYU
- Determination in a prenatal examSEX
- Holiday mealSEDER
- Came downALIT
- Long lunch?HERO
- It’s to be expectedPAR
- LeveledRAZED
- Eleven: Fr.ONZE
- Cheesy dishRAREBIT
- Seminal symbol of mass productionMODELT
- LoseSHAKE
- Paul who sang “Lonely Boy”ANKA
- King who said “Nothing will come of nothing”LEAR
- Woman’s name that means “truth”VERA
- DisloyaltyPERFIDY
- Loft fillerHAY
- Director of 1991’s “Mississippi Masala”MIRANAIR
- Genesis brotherSETH
- Early BeatlePETEBEST
- Sam who ran the bar on “Cheers”MALONE
- Unconcerned with right and wrongAMORAL
- Parts of supermarketsDELIS
- With 57-Down, very nearlyALL
- See 55-DownBUT
- Topic at the Kinsey InstituteGSPOT
- 32-ounce purchase at 7-ElevenBIGGULP
- Mining supplyTNT
- FreeRELEASE
- ChasmGULF
- It decreases a QB’s rating: Abbr.INT
- Busy hosp. areasERS
- Best of the bestTIPTOP
- Knee-highs, e.g.SOCKS
- Doesn’t know for a fact, sayFEELS
- ___ bucoOSSO
- Secreted signalPHEROMONE
- El ___PASO
- Cricket rival of HarrowETON
- Material once set afire and put in a catapultTAR
- Grasp, informallyGROK
- Human, typically, diet-wiseOMNIVORE
- Announcement upon a grand arrivalHEREIAM
- Entertainment with camels, maybeICESHOW
- It sank after W.W. IIYEN
- Go cold turkeyQUIT
- SaidUTTERED
- Goaltender Dominik in the Hockey Hall of FameHASEK
- Wrinkle-free, sayIRONED
- Lincoln’s placeCENT
- WildFERAL
- Old movie dogASTA
- ___ ValleySIMI
- Give a beatingDRUB
- Go forcefully (through)PLOW
- 1979 Roman Polanski filmTESS
- Inc. relativeLLC
- Win on “Hollywood Squares”OOO
- “I shall return,” e.g.VOW
- Des Moines-to-Dubuque dir.ENE
- Add yearsAGE
- Sentence fragments: Abbr.WDS