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NYT Across Clues
- They might be put onACTS
- Singer Grande, informallyARI
- Undercover attire?PJS
- ___ Creole (Caribbean language)HAITIAN
- Drive-___THRU
- Certain urban mapBUSROUTE
- DemoralizeUNNERVE
- Little tyke / Flatter, with “up”PEANUTBELLBUTTER
- Things bachelors might haveDEGREES
- Certain ScandinavianFINN
- “Gimme ___!” (start of a cheer at three Big Ten schools)ANI
- Noted DadaistARP
- ___ Helmer, Ibsen heroineNORA
- Scalpel creationsSLITS
- Relative of a tee-hee / Bit of marginaliaSNICKERHEARTDOODLE
- M.L.K. or R.B.G.: Abbr.INITS
- Stage name of rapper Yasiin BeyMOSDEF
- Forest spiritDRYAD
- Pep / Onesie featureGINGERTREESNAP
- “Sure, I’m game”LETS
- UNICEF address suffixORG
- H.S. subj.ENG
- Words before point or rateATANY
- Ring / Hold, as inhabitantsTOLLANGELHOUSE
- Med school subj.ANAT
- Certain ScandinavianDANE
- “The One I Love” bandREM
- ___ Hall (“The Wind in the Willows” residence)TOAD
- Loud but friendly growlRAWR
- BowARC
- Adjusts the spacing between, as typed lettersKERNS
- No ___ (apartment policy)PETS
- Big name in cast-iron cookwareSTAUB
- Reduce in volume / As newTHINSTARMINT
- It’ll knock you outETHER
- OglerEYER
- Chiwere speakersOTOES
- Christmas ornament, oftenORB
- Modern prefix with medicineTELE
- Becomes less tautSAGS
- Old “Up, up and away” sloganeerTWA
- Mannheim madameFRAU
- FiversABES
- Kind of leaf / Scientist born on Christmas Day in 1642FIGELFNEWTON
- With 111-Down, cholesterol reducerOLEIC
- Musician BrianENO
- Paris’s ___ Saint-LouisILE
- ___ Finch, “ER” doctorCLEO
- Possible result of getting one’s wires crossed / MoolahSHORTCANEBREAD
- Singer/actress ShoreDINAH
- Big blockLOGJAM
- Two-time U.S. Open tennis champion while still a teenSELES
- Breakfast dish / Fruitcake tidbitOATMEALMANRAISIN
- Amasses, with “up”RACKS
- Nuclear medicine unitsRADS
- “___, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus”YES
- ___ culpaMEA
- Trig functionSINE
- Some laundromat machinesCOINOPS
- This puzzle’s images, in two different waysCOOKIECUTTERS
- Physician awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom by G. W. BushDRFAUCI
- Party stapleONIONDIP
- Prefix with spaceAERO
- Chandelier part, oftenCRYSTAL
- ___-moSLO
- Football units: Abbr.YDS
- Hurdle for a J.D. wannabeLSAT
NYT Vertical Clues
- Court sport grp.ATP
- Course preparersCHEFS
- Becoming faintTRAILINGAWAY
- Solarium activitySUNNING
- National dance co.ABT
- It was eliminated from the U.S. in 2004RUBELLA
- Library IDsISBNS
- KittyPOT
- ProjectJUT
- Outback ordersSTEAKS
- Cabinet dept. since 1965HUD
- Come to ___ANEND
- FitINGOODSHAPE
- NightmareTERROR
- “Got it”IREADYOU
- “___ Maria”AVE
- Super Mario Bros. platformNES
- DownfallRUIN
- Dropped the ballERRED
- Remove, as a ribbonUNTIE
- Green shampooPRELL
- Italian thoroughfareSTRADA
- Wishy-washy responseIMAY
- Get, slangilyCOP
- GenuineHEARTFELT
- Filmmaker von TrierLARS
- Little leadEDGE
- Some graffitiSTREETART
- First and reverseGEARS
- Not learnedINNATE
- Proverb-spouting PanzaSANCHO
- Lancaster-to-Scranton dir.NNE
- Citrus hybridTANGELO
- Come to ___TERMS
- Present opening?OMNI
- “Gonna Let It Shine” singerODETTA
- Personal essenceTRUESELF
- Where to go on a trip?RESTAREA
- Not a mysteryKNOWN
- One keeping others up at night, perhapsSNORER
- Something elseTHEBEESKNEES
- Singer GomezSELENA
- Went in a different directionBRANCHEDOUT
- “What’s ___ you?”ITTO
- Pride and prejudice, e.g.TRAITS
- Fix, as a lawnRESOD
- PirateBUCCANEER
- SetGEL
- MushroomSWELL
- Woman in Progressive adsFLO
- Classic dog nameFIDO
- Hip bonesILIA
- What some neighborhoods doGENTRIFY
- More than enoughTOOMANY
- Volts/ampOHMS
- Long-tailed monkeySAI
- Blowout partyBLAST
- Piano performance, possiblyRECITAL
- Some rangesAMANAS
- El ___ (“View of Toledo” painter)GRECO
- ___ Cradle (maritime rescue device)JASONS
- Popular adoption agcy.ASPCA
- “Sign me up!”IMIN
- High-maintenanceNEEDY
- Richard famous for large-scale sculpturesSERRA
- See 89-AcrossACID
- Agcy. fighting epidemicsCDC
- Bobby of the N.H.L.ORR
- Part of R.S.V.P.SIL
- Old-fashioned menorah fillerOIL
- “Kitchy-kitchy-___!”KOO
- RaisesUPS
- Teetotaler’s oppositeSOT