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NYT Across Clues
- Currency of ThailandBAHT
- KissBUSS
- U.S. city just south of Timpanogos Cave National MonumentOREM
- MinusSANS
- Something to shoot forIDEAL
- One who hasn’t turned pro?ANTI
- Strong adhesiveEPOXY
- Indiana governor HolcombERIC
- She debuted on March 9, 1959, in a black-and-white striped swimsuitBARBIEDOLL
- Virtual pet simulation game that won an Ig Nobel prize for its Japanese creatorsTAMAGOTCHI
- [Grrr!]IMSOMAD
- Glenn Miller classicINTHEMOOD
- Purchases on 14 de febreroROSAS
- Major talent grp. representing athletes and entertainersCAA
- OutpouringsSPATES
- Overplays, with “up”HAMS
- Toy that was originally called “L’Écran Magique” (“The Magic Screen”)ETCHASKETCH
- “Lost ___ is never found again”: Benjamin FranklinTIME
- Natl. Humor MonthAPR
- Mild, light-colored cigarCLARO
- Things found in wandering souls?AEIOU
- Rhodes of the Rhodes scholarshipCECIL
- Photo finishesSEPIAS
- U.S./U.K. divider: Abbr.ATL
- Loyally followingTRUETO
- Flag carrier with an alphabetically ordered nameKLM
- TrimADORN
- Game that got a big boost when Johnny Carson demonstrated it with Eva Gabor on “The Tonight Show”TWISTER
- Showy shrubAZALEA
- SchleppedTOTED
- City in north-central FloridaOCALA
- Writer Arthur Conan ___DOYLE
- UmpteenMANY
- Day to play with new toysCHRISTMAS
- Food ___ (Thanksgiving feeling)COMA
- Like subway walls, oftenTILED
- Final authoritySAYSO
- William ___, founder of Investor’s Business DailyONEIL
- ___ area, part of the brain linked to speech productionBROCAS
- Toy that was derived from a wallpaper cleanerPLAYDOH
- “I’m here to help”USEME
- Contented sighAAH
- Phillies div.NLEAST
- ___ treatmentSPA
- Harlem attraction, with “the”APOLLO
- Golf great SamSNEAD
- Place for torn-off wrapping paperTRASH
- CombinedINONE
- Most common day to call in sick: Abbr.MON
- Right awaySTAT
- Toy with 18 spoken phrases, including “I love you” and “May I have a cookie?”CHATTYCATHY
- Investment firm T. ___ PriceROWE
- A halogen-containing saltIODATE
- ___-Locka, Fla.OPA
- “My luck has to change at some point”IMDUE
- Politician parodied by Dana Carvey on 1990s “S.N.L.”ROSSPEROT
- Performed a Latin ballroom danceSAMBAED
- Puzzle toy solved in a record 3.47 seconds in 2018RUBIKSCUBE
- Toy that astronauts brought to space to secure tools in zero gravitySILLYPUTTY
- Goes offERRS
- GranniesNANAS
- Not on solid ground, sayASEA
- Piece in the game goSTONE
- Strong criticismFLAK
- ChichiARTY
- Spring eventTHAW
- Rigging poleSPAR
NYT Vertical Clues
- Longest-serving Israeli prime minister, familiarlyBIBI
- Driver around HollywoodADAM
- “And, touching ___, make blessed my rude hand”: RomeoHERS
- Small snare drumsTABORS
- Inaccurate informationBADDATA
- Game with red and yellow cardsUNO
- 1904 World’s Fair city: Abbr.STL
- Flint is a form of itSILICA
- MoonfishOPAH
- Sacking site in A.D. 410ROME
- Physical, e.g.EXAM
- “Holy cow!”MYGOSH
- Appointment that may be hard to changeSETDATE
- CurveARC
- Dr. Fauci’s agcy.NIH
- Poli ___SCI
- Premiere arrivalLIMO
- Classic comics teen with good mannersETTAKETT
- They can elevate artEASELS
- Alley ___OOP
- Org. with boostersNASA
- The beginning, in an idiomSCRATCH
- By the end of 1996, one million of this toy was sold in a shopping frenzyTICKLEMEELMO
- “South Pacific” heroEMILE
- 2014 film directed by Ava DuVernaySELMA
- Goes afterHASAT
- Simian worldAPEDOM
- First toy to be advertised on TVMRPOTATOHEAD
- Open hostilitiesHOTWAR
- St. Patrick’s homeEIRE
- See the sightsTOUR
- Feed lines toCUE
- Its box once read “A sweet little game for sweet little folks”CANDYLAND
- Toy that sold more cars in America in 1991 than the Honda Accord or Ford TaurusCOZYCOUPE
- Promoting peaceIRENIC
- Actress Taylor of “Mystic Pizza”LILI
- “That was Zen, this is ___” (philosophy pun)TAO
- SmartSASSY
- “The Tempest” kingALONSO
- Cleanliness fixation, e.g., in briefOCD
- Brit. military awardDSO
- Little bitsTADS
- Reason for glassesMYOPIA
- Singer with a self-titled #1 album in 2002ASHANTI
- Be less than ambitiousAIMLOW
- Subj. for some aspiring bilingualsESL
- Sierra ___LEONE
- Operatic villains, oftenBASSI
- TotaledRANTO
- Legal assistant, brieflyPARA
- Future J.D.’s hurdleLSAT
- Not just available onlineATSTORES
- Biblical endingETH
- SoonANYDAY
- With some downsideATARISK
- Shot from a docHYPO
- Statement of resistanceOHMSLAW
- Big name in small planesCESSNA
- Took care of a tabby, sayCATSAT
- CountersREBUTS
- Tik___ (app)TOK
- Ballpark figuresUMPS
- Lasting impressionSCAR
- Give up (on)PUNT
- Shopping site with a “Toys” sectionEBAY
- StraddlingATOP
- Sight from the Sicilian town of TaorminaETNA
- Textile workerDYER
- One whistling while working in the Garden?REF
- Address with dotsURL
- Swimsuit partBRA
- Suffix suggested by the wiggling of one’s handISH
- Calf-eteria?LEA