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NYT Across Clues
- PiquancyZEST
- British fellowCHAP
- Treasure holderCHEST
- Pretentious in a painterly wayARTY
- March ___ (Lewis Carroll character)HARE
- RecluseLONER
- Racket handleGRIP
- Letter-shaped bridge supportIBAR
- ExtremelyULTRA
- Food topping used at Abe Lincoln’s birthplace?LOGCABINSYRUP
- Stein fillerALE
- Wash for goldPAN
- DrunkardSOT
- Ambulance lettersEMS
- Dairy product used at the Seven Dwarfs’ dwelling?COTTAGECHEESE
- Lug aroundTOTE
- Tulsa sch.ORU
- Sellout indicatorSRO
- Rant and rageSTORM
- “Good Morning America” networkABC
- Took noticeSATUP
- Old TV’s “The Adventures of ___ Tin Tin”RIN
- Always, in poemsEER
- Vegetable whose name is also slang for “money”KALE
- Turkey stuffing used at the Ewings’ Southfork?RANCHDRESSING
- Michael of “S.N.L.”CHE
- Calendar blockDAY
- Zoom or TikTokAPP
- ___ Palmas, city in the Canary IslandsLAS
- Spreads using 20-, 28- and 48-Across?HOMEMADEMEALS
- Jumper cable connectionANODE
- “Make it ___”RAIN
- Big lugsAPES
- Candidate for a Booker PrizeNOVEL
- Helper: Abbr.ASST
- Capital of LatviaRIGA
- Lead-in to line or setterTREND
- Does as the sun does in the eveningSETS
- Kentucky’s Fort ___KNOX
NYT Vertical Clues
- Evasive maneuverZAG
- Slip upERR
- Shoe named after a daggerSTILETTO
- Slip-up in writingTYPO
- Where Michelle Obama was bornCHICAGO
- Dance named after Cuba’s capitalHABANERA
- Prized mountARAB
- Come to an endPERISH
- Groups of grapes, e.g.CLUSTERS
- Word in many cathedral namesHOLY
- Main courseENTREE
- Injection at a hospitalSERUM
- PitfallsTRAPS
- 4.0 for a valedictorian, maybeGPA
- RejectionsNOES
- ___ of the ApostlesACTS
- Heist haulLOOT
- Earth, in science fictionTERRA
- Raised to the third powerCUBED
- Enjoys a long, hot bath, saySOAKS
- Vulcan’s telepathic linkMINDMELD
- Pottery makerCERAMIST
- Bad situation for an airplaneTAILSPIN
- Wrist/elbow connectorULNA
- Clothes holders on a clotheslinePEGS
- March Madness org.NCAA
- Expresses sorrow for one’s wrongdoingREPENTS
- JettisonREMOVE
- Mythical Greek monstersHYDRAS
- Destination for a rest cureSPA
- “U.S.A.! U.S.A.!,” e.g.CHANT
- Being named valedictorian, for oneHONOR
- Heaven on earthEDEN
- SimplicityEASE
- FrolicLARK
- Narcissist’s flawEGO
- Instrument in most jazz combosSAX