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NYT Across Clues
- Afraid of getting shotCAMERASHY
- Send a bunch of messages to, saySPAM
- Sob storiesTALESOFWOE
- Keep in checkCURB
- Slanted writingOPEDCOLUMN
- Creature with a 17-month gestation periodORCA
- EjectTOSS
- “The way I see it …”TOME
- Many P.S.A.T. takers, for shortSOPHS
- That’s a wrap!BOA
- Drew attention toSPOTLIT
- AloofDISTANT
- Something shared by churchgoersPEW
- Layer of dark green eggsEMU
- It gets typedINPUT
- Rapidly cooled, as metalQUENCHED
- One quick to pass judgmentSNOB
- Music style associated with George Clinton, informallyPFUNK
- Put onLADE
- “There is no literature and art without ___”: Thomas PynchonPARANOIA
- Dirty or daily followerDOZEN
- Checker of vitals, for shortEMT
- ___ Lady (Virgin Mary’s title)OUR
- 23andMe serviceDNATEST
- BreatherRESPITE
- Like ChiantiRED
- ClearheadedSOBER
- Works toward one’s passion?ODES
- EffuseGUSH
- AboutINRE
- Character in “All’s Well That Ends Well” and “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”APOSTROPHE
- Viking king of noteOLAV
- NASA’s InSight probe, for oneMARSLANDER
- Org. that rings a bellNYSE
- Acted omnipotentPLAYEDGOD
- Exchange after a lecture, informallyQANDA
- Room just under the roofATTIC
- SweetheartHON
- Base just before home baseTHIRD
- Postponed for later considerationLAIDASIDE
- “You young people go ahead!”IMTOOOLDFORTHIS
- Country between Ecuador and BoliviaPERU
- Part of a tree or a bookLEAF
- Lowest workersPEONS
- G.I.’s IDDOGTAG
- “That’s so funny,” in a textLOL
- Lack in energyHAVENOOOMPH
- Dull, as a finishMATTE
- Begged earnestlyIMPLORED
- Make a goofERR
- Free-___ (like some chickens)RANGE
- Punk offshootEMO
- “Don’t leave this spot”WAITHERE
- Cairo’s landEGYPT
- Force to exit, as a performerBOOOFFSTAGE
- Hosp. trauma centersERS
- Broadway’s ___ O’Neill TheaterEUGENE
- Puppeteer LewisSHARI
- ___ Fein (Irish political party)SINN
- Either side of an airplaneWING
- Traffic reporter’s commentITSAZOOOUTTHERE
- Plant-eating dino with spikes on its backSTEGOSAUR
- Discover almost by chance, as a solutionHITON
- Hoppy brew, for shortIPA
- Helper in an operating roomNURSE
- Another name for O3 (as appropriate to 17-, 25-, 44- and 58-Across?)OZONE
NYT Vertical Clues
- Crime bossCAPO
- Public house optionsALES
- Contents of some childproof containers, for shortMEDS
- “Exit full screen” buttonESC
- Cheer forROOTON
- Financially O.K.AFLOAT
- Like some Olympic racesSWUM
- FolksyHOMESPUN
- Kyoto cashYEN
- SkedaddleSCOOT
- #2 on Rolling Stone’s “100 Greatest Guitar Songs of All Time”PURPLEHAZE
- Pioneer in hydrostaticsARCHIMEDES
- Many an aspiring exec, academicallyMBASTUDENT
- Young ‘unTOT
- PlantedSOWN
- Card holding?BAT
- Something you shouldn’t do around ChristmasPEEK
- Scattering of thingsDISPERSION
- Theoretically, but not actuallyINNAMEONLY
- Supports for some athletesSPORTSBRAS
- Big brassTUBA
- Acting asQUA
- CurdleCLOT
- Something you shouldn’t do around ChristmasPOUT
- Brilliantly colored gemstoneFIREOPAL
- Film ___NOIR
- Stereotypical teller of a groan-worthy jokeDAD
- Black-tieDRESSY
- Company that makes Coffee-mateNESTLE
- Cause of irritationPEEVE
- Cartoon pal of the monkey BootsDORA
- Bit of percussionGONG
- Prom coifUPDO
- Take offSHED
- “I’m with ___”HER
- Product from FenderAMP
- “Sick, dude!”RAD
- Brand of swabsQTIP
- Man’s name related to the name of Islam’s founderAHMED
- Lead-in to glycerinNITRO
- Prolonged dry spellDROUGHT
- “Much ___ About Nothing”ADO
- Assert without proofALLEGE
- Cry of triumphTADA
- SpatTIFF
- Last words before being pronounced husband and wifeIDO
- Not drive by oneself to workCARPOOL
- Cheery greetingHIHO
- Ares : Greek :: ___ : NorseODIN
- Loch ___ monsterNESS
- Patron of sailorsSTELMO
- Kingly name in NorwayOLAV
- ___ Bo (exercise system)TAE
- Make great strides?LOPE
- Highest digits in sudokuNINES
- “Holy cow!,” in a textOMG
- QuarryPREY
- Plant supplying burlap fiberHEMP
- Kitten’s soundMEW
- Spirited horseARAB
- Sextet halvedTRIO
- “i” or “j” topperDOT
- Dictionaries, almanacs, etc., in briefREFS
- Poodle’s soundARF
- Scoundrel, in British slangTOERAG
- What a setting sun dips belowHORIZON
- Urge (on)EGG
- “Who’da thunk it?!”GEEWHIZ
- Professor’s goal, one dayTENURE
- ___ JemimaAUNT
- Mexican president Enrique Peña ___NIETO
- Company in a 2001-02 business scandalENRON
- Enthusiastic assent in MexicoSISI
- Web address starterHTTP
- On the wavesASEA
- Fly highSOAR
- Notes from players who can’t payIOUS
- Bit of inheritance?GENE
- The Buckeyes of the Big Ten, for shortOSU
- However, brieflyTHO