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NYT Across Clues

• “Meet the ___” (baseball fight song)METS
• Pertaining to any of five Italian popesSISTINE
• Small rodentGERBIL
• To be, in FranceETRE
• ___ Jay Hawkins, rock pioneer who wrote “I Put a Spell on You”SCREAMIN
• Hardly a team player?SOLOIST
• Nickname for 114-Across coined by John SteinbeckTHEMOTHERROAD
• Large rodentsMARMOTS
• Corpse ___ No. 2 (morning-after cocktail)REVIVER
• German surname partVON
• One of the GuccisPAOLO
• At the topELITE
• Skip or dropOMIT
• Down-to-earthFOLKSY
• CoolHIP
• Opposite of a breezeORDEAL
• Instruction for some Thanksgiving cookingBASTE
• “Downton Abbey” countessCORA
• Colorful natural attraction along 114-AcrossPAINTEDDESERT
• An awful state to live inSQUALOR
• Twitch user, perhapsSTREAMER
• Spanish : -ando or -iendo :: English : ___ING
• Attempt to grasp, as a complicated situationUNPACK
• Car-pooling inits.HOV
• Cuisine that includes gochujang pasteKOREAN
• “Go ahead and ask”OKSHOOT
• Pastis flavorerANISE
• Peridot, for oneGEM
• Smart, sayHURT
• Bad stat for a QB: Abbr.INT
• LeftWENT
• Tall, curved attraction along 114-AcrossGATEWAYARCH
• Gear for gondoliersOARS
• Trafficker trackers, for shortDEA
• LegendICON
• Animal in the genus BosYAK
• Following alongINTOW
• Roux ingredient?SILENTX
• B3, nutritionallyNIACIN
• Beverage with a “New England” varietyIPA
• Gone to press?PUSHED
• Booked itRAN
• Phrase one might yell at the screen during a horror filmDONTDOIT
• What roots are, to powersINVERSE
• Graffitied artistic attraction along 114-AcrossCADILLACRANCH
• Summers in la citéETES
• ___ Austin, Biden’s secretary of defenseLLOYD
• BugsEATSAT
• Jazz bassist Carter, who has appeared on more than 2,200 recordingsRON
• Being treated, in a wayONMEDS
• A whole can of worms?BAIT
• Mamas’ mamasNANAS
• BugPEEVE
• Bad reviewPAN
• Component of lacquer thinnerACETONE
• More far outCRAZIER
• Theme of this puzzle, which winds its way nearly 2,500 miles through all the shaded squares hereinROUTESIXTYSIX
• Wishy-washy responseDEPENDS
• CaptivateENTHRALL
• The Panthers of the N.C.A.A., familiarlyPITT
• Art in the Television Hall of FameCARNEY
• Dislikes and then someDETESTS
• Things sometimes named after presidentsERAS

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NYT Vertical Clues

• One of 50,460 in the ChunnelMETRE
• Actress Barrymore, great-aunt of DrewETHEL
• Famed fountain of RomeTREVI
• Half step, in musicSEMITONE
• Character seen on a keyboardSCHROEDER
• BileIRE
• ObsequiousSERVILE
• Sun deck?TAROT
• “That’s my cue!”IMON
• Actress LongNIA
• Component of a bridge trussENDPOST
• Positive results of some strikesGOALS
• TV 6-year-old who attends Little Dipper SchoolELROY
• Lead-in to “com”ROM
• Bit of writing on Twitter or TinderBIO
• Natural conclusion?IST
• Some mil. officersLTS
• Abbr. on many streets in QuebecSTE
• “Holy ___!”SMOKES
• PassOVERTAKE
• Not mainstream, for shortALT
• Sierra ___MADRE
• 1990s film with a famous wood chipper sceneFARGO
• Word with a wave in OaxacaHOLA
• Classic CamaroIROC
• Grant ___, northeast terminus of 114-AcrossPARK
• Kind of tapeDEMO
• $100 bill, slangilyBEN
• Underwriting?CAPTION
• “What malarkey!”PSHAW
• Paid penanceATONED
• Site of a U.C. in the O.C.IRVINE
• Muscle-bone connectorSINEW
• Verb in Poe’s “The Raven”QUOTH
• Trece menos doceUNO
• Many a Hollywood workerAGENT
• Brownish-yellow hueKHAKI
• Big ___SUR
• Monogram in the 2016 presidential electionHRC
• Puts awaySTASHES
• Suffragist and abolitionist Abby ___ AlcottMAY
• Georgia, e.g.NATION
• One of two circling the earthTROPIC
• Decorates deceptivelyGILDS
• High part of a deckACE
• Bon ___ (fashionable world)TON
• One-named New Age musicianYANNI
• Mower’s trailSWATH
• Means of electronic communication with restricted accessINTRANET
• Ending with cash or frontIER
• Self images?XRAYS
• Stevenson of 1950s politicsADLAI
• They may be ridden to victoryCOATTAILS
• Some co. name endingsINCS
• Santa Monica ___, southwest terminus of 114-AcrossPIER
• Golden rule prepositionUNTO
• Speed skater Kramer with nine Olympic medalsSVEN
• Stir inADD
• String or integer, in programmingDATATYPE
• Brand with a bull in its logoELMERS
• Critical warningCODERED
• Some scores in horseshoesLEANERS
• “My Name Is Asher ___”LEV
• Offer one’s two centsOPINE
• DeprivedNEEDY
• You usually do this lying down by yourselfBATHE
• Naval “Negative”NOSIR
• Singer O’DayANITA
• Bad messages to send to the wrong personSEXTS
• Tap-in, e.g.PUTT
• 140, in old RomeCXL
• Covid Data Tracker org.CDC
• New Deal power agcy.REA
• Fools are often seen at its start: Abbr.APR
• Peaceful, informallyZEN
• Partner of onlyONE
• Posed for a portraitSAT