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NYT Across Clues
- Muhammad Ali’s “Me! Whee!,” e.g.POEM
- “S.N.L.” alum HartmanPHIL
- Start off on the wrong foot, maybe?TRIP
- ContaminateINFECT
- What may be in a star’s orbitENTOURAGE
- Throw with powerHURL
- AlleviateSOOTHE
- Sheep’s milk product that’s often gratedPECORINOCHEESE
- Classic name for the land north of EnglandSCOTIA
- Course taken in shorts, oftenPECLASS
- “Ya don’t say!”HUH
- 765-foot-long “water coaster” on Disney cruisesAQUADUCK
- CountertenorALTO
- SWAT team or Navy SEAL group, e.g.ELITESQUAD
- Name that sounds like two letters of the alphabetARI
- Epitome of smoothnessSILK
- “Roots” author HaleyALEX
- Shocker, at timesEEL
- With 44-Across, it goes around every hourBIG
- See 41-AcrossHAND
- Gaming novice, slangilyNOOB
- Secured skates, with “up”LACED
- Float componentSODA
- Act as a blueprint for, as DNA for proteinsENCODE
- Brawled, in the backwoodsRASSLED
- “Howdy, everybody!”HIYALL
- WithstandABIDE
- Fly off the shelvesSELL
- Like bread made from almond flourGLUTENFREE
- “Oh, hell yes!”ABSOFREAKINGLUTELY
- Turn red, sayDYE
- Certain formal dudsTUX
- Nice round number?PAR
- Bollywood megastar Aishwarya ___RAI
- “My dear man”SIR
- Grammy category won multiple times by Kendrick LamarBESTRAPPERFORMANCE
- Racy selfie posted for likes on social media, in modern lingoTHIRSTTRAP
- Not a problemEASY
- Kennel club categoryBREED
- Makeup tableVANITY
- “Dead serious!”IMEANIT
- “And, uh, that about covers it”SOYEAH
- Supporting roleAIDE
- New students at Princeton or Yale in 1969COEDS
- There’s a famous “half” one in Yosemite National ParkDOME
- Vessel protected by HeraARGO
- UninterestingDRY
- Encouraging cryRAH
- BottomBUTT
- Saves, with “away”PUTS
- “Ain’t dead ___!”YET
- They often come to professors with excusesLATEPAPERS
- HoodwinkSCAM
- Get snake eyes, sayROLLATWO
- Lacking experienceRAW
- Aligns, in a wood shopTRUESUP
- Set straightORIENT
- Oscar winner for his role as a Mexican narc in “Traffic”BENICIODELTORO
- Price to pay, informallyDAMAGE
- Major pieceOPUS
- Miniature for a World War II buffMODELTANK
- Were running mates?ELOPED
- Quite a jerkYANK
- Make an appearanceSHOW
- Recess for prayerAPSE
