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NYT Across Clues

• Drops the ball big-timeBLOWSIT
• Home to about 60% of the world’s populationASIA
• One with a whistle … who sometimes 1-Across?REF
• Soccer superstar CristianoRONALDO
• Sporty car roof optionTTOP
• Genre of Death Cab for CutieEMO
• Tot’s mountROCKINGHORSE
• Cold War jetMIG
• Cover, as tasksSEETO
• Connecticut Ivy LeaguerELI
• Willy Wonka propCANE
• Practically foreverAEONS
• Jim Beam competitorWILDTURKEY
• GunREV
• Auction actionBID
• Thinks the world ofESTEEMS
• Hard to swallow, in a wayINEDIBLE
• Shake a leg, in ShakespeareHIE
• Chinese poultry dish marinated in wineDRUNKENCHICKEN
• ___-fiSCI
• TormentsHARASSES
• Residents of ancient MinosCRETANS
• PC keyALT
• Windy City rail system, in briefCTA
• 1980 boxing film for which De Niro won Best ActorRAGINGBULL
• Criticize harshlyBLAST
• “Couldn’t agree more!”AMEN
• Name, as a priceASK
• ___ bearKOALA
• Flat refusalsNOS
• They’re always ready for a good time … or a description of 18-, 25-, 35- and 49-Across?PARTYANIMALS
• Tree creature of Middle-earthENT
• Brothers Grimm villainOGRE
• Legislative bodiesSENATES
• Marx’s “___ Kapital”DAS
• Cherry or walnutWOOD
• Recliner featureLEGREST

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NYT Vertical Clues

• Remark from one having cold feet, perhapsBRR
• Bit of unfinished businessLOOSEEND
• Cursory appraisalONCEOVER
• RouseWAKEN
• Pita pocket cuts, e.g.SLITS
• Passport fig.IDNO
• Dress (up), quaintlyTOG
• Island like KiritimatiATOLL
• Jazz piano style played by Fats Waller and Mary Lou WilliamsSTRIDE
• Siri’s platformIOS
• CopyAPE
• Fresh take on a classic, perhapsREMAKE
• Slim Shady, by another nameEMINEM
• Some old-timersFOGEYS
• Eric ___, 1980 Olympic speed skating gold medalistHEIDEN
• Streaming sites?CREEKS
• Cardinals’ home, in statsARI
• Illusionist’s skillWILE
• Part of a casual layered lookTSHIRT
• College city in upstate New YorkUTICA
• Blues legend with a guitar named LucilleBBKING
• Hoffman who played Captain HookDUSTIN
• Early quinoa cultivatorINCAN
• Like chewable calcium, oftenCHALKY
• Place for a concert or lectureHALL
• Get really serious really quicklyESCALATE
• Pitching statistic?NETSALES
• Rode the benchSAT
• Stretched to get a better look, sayCRANED
• ___ Quimby, Beverly Cleary heroineRAMONA
• DischargesEGESTS
• Pizzeria chainSBARRO
• Formal “you,” in SpanishUSTED
• Sound of spring?BOING
• Former L.A. Laker OdomLAMAR
• Banjo spot, in songKNEE
• “Right in the kisser!”POW
• Fourth word in the “Star Wars” prologueAGO
• Communication method in much of the 2021 film “CODA,” for shortASL
• Bygone Mach 1 breaker, in briefSST