0615-25 NY Times Crossword 15 Jun 25, Sunday

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Across

Clues Answers
“Oh, fiddlesticks!” AW, DARN!
Peace symbol V-SIGN
What a flipping tool! SPATULA
Big, important people, informally HEAVIES
Listless malaise ENNUI
National flowers of India, Vietnam and Egypt LOTUSES
Device used to clear out nasal passages / Final part of a radio countdown NETI POT (I out, and TOP TEN backwards)
Perez of “White Men Can’t Jump” ROSIE
Brunch entrees / Figure with an eponymous fire OMELETS (E out, and ST ELMO backwards)
Paper views? OP-EDS
Laughing hysterically IN STITCHES
Cooling systems, for short ACS
___ Dems (U.K. party, informally) LIB
Product branded as the “coldest drink in town” ICEE
Belafonte hit featured in the movie “Beetlejuice” DAY-O
Five-time world chess champion Viswanathan “Vishy” ___ ANAND
Genetic repositories / Reel Big Fish or Sublime DNA BANKS (N out, and SKA BAND backwards)
Eau zone? MER
Takes advantage of / Decoration painted on many a W.W. II aircraft TRADES ON (I out, and NOSE ART backwards)
It’s a sin GREED
Vince Guaraldi ___, jazz group featured in “A Charlie Brown Christmas” TRIO
Note at work MEMO
Abbr. in lieu of an ellipsis ETC.
Figure who might leave you heart-stricken? EROS
Taipei-based tech company ASUS
Thawb-wearing leaders EMIRS
Hit 1981 German-language film / “What a shame!” DAS BOOT (S out, and TOO BAD backwards)
___ bene NOTA
Women abroad / Wrapped garments SIGNORAS (I out, and SARONGS backwards)
Conference opponent of a Sun Devil UTE
Concocts BREWS
Record label founded by Clive Davis ARISTA
Moist DAMP
Father figure? PADRE
“Love that for you” HOW NICE
Actress Sink of “Stranger Things” SADIE
Introduction to a conclusion ERGO
Headed for disaster DOOMED
No man’s land, maybe? ISLET
Stumble ___ (punny bar name) INN
Offerings from Healthline / Roasting on an open fire, maybe DIET TIPS (I out, and SPITTED backwards)
Up to it ABLE
Pioneer in Modernist poetry / Throne T. S. ELIOT (S out, and TOILET backwards)
Justice Sotomayor SONIA
Head-butts RAMS
Weapon used for touching EPEE
Gate inits. ETD
Turn away DENY
Ragamuffins and Pixie-bobs, for two CATS
Besides, with “from” APART …
Portmanteau drinking hangouts / Marine crustacean BARCADES (D out, and SEA CRAB backwards)
Film studio with a tower logo that beeped out “V for Victory” during W.W. II RKO
Like some bikes / Sunken, as the eyes TEN-SPEED (N out, and DEEP-SET backwards)
In all honesty TRULY
Burst forth SPEW
Mud JAVA
Issa of “American Fiction” RAE
Cry while covering one’s ears, maybe TMI!
Was without peer STOOD ALONE
Social grace CLASS
Comparatively upper-crust, in a way / Wood cutter WASPIER (E out, and RIPSAW backwards)
One addressed as “lord” BARON
Component of a Caesar salad / Captivate ROMAINE (I out, and ENAMOR backwards)
Dessert with a cookie crust OREO PIE
Person I used to be OLD ME
Bankroll SPONSOR
Trait of many healthy dogs WET NOSE
Positive feedback? YESES
How the U.S. has existed since its inception IN DEBT

Down

Clues Answers
“The Governator” AH-NOLD
Reaction to a tearjerker WEEPING
Hand-held snack with dried fruit DATE BAR
Rah-rah AVID
Copies, as from a disc RIPS
Prefix with Confucianism NEO-
Chapter component VERSE
Little twerp SNOT
How a shirt might be put on in a rush … or a hint to this puzzle’s theme INSIDE OUT AND BACKWARDS
One of at least 35 smashed in 1967 alone by the Who’s Pete Townshend GUITAR
Actress Nash of “Never Have I Ever” NIECY
Bluish-black berry SLOE
Small, fuzzy dogs, informally POMS
Took the cake? ATE
University whose name sounds like a kind of highway TULANE
Scenario for a software developer USE CASE
“Guys, we’re better than this!” LET’S NOT!
Donkey ASS
Become established over time, so to speak STICK
Make one’s home in the woods, say NEST
Complete disasters HOT MESSES
Like some pets and pools INDOOR
Zhuzh up ADORN
Donkey grp. DNC
English channel, with “the” THE BEEB
Life form that requires oxygen AEROBE
Japanese paste imparting umami MISO
Send, as money REMIT
Guadalajara girlfriend AMIGA
Bad return policy? RANSOM
Business address abbr. STE
Wrapped garment SARI
Drink from a fountain SODA
Got good DUPED
Company whose logo was designed to resemble the game Pong ATARI
Grasslike marsh plant SEDGE
Pie chart dividers RADII
___ acid AMINO
Totally beat SPENT
Question of authority WHO SAYS SO?
Most in need of salt, say ICIEST
Goes bad ROTS
Fray WEAR
Gets in hot water? STEEPS
Chowed down (on) DINED
Share one’s take OPINE
Smartphone alternative to Wi-Fi LTE
El país de Palma ESPAÑA
Program that debuted a little before “The Tonight Show,” appropriately TODAY
“u crack me up” LMAO
Gap in logic LEAP
Inits. on a food assistance card EBT
Served raw TARTARE
Kit with cymbals DRUM SET
Comics legend Lee STAN
Daring poker action RE-RAISE
Someone who might find Darjeeling appealing TEA SNOB
Like some ties CLIP-ON
Colorful selection at an Irish pub RED ALE
Civil rights activist Medgar EVERS
Parched place DESERT
New Orleans food specialty PO’BOY
Craving JONES
Twice tres SEIS
One of many on Antarctica over 280 million years ago, scientists have discovered TREE
Togo’s capital LOME
“Gimme a break!” C’MON!
Succeed, as a joke LAND
“There are no words” WOW!
Corp. debut IPO
Nail polish brand with a “Wicked”-inspired collection OPI
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