NY Times Crossword 4 May 24, Saturday

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Across

Clues	Answers
“Don’t flatter yourself!”	AS IF!
Stays hungry	FASTS
Going full tilt	AT IT
Dehydrated bit in trail mix	BANANA CHIP
Grammy alternative	NANA
Iconic line on 1950s TV	LUCY, I’M HOME
Product release, informally	DROP
___ mode, setting in many modern cars	ECO
Life-changing work?	BIOTECH
R&B singer Lennox	ARI
Late-night stage	REM
Altos might follow this	LOS …
Zac of “Baywatch”	EFRON
Sweets	DEARY
“Please, we don’t need the details”	SPARE US
“That’s just great,” sarcastically	GOTTA LOVE IT
“Our parents will kill us!”	WE ARE SO DEAD!
Grouse	RAISE A STINK
Man of many words?	WEBSTER
Tea variety	ASSAM
Offering from the website Greenvelope	E-VITE
Actor honored in the “celebrity wing” of the W.W.E. Hall of Fame	MR T
Fireside drink, perhaps	NOG
Prefix with gender	CIS-
Concerns for a prospective homebuyer	REPAIRS
“Personally …,” on a post	IMO …
Lead-in to bad news	ALAS …
Hotfooted it	RUN LIKE MAD
McEntire of country	REBA
Puts everything on the table	RISKS IT ALL
Make the cut?	EDIT
Possible cause of an icy glare	SLEET
Singles material, say	CLAY

Down

Clues	Answers
Better fit	ABLER
More than tipsy	SAUCED
Figure that’s not usually discussed	INCOME
Elfin folk	FAY
Where roots are branches	FAMILY TREE
Sound muffled by an elbow, perhaps	ACHOO!
What some do during a night out	SHOTS
One dimension	TIME
Dimension, e.g.	SPEC
Word commonly lowercased in titles	AND
Portrayer of Bunny Lebowski in “The Big Lebowski”	TARA REID
Question from a dealer	IN OR OUT?
Finishing touches?	TAP-INS
Writing tip	NIB
“My word!”	HEAVENS!
Flips out	FREAKS
Like some discriminatory policies	AGEIST
Coffee appliance	ROASTER
Fit (in)	SLOT
Ball handler?	PODIATRIST
Mad rush	TEAR
Something to kick	ASS
Japanese aesthetic that embraces imperfection	WABISABI
Unpopular and then some	REVILED
Words of corporate pandering	WE CARE
Fiend	ANIMAL
Vice President Harris’s family nickname	MOMALA
Minister’s home	MANSE
Poet Rainer Maria ___	RILKE
Devout	GODLY
Puts a round peg in a square hole, say	ERRS
Barn item	PAIL
Word with pole or patrol	SKI
Collected dust	SAT
Ellipsis equivalent, often	ETC