NY Times Crossword 14 Dec 22, Wednesday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Word with straw or exit	… POLL
Kept in the loop, in a way	CC’ED
Org. originally founded to protect carriage horses	SPCA
Oregon-based shoe company	AVIA
Ring light?	HALO
Broken up	APART
Atingle, maybe	NUMB
Gaelic language	ERSE
The hate in hate mail	VENOM
Name in price lists?	ELI
Larson who won Best Actress for 2015’s “Room”	BRIE
___ Heights	GOLAN
Instruct for a new job, say	RETRAIN
Unfashionable unisex hairstyle	BOWL CUT
Burros	ASSES
Black-tie affairs	GALAS
Projection from the fashionably late	ETA
Short life?	BIO
Groove	RUT
Fresh talk	SASS
Fortunate circumstances … or a punny hint to the shaded letters	LUCKY BREAKS
Some tap offerings, in brief	IPAS
Susan of “L.A. Law”	DEY
Cousin of a cassowary	EMU
Like some of the mil.	NAV
Actress Thompson of “Sorry to Bother You”	TESSA
Super-super-	ULTRA
John who wrote “The Pelican Brief”	GRISHAM
More up-and-down, as a relationship	ROCKIER
Up	ASTIR
Guitarist’s accessory	PICK
Surveillance org.	NSA
Really hate	ABHOR
Short meeting?	SESH
French breakfast item that sounds like a response to a gut punch	OEUF
A little of this, a little of that	BLEND
One who may need credentials	USER
Avatar of Vishnu	RAMA
Give up	CEDE
A moose has a big one	NOSE
“Less Than Zero” writer ___ Easton Ellis	BRET

Down

Clues	Answers
Big bakery/cafe chain	PANERA
Seeds-to-be	OVULES
Caps	LIMITS
Place to conduct forensics	LAB
French beloved	CHERI
What sharing is, per a rhyming expression	CARING
Otherwise	ELSE
Mommie deer-est?	DOE
Something you need to do to solve crosswords	SPELL
Universal solutions	PANACEAS
Pastries with a portmanteau name	CRONUTS
Where bills get passed, for short	ATM
Swears	AVOWS
Meat-and-potatoes	BASIC
Colonel Sanders feature	GOATEE
“U R A Q-T!,” e.g.	REBUS
“It was all a ___”	BLUR
Some Ph.D. students	TAS
Fast-food chain with a cowboy hat in its logo	ARBY’S
“Whatever you say, hon”	OK, DEAR
Move furtively	SKULK
Showered, as with gifts	LAVISHED
Quaint response of agreement	YES’M
“Duck ___” (classic Warner Bros. cartoon short)	AMUCK
Gerund suffix	-ING
Bit of preachy prose	PARABLE
Left base?	THIRD
Emerges	ARISES
Lack of musical skill	TIN EAR
Take up again	RESUME
Oslo Accords figure	ARAFAT
Gem	STONE
Earthy hue	OCHRE
Philippine currency	PESO
Start of a kindergarten ditty	ABC
Good picnic forecast	SUN
56-Down, e.g.	ORB