NY Times Crossword 10 Apr 21, Saturday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Marketing metric	AD SALES
Utter rot	TWADDLE
How Dickens describes Marley in “A Christmas Carol”	DEAD AS A DOORNAIL
Friend from way back	OLD ACQUAINTANCE
“In case you forgot …,” e.g.	NUDGE
Supersmooth	SILKY
Spiced quaff	NOG
Like some threats	IDLE
Set shots?	TAKES
Actress Ferrell of “White Men Can’t Jump”	TYRA
“The thing about that is …”	SEE …
“Heavens to Murgatroyd!”	MY GOD!
Figure to the left of Clinton in a famous 1993 photo-op handshake	RABIN
Harry and Lloyd’s road trip destination in “Dumb and Dumber”	ASPEN
Boil down	DECOCT
Chopin composed three collections of them	ETUDES
Scotch fillet, by another name	RIB EYE
Salon offering	DYE JOB
It may be sprinkled with sprinkles	DONUT
Uncle ___	REMUS
Matchmaking targets?	SOCKS
Go nowhere	SIT
Actor/comedian Mike	EPPS
Refuses to go along	BALKS
Casual, dismissive response	UH, NO
Trouble	AIL
___ Brothers (pop trio)	JONAS
“Träskor” in Sweden and “geta” in Japan, to name two	CLOGS
The bare essentials, so to speak	MEAT AND POTATOES
Election plot twist	OCTOBER SURPRISE
Must	NEEDS TO
Letters have them	TENANTS

Down

Clues	Answers
Hunk	ADONIS
Hoodwink	DELUDE
Prepare to ride, with “up”	SADDLE …
“Opposites attract,” for one	ADAGE
Tie up	LACE
Abbr. on a law firm’s letterhead	ESQ
Hot links, say	SAUSAGES
Put in work	TOILED
Detail-oriented sorts	WONKS
Affected, in a way	ARTY
Cellular data plan?	DNA
Classic ballad set to the tune of “Londonderry Air”	DANNY BOY
What fennel tastes like	LICORICE
Graceful and tasteful	ELEGANT
Vegetable whose name is Japanese for “big root”	DAIKON
Not so intense, say	TYPE B
“Be silent,” on a music score	TACET
It worked with a prompt	MS-DOS