NY Times Crossword 11 May 20, Monday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Chapel recess	APSE
Not keep a secret	BLAB
Egyptian “boy king”	TUT
Pirate’s plunder	BOOTY
Follow closely, as a spy might a mark	TAIL
Hot dog holders	BUNS
Mattress giant	SERTA
Like many missed field goals	WIDE
The Phantom in “The Phantom of the Opera”	ERIK
Places where rouge goes	CHEEKS
Crash into from the back	REAR-END
Greeting in Rio	OLA
“Oh yeah? ___ who?”	SEZ
Drew up, as plans	DRAFTED
Brand of foam darts	NERF
Strikes (out)	XES
“Them’s fightin’ words!”	IT’S WAR!
Loving term for one caring for a sick child	DR MOM
High heels and others	SHOES
World Cup cheer	OLE!
Last line of a spreadsheet (as suggested by the shaded squares?)	BOTTOM ROW
Letter addenda, for short	PSS
Synthetic fabric	RAYON
Horse’s disapproving vote?	NEIGH
“In that case, sure”	OK THEN
Fasten	TIE
The East, to the West	ASIA
“Hamilton” writer Lin-Manuel ___	MIRANDA
Muscles that are targets of planking, informally	ABS
TV journalist Curry	ANN
Car opposite the locomotive	CABOOSE
Late, as in making payments	BEHIND
Et ___ (and others: Lat.)	ALII
Gumbo vegetable	OKRA
Decorated anew	REDID
What’s left of a cigarette	BUTT
Kind of roast	RUMP
“Funny Girl” role for which Barbra Streisand won an Oscar	FANNY
Network with an eye logo	CBS
Many craft brews, for short	IPAS
Pricey seating option	LOGE

Down

Clues	Answers
Leave hurriedly and secretively	ABSCOND
Amy of “Parks and Recreation”	POEHLER
What a pitcher might have after a long game	SORE ARM
Suffix with kitchen	-ETTE
“Oh, also ,” in a text	BTW
Den	LAIR
Lent support to	AIDED
More like tired eyes	BLEARIER
Complete a double play, in baseball slang	TURN TWO
Less than perfect	UNIDEAL
[Shame on you!]	[TSK!]
Shaggy beasts of 53-Across	YAKS
Strengthens, with “up”	BEEFS
“___ sells” (advertising catchphrase)	SEX
Betrays, in a way	RATS ON
Flavorful	ZESTY
Beats by ___ (audio brand)	DRE
Watch chain	FOB
“Drat!”	SHOOT!
Rita of “West Side Story”	MORENO
___ vincit amor	OMNIA
___ chicken (Indian dish)	TANDOORI
“Well, aren’t ___ pair!”	WE A
Certain lap dog, familiarly	POM
Group that meets on the slopes	SKI CLUB
Narrow waterways	STRAITS
Adamant refusal	I SAID NO!
Enlivening, with “up”	GINNING
Color manually	HAND-DYE
Hard thing to break	HABIT
___ and flow	EBB
Invite to one’s penthouse, say	ASK UP
Peon	SERF
Funny Bombeck	ERMA
Make well	HEAL
“Black-ish” network	ABC
Coll.-level classes	APS