NY Times Crossword 3 Jan 25, Friday

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Across

Clues	Answers
Out of whack	ASKEW
Rock group behind 2024’s Power Up Tour	AC/DC
What a bodybuilder builds during a bulk cycle	MASS
Sudden weather phenomenon	FLASH FLOOD
Closing on Sundays?	AMEN!
Cocktail that’s called a French 75 if you use Champagne instead of soda water	TOM COLLINS
Mulligan	REDO
Eponymous tourist destination in Belgium	SPA
Basis of some admissions	GUILT
Strength, poetically	SINEW
Area between the ribs and the round	LOIN
Heaps of dressing?	LAUNDRY
Responded identically to	ECHOED
On the ___	FENCE
Early synthesizers	MOOGS
Ringing nuisance	PRANK CALL
Like a face telling a spooky campfire story, maybe	UPLIT
Give juice to	REV
“Ditto”	SO DO I
Words before someone finally snaps?	SAY “CHEESE”
Bridge support	TRUSS
Stool at a counter, e.g.	PERCH
Woody’s crush in “Toy Story”	BO PEEP
Member of a warrior class	SAMURAI
Small stretches, perhaps	FIBS
Cherish	PRIZE
Much-sought-after commodity in “Dune”	SPICE
Singer Rita	ORA
Ice skating move	LUTZ
Postgame photo op between two opposing players	JERSEY SWAP
First person to die, according to the Bible	ABEL
They’re part of the story	PLOT POINTS
Set back to zero, in a way	TARE
Press rooms?	GYMS
Wipe from one’s visual memory, so to speak	UNSEE

Down

Clues	Answers
Common nap times, in brief	AFTS
Subpar dining hall food	SLOP
Hindu god of love	KAMA
F1 neighbor	ESC
Challenge to an intruder	WHO GOES THERE?
Like a fearless bettor at a casino	ALL IN
Spring	COIL
Command to stay	DON’T LEAVE!
Items harmed when they’re scratched, but not when they’re burned	CDS
Group whose band is the oldest professional music ensemble in the U.S.	MARINE CORPS
Change	AMEND
Meal before the 15th of Nisan	SEDER
White out, say	SNOWY
Not set in stone	FLUID
“That’s rather unfortunate,” dismissively	SUCKS TO BE YOU
Exercise in deduction	LOGIC PUZZLE
___ Taylor (fashion chain)	ANN
Australia declared “war” on them in 1932, in an attempt to stop them from destroying crops	EMUS
Where Lola was a showgirl, in song	COPA
Deified, say	HOLY
Farm-to-table, say	FRESH
“Couldn’t have said it better myself”	PRECISELY
For two musicians	A DUE
Ditch	LOSE
Aristotle purportedly spoke with one	LISP
Word often after a president’s name	… ERA
Curling target	BICEP
Bad sound to hear by a kitchen counter	SPLAT!
Dutch constituent in the Caribbean	ARUBA
Bishop’s headwear	MITER
Hitmakers?	FISTS
Simple question on a high schooler’s hand-drawn poster	PROM?
Dominates	OWNS
Power or frequency, essentially	RATE
Church part	APSE
PNG alternative	JPG
Motif in 1995’s “Se7en”	SIN