Breaded and topped with tomato sauce and mozzarella, for short |
"Holy mackerel!" |
Instrument played by indie rock's Sufjan Stevens |
Black-and-white item in a sleeve |
V.I.P. on base |
Winter bugs |
With 26-Across, game that uses a blindfold |
Part of the food pyramid |
Gardening tool |
Fruit in the William Carlos Williams poem "This Is Just to Say" |
Edward Snowden's former employer, in brief |
Black History Mo. |
See 16-Across |
"Why?" |
Puts up |
Bird that had no natural predators until humans arrived |
Tick (off) |
Babe Zaharias was the first woman to compete on its tour, in brief |
Item exchanged in a so-called "yankee swap" |
John Lewis was born here: Abbr. |
Org. that oversees O.T.C.s |
Campaign expense |
Get situated |
Pacify |
Frequent reveler, or a hint to 16-/26- and 36-Across |
Hit the slopes |
"___ be my pleasure" |
Lots |
Hearty laugh |
Tidy |
Cartoonist suggested by this puzzle's theme |
Brand in the ice cream aisle |
Aches (for) |
Words after a gasp |
Its underside might be covered in gum |
The first cloned mammals |
Yarn |
Dad |
"Midsommar" director Aster |
___ faire (historical re-enactment event, for short) |
Fly-by-night type? |
Fuel up, in a way |
Visual in an annual report |
Nimble |
Hornswoggle |
Toggle option |
Artist's starting place |
Get-go |
Guest ___, what The New York Times calls op-eds |
What an asterisk might suggest |
Centaur's foot |
Transform |
Repeated string in a chain letter subject line |
Website with articles like "10 Surprising Ways to Use Mayonnaise Around Your Home" |
Things best kept under one's hat? |
Data structure with a root node |
Undo |
Half of a half-bathroom |
Tiny toymaker |
Tucker who had her first hit in 1972 and won her first Grammys in 2020 |
Cheese used in Babybels |
Fruits whose seeds can act as a substitute for black peppercorns |
Something to do |
Latin gods |
Shared one's views |
For all ages, as a video game |
Tell |
Also |
At all, in dialect |
Combined |
Pretzel, basically |
Shaming syllable |
Drug dosages: Abbr. |
Light bulb moment sound |
Show with the recurring character Target Lady, in brief |
"Piggy" |