| "Can we talk privately?" |
| Spelling of "BH90210" |
| Ate away |
| Author of "An Inconvenient Truth" |
| Bit of Southwest topography |
| Share juicy gossip |
| 2008 Clint Eastwood film "___ Torino" |
| Half of a double helix |
| Grammy-winning singer of "Little Things" |
| Chocolate treat on a stick |
| Rhyming descriptor for Obama |
| Groups fixing computer crashes, for short |
| Scar's brother in "The Lion King" |
| Scot's refusal |
| "Mama ___ Crazy," 1984 hit by the Judds |
| Enlighten |
| Gloomy |
| "Superman" antagonist ___ Luthor |
| Deeply regrets |
| 65-Across justifiers, in a saying |
| Dem.'s opposite |
| Year, in ancient Rome |
| "The Queen's Gambit" actress Taylor-Joy |
| Newswoman Paula |
| Remark further |
| Sondheim's "___ the Woods" |
| Fellows |
| When viewed |
| ___-runner (bootlegger) |
| One calling you out, perhaps |
| Bunch of numbers for crunching |
| N.B.A.'s ___ Ming |
| Charge |
| Come over the top, in poker |
| Certain camera, for short |
| Journalist ___ Rogers St. Johns |
| Path of a pop-up |
| Threepio's "Star Wars" companion |
| Site of a Massachusetts tourist shop named "Witch Way Gifts" |
| Nothing |
| See 39-Across |
| Amazon voice assistant |
| Actor Billy ___ Williams |
| Shopping ___ |
| ___ Tour |
| Sleep stage, in brief |
| Brand X |
| Unified |
| Bird on a beach |
| Positive particles |
| Festive French season |
| Baltimore bird |
| Tricky thing to get caught in |
| "Great thinking!" |
| Common bathroom device |
| Bulgaria's capital |
| They always come 48 hours before Thanksgiving |
| Relating to a heart chamber |
| Goddess often depicted holding a staff of papyrus |
| Some old tape players, briefly |
| QB Newton who popularized dabbing |
| Wrath |
| Precipice of exposed bedrock |
| Here/there go-between |
| Fending (off) |
| Transcript fig. |
| With 18-Across, Emmy-winning "Ugly Betty" actress |
| Lunch with Skippy, briefly? |
| Court great Sampras |
| See 17-Across |
| Prize for third place |
| Oscar-winning director of "Get Out" |
| Grand Ole Opry performer ... or a hint to 17-/18-Across and 23- and 36-Down |
| Nabokov's longest novel |