| "That's hilarious!," in text shorthand |
| San Francisco Bay has a "golden" one |
| Delivery co. with a brown-and-yellow logo |
| Cruise stopover |
| Eagle's claw |
| Give off |
| Author on behalf of someone else |
| ___-pedi (spa treatment) |
| ___ Paulo, Brazil |
| Onetime rival of Volvo |
| Defective car |
| Bat mitzvah, for example |
| "Oh yeah? Give me an example" |
| "RuPaul's ___ Race" |
| Glorify |
| Title in Italian nobility |
| Ctrl-___-Del |
| Symbols on the Hollywood Walk of Fame |
| Big beer order |
| Hold back |
| River alongside many German vineyards |
| Next in line? |
| Customers |
| One half of a noted aviation team |
| Like Bigfoot and Chewbacca |
| Othello's treacherous "friend" |
| The "I" of T.G.I.F. |
| Irish dances |
| Straight to the point … or, homophonically, what this answer is relative to this puzzle? |
| "Sure thing, boss" |
| Baby bird's sound |
| Flightless bird of South America |
| Monogram in French fashion |
| Joins in marriage |
| Lots and lots |
| Predetermines the outcome of |
| Workplace welfare org. |
| Parts of a car's interior that can be removed and cleaned |
| "___ Misérables" |
| Park place? |
| Excuse that might be airtight |
| Youngster |
| Opposite of WSW |
| Savory flavor |
| ___ noir (wine) |
| "Goosebumps" author R.L. ___ |
| Mark of literary distinction |
| Come out from hiding |
| Letter-shaped opening for a bolt |
| Aspiring attorney's exam, for short |
| Slithery swimmer |
| Foul smell |
| Cremains containers |
| Close by |
| Wheel rotator |
| Aluminum recyclable |
| Like wetsuits and leotards |
| Emailed, e.g. |
| 70 to 79, for septuagenarians |
| Go yachting |
| Michelin product |
| Strong desire |
| Depend (on) |
| Opposite of laxness |
| Sneaky laugh |
| Shipping containers |
| Word that can follow flash or flood |
| Sarcastic "Well, this should be fun" |
| Comes down in buckets, say |
| Candlelight ceremony |
| Highly caffeinated |
| Comedian ___ Von |
| Suffix with Kazakh |
| "Victory is mine!," in text shorthand |
| The "o" of i.o.u. |
| Radio host Glass or Flatow |