| Org. overseeing Rx's |
| "Here comes trouble …" |
| Pearly ___ (entrance to heaven) |
| Important skill in an awkward interaction |
| Big name in dry-erase markers |
| Big ice cream container |
| Pro's opposite |
| Mountains where St. Bernards were originally bred |
| Soft mineral powder |
| Instruments for Ravi and Anoushka Shankar |
| Misspoke a line, e.g. |
| "Eureka!" |
| Lowly workers |
| Kuwaiti ruler |
| Stubborn animal |
| Cut the crop? |
| Fill one's tank |
| "Oh, really?" |
| Hit the ___ (go to bed) |
| "M*A*S*H" eatery |
| Sweet spiral pastry topped with icing |
| Neighbors of flutists, in an orchestra |
| Love to bits |
| "Count me in!" |
| Pushing the envelope, so to speak |
| Address ending in .com or .edu, e.g. |
| Tries to call again |
| Ones after whom others are named |
| Fancy hairstyles, informally |
| Place to lay a napkin |
| Museum hangings |
| Podcasting partner, e.g. |
| Physicians, for short |
| Lofty spot for K-I-S-S-I-N-G, in a schoolyard taunt |
| "Peeper" that makes no sound |
| Get educated (on) |
| Euphemism for an expletive, with "the" |
| Vietnam's capital |
| Harder to tame |
| Tests taken verbally |
| Connect as pals |
| Ice cream dessert served in a boat |
| "It's ___, all ___!" |
| Bird symbolizing the arrival of spring |
| Cured slice on a deli tray |
| Witty banter |
| Not hoodwinked by |
| Citrusy cocktail garnish |
| Like glow paint colors |
| Basic country dance |
| Lumberjack's implement |
| Vegan version of a classic brunch dish |
| Me-day destination |
| What the fish said when it swam into a concrete wall, per an old joke |
| Partner of skip and jump |
| Surround completely |
| Get educated (about) |
| Catcher's spot, in baseball |
| Skip over |
| Fume (over) |
| Bruins legend Phil, to fans |
| World, in French |
| See 21-Down |
| Method |
| With 23-Down, a person's soul mate |
| Quintessential Route 66 lodging |
| Catch sight of |
| Out of danger |
| Galore |
| Windpipe |
| "Honey" or "sugar" alternative |
| Not pay for a meal at a restaurant ... or a hint to each half of 16-, 19-, 34- and 50-Across |
| Numerous beyond calculation |
| Durable wood that's softer than oak |