| Betrays, in a way |
| Beats by ___ (audio brand) |
| Flavorful |
| Watch chain |
| The East, to the West |
| Peon |
| Color manually |
| ___ vincit amor |
| Chapel recess |
| Hard thing to break |
| Hot dog holders |
| Egyptian "boy king" |
| ___ and flow |
| Group that meets on the slopes |
| Adamant refusal |
| Enlivening, with "up" |
| "Hamilton" writer Lin-Manuel ___ |
| Rita of "West Side Story" |
| Narrow waterways |
| "In that case, sure" |
| Certain lap dog, familiarly |
| Fasten |
| ___ chicken (Indian dish) |
| "Well, aren't ___ pair!" |
| Invite to one's penthouse, say |
| Horse's disapproving vote? |
| Synthetic fabric |
| Crash into from the back |
| Not keep a secret |
| Letter addenda, for short |
| Funny Bombeck |
| Last line of a spreadsheet (as suggested by the shaded squares?) |
| World Cup cheer |
| "Black-ish" network |
| High heels and others |
| Coll.-level classes |
| Like many missed field goals |
| Mattress giant |
| Make well |
| Loving term for one caring for a sick child |
| "Them's fightin' words!" |
| Follow closely, as a spy might a mark |
| The Phantom in "The Phantom of the Opera" |
| Strikes (out) |
| Pirate's plunder |
| Greeting in Rio |
| Drew up, as plans |
| Places where rouge goes |
| "Oh yeah? ___ who?" |
| "Drat!" |
| Brand of foam darts |
| TV journalist Curry |
| Muscles that are targets of planking, informally |
| Late, as in making payments |
| Car opposite the locomotive |
| Et ___ (and others: Lat.) |
| What's left of a cigarette |
| Gumbo vegetable |
| Kind of roast |
| Decorated anew |
| "Funny Girl" role for which Barbra Streisand won an Oscar |
| Network with an eye logo |
| Many craft brews, for short |
| Pricey seating option |
| "___ sells" (advertising catchphrase) |
| Strengthens, with "up" |
| Shaggy beasts of 53-Across |
| [Shame on you!] |
| Less than perfect |
| More like tired eyes |
| Complete a double play, in baseball slang |
| Den |
| Lent support to |
| Suffix with kitchen |
| "Oh, also ...," in a text |
| Amy of "Parks and Recreation" |
| What a pitcher might have after a long game |
| Leave hurriedly and secretively |