| TikTok's 3-D musical eighth note, e.g. |
| Peak temperatures |
| Low face? |
| Wildly |
| Pomp and circumstance |
| ___ irregular basis |
| Payment-lowering deal, in brief |
| Out in front |
| Lead-in to thesis or thermic |
| One singer of 35-Across on old TV/radio |
| Neglected youths |
| Baseball's so-called "steroid ___" |
| Angling accessory |
| Holi people? |
| Like bonds and Bond films |
| Princeton Review subj. |
| "Don't Bring Me Down" band, in brief |
| Greyhound's capacity, perhaps |
| "Nah, none for me" |
| Theme song of a classic western, visually suggested six times in this puzzle's grid |
| Sign up for |
| License |
| Photo blowup: Abbr. |
| Compulsions |
| Drink that may be served hot or iced |
| Lost freshness |
| Load for Santa Claus |
| "Elvis ___ left the building" |
| Sets to zero, as a scale |
| One singer of 35-Across on old TV/radio |
| Lake at one end of the Niagara River |
| Wispy clouds |
| Sorvino of "Mighty Aphrodite" |
| Posh hotel chain |
| Abides by |
| ___-deucey (gambling game) |
| Protein bean |
| Words of resignation |
| Stark and Flanders, for two |
| Food cupboard |
| Mark in the World Golf Hall of Fame |
| Lose fizz |
| Resident of the 46th state |
| Launch |
| Old Mac app |
| Watkins ___, N.Y. |
| Actor Lukas of 2014's "Dark Was the Night" |
| Part of P.S.T.: Abbr. |
| Role for Daveed Diggs on "Black-ish" |
| Brainstorming question |
| Measures of detergent, maybe |
| Home of the Minotaur's Labyrinth |
| Finish |
| Punster |
| Tore into |
| Abba of Israel |
| Mrs. ___, "Beauty and the Beast" character |
| Dress with one end tied to the waist |
| Tear |
| Suburb of Boston |
| "Not guilty," e.g. |
| Extreme amusement |
| Volunteer's offer |
| Some court performers |
| Lake at one end of the Niagara River |
| "You called me?" |
| What may be broken at a party |
| Covered, in a way, as a road |
| Contents of college blue books |
| Gibbons of talk TV |
| "Turn! Turn! Turn!" band, with "the" |
| Pop up |
| Cambodian cash |
| Brand behind Cakesters snack cakes |
| F.B.I. guy |
| Midwestern metropolis, informally |