| Clues | Answers |
| 'A Life for the ___' (Mikhail Glinka opera) | TSAR |
| 'Gracias a ___' | DIOS |
| 'Holy ___!' | MOLY |
| 'In Praise of Folly' writer | ERASMUS |
| 'Silent Spring' subject, for short | DDT |
| 'Tut-tut' | TSK |
| 'Whenever I want you, all I have to do' is this, in an Everly Brothers hit | DREAM |
| '___ be in England' | OHTO |
| 1940s vice president who went on to become president | PERON |
| 2002 Winter Olympics locale | NLAKECITYUTAH |
| Abdominal pain producer | ULCER |
| Actress ___ Rachel Wood | EVAN |
| Add insult to injury | RUBNINTHEWOUND |
| Agent of change | DYE |
| Almost won | RANOSESECOND |
| Appurtenance for a T.S.A. agent | WAND |
| Argentina's leading daily sports newspaper | OLE |
| Astronaut Jemison of the space shuttle Endeavour | MAE |
| Attendant of Desdemona in 'Othello' | EMILIA |
| Attention seekers | SHOWOFFS |
| Australia's national women's basketball team | OPALS |
| Author Harper | LEE |
| Behave like a helicopter parent | HOVER |
| Best Actress Oscar winner between Streep and Field | MACLAINE |
| Big 12 college town | AMESIOWA |
| Big feller? | AXE |
| Big name in theaters | IMAX |
| Bits of terre in la mer | ILES |
| Blast from the past | OLDIE |
| Boardwalk buy | NWATERTAFFY |
| Boasts | CROWS |
| Boxer, for example | BREED |
| Brand with the slogan 'The Art of Childhood' | CRAYOLA |
| Brings (out) | TROTS |
| Churns | ROILS |
| City on the Brazos River | WACO |
| Climate change, notably | THREAT |
| Clustered | INUMP |
| Column crosser | ROW |
| Continental abbr | EUR |
| Cozy spot | DEN |
| Critical | KEY |
| Days ___ | INN |
| Descartes's conclusion | IAM |
| Disco ___ ('The Simpsons' character) | STU |
| Dog/dog separator | EAT |
| Dry | SERE |
| Emulated a kitten | MEWED |
| Energy | VIM |
| Enlivens | SPICESUP |
| Evasive maneuver | ENDRUN |
| Exasperate | DRIVEUPAWALL |
| Fabric with sheen | LAME |
| Fails to be | ISNT |
| Farming prefix | AGRO |
| Fictional exemplar of Christmas spirit | TINYTIM |
| Fishes | ANGLES |
| Fizzy drinks | SODAS |
| Follow | ENSUE |
| Fruity quaff | ADE |
| Get cold feet, with 'out' | WUSS |
| Gloomy | MOROSE |
| Gobs | OODLES |
| Gulp | SWIG |
| Gush | RAVE |
| Handcuffs | MANES |
| He loved Lucy | DESI |
| Headaches | ANNOYANCES |
| Heroine of Bizet's 'The Pearl Fishers' | LEILA |
| How to take glib promises | WITHAGRAINOFN |
| It gets the ball rolling | CUE |
| It's held by a winner | TITLE |
| Item often numbered from 3 to 9 | IRON |
| Jack Frost's bite | NIP |
| Jack up | RAISE |
| Jam producer | TRAFFIC |
| Jeanne d'Arc, e.g.: Abbr | STE |
| Kind of wheel | FERRIS |
| Knitting stitch | PURL |
| Least interesting | DRIEST |
| Lightly roast | TEASE |
| Like Havarti or Muenster | SEMISOFT |
| Lil Nas X and Billie Eilish, to teens | IDOLS |
| Longtime anthropomorphic aardvark on PBS | ARTHUR |
| Looks through | PERUSES |
| Many Dorothy Parker pieces | SATIRES |
| Martial artist's belt | OBI |
| Memorized | PAT |
| Meted out | ALLOTTED |
| Moved like Jagr? | DEKED |
| Negotiator with G.M | UAW |
| Not so much | LESS |
| Nothingburger | NONEVENT |
| Nursery rhyme couple | SPRATS |
| Opposite of 'to' | FRO |
| Org. with the slogan 'Every child. One voice' | PTA |
| Orlando ___, two-time Gold Glove Award winner | CABRERA |
| Peak | PINNE |
| Post | SEND |
| Potential source of a political scandal | SEXT |
| Prefix with medic or military | PARA |
| Princess Diana, for one | ICON |
| Propeller blades? | OARS |
| Reduction in what one owes | TAXCREDIT |
| Reflexive pronoun | ITSELF |
| Refried bean | PINTO |
| Repeated part of a pop song | HOOK |
| Reveille player | BUGLER |
| Sch. with 50+ alums who went on to become astronauts | USNA |
| Senator Joni and Dadaist Max | ERNSTS |
| Setting for a classic Georges Seurat painting, en francais | PARC |
| Sews up | SUTURES |
| Shaded growths | MOSSES |
| Shows how it's done | PUTSONINIC |
| Sounds 'everywhere,' in a children's song | BAABAA |
| Soup server | LADLE |
| Source of the line 'Man does not live by bread alone': Abbr | DEUT |
| South American cowboys | LLANEROS |
| State | SAY |
| Stir-fried noodle dish | PADTHAI |
| Strain | TUNE |
| Subject of many a negotiation | SALARY |
| Suckling | INFANT |
| Super ending | EGO |
| Tea type | PEKOE |
| This, for one | CLUE |
| Till compartment | ONES |
| Time magazine's Person of the Century runner-up, 1999 | GANDHI |
| Time of day | HOUR |
| Warning sign | REDFLAG |
| Way of securing payment | LIEN |
| What flies usually become | OUTS |
| What water in a bucket might do | SLOSH |
| Word after bargain or overhead | BIN |
| You, according to Jesus in Matthew 5:13 | THENOFTHEEARTH |
| ___ Crunch | CAPN |
| ___ expense (free) | ATNO |
| ___ Westover, author of the 2018 best-selling memoir 'Educated' | TARA |
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