September 16 2022, Crossword Champ Pro

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Clue
Alcoholic aftermath (Abbr.)
Geek
Biblical instructions
Taxpayer's ID
"To ___ their golden eyes": Shakespeare
Welles of "War of the Worlds"
Readying for school
Suffix with journal
Moved in a curved path
Picasso and Rembrandt
Celebrity ribbing
Journalists covering abstract art?
Lancelot's chest protector
___ Moines, IA
Some meadow mamas
Sicilian peak popular in crosswords
Hockey's Bobby and family
South American bear
Roulette bet
Nashville's state
Swelling of plant parts
Socks with toe section
Japanese computer giant
One way out
Egyptian fertility goddess
Place to call home
Worthy of pondering
Minus (Abbr.)
Give a golden finish
Ave. crossers
In-box item
At the peak
Present
___ and bone
Your (Fr.)
O.K. Corral lawman
Nimble
Opposite of "dignify"
Coloring agents
Architect Saarinen
Society's problems
Criminal charge
Part of a century
One of the senses
Rare blood type, for short
Actress Deborah or chef Graham
Port on Osaka Bay
Sea bird
"___ stop now!"
Marginal things?
__ Joe: ground-beef-on-a-bun concoction
Bounds along easily
Landscaper's supply
Telephone keypad abbr.
Penniless traveler
6 on a telephone
London actor Christopher
Long-nosed fish
Charge towards
As such
Eastern caravan stopover
Offering little challenge
Garden store purchase
Software offering, abbr.
Air
Give a thumbs-down to
It may be herbal
Suez or Erie
Third letter
Parsons
Record label inits.
Some call it the fifth maj.
Instruction on a cake found by Alice
Sweet-talk
One way to seek divine intervention
Road curves
Aardvark's tidbit
Show with an early episode titled "Crate 'n Burial"