April 5 2021, New York Times

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Clue
Animal that barks
Bourbon barrel material
Tribal leader
Blunder
___ colada
List for a meeting
*Certain psychedelic experience
Nintendo game featuring balance exercises
___ of the game
Early auto engine's power source
Construction area, e.g.
Performs like Iggy Azalea
Social stratum
Provoke
Nevada city on the Truckee River
PC monitor type, in brief
*Hairstyle popularized by Lucille Ball
Hip-hop producer who founded Aftermath Entertainment
For two, in music
Jeans material
At the drop of ___ (instantly)
Drops in the mail
*Cheap neighborhood bar
Bygone Mach 1 breaker, for short
Major water line
Hang around idly
"Wanna join us?"
Fairy tale bear with a hard bed
Delivery room instruction
Put on hold
Religious sisters
Real lowlife
"So there!" ... or what you can do to the ends of the answers to the starred clues?
Looks without blinking
Ship personnel
Number of Q tiles in Scrabble
Item that may be baked or mashed, informally
Caustic solution
Ingredient in a Denver omelet
College faculty head
Whale that preys on octopuses
Worrisome, as news
Make a pick
Cockpit reading
Makes a scarf, say
FX in much sci-fi and fantasy
Bank holdup
*Bunt single, e.g.
Heading in a word processing menu
Destiny
Gibbon or gorilla
"Geez, that sucks!"
Expressed contempt for
Like vinegar
Falcons, on scoreboards
Roll for a greenskeeper
"No bid from me"
Connection points
*Home of many a courthouse
Talk too long
Yearn for
Scare off
Pop singer Dion
Visibly elated
Nonsense
Home of the George W. Bush Institute, in brief
Hack (off)
Capitol Hill staffers
Busiest airport in the Midwest
Oyster's creation
"Hey, over here!"
___ Beauty (Sephora competitor)
Org. that monitors consumer scams
"Here comes trouble ..."
Mama's mama
Part of a cherry you don't eat
Gen ___ (millennial's follower)
Ovine mother