May 20 2022, New York Times

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Clue
Prefix with directional
Border
Sort who refuses to answer
A sumo wrestler's is called a mawashi
Catherine of "Schitt's Creek"
Spot remover?
Candle holders, sometimes
Close
Prophetic
___-jongg
U.S. locale that, when said quickly, sounds like a cheer
Highway exit sign
As seen in chemistry class?
Velvet-voiced Mel
Word with happy or rush
Causing a boom, maybe
Pokémon that ultimately evolves into Alakazam
Digital alternative
___ of Citium, philosopher who founded Stoicism
Vulnerable area
Keen
Monster's opposite
Doctrines
___-term test for divergence (calculus concept)
Improvise on stage
San Francisco's ___ Hill
Grammy winner for 1983's "Flashdance ... What a Feeling"
Small flaw
Ambulatory aids
Manet called him "the painter of painters"
Cousin of an aardwolf
Unlikely match
___ noche (tonight: Sp.)
Source
Its website has a "Fantasy" page
Up there, you might say
Stock exchange?
Close
Unable to perform operations
Weisshorn, e.g.
Astronomer Thomas for whom a comet is named
Not yet delivered, after "in"
Status on a conservationist's "Red List"
Non-coffee Starbucks order
Germans call it Genfersee
Political ___
They're rigged
Board game set on an island
"It ___ to me ..."
Unit equal to 907.2 kilograms
Like only one member of the Supreme Court in its history (Sonia Sotomayor)
Solvers' reactions
Lead-in to call
Browse, say
Seek advancement through flattery
Only one-word country that contains all five vowels
Literature's Napoleon, e.g.
Contending
Best Picture winner in 2022
W.N.B.A. great Weatherspoon
Highly exaggerated and subjective, as journalism
Specialization
High-chair features
Italian nickname that omits Al-
"99 Luftballons" singer
Big name in fashion footwear
Holds gingerly, maybe
Underwater forest
Charade
Kind of garden