August 30 2022, USA Today

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Clue
Platform for the top finishers
Gaze ahead expressionlessly
Number of rings possessed by Shang-Chi
Installation reference manual
Tampon size bigger than Super Plus
"___ kind of a long story . . ."
Outing that's over by bedtime
Protagonist of the first season of "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure"
Wipe away
Domesticates
Winter vehicle
Author Zora ___ Hurston
Jell-O Belt state capital, for short
Expansive
Makes less hard
___ and aah
Cookie that's deep-fried at fairs
Bellow
Adore
"Me" day location
Cookie container
State home to Crater Lake (Abbr.)
Animals known for getting into garbage cans
AAPI Heritage Month
#StopAsianHate ad, e.g.
Sibling nickname
Garbage
Word before "spray" or "strips"
Sound made with one hand
Dressed
Trees that orioles like
"___, como estas?"
Jealousy
Observes
Purple yamend
West Coast clock setting
___ pro quo
Some planes
One might be passed in class
Beauty chain
Taken by mouth
Car type
"The ___-Bitsy Spider"
What a person goes by
Hideout for a villain
DVD player precursor
Playfully mocked
Crossword puzzle hint
Pearl Pangan, ___ Wave (Cebuano superhero)
Freelance artists' figures
Put a raised design on
". . . kinda"
Powerball, e.g.
Gems from oysters
Text that starts with Genesis
Octopus's limb
Be nosy in a sneaky way
Country where Farsi is spoken
___ what you sow
Coding language with a coffee cup logo
Collars go around them
Place to buy Lego kits
Hold tightly
The "r" in "hru?"
Condiment in some adobo marinades
BBQ remnants
Game with 4 cards
Window ledge
What Excalibur was stuck in
Prohibit
Black ___ (enemy of Shazam)
Split in two
Podcast releases, for short
Lights in some computer mice
Sunbeams