December 11 2018, USA Today

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Clue
Concert blasters, briefly
Canoe, for one
Hathaway of "Les Miserables"
Vanish before a trial, say
Upper-left PC key
Luggage labels, for example
Portions of pork
Apple debut of 1998
"SNL" network
Small single-seated racing vehicle
Star's publicity seeker
Karate's cousin
Zap with a Taser
Georgia's capital (Abbr.)
"The Twilight Zone" host Serling
Golden Rule's second word
Uses a crowbar on
___ Marley (Scrooge's partner)
Well-informed
Famed Manhattan thoroughfare
Dadaist Jean
Songs
Contest submission
Kept for a rainy day
Dissenting vote
Sound from a lion's den
Leads, as an orchestra
Picked up, as knowledge
Buck's mate
"Hooray!"
___ "The Rock" Johnson
Montgomery's state (Abbr.)
Make, as a pot of coffee
Unable to walk
Not fooled by
Washington baseball team, for short
"What's the big ___?"
The V of VIP
Hearing organ
Fish eggs used in sushiend
Knock down a peg
Pastry decoration
Bedwear, briefly
Religious ascetics
Flying elephant of moviedom
Groove in a dirt road
Episode of intense anxiety
College URL ender
Instruction sheet segment
Locker room powder
Insurance fraud crime, perhaps
Battle of the ___ (Ardennes conflict)
All MLB players
Where "besuboru" is played
First day on the job
Stands by for
___ Lanka
"Smoking" bit of evidence
Deal with an APR
APR part
Mork's home planet
Kilmer who played Doc Holliday
Opposite of later
Like one whose peepers gleam maliciously
Fidgety
"___ where prohibited"
Oscar or Emmy, for example
Censorship sound
Spoken aloud
Oxford, for one (Abbr.)
High-tailed it
Place to play Skee-Ball
Big Australian bird
No longer on one's plate
Playful weasel relative
Really small
Become worn down
English class assignment