December 3 2021, USA Today

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Clue
Group of songs played at a concert
Walk heavily
Publication "where Black girl magic comes alive"
Japanese horseradish
Sneaky "Over here!"
Part of a lowercase i
They might hold up grocery lists
___ light
Parents celebrated in May
Charlottesville univ.
Phrase to which a toddler might reply "pleeease"
Pink ends of pencils
Powerhouse
Blended yogurt drink
Baby horses
Really angry
Word before "letter" or "reaction"
Sphere
Simba's best friend
Handles difficulties
Large horned animal
Like our numeral system
Music genre known as "The Soul of Calypso"
Secondary college studies
"Good heavens!"
"I Am Sasha ___"
Smoothed down
Vend
Adhesive substance
Australian bird
Mango's center
Chiang ___, Thailand
Weeding toolend
Spit forth
Some email attachments
Pondered
Character who sings "Let It Go"
Put into groups
Reproductive organ
Throw lightly
Mix with a spoon
___ calendar (ancient timekeeping system)
Handed out cards
Physicians, for short
Org. that allows you to check, but not carry on, a Magic 8 Ball
Toronto Raptors' org.
Nigerian people
Science class with beakers, for short
Prefix for "gender"
Fishing rod attachment
Person who saves the day
This clue number minus 30
Message like "You have been selected to win $1,000!" probably
Disneyland shuttles
Male sheep
Greek I
Branch of Islam
Be loose-lipped
Wooden fasteners
Verb ending found in this clue
Peak performance
12 p.m.
Hypotheticals
Without changing anything
What this clue does . . . does . . . does . . .
Espionage org.
Buddhist denomination
Deer with antlers
Journalist Ifill
Ideal examples
"Goodness gracious"
Quartz, e.g.
Bibliography entry
Spork or knife
Took notice