July 11 2022, USA Today

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Clue
Girl Scout uniform piece
Length x width, for a rectangle
Hairstyle that might be freeform
Sleeping With Sirens genre
Distribute
Workplace watchdog org.
Midday
Large amount
Small amount
What humans, horses and hamsters all are
Instruments used for tuning
Solo
___ bar (serves drinks)
Fawns and stags
Word similar to yinz
Watch someone's place for the weekend
Not here right now
Have an Earl Grey break
Bamboozle
Org. with a PreCheck option
"___ dare you?"
Not yet figured out, for short
Key ingredient in taramasalata
___ vera
Neither's partner
Uno uno
Queer dating app
Is in charge of
___ for tat
Clothing in cannons
Heart-wrenching
Pronoun pair
Basketball player's attempt
Group four times the size of a duo
Bumpy
Like some jeans
___ monster (large lizard)
Scurry
Poets dedicate them
"The Try Guys" member Eugene ___ Yang
Long fish
Skirt's edge
Wildebeestend
"Sex Education" actor Dua
Not bamboozled by
Castle protection
Pleasant scent
"Any minute now . . ."
Up to the job
Sequel to a romantic getaway
Possesses
Sylvia Rivera Law Project founder Spade
Make improvements to
Garden tool
Books of maps
What a character breaks when they talk directly to the audience
"Rainbow" or "speckled" fish
Hit with a giant water balloon, for example
Raw material in glass production
Sounds from an unhappy crowd
Attorney
Bathroom, across the pond
Control Alt ___
One-on-one educators
Special intuition
Path around the sun
Go over again
Layer of paint
Cat, in Spanish
Person put on a pedestal
Pull
2018 coming-of-age film starring Elsie Fisher
Key ingredient in omurice
Designer Saab
Main course
"Your," biblically
Like a doily
Need-to-haves