July 4 2022, USA Today

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Clue
___ for the course
Broad streets
Post-brush headcover
16:9, for example
Spoken aloud
"King Richard" star Smith
Retail event
Improved moodwise
Places
Ensnare
Divides into parts
Like October and the letter J
Letters on a videotape
Used a bench
Albuquerque time zone, for short
Undercover agent
Athletic activity inspired by exotic dancers
Guitar player's device
Extra
NBA legend Greer
Center of an olive
NBA official
Vegan creamer type
As far as the eye can ___
Pointy part of a shiba inu
Wooden strips
Sacred objects
Forms for Vishnu
Seedy place to get drinks
Playground items also called teeter-totters
Mama chicken
Time period
Pong company
Gold chain fastener
Startup big shots
Puts frosting on
"Eternals" star Gemma
Hindi for "father"end
Red panda's foot
Knitters count them
Some breast tissue
Name spelled the same way forward and backward
Leontyne Price solo
Slips up
MLK's title (Abbr.)
Towering
Jumped
Ska artist who wrote the autobiography "Original Rude Boy"
Spanish translation of 44-Across
Core muscles
___ and outs
Blue sections of maps
Action after cut or copy
Letters that begin a URL
Curry powder amt.
___ and circumstance
Low-quality
Drawing medium
Real ___ agents
Coral habitat
Revenue sources for streaming services
"There's ___ on my mind"
Like see-through fabric
Poet Shockley
Animal such as Remy in "Ratatouille"
Animal such as the abstract painter Congo
Want intensely
They can make mountains when they collide
Mascara mishap
___ seed pudding
Attorneys' org.
Arrange in order
Has grits, for example
Uncooked
Sibling nickname
Pocketbook fastener
Many promgoers (Abbr.)