November 2 2018, USA Today

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Clue
Sound in an empty auditorium
Blue Angels stunt
Voting rights org.
Pixar's first feature-length movie
Dachshund's floppy feature
Heckler's projectile
Strait of Hormuz sultanate
Polite bloke
It's its own square root
Prone to mischief
Leaves port
Cuisinart setting
Dog teams' burdens
Administered by spoon
Drag-and-drop device
Like sriracha sauce
First baseman's need
Generations-spanning tale
Grizzly paw feature
Roll-call response
Transmission need
Ceiling spinner
Piercing look
At an end
Refuse to grant
Give a razzing to
Public house libation
Works longer than short stories
Pour vinaigrette on, say
Vegetable tray condiment
Coat with varnish or lacquer
Error remover
Leslie Caron title role of 1953
Chef's extruder
"Bless you!" prompter
Cures in brine
Put out, as a signal
In ___ land (spaced out)
Galley slaves' tools
"Diana" singer Paul
Pivotal WWII date
DVRs plug into them
Place for a facialend
Cause to walk on air
Like drive-thru orders
Ways to the WWW
Warming mugful
Broken mirror, to some
Railroad spike hammer
Charlemagne's domain
Work by moviedom's Mr. Holland
Go ballistic
Quieted, as a rusty hinge
"Oh no! Not ___!"
Makes untidy
Marine group
Like a good watchdog
Past curfew
Creator in Genesis
Oldman who played Churchill
Short road trip
Place for pews
More than impress
Where cold cuts are cut
Quantity at Dunkin'
E-tailer's incentive
Less likely to be G-rated
Ready for the picking
Symbols on smartphones
"Skywards," in Hebrew
Dump truck unit
Australian territory near Java
Billions of years
Foul-tasting
Iditarod racer's jacket
___ Hashanah (Jewish New Year)
National Enquirer competitor
Metallurgist's analysis