April 21 2020, Wall Street Journal

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Clue
Take flight to unite
Terrier in 1930s movies
Vietnamese noodle soup
Prescription for the anxious
Made a choice
Acted as a role model, say
Con tender?
Fire
Muffin morsel
Up to, informally
Yellowstone herd
Order to a police dog
Places
Host of Animal Planet’s “My Cat From Hell”
Eat late
Hugo-winning author Stephenson
“The Valley of Amazement” writer Amy
Parts amicably
Collectible disk of the 1990s
Sound from a belfry
“Au revoir, ___ amis!”
Match that doesn’t go on one’s record
Passover feast
Dutch cheese that’s often smoked
All set
___ pro nobis
Special someone, in modern slang
Impress and then some
Track for an aching heart, and a hint to 16-, 28-, 34- and 42-Across
Pop
A bunch
Helping hand for Morticia
Peculiar
Pound of poetry
Shoe parts
Fair
Croft of the catacombs
“I’ll handle that right away!”
___ de deux
Like some dream vacation destinations
Manjula’s husband on “The Simpsons”
Wild guess
Garr of “Young Frankenstein”
Enhances the flavor, in a way
Put down roots?
Bewitch
Sharon Olds work
Eyes unpleasantly
Consequence of a dull razor, perhaps
Gusher output
Gullible ones
Opening for Fallon or Colbert
Finals, e.g.
Thesaurus wds.
Comics enforcer played by Stallone in a 1995 film
Prefix for classical or conservative
Wander (about)
Sound asleep?
Omar of “House”
In working order
Union for sch. workers
Krypton, for one
Jane Austen title character
Have a vision?
Counterparts of crannies
Sage
Makes a musical into a movie, say
Physician of talk TV
Sentence division
Be plenty angry
Hathaway with an Oscar
Bird droppings?
Commotion
Crumple (up)
Lovelace who was a pioneering computer programmer
“Billions” network, briefly