August 17 2020, Wall Street Journal

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Clue
Get bigger
One might take you for a ride
What a mouth-watering aroma can do
Museum worker
See 35-Down
All-inclusive word
Gushing reviews
Scoops of chocolate and vanilla, perhaps
Filmmaker DuVernay
Indicator of a dog’s mood
Warm Pacific current that affects weather
Shoe popularized by Audrey Hepburn
Skin pics, for short
In need of disinfecting
Health ctrs. for service members
Boyfriends, quaintly
Rap on the knuckles?
Squeaky door part
Help
Dr. McCoy’s nickname
Many a Manhattan building
Didn’t hold back
Capt.’s subordinate
Broad comedy with an improbable plot
Alaskan city
“Doo Wop (That Thing)” singer
Estevez of “The Breakfast Club”
Bart and Maggie’s sister
Sticky stuff
Television bracket
Orange coats
Farm flock
Noted Chinese leader
Wine sediment
Rambling stories
“Heehaw” utterer
“No Ordinary Love” singer
Fragrant tropical fruit
The Jets, to the Sharks
Keats work
Denizens of Pacific states
Systematize
Lagoon surrounder
Little bit of heat?
Communicate
See 10-Down
With 9-Down, activity orchestrated to attract coverage
Bit of crime scene evidence
Copy editor’s catches
Seize
They’re made to get the bugs out
Dough dispensers
Gable’s “Gone With the Wind” co-star
Ardent
Alpine rescuers
“Use your inside voice!”
Game console introduced in 2006
Old cry of disgust
Mishandle
Sincere
With 14-Across, slugger signed by the Giants at age 16
“Gangnam Style” singer
“The Thin Man” dog
House of white bricks
Potato chip brand
Corn chip brand
Full of dirt
Nebraska’s largest city
Middle-distance runner
First name in comedy, talk and game shows
They’re parallel to radiuses
Skiers’ hangout
Financial figure in parentheses
Pranksters
Thurman of “Pulp Fiction”
It may be Roth or traditional