December 2 2019, Wall Street Journal

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Clue
Yes or No Doubt
Driver’s navigating aid, for short
Smartphone downloads
Important blood line
Little stinker
Made a sketch
Income before benefits and bonuses
Power for 10-Down
Sold-out show letters
Animated character
Donna Summer specialty
Mathematical operation done in steps
Furious looks
Like animals in many zoos
Greek god of war
Shop with slicers
Hammer and anvil setting
Requiring a lot of work and attention
Parisian pal
“Mamma Mia” singers
Romantic couple
Sheer fabric
Itty-bitty
Person who can sing, dance and act, say
“How Do I Live” singer LeAnn
Is under the weather
It might be cut off by a butcher
“Terrible” czar
Revives, and a hint to the beginnings of 16-, 22-, 33- and 46-Across
Life partner
Big Australian birds
Kindle read
Toboggan’s kin
Gently touch
Skate park features
Ties up the phone
Sound from a stadium
Words of approximation
Member of a Beehive State tribe
Congregation leader
Majestic
Goal on a hole
Pig’s place
Counsel
Many of the men appearing on money
Sponsor of the Padres’ park
Faint from emotion
Online journals
First-rate
“Eat up!”
Mascara target
Rapper/actor who plays a detective on TV
Low area between hills
Mirthless
Justifiable, as a complaint
“I knew it all along!”
Genetic stuff
___-deucey (backgammon variation)
Sleeper’s dream state, for short
Drops in the letter box
Skilled
“Riiiiight!”
Contraction that annoys the grammar police
Began the bidding
Journeys
Slippery swimmers
Occasion to dye eggs
Prunes
Challenger
Overplay
Word on a gift tag
Sitting on
Sounds accompanying a finger wag
Airport arrival
Thurman of “Pulp Fiction”
Org. for attorneys