July 10 2020, Wall Street Journal

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Clue
Protective wall
Served soup, say
Dangerous compound in Vonnegut’s “Cat’s Cradle”
Capital midway between Quito and Adelaide
Flow out
Pursued, as a tip
Made over
Excitingly awesome, slangily
A boatload of
Hither’s partner
Prince in Disney’s “The Little Mermaid”
Gadot of “Justice League”
Nos. to measure against
Tartar sauce ingredient
Slender wind
Polo heading
Velma’s rival in “Chicago”
Relentlessly gloomy
Uncomplaining
Its Royal Navy is based in Seeb
Turn of phrase
Cabinet dept. since 1977
Pool surface
Nuisances for neatniks
Crewmate of Worf and Crusher
Liquid-confiscating grp.
Betray astonishment
Broke bread
Maker of T-Bonz treats
Caterer’s vessel
Narrows down
On topic
Body of water between Marie Byrd Land and Victoria Land
Bayer brand
Resident of Washington’s “City of Destiny”
Some action cameras
Glosses over?
Berth place
High point
Librarian’s urging
Rankle
Bösendorfer products
Informal alliances
Ball-bearing item
Milk-based
On topic
Judge
Electra’s grandmother
Its annual school fee is about £42,500
Prevent from scoring
Puma purchase
Primer section marked with an X
Coveted graduation gift
Fade out
Cabin, cottage or castle
Anthropologist Leakey
Check line
Vanishing sound
Pitcher Matt Harvey, e.g.
Money of 42-Across
Berger of “Major Dundee”
God with wings
Level
Word found carved at Roanoke’s Lost Colony
Eldest of the March sisters
Rooms filled with sweaters
Lake that’s the source of the Mississippi
Rodent, to a raptor
English racing town
On the edge of one’s seat
Fallon’s predecessor
Some restaurant work
Much-decorated Bradley
Dedicatee in a Salinger title
Bona fide
Lacking
Big busyness
Numbered rd.