July 30 2020, Wall Street Journal

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Clue
Puts a limit on
Eight-movie co-star of Daniel and Rupert
Can opener?
Guttural dissent
U.S. Open Snowboarding Championships location
It can be seen in “A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte”
Performance in a Bollywood film?
Leaves
Huddles on a San Francisco football field?
Fender attachment
About
Hawaiian woman
Some moon rocks
Affectedly innocent
POTUS for over a decade
Awesome and then some
Pasta whose name means “barley”
Barley alternative
A visit to the nail salon?
Teacher’s coll. offering
Itty-bitty complaint
Adjective target
Subway scuttler
Break ground, in a way
1965 hit for the Dixie Cups
Wore away
Do preceders
Showed the way
Recesses in a Bauhaus-inspired cathedral?
Bizarre
Backwards, and a hint to four of this puzzle’s answers
Projectionist’s stack
Root for the cook
Sort
Trillion, in metric prefixes
Indication of freshness
Letter closer of old
Unruly dog
“So that’s it!”
Full-groan wordplay
What a knight’s greave protects
Northwestern University locale
“The Railway” painter
Extra small
“Tess of the d’Urbervilles” libertine
Site of some ephemeral castles
Emergency evacuation
Means
Secondary
Like some tans
Retro phone feature
___ Jima
Fiver
One might cover a city
Letter resembling a trident
Tiptop
Pirate’s refuge
Auspicious
Last letter
88 for Ra, e.g.
Sticks
Names used by name-callers
Star sign
More substantial
Stir-fry need
Guitar’s little brother
Acknowledgment, of a sort
Vacation spot
Praiseful piece
Capital on the Dnieper
Alfalfa’s beloved
First blank on a form
Parkland measure
Pen points
Puts dishes on
Liquor in a Sneaky Pete
Luxury hotel amenity
Twisty swimmer