| Baked dish made with ricotta or bechamel |
Properly pitched, as a mashup |
| "That's my next move" |
Cool, though not earth-shatteringly so |
| Part of a speedway or the stomach |
Maple tree harvest |
| Obsessive captain of fiction |
Crustaceans sometimes called "mudbugs" |
| Captain bankrolled by Peleg and Bildad |
Escorted through the door |
| Really booked it |
Puts together an outfit? |
| Capital city home to Turtle Tower |
Less sweet, as a wine |
| "The Chronic" rapper, informally |
Obstacle to overcome |
| "Cocker" dog |
"Proud as a" bird |
| It scratches the itch |
Big vessel in a brewery |
| Dessert that wiggles |
Modern-life narrative |
| Karen Gillan or David Tennant |
Number on a minigolf scorecard |
| Martial art with shoulder throws |
"Stars on Ice" stop |
| Dwindle slowly |
On the ___ (subtly) |
| Christopher Robin's actual last name |
Charitable contributions, collectively |
| "Sounds good!" |
Light-filled lobbies |
| Plates to share, informally |
Blaster's sound |
| Tobiko, e.g. |
Muralist Frida |
| Bready hummus accompaniment |
Bottom of a long column, say |
| Halloween-season narrative |
"The Price Is Right" unveiling |
| Portion of cake |
"Facilities," in Britain |
| Think pieces, for short |
Geiger __ (radiation detector) |
| Fingers-in-ears syllables |
Long sandwiches |
| Loses one's chill? |
Floofy-hooded winter coats |
| Put down gently |
Rendezvoused with |
| Garment measured in cups |
"Logan" actor Jackman |
| Half-goat follower of Dionysus |
Treatment plant? |
| "Here's something we could do ..." |
Gamer's machine |
| Place for the highest-scoring golfer |
Pic on Puzzmo, e.g. |
| "Absolutely!" |
Party with glowsticks |
| Word with tank or tip |
Patatas bravas and croquetas, e.g. |
| "Dear me!" |
Cartoon explorer who teaches Spanish |
| Airing live |
Chinese dynasty established by Liu Bang |
| The pinnacle of quality, in slang |
Spot to sit down at a hoedown |
| Necessitate a manicure, perhaps |
Ryu's BFF and rival, on "Street Fighter" |
| Open some bubbly with a bang |
Crisps brand known as Walkers in Ireland |
| Very muscular, in slang |