What this entry is to all the other entries in the grid

At what time

One who propels a boat by rowing

Acerbic comment

Fecund and verdant (like an alcoholic?)

Basic textbook

"Let's do this thing!"

Adorable little furball that grows to be a homicidal bird killer

Hummable part of a symphony by Strauss

Creator of the Bendel Bonnet

Time of the darling buds in a Shakespeare sonnet

Wildly popular cartoon character whose image is on the latest fad in watches

Continental coinage

Last T in TNT

Wet weather

Appellation. (I hiked the Appellation Trail... every kept telling me their ____)

Palm trees with creeping roots. (I asked my gardener to rearrange my tree's branches so the would be hidden behind the bushes. He asked me if I didn't want to just trim the branches. I said I didn't want to create any extra work. He said it as just a easy to ___ __ to tuck.)

"Got a problem with that? Take it to the court."

Make like a dove

Carry (or the bag you carry it in)

Pocket bread

Acrimonies

Color of the light of a summer night in Spain

Painter of Rouen Cathedral, West Facade, Sunlight which can be seen in the National Gallery

At $300,000 per film, descriptive of Garbo's salary

Fantastic transparent sheet for food storage. And now that it's been made moisture-proof, DuPont's sales have tripled.

Reason a parent gives

Ballet skirt

Celebration

She comes out at a ball

Mechanical device that converts circular motion to linear motion. (If you attach an imaging device to it you'd have a ___ - ___ )

Three from Rome

After Jul and before 37D

Okay... so... this is a boys name... the 13,757th most popular in the United States, apparently... it's Hebrew in origin and means "collector"... um, there's a Netflix series I haven't watched about a divorced father becoming involved in organized crime.... and, let's see... the song about "Pack up your troubles in Your Old Kit-Bag"?... the guy who wrote it used it as a pseudonym and... I guess it's an anagram of... well, nothing really.... SAAF? Is that a word?

Hole in the ground

Give a glowing smile to

Aromatic (like Ouzo) herb

It sounds like all signs indicate this is a boring tool

Like the tread of the feet of Fred Astaire

"Long Day's Journey into _____"; O'Neill drama

"Arrangement in Grey and _____ No. 1", actual name of Whistler's Mama

Gourmet creamy cheese. Supplying it to French troops during the Great War has secured its position as haut-cuisine ever since.

Hebrew boys name meaning "Father of Nations" (1,461 most popular in the U.S.) [There, that should be a lot more straightforward than that stupid ASAF clue... oops, I just gave that one away....]

Bête _____ (Name of the 20A in this comic: https://gordocomics.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/79-03-25-1.jpg )

Layers

Library and publishers unique identifier

Morales of "La Bamba"

Good walks spoiled organization(s)

Government agcy. currently very concerned about measles (sigh there's no cure for stupidity, is there?)

Spre thse nd yu spil th chldrn

Outdoor gear store (that really does exist and is very common out here in my part of the world)

Opera highlight

Stephens's boss on "Bewitched"

Sure he killed the Minotaur and all, but he'd have gotten nowhere without Ariadne (jus' saying)

Being that is simply too, too, too diveen

"Birth of _____"; painting by Botticelli

Poetic style of Keats and Shelley

Ubiquitous malted chocolate milk mix whose toe-tapping jingle and "Little Orphan Annie" sponsorship has made it wildly successful

Distributed cards

Without an apostrophe its what one is inclined to do; with an apostrophe it's quite the opposite.

Islamic cheif

Guys

Smelling like a swamp

Canadian chocolate bars with little air bubbles

sigh.....

First name of actor in "The Horse's Mouth", "The Lavender Hill Mob", "Kind Hearts and Coronets", "Our Man in Havana", etc. etc. oh, and he was outright creepy in "Handful of Dust"

Ancient Italian region (mostly Tuscany; pre-dates Rome)

Misfortumes

They sail on the sleepy Zuider Zee

"Girl with a Pearl Earring" Old Dutch master

House of parliament on which served Lady Astor

Super trendy vegetable subject of the instant classic "I say it's spinach and I say the hell with it" New Yorker cartoon

Multi-room accommodations

Fermented soybean

Pleasant to view

Trudge along

"I thought the work-week would never end!"

Adler who bested Sherlock

Fish with a legendarily poisonous liver

What a toy balloon is fated soon to do

Too late for lunch and too early for a tea break so... nap time?

Poor Chicago. It lost its "Second City" status in 1984 when Los Angeles exceeded it in population and in 1998 this airport was no longer the busiest in the world. (It's a mere 7th now.)

Danger

Winsor McCay's little boy in Slumberland

Like a sunburned penguin all over

Lawyers eventually pass it, and Tennyson eventually crossed it

"___ Blue?"

Deep sleep state

Showy neck wrap .... unless it's a snake. Then it'd be a bad wrap.

Pleasant and amenable

Forks and spoons... and spatulas and knives ...

Eye affliction

Clothes line?

Dry bread

Sundial arm

"All the news that's fit to print" initially

Single serving coffee pod

"Take your time"

One of a marauding horde

Muse of lyric poetry

Not really a lunar cycle but close enough for this clue

Of the pelvis

18 letter country with alternating vowels and consonants but with all-vowel initials

One who says "Blursh! Meshaloob Blursh" when you are in their way and "Dag dag" when they are leaving (and have a gem over their head when they are being controlled)

Direction that is also a chemical suffix

Before the fall of France

After 64A and before Oct

Jam in

Maker of "Clear your cash" and "My Dogsled is a hybrid" nail polish

Stale

A question of betrayal

Hole in the ground

Pet lizard which a surprisingly high number of owners allow to sleep in their bed with them

Where to park

Cam output

Chant first documented in 1918 at a "Bethlehem Steel" plant but more commonly associated with the "Miracle on Ice"

Lauder

Sebastian who was bested by Holmes

What you can't do with nuclear arms according to old protest signs

Result following from a cause

Saying, often metaphorical

At no time

Film critic; 90D's partner

Early Beatles label

One of the musketeers (not that one... nor that one either.... oh, and not that fourth one either, I guess.... yes, that one)

"Go get 'em, Rover! Fix that typo!" "Wait, no! I didn't make that error!"

If she ____ _ silly question, she gets a silly answer

Baby bear

What the Bureau of Land Management and the Black Lives Matter movement have in common

Beer-- but brewed in warmer conditions.

Palindromic doctors group

Nigerian currency

"The Wild Duck" playwright

Head honcho

Prohibit

Someone from Brighton by the looks of it

Curve that's impossible to draw on an 83D- Sketch

Sketch show that really didn't have all that much to do with Alfred E. Neuman's magazine

_____-Sketch (50s idea of a high-tech looking toy)

Breeder-brainwasher cabal to the misantrhopes

Film critic; Roger 56D's partner

Guiding strap for a horse

Dull color in a horse

Direction that is 90 degrees clock-wise from being a chemical suffix

Palindromic Gardener

Understand, as one has had similar experiences and can thus empathize

Entombed

ATM fig.

Shady tree

Fr. Holy woman

Decrees

Guided

Took an oath to never curse (and then broke it)

The absolute best cat in the history of the world! ... What? That's personal and subjective and no-one else would know that?... Well, they should! She was the BEST cat in the history of the world!.. Okay, okay... Famed WWII Riveter of poster and song.... Hmm, I guess I should say this is not a meta clue (In memoriam _____ (1996-2014) and Tommy (1996-2010). The two best cats in the history of the world. .... sorry, I needed a moment there.)

Crystal Meth Anonymous, Christian Motorists Association, Cleveland Museum of Art, Certified Management Accountant, and Country Music Awards. (It's a good thing three-letter-acronyms save us so much time with almost no possibility of miscommunication)

Singer Billie who is the youngest person all four main Grammy categories in the same year

Cruciverbalist's favorite toothbrush

Top; Bee's knees; totally the best

Band with the hit "125D Woman"

Beverage to accompany sympathy

In my opinion more appropriate beverages to accompany sympathy (although the red ones, Sir, are murder)

A camera that has a really, really, cool mechanism so that what you see in the viewfinder is the image of the photo

"____ Woman"; hit song for 118D

What one sees in the National Gallery (or the Louvre museum)

Help!

"How's it hangin'? Ya eating dinner?"

Rent out (such as a room)

"I don't freakin' believe it!" in texting

Engineering school in Troy, NY (where apparently you don't learn how to design role-playing games)

Fed up! .... get it? No? ... Oh, look it up. (I thought it was pretty funny....)

Year of the Consulship of Fabianus and Arrius (or III x LXVII)

United Nations sponsored disaster relief program (in French FCIU)

Outdo by a bit

Jargon

Freeze over