One who grinds flour; Common last name (Little Or-)

Advanced Engineering degree

Stinging insect with a thin waist

Modern pet name (Dagwood an-)

It's hard to keep an --- ---(be vigilant) when you have an --- ---(are blinded)

You call this an ancient paved highway extending from Rome to the Adriatic Sea? Don't make me laugh

Thimble Theatre's first family

Indian seaport or the fabric named for it

Environmental precipitation concern

The group the kidnapped Patty Hearst

A sign of things to come

Important health insurance coverage

I used to love them for their road maps but lately....

suffix, plural. meaning small

Hasty escape

Predecessor of Harold V, the snowman in "Frozen", and villainous Count in a "A Series of Unfortunate Events".... what? Two of them spell it, how?.... Oh, figs....

Con game where the mark is persuaded to front some money for shares in some venture or another

The usual table wine

An extra-terrestrial buff

Goes both ways

Actual

Documentation of Library degree

Space-age family (their dog, Astro, is not party of the meta)

Unscheduled

Code-cracking org.

Former name of Gastrothecea-- a genus of marsupial frogs [etymologically because they carry their eggs on their back] (Dorothy)

Tooted one's own horn (The Little Rascals)

It's a constellation, it's a fish, it's a drink; ...but most crosswords will just clue in "Coach Parseghian"

One or some indiscriminately

In a contrived manner

Letter shaped vises

-- Nui; Easter Island

"He of the dawn"; one of four horses that drive Helios' chariot across the sky

Soviet space dog (not one of the dogs of the meta)

'e studies reptiles, 'e does

Large composting toilet on a boat (yes, it's a woozyism)

--- near Salim; one of the sites where John did baptisms. ("Diphtongue, oui?" ...shakes head to indicate disagreement)

Comic about a boy with a pet squid

Company that makes emoji usernames (they really hope it will become a thing)

Flavor additive

Uncleliness? .... The quality of being like an uncle

To send off (maybe on one)

Notable

Foreword

Beethoven's Third

Funny (on the Internet, of course)

Where the dogs go*

Plenty, galore and more

English cathedral city (-r Jack)

Nose (now chiefly Scottish)

Decay

Burns with hot liquid (-artin)

Interoffice note (-phan Annie)

"---- what ----" what 20A's boyfriend frequently says

Article start, in journalism jargon

TV Series Pitch: "Blackmore's Scottish heroine teams up with Alcott's tomboyish aspiring author and have adventures together" "Mmm... pass"

French for U.S.A.

Line of travel

Respectful address

Animal rights org.

Armored cheek plates such as the ones a triceratops would have [etymologically because they cover the jaw bone] (Dr. Dolittle)

"Come to your life like a -----, nothing will bore yer, you can be happy" --Cris Williamson's "Song of the Soul" (....okay, Jungian archetype associated with strength)

1990 album by Irish folk group Clannad (it's Irish for "Soul")

Aegis

Trojan archer slain by Diomedes

Type of pear

"Clan of the Cave Bear" heroine who single-handedly invented everything

Israeli airline (-d Blondie Bumstead)

Marriage vow given to a floral necklace (okay, that's the very worst woozyism of this puzzle, I promise)

"So long, -- ---" "Only a little and it doesn't show"

In the game "Wingspan" this long-legged shore bird's pink power allows you to lay an egg on another bird with a ground nest

Answer-seizure ratio, the percentage of telephone calls that are answered

Eggs

Prmit.

Tony Soprano's racehorse

Mesopotamian goddess of love, war, and fertility (var.)

Pentobarbital sodium

What the dogs do*

How you refer to you martial arts master when he has a PhD.

If not

Enjoy a book

Movement impaired

Snare

Alien mechanical overlord of the novel "The White Mountains"... or support for a camera-- whichever works for you

Salt

"Objection, your Honor-- alleged killer whale" (New Yorker caption contest submission)

Open-source python library that is used in analyzing the stock market's historical data... Oh, all right, Rapper Kweli

Traditional Greek dance

Beaches of a seaside resort; or a regions of the sun

Covetously looking at the soft drink

Although it refers to another animal, the is apparently a term for leopard (Buster Brown)

"Should I use the B-furnace, the C-Oast?" "No, use the primary one"

Former chain of creperies (surprisingly not a woozyism)

Okay... it's an acronym for, um, a musical group-- classic music, that is-- large group, like the ones you'd see in concert halls... the one in the capital city of Canada (oh, it's a palindrome by the way) and... well, the middle letter describes what type of orch... er, I mean Instrumental Ensemble that it is... It (the middle letter) is like a piece of classical music... an extended composition.... (writing clues is harder than it looks)

Terminus (abbr)

When the singular grandly becomes plural

Ram wide receiver Cooper, whose name sound like an Egyptian ruler

warm vaporous air (Scottish)

Ludlum protagonist

Competent (Sailo-)

Baroque stringed instrument

Unattractive

Actress Myrna and her sisters (if she had any)

San Francisco car sharing company

Zounds!..... But more Internetty.

Land elevation

Chilled

Way through a mountain range (Timmy M-)

Dawn goddess

Mythical giant bird