A Crossword with Rotational Symmetry

Eyes and classes have these. (6)

Recreational hallucinogen (abbr.). (3)

Often (incorrectly) given an apostrophe. (3)

Pulled (like an animal in a harness might be). (6)

Louse egg, often found in hair. (3)

Often confused with a resume (abbr.). (2)

Dips in water. (4)

Soft drink. (4)

Alternate to .zip or .tar. (3)

Affectionate term for a dude. (3)

Produce and discharge. (4)

Shrek’s species. (4)

Prefix to -ply, -art and -petite. (2)

Expression of disinterest. (2)

Used for indoor surfing. (3)

Descriptors (colloquial), as in “Gimme the _____ for the party this weekend.” (5)

Companion to bolts. (4)

Light bark. (3)

Medieval musician. (4)

Roman numeral for 3. (3)

Something which spins something else. (7)

Henry succeeded by Edward I. (3)

Lame, as in fashion. (4)

If you hit this type of dirt, you've succeeded. (3)

Non-lethal baton or grenade variant. (4)

A king may ride a noble one. (5)

Number of lords a-leaping. (3)

Male pronoun. (2)

Father (colloquial). (2)

Therefore. (4)

The 4th dimension, arguably. (4)

Pondering my ___, 2021 meme caption. (3)

Prefix of -ity and -efaction. (3)

One might have much of these about nothing. (4)

Soup, or what you might do if you didn't like it. (4)

Used to comm. verbally on the internet. (2)

Container named for its material. (3)

Someone who refuses to believe in climate change. (6)

Disease spread when DTF. (3)

Old way to connect to the WWW. (3)

Mistake or accident. (4, 2)

Irrational number. (2)

Academic institution w/ large brutalist tower. (3)

Found at the end of a letter (abbr.). (2)

Eggs and players are often looking to get this. (4)

/ bumpers (on a game controller). (2)

A kind of service or Santa. (6)

Someone who makes drama (colloquial). (4)

Found on grass in the morning. (3)

Coming of age ball (abbr.). (3)

These are (apparently) taken in lectures. (5)

Chinese philosophy involving yin and yang. (3)

A slow march, for an animal. (4)

When repeated, means average or ok. (2)

Weaves fabric back together again. (7)

kg, m and mol are this type of unit. (2)

May be used to detect enemy submarines. (5)

Fly and mosquito-like insect. (4)

Put up new strips of material on your walls. (7)

For each. (3)

Change, like you might a Wikipedia page. (4)

Smelly fart. (7)

Includes menus, buttons and text boxes. (2)

Pods you shouldn’t eat. (4)

Rude or aggressive person (slang). (3)

New Zealand film where a goat eats drug money. (3)

“Going below the _____”, to avoid attention. (5)

Trixie of Fairly Odd Parents. (4)

Used to measure fat-soluble vitamins. (2)

A workout is made by doing this over and over. (3)

Assail or attack. (3, 2)

Law regarding libel and slander. (4)

Church services starting at 9am. (6)

Plant often used in cereal. (3)

Greatest Showman song “This ___ me.”. (2)

Your computer runs on this. (2)

Using this skips to sunrise, in Minecraft. (3)

Keen or eager (readers are often this). (4)

Press the buttons on a phone to call someone. (4)

Marry. (3)

Father from Rugrats. (3)

Not online (abbr.), often combined with ‘I’. (2)

Upgraded version of the Gameboy Advance. (2)

__ Man, a martial arts film many networking protocol enthusiasts were disappointed by. (2)