Bob Dylan hit that DOESN'T describe Maroon 5 singer Adam Levine's moves

Island in Nunavut that sounds like how you got there, if that happened to be by helicopter

"____ ____ bobo" (a statement pleading one's innocence)

Young meat enjoyed by many Mediterranean cultures and Gilbert Garfield

Haul

Worn by patients and princesses

The Lost Explorer in a Spanish comedy film. Also means a smidgen.

Accumulation of matter that eventually becomes not one after enough is removed

He has no style, he has no grace, th-th-th-this Kong has a funny face!

British-American actress mentioned when talking about those jaundiced cartoon guys (edit: oh gosh golly I got her first name wrong, sorry crossword fans I did a big goof here)

Agency that manages train-related workers in India. Looks a lot like that really cool Indian movie that just got an Oscar if you crop the last letter a little

49+2=|51|

Egyptian deity whose name is said repeatedly in Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance"

That little wrinkly guy with the glowing finger

Latin for preggers

Punkish exclamation

The Norse god of he has a hammer

Some submarines, like in seaQuest. Add PSP to the end for a mid-2000's handheld forum war

Going up and left but mostly up on most maps. I just thought it was a movie

Disney character played by Michael Jackson. Plagued my early puzzles.

φ represents the golden one (not literally "one" though, it's closer to 1.6)

Spider-Man villain depicted alongside "the boys" in a 2019 meme. Also a big animal

"A man, ____, a canal, Panama"

Boots made for walking, and that's what they'll do

Like the popular Jimmy Eat World song or the also-popular Zedd song, both of which Kidz Bop covered

Whole lotta

Progressive house DJ behind "Hyperfall" and a remix of the Coldplay monkey song. Also the Japanese word for a fancy watercraft

Orange goop depressed teenagers breathe in a popular 90's anime

Miku's green friend who didn't write Thos Moser

Chaos, possibly involving a tuchus

Company now known as ELP Communications whose old logo mark has become infamous for its elusivity. Also, slang for those drawings people get on their bodies.

When a star shows up, not to be confused with when a star BLOWS up

That guy from El Dorado, not to be confused with the guy who was next to Paul Simon on the schoolyard

College formerly named Storrs Agricultural School

It's hi when Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" plays (this isn't a lyrics clue, sorry)

Against gravity

Popular French newspaper containing a fruit

Forbidden fluid whose name was coined after presenting Brennan Lee Mulligan with a Yuan-ti (snake person) possessing zoologically troubling mammalian features

Like the guy who stings like a bee or one of the dudes who killed Caesar

A step. If faux, a misstep (like wearing white after Labor Day)

Structure wtih a keystone in the middle

Recently replaced the Twitter logo (wow, much dating this puzzle, very bruh)

Singular immature canine that is very cute

Czech village with, like, 200 residents.

Baton used in Okinawan martian arts

Err...

2014 single from Nigerian rapper Iyanya about how sweet he is

Nationality of 50A

Epic poem of Madagascar

Sport played by legendary athlete Michael Jordan

Promise to not leak

Greek sporting club

A philanthropist, Tomie that one time she turned into a kidney, or anyone who's gotten on RecordCollector1972

Alternate title for a "miscellaneous" section

Iron man in Minecraft confirmed?

Like The Beatles vis a vis a Yellow Submarine or Jay-Z vis a vis Paris

Like cheddar and broccoli (but not broccoli cheddar)

Bird of prey that might own a house

Russian name inspired by a famous harvest goddess. This was going to be a clue about the Professor Layton character, but his name is spelled differently.

Pink-haired Elite Four member who manages the non-athletic clubs in Kill la Kill

Viral video set to Moldovan pop song "Dragostea Din Tei"

Charged atom. Comes after an & cat, meow!

If all your friends jumped off a crossword puzzle, wouldn't that be crazy?

"I am ___, I like men" - first line of "I Am ___" by Holland Boys

Like rival vampires

Ancient Phoenician city in Tunisia where hamburgers are not called "Steamed Hams"

Place whose capitol allegedly calls hamburgers "Steamed Hams"

Somewhere familiar

Russian Tsar known as "the Terrible"

A city in Turkmenistan that sounds like the Star Trek guy should be there

Like Coldsteel the Hedgehog or Microsoft's browser

Requested by Warren Zevon in a 1978 song. He's also got an 18 in this puzzle.

Like "son" but in Arabic names

Artist who studies 18D

Gaming handheld Scooby-Doo is seen using in the post-credits scene of Monsters Unleashed, providing the viewer a secret code for the tie-in game

A feeling of sorrow. Also, a 1960 Sam Cooke song

Insert with the intention of cooking, per a popular meme

White-haired Death Note character. Be warned, he is extremely close

1980 Dead Kennedy's single, or a trip to Angkor Wat

Halloween novelty classic sampled in Kid Rock's "All Summer Long"

Mineral that can be crazy lace

In the SCP Foundation series, the group that tries to kill stuff (often making things worse)

He

"y'all are still in high school, studying The Bronze Age, but baby I'm a baller, all I study is..."

Seen in a fade, bun, and bob

Light brown sludge. It takes twoo?

Song in Japanese, like the one from Pikmin

Two villages in the Mazandaran Province. What do you mean they use the Persian alphabet?

A garland of flowers

At this current time, for short

Court jester

Signified by a red peg in Battleship

An Indian flour

Like a balloon, for short

Good descriptor for Magritte's famous painting "The Treachery of Images"

Home country of Princess Maribel in the 2010 Johnny Test episode "Princess Johnny"

Some of the fighters in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: All Star Battle R

English VA of Honey and Miss Yukari

Debut album from Childish Gambino. Also, a place in the woods where young folks can have fun

Almost-vulgar name of Spanish cartographer Bernardo

Round of quick gameplay

Misreading of a popular car brand's logo

Christian metal band behind "Protoevangelium"

"The Video Board Game" and subject of a popular creepypasta

Atlanta college with a panther mascot whose alumni includes rapper Ludacris

Friend of Mike and Og in the eponymous Cartoon Network show

Story told by Zen masters

Frolic (noun)

"A wild hook shot played without style." (thanks Wiktionary)

Like bulgogi or the help button

Get dark in Teotihuacan

Argentine "Post Mortem" rapper

Band behind "She Sells Sanctuary" and "Love Removal Machine"

A 1923 Boeing biplane (or someone who isn't just a dude or lady)

As in Taco Del

Board game allegedly given to the first Emperor of Japan by the goddess Amaterasu, it says so in the instructions

Orissan fabric, or the funny skeleton in YTP speak

Country code used in the phrase "CAMPEÃO DO MUNDO __ __ __ __ "

"Buffalo Stance" singer Cherry

"__! __! Can't you see I'm burning, burning?" - Thompson Twins

Sugar, nuts, and egg whites. It's sticky.

Usually said after either a nasty fall or "Oh Oh Oh O'Reilly Auto Parts"

Waffle-loving robot and Hot Topic staple from Invader Zim

Usually, the first track on albums where it appears

Love Live character with blue hair and archery skills

Popular chip brand people joke about being mostly air

Indian cartoon character who did a funny dab one time

Like those from Krungthepmahanakhon Amonrattanakosin Mahintharayutthaya Mahadilokphop Noppharatratchathaniburirom Udomratchaniwetmahasathan Amonphimanawatansathit Sakkathattiyawitsanukamprasit

Spanish found footage horror film with three sequels and an American remake

As in Beck hit "Where It's __"

Swahili verb meaning to shave

Friend in stereotypical Australian

Found in the middle of a court

I lol'd

One-character track on Macintosh Plus' Floral Shoppe

Short for what goes between middle and college

Sharing someone's post with one's followers on popular social media Twitter