I wouldn't do that to you

Nightclub proprietor in "Casablanca"

"Free to be you and me" creator Thomas (and, yes, the star of "That Girl")

Concede defeat

Ministry student

Oak seeds

"Well, if they are free...."

Cover again

Look at the penultimate letter

What Richard III offered for his kingdom

Percussion

Days gone by

Disappointment

What the phone company will give you when you have a question about the bill

Deep Space Nine Chief of Security

Kung-pao; peanut dish

Open-source operating system

Cherry that is a search engine

Like months when you can't eat oysters

Little ammo

Do something

During the current calendar page

Allowance for making a drug available prior to approval

Decay

Meadow

Crusted pastry

Coward on the playground

Regularly interacting or interdependent group of items forming a unified whole--- but much shorter, and then shorter than that

Nope

City in French Flanders

Term for a female student that is "somewhat old-fashioned" and, ultimately oxymoronic

West Indian palm tree with spiny trunk and leaves and edible nuts

Communication with many gestures

Subway org. in NYC

He discovered the role oxygen played in combustion

Southernmost city in the contiguous United States

'tween Carson and Fallon

Oh, right.... I have to make a clue for this entry... Um.... first two words of an ode to Jazz singer and pianist Cole... Oh, just do the cross clues!

That's hilarious!

"What's that round shape, like a filled-in circle?" "That? That's - ---"

Castor and Pollux

Liquids derived from the juices of steamed bivalves

Speaker

Okay, whatever. You're right; I'm wrong. Happy now?

Abandon

Stop

Dinner bread

Financial indicator that indexes the relative strength of a commodity

Gender-free French neopronoun. Alternative to the gender-specific pronouns elle and il. It has been adopted by the Le Robert dictionary but is not officially accepted by the Académie Française. (78D bless Wikipedia!)

Year Boleslav I, duke of Bohemia, signs a peace treaty with King Otto I of the East Frankish Kingdom. (Or XXV times XVIII for those of you who are better at math than at history)

Person who will sell you a tethered heavier than air flying device

What onions do

First to words to a question concerning the status of the other person

Brazil's primary tourist destination

A change in the Wikipedia page about teen-aged Clark Kent's girlfriend

It distinguishes a bathhouse from a bathouse

Fished for that fish with the narrow jaw

Winter weather hazard

Took an oath

Make a mistake

Protagonist of Sena Jeter Naslund's "Ahab's Wife: Or, the Star-Gazer"

"As an afterthought to this letter, I urge you to urinate"... but in only three-letters

Nope

bi-, physi-, zo-, anthrop-, and others

Defeat soundly

To coat with an elastic material in England

In an uncommon manner

Music with a strong beat

Mark your calendars; the new store will be ------- -- two weeks. (alternative jokey clue: Label on a jar that must be unsealed only while submerged in martini liquor)

Where to put your trash

Munch on

"Shall we take Hwy B?" "No, let's take -- -. After all, that is Sanskrit for 'divine order' or 'logos'. I just made a meta where the theme was 'logos' so I'm taking it as a sign"

Gp. that has Senators, Devils, and Penguins

Chop off

Type of musical piece that will forever be associated with fugues due to Bach's most famous work for organ

What you do when you leave someone's house

Suffer

The Way

Harsh criticism

Way or bearing

Fabricate a story

--- Lanka

Pained

Actor Daniel --- Kim

Entertainment for the armed forces

My grandmother hated this article of clothing. "Why would anyone willingly make themselves a billboard" she'd say. She said lots of other things but I'll save them for another crossword.

"Shall we call the baby Victor, or Virgil, or Valdemort, or .... ?" No, none of those. I don't like - -----"

Theme for a meta last year that bothered me as it gave many hints for the last name but no hints for the first name; Betty

Ozone depleter

Elemento de número atómico 79 y símbolo químico "Au"

Deity

Before

More, in Cuba

You can gauge a crossword's intended audience by whether the clue for this entry talks about southern California winds, or the movie "Knives Out"

If you add it to itself you get its square (no, it isn't zero)

Hardware-In-Loop testing abbreviation. (Don't overthink it)

Skit show that brought us the Land Shark and Mr. Bill