" It was the devious-cruising _____ that in her retracing search after her missing children, only found another orphan" (Or Jennifer's character on Friends)

King Philip came over for good soup

"My turn!"

A village in India, Nigeria, and Scotland (completes the phrase "Bull in ______ shop")

As per normal; one under bogey or two above eagle for example

Seized vehicle

In Spain, a heightened sense of emotion or charisma in art or music

Liquid rock

A backwards way to eat in Oklahoma

All boys should come home, please

How I like a drink? Alcoholic, of course

According to Wikipedia these were decorative ringlets sewn into clothes, sort of a precursor to sequins. Other sources say it can refer to winds in the Faroe Islands. In either case it doesn't score well in scrabble and I'm not sure I've seen it in other crosswords so it might not be worth remembering

Floor in England

Attach again

Ungulate who hides backwards in the reed. (Don't overthink it.... although obviously I did)

Triangular river mouth

Haul behind

Different ones; additional ones

My very elegant mother just served us noodles

Is in debt

Stuffed chile peppers coated with egg

Tall girls can fight and other queer things can do

Swift hominid. (Editorial comment: 29 years ago I had great faith in this Internet company and even once interviewed to be their fourth employee. God, what happened to it? Boy, did I pick the wrong horse)

Barely interesting art figures

Capital of the British Virgin Islands (if you come from here are you a 46D?)

La città eterna

Homes

Alabaster plaster

ER workers

1997 Literature Nobelist _____ Fo who was not present at "An Evening Without _______ Fo and Franca Rame" where they read the first act of his Non Si Paga! Non Si Paga!

Forbes described this tiny Italian restaurant as “the single toughest restaurant reservation to get in the United States, bar none." I never heard of it but apparently their mass-marketed pasta sauces are a big deal.

Wombs

Good thing to get a shot for

Just how many spots can you get in a small space? (A question to ask your printer)

Raging Martians invade Venus using X-ray guns

Richard of York gave battle in vain

Land of Cú Chulainn, the Children of Lir, and Finn MacCool. (There's probably some linguistic reason this clue is technically incorrect....pfff)

"Rumor has it..."

Of the great heart trunk

Ebro, Segura, Júcar, Guadalquivir y otros

Put forward, as an idea

When the male cat consumed a red salad veggie in the French restaurant as a means of seduction, _______ ______ ______

Learning method that requires lots of memorization

Simmer in anger

Raises spirits

The original wireless (not Pinocchio)

Sharp

Game played in carved pieces on a checkered board (never seen it played on fine-grained sands)

Latin for "hence", as in ____ illae lacrimae; hence, those tears

Ultimate consumer of a finished product

Ophelia's would be (or would not to be) avenger

Jim Nabor's Pyle

Not impressed with any sense of wonderment

Video file extension, or fuel efficiency stat.

Yeah, yeah, ... crimson tide.... Ole Miss rival... I get it, some people like college sports and make up nick-names... whatever...

Of the mouth, spoken

Girl whom if she turns her back on me, I'll take morphine and die

"Amahl and the Night Visitors" composer

"Sports are boring" is one. Yours probably differs

Silent assent

In favor of

Region of Spain that is one letter off from being Tolkien's ranger

Cowardly

Do you know what a female sheep is called? (I knew you did)

Sahara is the world's largest sub-polar one, but if you get technical Antarctica is larger (sigh, no-body loves a nit-picker)

Recline atop of

Former cable network specializing in country music. Its format changed and it is now the Paramount Network, but the country music aspect was revived as* Heartland*

Lemon hominid.... (Okay, that's too mean. Do time-traveling caveman in comics, instead.)

They say it's company

Chop down

Overthrows and takes by force

Being sports apathetic, I always assumed the Cup was an award for horse racing rather than for golf. (Because, well, you know....)

Fails spectacularly

Assassin of 63D's older brother (as long as we are doing initialism)

Crew for the band on tour

Software developed for IBM PC compatible computers to manage core functionality

"Of course," said Norah, after a quarter of an hour's silence, "you want to make the words difficult and define them as subtly as possible." "Of course," I said, wrestling with '?—?.' I could only think of one word, and it was the one everybody else was certain to have. "Are we all ready? Then somebody begin." "You'd better begin, Norah, as you know the game," said Mrs. Gerald. We prepared to begin. "Mine," said Norah, "is a bird." "---," we all shouted; but I swear I was first. "Yes." "I don't think that's a very subtle definition," said Dennis. "You promised to be as subtle as possible." "Go on, dear," said Gerald to his wife. "Well, this is rather awkward. Mine is——" "---," I suggested. "You must wait till she has defined it," said Norah sternly. "Mine is a sort of feathered animal." "---," I said again. In fact, we all said it. Gerald coughed. "Mine," he said, "isn't exactly a—fish, because it——" "---," said everybody. "That was subtler," said Dennis, "but it didn't deceive us." "Your turn," said Norah to me. And they all leant forward ready to say "---." "Mine," I said, "is—all right, Dennis, you needn't look so excited—is a word I once heard a man say at the Zoo." There was a shriek of "---!" "Wrong," I said. Everybody was silent. "Where did he say it?" asked Norah at last. "What was he doing?" "He was standing outside the ---'s cage." "It must have been ---." "It wasn't." "Perhaps there's another animal beginning with '?' and ending with '?,'" suggested Dennis. "He might have said,'Look here, I'm tired of this old ---, let's go and see the _-doesn't-__,' or whatever it's called." from "Once a Week" by A.A. Milne

Green eggs and ham enthusiast

Turkish title

National dish of Tahiti; Poisson ___: raw ahi marinated citrus juice and coconut milk

Most populous Canadian province

Poet who thought April was cruel and was apprehensive about eating peaches

Helmet-shaped

"Buffoon! That's the dumbest thing I ever heard!"

"Hold on, I just thought of something"

Attorney general in his older brother's administration

Run water over to remove loose or light dirt

Soil

Coup '___

Spoons co-escapee. ("_____ of Shrimp" is one of the strange motifs of the '84 cult movie " 18A Man")

Does nothing really important with ones time

Bite's playfully

Thing you wait for to drop, according to an old adage

"____ la Douce"; role originally intended for Marilyn Monroe but given to Shirley MacLaine

Say "Black touches red-- soon you'll be dead; Yellow touches black-- friend of Jack" when looking at coral snake, for example.

On a map it's about one unit it down by three units to the left--more or less.