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Dance at a Jewish wedding:

HORA

Go ___-wild:

HOG

Means of propelling a boat:

OAR

Baked dessert made with tart red stalks (and loads of sugar):

RHUBARBPIE

University that's also a color:

AUBURN

Chemical that burns:

ACID

Really dry:

ARID

Cloth used to cover a teapot, to Brits:

COSY

Apple on a desktop:

IMAC

Respite from work:

DAYOFF

Chevrolet muscle car:

CAMARO

___ brûlée (French custard):

CREME

Spray can mist:

AEROSOL

___ Griffin Enterprises:

MERV

Jai ___:

ALAI

Actress Russo:

RENE

Probability:

ODDS

Home of Waikiki Beach:

OAHU

Capital of Italia:

ROMA

Brought (in), as a fish:

REELED

Vittles:

GRUB

"What ___ goes!" (parent's pronouncement):

ISAY

Task to "run":

ERRAND

"Rush Hour" and "21 Jump Street" [Clinton]:

BUDDYCOPMOVIES

Mosquito repellent ingredient:

DEET

Author Edgar Allan ___:

POE

Handle with ___:

CARE

Like Friday attire in some offices:

CASUAL

Friends' opposite:

FOES

TV deputy of Mayberry [Bush 43]:

BARNEYFIFE

Play music in the subway, perhaps:

BUSK

Rhyming title character who plays the tuba in Cuba, in a Rudy Vallee song:

YUBA

Curly hairstyle, for short:

FRO

1099-___ (bank-issued tax form):

INT

Leave out:

OMIT

Plenty steamed:

MAD

Stuck, with no way out:

INABADSPOT

Sums:

TOTALS

Kind of port on a computer, in brief:

USB

Zig or zag:

TURN

Anticipate:

PLANON

Orchard fruit:

PEAR

Identify:

NAME

Dines:

SUPS

___-mo:

SLO

The Buddha is often depicted meditating under it [Obama]:

BOTREE

Howard's best friend on "The Big Bang Theory":

RAJ

"Green" prefix:

ECO

Numerical information:

DATA

Windsurfing locale NE of Honolulu:

KAILUA

Rattle:

UNNERVE

"Superfruit" berry:

ACAI

"What ___ be done?":

ISTO

Cousin of "Kapow!":

BAM

Boxer Spinks who upset Muhammad Ali:

LEON

C-D-E-F-G-A-B-C, e.g. [Biden]:

MAJORSCALE

Founder of Communist China:

MAO

Made smile:

AMUSED

Basketball players, quaintly:

CAGERS

Linguist Chomsky:

NOAM

"You got that right!":

OHYES

Small amounts:

TADS

What the starts of 21-, 26-, 40- and 50-Across are, for the presidents in their clues:

WHITEHOUSEDOGS

Legal order:

WRIT

Sharpen:

HONE

___ Verde (locale of San Juan's airport):

ISLA

Tourist town in northern New Mexico:

TAOS

By oneself:

SOLO

"If all ___ fails ...":

ELSE

Letter starter:

DEAR

Prayer beads:

ROSARY

Shoe bottom:

SOLE

More than magnificent:

EPIC

Prez with the pooch Heidi:

IKE

Saucer go-with:

CUP

Smitten:

INLOVE

___ of Arendelle (Disney queen):

ELSA

Device that makes a TV "smart":

ROKU

Combs to add volume, as a stylist might:

TEASES

Not the passive sort:

DOER

Part of a stairway:

STEP

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