The Washington Post Tuesday - Crossword Answers | 2020 09 05

crossword answers
Clue Answer
They're light-sensitive EYES
Toy featured in the 2002 film 'The Man Who Saved Christmas' ERECTORSET
It has one team in Can NBA
Ending course DESSERT
CALF-ROPING LOOP NOOSE
DIRE DESTINY DOOM
Chef Boyardee product BEEFARONI
__ WORK: MENIAL LABOR SCUT
GIVE CONDITIONALLY LEND
BODY SHOP CONCERN DENT
Waterslide aid INNERTUBE
STARTING COURSE SOUP
Stone __ MASON
Dosage instruction ONCEDAILY
G-rated word of annoyance DARN
Fed gp. fighting certain illegal trafficking ATF
TWO-TIME U.S. OPEN CHAMP ELS
Waterslide cry WHEE
Prepare for a surprise, perhaps HIDE
Casual question after 'We took pictures' WANNASEE
Practice in a ring SPAR
French meat stew POTAUFEU
SKATEBOARDER'S PROTECTOR KNEEPAD
Suitability word on some games AGES
'I've got you' HOLDONTOME
HARDLY ANY ABIT
'And __ thou slain the Jabberwock?' HAST
MILK CONTAINER UDDER
STROKE PET
'The Nutcracker' sight TUTU
RIDE THE WIND SOAR
Light rail predecessors STREETCARS
SEE 3-DOWN ASADA
CAROUSEL RIDERS BAGGAGE
PICK UP LEARN
'DELISH!' TASTY
Words indicating lack of offense NOAPOLOGYNEEDED
Barrie's nonconformist pirate SMEE
Valediction reminder BEGOOD
DIFFICULT ARDUOUS
HANDY COMMUNICATION SYST.? ASL
'First Lady of Song' ELLA
BAUSCH + LOMB BRAND RENU
'That's all she wrote' ENDOFSTORY
'The Nutcracker' marcher TOYSOLDIER
Flameless light source LEDCANDLE
BOOK AFTER JOEL AMOS
Message board entries POSTS
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group since 2003 ACDC
Ship's dir ENE
With 54-Across, grilled Mexican dish CARNE
PAC-12 MEMBER USC
Common Creamsicle float ingredient ORANGESODA
Pitchfork features TINES
Crack, perhaps DECODE
Have plenty of force PACKAPUNCH
Groundwater-fed puddle SEEP
PLAYGROUND RETORT CANSO
Format for older computer games CDROM
Bad thing to leave at a crime scene DNA
ON THE WRONG SIDE (OF) AFOUL
Melon, facetiously HEAD
Expressed remorse, say MADEAMENDS
Tourist opening? ECO
Campaign website option DONATE
EXPENDITURE OUTGO
Key ring thing FOB
Transparent 61-Across parts CORNEAS
Impulsively utters, with 'out' BLURTS
Fitting name for a gallery patron? ARTIE