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- ___ right (shows interest on Tinder) (6) *
- Pixar's "Finding ___" (4) *
- Actress Mary of "The Maltese Falcon" (5) *
- Helios, in Greek myth (6) *
- V.I.P.s at the top of an org chart (5) *
- Scout's mission, in brief (5) *
- Peabody or Pulitzer (5) *
- Alternatives to Macs (3) *
- Bigheaded people have big ones (4)
- Remote areas of Australia (7)
- Preferred habitat of the bilberry and heathers (8) *
- Sophia -, first Oscar winner in a foreign-language role (5) *
- Blast area for its white stone (9) *
- A mistake of supervision (9)
- Own or have (7)
- Mirage subject (5)
- Being violent can obtain basic accommodation (12) *
- Conceited one among the leaders (4)
- They are used to enlarge Irish butter factories (8) *
- Dragon's down (5) *
- Setter's mature and creates an impression (5) *
- Sarcastic about unyieldingness when in charge? (6) *
- Plaster city? (5) *
- Something cutting spotted after prayer for the dead (6) *
- Halloween habit (5) *
- Dashed on the Dublin area train (6) *
- Left outlet for clever story (5) *
- Assistant putting together team break (8) *
- Spiritual charge involving healing (4) *
- Where you can happily walk when broadcasting (2,3) *
- A slight amount, a trace (7) *
- Watered down shock report showing when most people work (8) *
- Adherent is one to drink beer (9)
- Extreme aims? (4) *
- Keep after beautiful French scale maker (8) *
- Flabby (4)
- Truly rich setting for music station (5) *
- Holds party without par, being rash (5)
- Grotesque carved figure (8)
- Estate supporting smart youth leader (8)
- He chooses solitary confinement (7) *
- Active inclusion of a decorative branchlet (5) *
- Fish with bent cane perhaps (9)
- Misbehaved (5,2)
- Cubes or strips of bacon fat (7) *
- Powerful dog originally bred for hunting large deer (8) *
- Area of the midbrain related to the faculty of sight (5,4) *
- Ponte di -, oldest bridge to span Venice's Grand Canal (6) *
- US city with Braves, Hawks and Falcons sports teams (7) *
- Obsolete coin worth two shillings and sixpence (4,5) *