New York Times - Mar 30 2021

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Clues Answers
'Animal House' character named for an animal OTTER
'Srsly?!' OMG
'Uh-oh, you shouldn't have done that!' BADMOVE
'You wish!' ASIF
'___ the media!' ALERT
360° martial arts maneuver SPINKICK
Abbr. on a scenic overlook sign ELEV
Bedouin stopping points OASES
Big Mac ingredient ONION
Big name in vacuum cleaners and fans DYSON
Blunders ERRS
Body part where a shoe goes HOOF
Burn slightly SINGE
Calligraphy tools PENS
Campus designed by Thos. Jefferson UVA
Cell with 23 unpaired DNA strands OVUM
Climber in academia? IVY
Collectible car of the late '50s EDSEL
Color slightly TINGE
Compensating reduction of greenhouse gas emissions CARBONOFFSET
Distance for a first down TENYARDS
Distance runner MILER
Down East, to a New Englander MAINE
Flight sleeping aid EYEMASK
Fourth word of the 'Star Wars' prologue AGO
French peak MONT
Gathering of bishops SYNOD
Girl, in Guadalajara CHICA
Greedy person's cry MINEMINEMINE
Hold up ROB
In the midst of AMONG
It may be hazardous WASTE
Japan's largest carrier ANA
Japanese brewery ASAHI
Kind of alphabet NATO
Leading female role in 'Pulp Fiction' MIA
Little shut-eye NAP
Longtime co-star of Mariska Hargitay on 'Law & Order: SVU' ICET
Looked at lustfully OGLED
Clues Answers
Looms, say NEARS
Loops in, in a way CCS
Mahershala with two Oscars ALI
Majority of Mad Libs entries NOUNS
Makeshift crib, once MANGER
Modern kind of call SKYPE
Mortal lover of Aphrodite ADONIS
Mystery writer Blyton ENID
Obligation to do something ONUS
One of the sisters in Chekhov's 'Three Sisters' OLGA
Only defenseman to have won the N.H.L. scoring title (1970, 1975) ORR
Opposites of picker-uppers? SLOBS
Partner of 'relax' SITBACK
Person known by a single name, as found in 20-, 29-, 47- and 55-Across MONONYM
Philosopher who lent his name to a 'razor' OCCAM
Pie nut PECAN
Prefix with pad HELI
Provocative, quickly produced opinion piece HOTTAKE
Seemingly forever EON
Send out EMIT
Sleep inducer of folklore SANDMAN
Slippery EELY
Some barbecue fare RIBS
Some establishments next to airports INNS
Stomach soother ANTACID
Stroke of brilliance ECLAT
Subside ABATE
Swerve (into) VEER
Swivel on an axis SLUE
Taste with a little zip TANG
Tennis's Nadal, to fans RAFA
Tuscan city SIENA
When tripled, 1964 Beach Boys hit FUN
Where one might go through withdrawal? BANK
Who's the Boss? HUGO
Willy of children's literature WONKA
Word with ray or tommy GUN
Workers with taxing schedules, for short? CPAS
___ management ANGER