New York Times - Nov 5 2022

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Clues Answers
'Peas' or 'golf balls' HAIL
'The beginning and end of all music,' per Max Reger BACH
'The White House' vis-à-vis the executive branch of government, e.g METONYM
'We did it!' YAYTEAM
'You know what you did!' ADMITIT
A bad one is your fault SERVE
Agreed JIBED
Alternatives to baskets CARTS
Amanuenses SCRIBES
Apple product IOSAPP
At ease RESTING
Average American, allusively PEORIAN
Bad NOTGOOD
Bad CRAPPY
Brined white cheeses FETAS
Cardamom-containing coffeehouse creation CHAITEA
Clog JAMUP
Creative works with net proceeds? WEBART
Designer Wang VERA
Dole Plantation, e.g PINERY
Eminem track with the Guinness World Record for 'most words in a hit single' RAPGOD
Famous game-saving 1954 World Series play by Willie Mays THECATCH
Figures in 'Knives Out' and 'The Maltese Falcon' PRIVATEEYES
Food item often accompanied by tzatziki GYRO
Fusses ADOS
Gadget that might be disguised as something else SPYCAM
Game where It always counts HIDEANDGOSEEK
Gave a hard time RODE
Humblebrag, of a sort ITRY
In an agitated state STEWING
It might be dry or biting WIT
Keeping one's thoughts to oneself, say SECRETIVE
Location of a daith piercing EAR
Clues Answers
Long account SAGA
Mad about BIGON
Makers of Deep Blue, the first computer to beat a world chess champion under tournament conditions IBM
Many a Zoroastrian IRANI
Marvel Comics character played multiple times in film by Ian McKellen MAGNETO
Met for a few hours in the evening? OPERA
Nice place to read or watch TV EASYCHAIR
Ochlocracy MOBRULE
One in a nursery rhyme pocketful POSY
One who's a charmer, maybe FLIRT
Oozed SEEPED
Order against disclosure GAGLAW
Part of a 45-Across ARIA
Peter Pettigrew's Animagus, in the Harry Potter books RAT
Phrase that's often contracted ... or suffix for something contracted ITIS
Potato chips, in Britain CRISPS
Press secretary's asset, informally PRSAVVY
Race winner's prize SEAT
Raise people's spirits? HOLDASEANCE
Ring call, for short TKO
Romps FIELDDAYS
Scam RIPOFF
September/October zodiac symbol SCALES
Shared values ETHOS
Shot only you can take SELFIE
Skip or Reverse UNOCARD
This clue's answer might contain more than seven letters MAILBAG
Traditional Polynesian beverage that numbs the mouth KAVAKAVA
Unsalted, perhaps ICY
Washington hub that's a portmanteau of two cities SEATAC
Word before or after 'first' LADIES
___ Cherry, singer with the 1988 hit 'Buffalo Stance' NENEH
___ space OUTER