| Kick in for a hand |
ANTE |
| Kitchen gizmo |
BLENDER |
| Large serving bowls |
TUREENS |
| Linen liturgical vestment |
ALB |
| Linguistic suffix |
ESE |
| Made a hole in one |
ACED |
| Magnetic unit |
TESLA |
| Malodors |
REEKS |
| Metric unit of capacity |
LITER |
| Moises of baseball |
ALOU |
| Napoleon III, to Napoleon I |
NEPHEW |
| Nervy? |
NEURAL |
| Nestling's cry |
CHEEP |
| Not a full cut |
TRIM |
| One billion years, in geology |
EON |
| Orbits |
CIRCLESTHEGLOBE |
| Paleo- opposite |
NEO |
| Peer among peers |
JUROR |
| Positive attitude |
CANDO |
| Result of a Google search |
URL |
| See 32-Across |
DOORBELL |
| Seeks entry, in a way (with 43-Across) |
RINGSTHE |
| Setting for many sci-fi films |
MARS |
| Show fallibility |
ERR |
| Socioeconomic class |
CASTE |
| Some four-footed mothers |
DAMS |
| South American capital |
LIMA |
| Southwest crockpot |
OLLA |
| Split land |
KOREA |
| Start of Mr. Rogers' song |
ITS |
| Stone made of hydrated silica |
OPAL |
| Takes a sharp turn |
ROUNDSTHECORNER |
| Three, in Napoli |
TRE |
| Trailblazer |
PIONEER |
| Up to now |
THUSFAR |
| Up to the task |
ABLE |
| Up to, colloquially |
TIL |
| Utmost degree |
NTH |
| What light indicates |
DAY |