Washington Post Crossword Answers -Wednesday’s Daily By Alex Stoneman / Ed. Patti Varol

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Clues Answers
Drink with marshmallows COCOA
Long-legged birds EMUS
Belt SWIG
“We need to talk” AWORD
Mars rover org. NASA
Play charades, e.g. MIME
Boat sport for pilots? FLIGHTCREW
Reverse UNDO
Negotiation-ending words NODEAL
Shady plot ARBOR
Xenon, for one GAS
Beach sport for the self-absorbed? EGOSURFING
“Please, I’m on it” ALLOWME
Key hit in panic ESC
“Gosh!” GEE
“Bleeding Love” singer Lewis LEONA
Younger 51-Down daughter SASHA
Running sport for academics? TENURETRACK
Tactics, in gamerspeak STRAT
Notre Dame Fighting __ IRISH
Nail salon brand OPI
Female sib SIS
Stressful parts of French class? ACCENTS
Cue sport for children? KIDDIEPOOL
Belly GUT
Like Machu Picchu INCAN
Ogres BRUTES
Era SPAN
Combat sport for really tired people? BEATBOXING
Merit EARN
Oscar winner Stone EMMA
“Zoom-Zoom” automaker MAZDA
Small whirlpool EDDY
Soccer score GOAL
Smudge SMEAR
Half-__: coffee spec CAF
One who gives a hoot OWL
Something in need of change? COINSLOT
Challenging chem course ORGO
Ritalin target, for short ADHD
Confine ENCAGE
“That Girl” star Thomas MARLO
Call upon USE
Proverb SAW
Blue character in a mushroom-shaped house SMURF
Hit the jackpot WINBIG
“All finished” IMDONE
First president’s first name GEORGE
Abound (with) TEEM
Very old ARCHAIC
Miss GAL
Renaissance faire beverage ALE
Solange’s “A __ at the Table” SEAT
KGB country USSR
Binary digits ONES
Meows at the door, perhaps WANTSIN
Matching group SET
Land unit ACRE
Michael of “Shrinking” URIE
Coarse file RASP
Like some beds and candy bars KINGSIZE
“Rugrats” dad STU
Pres. after FDR HST
“Ah, it makes sense now” OKISEE
ATM input instrument PINPAD
Proof of legal age, often IDCARD
Like some matters of the heart? AORTAL
__ sandwich CLUB
Actor DeVito DANNY
First president born after 1960 OBAMA
__ of Maine: personal care brand TOMS
Midterm, e.g. EXAM
“I __ to differ” BEG
My Chemical Romance genre EMO
Secret-protecting doc NDA
Long-jawed fish GAR