| Metaphor for youthful indiscretion |
WILDOATS |
| More ticked off |
SORER |
| Mural opening |
INTRA |
| Navel type |
OUTIE |
| Need in many outdoor games |
BALL |
| Northern sky sight |
AURORA |
| One of many on a phone these days |
PHOTO |
| Pain in the neck, e.g |
ACHE |
| Perfume compound |
ESTER |
| Positive pole, perhaps |
ANODE |
| Rickman role in Harry Potter films |
SNAPE |
| Rod in Cooperstown |
CAREW |
| Roman fiddler |
NERO |
| Saltpetre |
NITRE |
| Samoan port |
APIA |
| San Francisco's __ Valley |
NOE |
| Sashimi selection |
AHI |
| See 17-Across (and see circles for the solution to the mystery) |
COCKROBIN |
| Sheltered side |
LEE |
| Smidge |
TAD |
| Sound from a spa |
AHH |
| Spammer, e.g |
EMAILER |
| Star-Lord portrayer Chris |
PRATT |
| Takeout option |
THAI |
| Theme park staple |
RIDE |
| They may be crumbled in ice cream |
OREOS |
| Tick off |
IRK |
| Took the sloop |
BOATED |
| Twinkly-eyed sleuth Jane |
MARPLE |
| Twosomes in the news |
ITEMS |
| Vientiane native |
LAO |
| Watchdog org.? |
ASPCA |
| Wealthy TV sleuth Matt |
HOUSTON |
| Where Charlie "may ride forever," in a 1959 hit |
MTA |
| Wisecracking sleuth Philip |
MARLOWE |
| With 59-Across, old English nursery rhyme being investigated by the detectives in this puzzle |
WHOKILLED |
| __ ballerina |
PRIMA |
| __ Joy |
ALMOND |
