| Legendary brute |
OGRE |
| Like skin after Botox treatment |
TAUT |
| Many a college freshman |
TEEN |
| Move crab-style |
SIDLE |
| Niagara Falls ambience |
MIST |
| Not very many |
AFEW |
| Obsessed captain of fiction |
AHAB |
| Olympic blades |
EPEES |
| Paleozoic or Mesozoic |
ERA |
| Paris Hilton or Patty Hearst |
HEIRESS |
| Porcine victim of Hercules |
BOAR |
| Posing no challenge |
EASY |
| Pre-festival time |
EVE |
| Ready to explode |
IRATE |
| Reason to call 911 |
CRISIS |
| Sales agent's handout |
CARD |
| Santa's suit stainer |
SOOT |
| Sauvignon blanc and pinot grigio, for two |
DRYWINES |
| Share a border |
ABUT |
| Solo that may elicit a "Brava!" |
ARIA |
| Some smokehouse meats |
HAMS |
| Spouting swimmers |
WHALES |
| Substance in a stratospheric layer |
OZONE |
| Tanglewood's Seiji ___ Hall |
OZAWA |
| Ted Nugent, the "___ City Madman" |
MOTOR |
| Test for an apnea sufferer |
SLEEPSTUDY |
| Twister of the truth |
LIAR |
| Unlike a rank amateur |
ABLE |
| Unprepared student's dread |
TEST |
| Walkers' supports |
CANES |
| War horse |
STEED |
| Western author Bret |
HARTE |
| What a spy might write or crack |
SECRETCODE |
| What you wear |
GARB |
| Where to see the Rockettes |
RADIOCITY |
| Word before "the law" or "it all" |
ABOVE |
| Word before hygiene or history |
ORAL |
| Word that can follow the last parts of 17-, 29-, 43- and 57-Across |
HALL |
| Workplace wagering group |
OFFICEPOOL |
