| Hydroelectric facility |
DAM |
| Imprint indelibly |
ETCH |
| Inverted "e" |
SCHWA |
| Its state seal depicts a beehive |
UTAH |
| Lent a hand to |
AIDED |
| Like grebes and grackles |
AVIAN |
| Like last year's fashions |
PASSE |
| Like much lingerie |
LACY |
| Lose one's five o'clock shadow |
SHAVE |
| Miser's cry |
MINE |
| More common navel type |
INNIE |
| Most comfy |
HOMIEST |
| Neither above nor below par |
EVEN |
| Oregon Trail wagon |
PRAIRIESCHOONER |
| Pasta sauce purchase |
JAR |
| Place to hear "Action!" |
SET |
| Polishes before printing |
EDITS |
| Ran out of juice |
DIED |
| Reach one's breaking point |
SNAP |
| Rickman of Harry Potter movies |
ALAN |
| Shelley who wrote "Frankenstein" |
MARY |
| Sicilian eminence |
ETNA |
| Sign that may bode ill |
OMEN |
| Sloppy situation |
MESS |
| Soccer announcer's cry |
GOAL |
| Sourdough's stake |
CLAIM |
| Spider-Man and Doc Ock, e.g |
ENEMIES |
| Stew spheroids |
PEAS |
| Superior to |
ABOVE |
| Symphony's "tuning fork" |
OBOE |
| Tread heavily |
PLOD |
| Trouble spots for teens |
ZITS |
| Turns, in horseshoes |
TOSSES |
| Waiting with bated breath |
AGOG |
| Wintry weather word |
ICY |
| Woman scorned by Jason, in myth |
MEDEA |
| Word before loser or thumb |
SORE |
| Word that can follow the first parts of 19-, 32-, 40- and 48-Across |
DOG |
| Wrap for RuPaul |
BOA |
