| Lake former, perhaps |
DAM |
| Like many a Clint Eastwood character |
MACHO |
| Little devil's opposite |
ANGEL |
| Lottery player's cry of elation |
IWON |
| Miami-___ County |
DADE |
| Military site |
BASE |
| Neeson of 'Kinsey' |
LIAM |
| Night sch. class |
ESL |
| Of the flock |
LAIC |
| One cause of deforestation |
ACIDRAIN |
| Part of a Latin 101 conjugation |
AMAT |
| Pirate or Padre, for short |
NLER |
| Popular ballpoints |
BICS |
| Pseudopod-forming organism |
AMOEBA |
| Put up with |
BEAR |
| Queens tennis stadium |
ASHE |
| Samovar beverage |
TEA |
| Sedona and Sorento automaker |
KIA |
| Self-importance |
EGO |
| Send via DHL, say |
SHIP |
| Skewered Asian fare |
SATAY |
| Star, in Paris |
ETOILE |
| Starts the kitty |
ANTES |
| Straightens (up) |
TIDIES |
| Ticked off |
IRED |
| Tight spots |
BINDS |
| Trapeze artist's attire |
LEOTARD |
| Typical visitor to Cooperstown |
BASEBALLFAN |
| Up-front |
OPEN |
| Use more 3-in-One on |
REOIL |
| Venus de Milo material |
MARBLE |
| Visibly shocked |
AGASP |
| Visitors to the manger |
MAGI |
| Word that can follow the ends of 17-, 21-, 36-, 44-, 54- and 64-Across |
DANCE |
| Works of 9-Down |
ODES |
| Writer ___ Stanley Gardner |
ERLE |
| You can't escape it |
FATE |
| ___ Vecchio (Florence landmark) |
PONTE |
| ___-Grain (breakfast bar brand) |
NUTRI |