| Morales in Hollywood |
ESAI |
| Nebraska tribe |
OMAHA |
| Net |
EARN |
| Northeastern toll road convenience |
EZPASS |
| One in chains, maybe |
ESCAPEARTIST |
| Onetime Asian autocrat |
SHAH |
| PC things, which can be found at the starts of 14-, 22-, 37-, 46- and 61-Across |
KEYS |
| Perfume |
CENSE |
| Poetic times |
EENS |
| Quaint occupational suffix |
ESS |
| River through Logroño and Aragon |
EBRO |
| Rubbish |
TRIPE |
| Second-guessers' words |
ORNOT |
| Singer with the second video ever played on MTV |
PATBENATAR |
| Social worker's workload |
CASES |
| Some linemen: Abbr. |
RTS |
| Spray setting |
MIST |
| Start in literature |
ACTI |
| Steve Martin comedy, with 'The' |
JERK |
| Stretch |
SPAN |
| Such that one might |
SOASTO |
| Swell |
AOK |
| These, to Julio |
ESTOS |
| Times and others |
FONTS |
| Title twin brother of 15-Down |
TIM |
| Title twin sister in a series of children's books by Jean and Gareth Adamson |
TOPSY |
| Treatment for Parkinson's |
LDOPA |
| U.S. ___ |
OFA |
| U.S.D.A. part: Abbr. |
AGRIC |
| Unconcerned with scruples |
AMORAL |
| W.W. II battleground |
ANZIO |
| Wax things, for short |
LPS |
| What Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 is written in: Abbr. |
EMAJ |
| Who wrote 'Hell is full of musical amateurs' |
SHAW |
| Words from the betrayed |
ETTU |
| ___ Little, 'The Wire' antihero |
OMAR |
| ___ prof. |
ASST |
