| Herring relative |
SHAD |
| Honestly |
INFAITH |
| How nail-biters are usually won |
BYANOSE |
| If you're fair, it's hard to get one |
TAN |
| If you're fair, you might want a high one |
SPF |
| Irises are part of them |
UVEAS |
| It ends with Hector being burned on a pyre |
ILIAD |
| Jesus, or Kyle from 'South Park' |
JEW |
| Join forces |
MERGE |
| Leave out |
OMIT |
| Locks (up) |
SEWS |
| Means justifiers, perhaps |
ENDS |
| Miami-___ |
DADE |
| Modern S&L giant, in ads |
WAMU |
| Moves away, as one's eyes |
AVERTS |
| Object of some trimming |
HEDGE |
| Ominous place to trick-or-treat |
ELMST |
| Paltry |
MERE |
| Pay attention to |
HEED |
| Performer in a kilt |
BAGPIPER |
| Portrayer of kid spy Cody Banks |
MUNIZ |
| Prefix with logical |
IDEO |
| Ruin a surprise |
BLAB |
| Separate |
REND |
| Spaghetti topper |
PREGO |
| Sported |
WORE |
| Start of many disses |
YOMAMA |
| Stinking |
RIPE |
| Subject of a Woody Guthrie ballad |
JOAD |
| Swiss structures |
CHALETS |
| The opposite of a nail-biter |
ROUT |
| To be, in France |
ETRE |
| Volts divided by amps |
OHMS |
| Was accepted |
GOTIN |
| What the phrases in 17-, 25-, and 45-Across have undergone? |
HOSTILETAKEOVER |
| Where a good date might end |
BED |
| X3 and Z4 maker |
BMW |