| ATONED | Made up for a heavy weight eased out |
| ATON | Lots and lots, or term for a heavy weight (2 wds) |
| TON | Not going back for a heavy weight (3) |
| ANATHEMA | Mean to get a hat made up for a pariah (8) |
| MAINE | Name I made up for a US State (5) |
| EUCLID | Clue I'd made up for a geometrician (6) |
| FACE | Something made up for a movie |
| BOUNCE | Imitative word for a heavy blow or thump originally, later a jump, leap or spring; the recoil of an object, such as a ball; bluster, confidence or swagger; a boom; a lie; vitality or zip; or, body and |
| PORTIERE | From French for "door", word for a heavy curtain or drape hung in a doorway; or, a concierge (8) |
| EDDY | A kind of whirlpool eased out dandy |
| SPOTLIGHTED | Featured a blemish that is flimsy when eased out |
| JUGGERNAUT | Term for a heavy vehicle taken from a Sanskrit word for one of the forms of Vishnu (10) |
| LUSH | What is a word for a heavy drinker, especially a habitual one? (4) |
| CARTON | Package a vehicle with a heavy weight |
| SAG | Go limp under a heavy weight (as, a shelf) (3) |
| BORNE | Held up, as a heavy weight |
| COLONNADE | Eased out and around project on ocean road (9) |
| TIED | Eased out after half time and dead-heated |
| DEADSEA | Where scrolls were eased out grabbing publicity (4,3) |
| SEAWEED | We eased out to collect plants from the ocean (7) |
