- BASE
- Ballplayer's theft
- Diamond corner
- Headquarters
- Starting point
- Kind of pay
- Military installation
- Safari camp
- Shea sack
- Foundation
- Knavish
- See 40-Across
- Military headquarters
- Unwavering supporters
- Acid neutralizer
- Army post
- Statue's bottom
- Private post?
- All your ___ are belong to us
- Company's home
- General assembly place?
- Naval station
- Operating room?
- Safe spot
- Place where missions are planned out
- Mean
- Corner of a diamond
- Corner at Fenway
- Contemptible
- Canadian Forces ___
- Starting place
- Immoral
- Square on a diamond
- Either of two sides of a trapezoid
- Fivers
- Place to stay when you're safe?
- Diamond cushion
- 20, in the Aztec counting system
- Five-dollar bills, in slang
- Leg to stand on, say
- Meanspirited
- Military operations center
- Rickey Henderson theft
- One of four on a diamond
- First, second, or third
- Mean and nasty
- Touch ___ (make contact)
- Word before burner or runner
- Pyramid part
- Pyramid's bottom
- Vile and nasty
- It's stolen without being removed
- Stolen diamond object
- Bag of diamonds
- Home is one
- Oft-stolen diamond item
- Place for Who, What, or I Don't Know
- Pyramid bottom
- Diamond theft
- Private area?
- Barracks spot
- Barracks locale
- Locale for Who, What, or I Don't Know
- Lowdown and dirty
- Bottom layer
- First or fan follower
- First, second, third, or home
- It turns litmus paper blue
- See 1-Across
- Word before pay or path
- Home plate, for example
- One of an infield quartet
- Position for Bud Abbott's Who or What
- Ball diamond corner
- Camp Swampy, for Beetle Bailey
- Military facility
- Private headquarters?
- Private residence?
- Military location
- Point of departure
- Despicable
- Army installation
- Dastardly
- Evil
- First or second
- Infield sack
- Poor quality
- Soldier's "home"
- Bottom support
- Military center
- Predicate (on)
- Underpinning
- Military fortification
- Spot for a slide
- Support piece
- Military command center
- Diamond square
- Army training area
- Stop on the way home?
- Found (on)
- Military training area
- Word with ball or board
- Slider's goal
- Low
- Pedestal
- It may be stolen
- General headquarters?
- Home plate, e.g.
- Supporting part
- When combined with 50-Down, this puzzle's game
- Private place?
- Diamond bag
- Military setting
- Private home
- Mess setting
- First, in "Who's on First?"
- Military outpost
- It may be stolen on a diamond
- Loyal political group
- Stalwart political group
- Pedestal or plinth
- First, second, or third place
- Statue bottom
- Center of operations
- Bag that may be stolen
- Core supporters
- High scorer on a pH test
- Possible litmus test result
- Chief constituent
- NaOH, e.g.
- Not refined
- Pedestal part
- Runner's objective
- Unrefined
- Acid's opposite
- Home, e.g.
- Infield post
- Jumping-off point
- Lowly
- Army outpost
- Operations center
- Infield marker
- Sculpture support
- Infield bag
- First or third
- Situate
- Home plate, for one
- Part of a pedestal
- Pedestal bottom
- Second or home
- Military post
- With 30 Across, ballpark single
- Hide-and-seek spot
- Lowdown
- Main ingredient
- Naval outpost
- Sergeant's station
- Air Force installation
- Air Force outpost
- Sordid
- Statue part
- Where barracks are built
- __ pay
- Morally low
- Dishonorable
- First paint coat
- Bottom of a pedestal
- Bottom of a statue
- Fundamental principle
- Military station
- Stronghold
- Command post
- Naval facility
- Statue's support
- Unsavory
- Runner's stop
- 16, in hexadecimal
- With 33-Across, like scientific notation
- Military point of operations.
- Military supply depot.
- Currish.
- Ignoble.
- Corner of the diamond.
- Springboard for attack.
- ___ hit.
- Kind of hit on the diamond.
- Okinawa, for instance.
- Tokyo is MacArthur's.
- Wake Island, for instance.
- Chief element in anything.
- Station.
- Tokyo is Ridgway's.
- Cosmetic foundation.
- Supply center.
- Supply station.
- Foot.
- Inferior in quality.
- Parris Island, for one.
- Thule, for example.
- Abject.
- Footing.
- Found.
- Outpost.
- Groundwork.
- G. I. home overseas.
- Nonprecious, as metal.
- First, for one.
- Item stolen with impunity.
- Not precious.
- Feature of 51 Across.
- Part of AFB.
- Plinth.
- Diamond feature.
- Establish
- Army station
- Infield feature
- Tennis-court line
- Worthless
- Kind of ball or pay
- Kind of metal
- Military HQ
- ___ on balls
- See 8 Down
- Ballfield feature
- First or home
- Home, for one
- One of four
- Item stolen while a crowd watches
- Low in character
- Parris Island is one
- Word with line or path
- The "hot corner" is one
- Diamond point
- Source of supplies
- Scurrilous
- Diamond item
- Goodfellow, Tex., is one
- Parris Island, e.g.
- Army supply center
- Fenway Park marker
- It turns litmus blue
- Column part
- Kind of pay or path
- Theft at Fenway Park
- Object often stolen
- Vile
- Home port
- First or home, e.g.
- Air Force facility
- Cornerstone
- First or second, e.g.
- Kind of path or pay
- Barracks site
- It may react with an acid
- Item often stolen yet left where it is
- See 13-Down
- ___ pair (link between the backbones of nucleic acid molecules, such as adenine and thymine in DNA)
- Kind of coat
- Resting place
- Depraved
- Bottom
- It's frequently stolen
- When stolen, it stays in place
- First, second or third, on a diamond
- Military site
- Hard-core followers, in politics
- It's high on the pH scale
- Runner's place
- ___ 10
- Like metals used by 1-Across
- Location in a game of tag
- Sea of Tranquillity, for the Apollo 11 astronauts
- Place to lead a private life?
- Plinth, for a pillar
- Political group unlikely to be swayed
- The "5" of 5^2
- Two, for binary arithmetic
- Part of a trophy
- Core political support
- Lead-in to line
- One's most ardent supporters
- Word before metal or instinct
- It's halfway around a diamond
- Politician's core support
- Core political supporters
- It might be stolen in full view
- Command center
- Reliable supporters
- Bag for a diamond
- The "x" in x2
- Two, for the binary number system
- GI's home
- Place for GIs
- Ace of ___
- Second or third
- Counterpart of superstructure, in Marxist theory
- Part of a pyramid that might be rectangular or triangular
- Core constituency
- Opposite of an acid
- Camden Yards marker
- You may steal it if you're fast
- *Octal system used in computing
- Home is one, really
- Not an acid
- Certain diamond theft
- Home is one, the rules state it
- Part of a diamond?
- Diamond thief's target?
- It may be stolen in parks across the country
- Word with pay or price
- Private dwelling?
- First, second or third, at Fenway
- Safe place on a diamond
- Machado's third?
- Where you're safe even if tagged
- It may be stolen in a park
- Part of a triangle's area formula
- Pedestal's bottom
- Vulgar
- 10, for the decimal system
- An Angel may steal one
- Acid's counterpart
- Wicked, as instincts
- High-pH substance
- Monument's bottom
- Safe place?
- Safe spot in softball
- Two, for binary
- Wicked
- Henderson theft
- Before the line
- Iniquitous
- Soup starter
- Prisoner's ___
- Camp Lejeune, e.g.
- This may be stolen
- It may be first, second or third in its field
- Lowest support of a structure
- Oft-stolen object
- Point on a diamond
- You're safe standing on this
- Army locale
- Diamond component?
- It remains after being stolen
- Part of a statue
- Home plate is one, officially
- Triangle's bottom
- Ballpark theft
- Candidate's dedicated supporters
- Politician's core supporters
- Politico's core support
- Bottom of a trophy
- First layer of makeup
- High-pH compound
- Makeup layer
- ___ of operations
- Bottom of a mountain
- You're way off ___
- One of four on a softball field
- Touch ___ (get in contact)
- Part of a kickball diamond
- Infielder's pad
- Troop home
- Alkali
- Alkaline
- Lowest point of a column
- Moon ___ (sci-fi site)
- Substance with a pH level between 7 and 14
- Acid counterpart
- ___ camp
- Reprehensible
- Highly unsophisticated
- Morally bankrupt
- Runner's goal
- Politico's core supporters
- It may be stolen while thousands look on
- Low-minded
