| Eat |
| Bird |
| Brag |
| Vaunt |
| Gloat |
| Exult |
| Cawer |
| Boast. |
| Chortle |
| Jackdaw |
| Talk big |
| Blackbird |
| Caw" bird |
| Black bird |
| Caws cause |
| Rook, e.g. |
| Be boastful |
| Brag loudly |
| Murder one? |
| Be exultant |
| Cawing bird |
| Kind of bar |
| Exult (over) |
| Loser's fare |
| Loser's food |
| Magpie's kin |
| Plains Indian |
| Be a braggart |
| Raucous avian |
| Rook's cousin |
| Murder member |
| Montana tribe |
| Magpie cousin |
| Singer Sheryl |
| Rooster's cry |
| Siouan Indian |
| Farmyard sound |
| Cornfield pest |
| Eschew modesty |
| Bird — boast |
| Bird that caws |
| Boastful bird? |
| Food for ruers |
| Loser's eating |
| Raven's cousin |
| Montana Indian |
| Straight flier |
| Cornfield bird |
| Eschew humility |
| Brag annoyingly |
| Magpie's cousin |
| Shameful edible |
| Winged creature |
| Be a bad winner |
| Bird for a loser |
| Corn-eating bird |
| Intelligent bird |
| Rural dawn sound |
| As the ___ flies |
| Jackdaw relative |
| Jackdaw's cousin |
| Raven's relative |
| Bad thing to eat |
| Cornfield menace |
| Plains tribesman |
| Disagreeable chow |
| Nonmigrating bird |
| Say "Ta-da!," say |
| Cornfield concern |
| Humiliating meal? |
| Cornfield critter |
| Cock-a-doodle-doo |
| Cornfield invader |
| Chanticleer's call |
| Humbled one's meal |
| Member of a murder |
| Straw man's target |
| Humble one's meal? |
| Cornfield intruder |
| Blow one's own horn |
| Toot one's own horn |
| Cacophonous critter |
| Central banker John |
| Garden-raiding bird |
| Bird in a cornfield |
| C'mon, C'mon" Sheryl |
| Run Baby Run" Sheryl |
| Black bird that caws |
| Celebrate gloatingly |
| Cornfield trespasser |
| Farmer's winged bane |
| Meal for the shamed? |
| Sound like a rooster |
| Meal for the humble? |
| What the humbled eat |
| Meal for the humbled |
| Engage in braggadocio |
| Blow one's own trumpet |
| All I Wanna Do" Sheryl |
| Cornfield-raiding bird |
| Farmer's avian nemesis |
| Infant's sound of joy. |
| Not be a polite winner |
| Word with eat or scare |
| Dinner for the shamed? |
| Annoying bird on a farm |
| Greet the day, in a way |
| Humble pie, so to speak |
| Occasional item of diet |
| Eat ___ (be humiliated) |
| Unpleasant thing to eat |
| Bird that's hard to eat? |
| Shortest-distance flier? |
| Leaving Las Vegas" Sheryl |
| One involved in a murder? |
| Say it loud, say it proud |
| Signal the dawn, in a way |
| Indian of the Yellowstone. |
| What certain braggarts eat |
| ''Cock-a-doodle-doo,'' e.g. |
| Baby's sound of well-being. |
| Something to eat, sometimes |
| What a humbled person "eats |
| Eat ___ (suffer humiliation) |
| Fox's fabled flattery victim |
| Large, intelligent blackbird |
| You might be forced to eat it |
| Black bird seen in cornfields |
| Cacophonous cornfield critter |
| Bird known for straight flight |
| Bird known for straight flying |
| Bird that's similar to a raven |
| Farmer's wake-up call, perhaps |
| I Gotta ___" ("Peter Pan" song) |
| What roosters do in the morning |
| Bad avian omen in much mythology |
| All I Wanna Do" rocker Sheryl ___ |
| Pat oneself on the back with words |
| The bird in Hitchcock's "The Birds |
| If It Makes You Happy" singer Sheryl |
| British-born Bank of Canada Governor |
| As the ___ flies (by the shortest route) |
| I've Gotta ____ : Peter Pan song |
| To boast annoyingly, or a migratory bird |
| Field frequenter found in this puzzle's five longest Across answers |