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Advice columnist Savage:
DAN
Wear off?:
DISROBE
Easygoing:
AMIABLE
Hometowners:
NATIVES
Out of tune ... or bubbles:
FLAT
Toy (with), as an idea:
FLIRT
Least strict:
LOOSEST
___ mundi:
ANNO
Popular ABC programming block of the '90s:
TGIF
Saturn or Mercury, once:
CAR
"Perhaps":
COULDBE
Fine spray:
AEROSOL
66 and others: Abbr.:
RTES
___ fever:
CABIN
One of the Borgias:
CESARE
Rubber-stamp, say:
APPROVE
Kids use it for texts:
BOOKBAG
"Vous êtes ___" (French map notation):
ICI
Grp. with the Vezina Trophy:
NHL
Prayer leader:
IMAM
Pastels and charcoal, for two:
MEDIA
Opening opening?:
LONGO
Swear words?:
OATHS
Yeats or Keats:
POET
More than enough:
PLENTY
Pliocene, e.g.:
EPOCH
Something to build on:
SITE
Ancient Aegean land:
IONIA
The fly in fly-fishing, e.g.:
LURE
Turn:
SPOIL
Indy film? (1981):
RAIDERSOFTHELOSTARK
Enjoy some dishes without doing dishes, perhaps:
EATOUT
Hasten:
HIE
___ Tuesday (Aimee Mann's band):
TIL
Render unnecessary:
OBVIATE
Female deer:
HINDS
Classic sci-fi anthology whose first story is titled "Robbie":
IROBOT
Dot follower:
ORG
Some ESPN highlights, for short:
TDS
Sound from a flock:
BLEAT
Road movie? (1950):
SUNSETBOULEVARD
Something often underlined and blue:
URL
Half-moon tide:
NEAP
___ the crack of dawn:
UPAT
Some M.I.T. grads: Abbr.:
EES
Bizarre:
OUTRE
Balderdash:
UTTERROT
React to a stubbed toe, maybe:
YELP
Confident juggler's props:
EGGS
Film director's cry:
CUT
Trickster of Shoshone mythology:
COYOTE
Blood work locales:
LABS
Short-legged hound:
BASSET
Fuel additive brand:
STP
Sound of relief:
AAH
17, for an R-rated movie:
AGELIMIT
Director Ashby:
HAL
Cannoli ingredient:
RICOTTA
Dappled horse:
ROAN
Key:
ISLET
Hidden downside:
CATCH
Man's name that's another man's name backward:
ARI
PG movie? (1992):
PATRIOTGAMES
In poor condition, as old machinery:
RUSTED
Choler:
IRE
___ about (approximately):
ONOR
Undesirable plane seat:
MIDDLE
Often-animated greeting:
ECARD
Yes or no follower:
SIREE
Anthem opening:
OSAY
A little bit of work:
ERG
Flub:
GOOF
Brush off:
SPURN
Draw out:
ELICIT
Eye drop:
TEAR
One whose range goes from about F3 to F5, musically:
ALTO
Hilarious folks:
RIOTS
New Deal program, in brief:
TVA
World capital with the Gangnam district:
SEOUL
Co. with brown trucks:
UPS
Challenge:
DARE
Hummingbird feeder filler:
NECTAR
Palindromic title:
AGA
Blatant:
OVERT
See 118-Down:
RHO
N.Y. engineering sch.:
RPI
Actress de Matteo of "Sons of Anarchy":
DREA
Family film? (1972):
THEGODFATHER
Lady of Spain:
DAMA
Anti-mob law, for short:
RICO
Barely contain anger:
SMOLDER
Baby shower gift:
ONESIE
___ glance:
ATA
Thor : Thursday :: ___ : Wednesday:
ODIN
Photographer Goldin:
NAN
Suffix with hero:
INE
Oration station:
DAIS
___ Pérignon:
DOM
___ given Sunday:
ANY
"My package arrived!":
ITSHERE
Alcoholic drink consumed in one gulp:
SHOOTER
Cleverly self-referential:
META
French stars:
ETOILES
Clench:
TENSEUP
Utah national park:
ARCHES
Social stratum:
CASTE
Bit of ranch dressing?:
STETSON
Common 99¢ purchase:
APP
Got around:
AVOIDED
Street vendor:
PEDDLER
Radio buttons:
PRESETS
Dock-udrama? (1954):
ONTHEWATERFRONT
First name of a literary "Papa":
ERNEST
Diminutive:
WEE
Cat's pajamas?:
FUR
Extends a tour:
REUPS
Spendthrift's opposite:
SAVER
Invite to enter:
ASKIN
___ Palace, Indian tourist attraction:
MYSORE
Perfectly timed:
ONCUE
Pilot, e.g.:
EPISODE
Parts of kingdoms:
PHYLA
Short film? (1989):
HONEYISHRUNKTHEKIDS
When repeated, a "Seinfeld" expression:
YADA
Scruff:
NAPE
Masseur's target:
KNOT
Where Minos ruled:
CRETE
With 78-Down, Greek letters that together sound like a world capital:
CHI
Dashed:
RAN
Safe, on board:
ALEE
Violet variety:
PANSY
Wait in neutral:
IDLE
Jack rabbits, but not rabbits:
HARES
Saturnus or Mercurius:
DEUS
Part of a sewing kit:
SPOOL
Nair rival, once:
NEET
Not so moving?:
INERT
Nile reptile:
ASP
Its name is derived from the Greek for "I burn":
ETNA
OB/GYNs, e.g.:
DRS
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