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Across
| Clues |
Answers |
| Advice columnist Savage |
DAN |
| Out of tune … or bubbles |
FLAT |
| Saturn or Mercury, once |
CAR |
| ___ fever |
CABIN |
| Prayer leader |
IMAM |
| Opening opening? |
LONG O |
| Yeats or Keats |
POET |
| 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) |
RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK |
| Render unnecessary |
OBVIATE |
| Female deer |
HINDS |
| Classic sci-fi anthology whose first story is titled “Robbie” |
I, ROBOT |
| Sound from a flock |
BLEAT |
| Road movie? (1950) |
SUNSET BOULEVARD |
| Some M.I.T. grads: Abbr. |
EES |
| Bizarre |
OUTRE |
| React to a stubbed toe, maybe |
YELP |
| Confident juggler’s props |
EGGS |
| Film director’s cry |
CUT! |
| Blood work locales |
LABS |
| Sound of relief |
AAH! |
| Cannoli ingredient |
RICOTTA |
| PG movie? (1992) |
PATRIOT GAMES |
| Anthem opening |
O SAY … |
| A little bit of work |
ERG |
| Brush off |
SPURN |
| Draw out |
ELICIT |
| One whose range goes from about F3 to F5, musically |
ALTO |
| Hilarious folks |
RIOTS |
| World capital with the Gangnam district |
SEOUL |
| Challenge |
DARE |
| Hummingbird feeder filler |
NECTAR |
| Blatant |
OVERT |
| N.Y. engineering sch. |
RPI |
| Actress de Matteo of “Sons of Anarchy” |
DREA |
| Family film? (1972) |
THE GODFATHER |
| Barely contain anger |
SMOLDER |
| ___ glance |
AT A |
| Thor |
Thursday :: ___ : Wednesday : ODIN |
| Suffix with hero |
-INE |
| Oration station |
DAIS |
| Cleverly self-referential |
META |
| Social stratum |
CASTE |
| Common 99¢ purchase |
APP |
| Dock-udrama? (1954) |
ON THE WATERFRONT |
| Spendthrift’s opposite |
SAVER |
| ___ Palace, Indian tourist attraction |
MYSORE |
| Perfectly timed |
ON CUE |
| Pilot, e.g. |
EPISODE |
| Short film? (1989) |
HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS |
| Where Minos ruled |
CRETE |
| 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 |
Down
| Clues |
Answers |
| Wear off? |
DISROBE |
| Easygoing |
AMIABLE |
| Hometowners |
NATIVES |
| Toy (with), as an idea |
FLIRT |
| Least strict |
LOOSEST |
| ___ mundi |
ANNO |
| Popular ABC programming block of the ’90s |
TGIF |
| “Perhaps” |
COULD BE |
| Fine spray |
AEROSOL |
| 66 and others: Abbr. |
RTES |
| 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 |
| Pastels and charcoal, for two |
MEDIA |
| Swear words? |
OATHS |
| More than enough |
PLENTY |
| Enjoy some dishes without doing dishes, perhaps |
EAT OUT |
| Hasten |
HIE |
| ___ Tuesday (Aimee Mann’s band) |
‘TIL |
| Dot follower |
ORG |
| Some ESPN highlights, for short |
TDS |
| Something often underlined and blue |
URL |
| Half-moon tide |
NEAP |
| ___ the crack of dawn |
UP AT |
| Balderdash |
UTTER ROT |
| Trickster of Shoshone mythology |
COYOTE |
| Short-legged hound |
BASSET |
| Fuel additive brand |
STP |
| 17, for an R-rated movie |
AGE LIMIT |
| Director Ashby |
HAL |
| Dappled horse |
ROAN |
| Key |
ISLET |
| Hidden downside |
CATCH |
| Man’s name that’s another man’s name backward |
ARI |
| In poor condition, as old machinery |
RUSTED |
| Choler |
IRE |
| ___ about (approximately) |
ON OR |
| Undesirable plane seat |
MIDDLE |
| Often-animated greeting |
E-CARD |
| Yes or no follower |
… SIREE |
| Flub |
GOOF |
| Eye drop |
TEAR |
| New Deal program, in brief |
TVA |
| Co. with brown trucks |
UPS |
| Palindromic title |
AGA |
| See 118-Down |
RHO |
| Lady of Spain |
DAMA |
| Anti-mob law, for short |
RICO |
| Baby shower gift |
ONESIE |
| Photographer Goldin |
NAN |
| ___ Pérignon |
DOM |
| ___ given Sunday |
ANY |
| “My package arrived!” |
IT’S HERE! |
| Alcoholic drink consumed in one gulp |
SHOOTER |
| French stars |
ETOILES |
| Clench |
TENSE UP |
| Utah national park |
ARCHES |
| Bit of ranch dressing? |
STETSON |
| Got around |
AVOIDED |
| Street vendor |
PEDDLER |
| Radio buttons |
PRESETS |
| First name of a literary “Papa” |
ERNEST |
| Diminutive |
WEE |
| Cat’s pajamas? |
FUR |
| Extends a tour |
REUPS |
| Invite to enter |
ASK IN |
| Parts of kingdoms |
PHYLA |
| When repeated, a “Seinfeld” expression |
YADA |
| Scruff |
NAPE |
| Masseur’s target |
KNOT |
| With 78-Down, Greek letters that together sound like a world capital |
CHI |
| Dashed |
RAN |