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Ones out of this world, for short:
ETS
Lengthy reprimand, so to speak:
EARFUL
Lowbrow:
TRASHY
Taste:
SAPOR
Club setting for scenes in "GoodFellas" and "Raging Bull":
THECOPA
"Ouch!":
THATHURT
Half of some matching sets:
HERS
Put away:
EAT
Hold tightly:
CLING
National Medal of Arts winner Davis:
OSSIE
Played miniature golf:
PUTTED
Altar place:
APSE
Something pressed in an emergency:
PANICBAR
Snap:
PIC
Inverse trig function:
ARCSEC
Choking hazard label:
NOTATOY
How TV shows may be shown:
INHD
Some Montanans:
CREE
Plant part:
BUD
___ king:
ALA
Spanish chess piece:
REY
___ Lee (dessert brand):
SARA
Put away for later:
STORE
Gets better:
HEALSUP
Oppressive dominance:
IRONRULE
*Performers who set the bar high?:
TRAPPARTISTS
Expert advice:
PROTIPS
*Go-getter's maxim:
CCTHEDAY
In a way:
OFSORTS
Eves:
NITES
Evaluate, as an opponent:
SIZEUP
One-named Grammy-winning singer:
SADE
Worried exclamation from Astro on "The Jetsons":
RUHROH
Writer and film critic James:
AGEE
Phoenix sch.:
ASU
Platinum-selling rapper-turned-TV cop:
ICET
Like polka:
CZECH
Sr.'s hurdle:
GRE
What sheep participate in:
GROUPTHINK
Plant part:
ROOT
Alternatively:
ELSE
English cathedral city:
ELY
Brand with a jingle to the "Dragnet" theme:
TUMS
Summer hrs. in Colorado:
MDT
*Public health agency's mission:
DIZZCONTROL
Words of commitment:
IDO
Pyle's portrayer on "Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C.":
NABORS
Pang:
THROE
Part of a ventilation system:
AIRDUCT
Love, in Lyon:
AIME
Defeat soundly:
CREAM
Couple of fins:
TENNER
Actress and civil rights activist Ruby ___:
DEE
Boors:
YAHOOS
*Feature of a Chippendales show:
STRIPTT
Head of ___:
STEAM
Happy refrain:
TRALA
National economic prosperity, metaphorically:
RISINGTIDE
Fix the colors on, say:
RETOUCH
Adolescent:
TEENAGE
"What's up?," in textspeak:
HOWRU
Boor:
BRUTE
Special orders on new autos:
TRIMS
It means well in Italy:
BENE
A.C. measure:
BTU
P.R. event:
PHOTOOP
First man, in Maori mythology:
TIKI
Smooth sailing:
EASE
Gas numbers:
OCTANES
Oil-rich nation that's not in OPEC:
OMAN
Sour milk product:
CURDS
Cathedral in N.Y.C.:
STPATS
Bug:
WIRETAP
"Revelations" choreographer:
AILEY
Small, in a way:
PETTY
Stand-up comic Wong:
ALI
*Places for coasters:
AMUUMENTPARKS
Oscars, e.g.:
AWARDS
Blue Ribbon brand:
PABST
It's found in a key: Abbr.:
ANS
Move in a hurry, quaintly:
HIE
Best horse of the 20th century, per The Associated Press:
MANOWAR
Mountain nymph of Greek myth:
OREAD
Language spoken on Easter Island:
RAPANUI
Jazz's Jackson:
MILT
Comfy shoes, for short:
MOCS
Matriarch's title, maybe:
GRANDMA
Writing on many a license plate:
MOTTO
Opposing forces in Risk:
ARMIES
Chats away:
GABS
Large musical combo:
NONET
Preventing spills, say:
NONSLIP
Spud:
TATER
Sporty option:
TTOP
Folk singer Guthrie:
ARLO
Palate cleansers between courses:
SORBETS
H.S. class:
BIO
*How to screw in a light bulb:
CLOCKYY
Monopoly token:
CAR
Have a serious crush on, informally:
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Common chords:
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Less expressive:
STONIER
"I didn't need to know that":
TMI
Tries hard:
STRAINS
Issa of "Insecure":
RAE
*What keeps up standards in the radio business?:
OLDDSTATION
Puts down:
ABASES
Little bump:
NODULE
Temple cabinets:
ARKS
End of many addresses:
COM
Ancestor of the modern lemon and lime:
CITRON
Ring combo:
ONETWO
She played "the devil" Miranda in "The Devil Wears Prada":
MERYL
Pioneer of detective fiction:
POE
Reed in a pit:
OBOE
A while back:
ONCE
"Dagnabbit!":
NERTS
Kind of pants:
CAPRI
Author/magazine editor Welteroth:
ELAINE
Japanese beer brand:
ASAHI
Singer/activist Horne:
LENA
Partially landlocked bay:
LOCH
Drachma replacement:
EURO
Half of a record:
SIDEA
"My word!":
ISAY
Celebrity ... but just barely:
DLISTER
Five of these are needed to play Yahtzee:
DICE
*"Holy moly!":
GGLOUISE
Astronaut Grissom:
GUS
Transcript fig.:
GPA
Topic discussed by the bar:
LAW
Barely manage, with "out":
EKE
*Occasion for hiding in the dark:
SURPRIIPARTY
Children's author Asquith:
ROS
In trouble, metaphorically:
UPACREEK
Genre for the Smashing Pumpkins and Liz Phair:
ALTROCK
Beat poem allegedly inspired by a peyote vision:
HOWL
Carpentry contraption:
SAWHORSE
Words of understanding:
YESISEE
Italian diminutive suffix:
INO
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