| Instruction sheet part |
STEP |
| Is in accord |
JIBES |
| Jam session musician's asset |
EAR |
| Keach who played Mike Hammer |
STACY |
| Keen-eyed bird of prey |
HAWK |
| Letterhead feature |
LOGO |
| Like much lingerie |
LACY |
| Like the proverbial church mouse |
POOR |
| Make less harsh |
EASE |
| No longer in vogue |
PASSE |
| Not at all 6-Down |
TINY |
| Often-baked pasta |
ZITI |
| Opening in a schedule |
SLOT |
| Part of a Block Island Ferry load |
AUTO |
| Periods of inactivity |
LULLS |
| Periods often tied to presidents |
ERAS |
| Picked, with "for" |
OPTED |
| Place for an outdoor lunch |
CAFE |
| Pumpernickel grain |
RYE |
| Refuse, as an offer |
DECLINE |
| Renders void |
NULLS |
| Shirt-tag word |
LARGE |
| Show remorse over |
RUE |
| Starburst flavor |
CHERRY |
| State solemnly |
AVOW |
| Staycation activity, often |
REST |
| Summoned, as a servant |
RANG |
| Symbol representing an app |
ICON |
| The Prince of Darkness |
OLDSCRATCH |
| Totally uses up |
EXHAUSTS |
| Tries to prevent a sinking |
BAILS |
| Try to get airborne, in a way |
FLAP |
| Universal Studios, e.g |
LOT |
| Use a Pink Pearl on |
ERASE |
| Walked like an expectant father, perhaps |
PACED |
| With proficiency |
ABLY |
| Word before system or society |
HONOR |
| Worker with a loupe |
JEWELER |
| Year-end visitor, informally |
JOLLYSTNICK |
