| Label word for losers |
NONFAT |
| Luigi's love |
AMORE |
| Magazine with an annual "Sexiest Man Alive" feature |
PEOPLE |
| Make like new |
RESTORE |
| Mild Dutch cheese |
GOUDA |
| Military might |
FIREPOWER |
| Mom's mate |
DAD |
| More ritzy |
POSHER |
| Necklace clasp resting place |
NAPE |
| Oneness |
UNITY |
| Out for lunch, say |
NOTIN |
| Outdoor holiday decoration site |
EAVE |
| Paper-folding art |
ORIGAMI |
| Pinky or Peggy |
LEE |
| Protect |
SAFEGUARD |
| Roadside rest stop |
INN |
| Robust |
HALE |
| Shock jock with three Marconi Awards |
IMUS |
| Sit for a portraitist |
POSE |
| Sitcom planet |
ORK |
| Sporty car roof |
TTOP |
| Stuck in the mud |
MIRED |
| Switch positions |
OFFS |
| They're only pretending |
FAKERS |
| Three, in Bonn |
DREI |
| Three-time N.L. Manager of the Year Dusty |
BAKER |
| Tip jar fillers, mostly |
ONES |
| To date |
SOFAR |
| To-do list |
AGENDA |
| TV censoring device |
VCHIP |
| Use, as influence |
EXERT |
| Verdi's Ethiopian princess |
AIDA |
| Walkie-talkie word |
OVER |
| Ward off |
AVERT |
| Wildly |
AMOK |
| Wise guy |
SAGE |
| Word that can follow both parts of 17- and 62-across and 10- and 36- down |
HOUSE |
| Writer Zola |
EMILE |
| __ d'oeuvre |
HORS |
