Yagottit Rog! ===[**CDM**]===

I did warn you it was a groaner, but I am not sure which (if any) of the words involved would be pronounced differently across the pond.

TYVM, Lex Must admit, to a Brit, "orthodox" and "author docks" sound very similar

Musical piece of furniture for a top stylist (11)

Perhaps the US cousins roll the r in orthodox (as part of a general rs rolling habit?)...

Direct on the right, wordplay 4 + 7

Musical piece of furniture for a top stylist

For "musical", what did we all go to see in the 60s?

hair/dresser

Indeeedy, young Cheryl! ===[**CDM**]===

Thank you, Rog!

Puzzle served half after a meal (6)

Direct on the left. 3 vowels, 2 of which are the same. 😁

Teaser = puzzle = tea (a meal) + ser (half of served)

Here's your belt, Kevin! ===[**CDM**]===
I think tea is only considered a meal in the UK.

Thank you Cheryl, I think tea is only a meal in the north of England where it probably equates to supper (dinner meanwhile being the midday meal).

Dispensed with current measure for gas (8) - 3 vowels, no letters repeated

Direct on the right cvcvcvcc wordplay 5 + 3

Fired amp

Well done Rog! ===[**CDM**]===

It is a word I'd just about forgotten until it cropped up in a recent puzzle

Thanks, Lex!

One I don't think we've had:

Put a limit on an urban area size (8)

Direct on the right, wordplay 3 + 1 + 4

cap/a/city

That's about the size of it, Cheryl!

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Thanks, Rog!

On the border a month of malicious damage (6)

Mayhem = malicious damage - hem (border) on may (month)

This shouldn't cause you any mayhem, Kevin! ===[**CDM**]===

Thank you Cheryl!

Punter, going bust, can end in hope to be solvent (10)

Direct on the right - cvccvccvcv - two consonants and one vowei each repeated once

Wordplay 6 + 3 + 1, and there is an anagram involved