| Hibernia |
EIRE |
| Hollywood's Cheryl, Diane, and Alan |
LADDS |
| Hotel handout that's usually magnetic or smart-chip these days |
ROOMKEY |
| In ___ (up the creek) |
ABIND |
| Inspiration for Emily Dickinson |
ERATO |
| It's what a litigator brings |
SUIT |
| Ivana and Marla, vis-à-vis The Donald |
EXES |
| Jessica Rabbit, for one |
TOON |
| Like much of the business generated by print catalogs |
MAILORDER |
| Like the yolk of a properly cooked poached egg |
RUNNY |
| Line-___ veto |
ITEM |
| Male chauvinist's affliction |
SEXISM |
| Methods |
MODES |
| Mysteriously foreign |
EXOTIC |
| Party ticket on which H. Ross Perot ran in 1992 |
IND |
| Pinnacle |
ACME |
| Polite address for a lady |
MAAM |
| Portly's dad in 'The Wind in the Willows' |
OTTER |
| Presently |
ANON |
| Pure as the driven snow |
CHASTE |
| Reverse's reverse, numismatically speaking (abbr.) |
OBV |
| Rich soil |
LOAM |
| Ride for hire |
TAXI |
| Site raided by Lara Croft |
TOMB |
| Snatch |
NAB |
| Soap operas, for example |
SERIALS |
| Some gun ammo |
BBS |
| Spanish artist Joan |
MIRO |
| Start of a famous existential soliloquy |
TOBE |
| Succulent with soothing pulp |
ALOE |
| The Green Hornet's sidekick |
KATO |
| Throw |
TOSS |
| Totally get |
GROK |
| Type of seaman |
ABLE |
| Unsmiling |
GRIM |
| Westerns' black-hat wearers |
BADGUYS |
| Women's shoe style |
TSTRAP |
| Writer who, in the morning, goes from bed to verse |
POET |
| Writes |
PENS |
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