| Irish laddie |
BOYO |
| Item on a bucket list? |
PAIL |
| John Adams's 'Nixon in China,' for one |
OPERA |
| Laboratory eggs |
OVA |
| Leaf (through) |
PAGE |
| Leg up |
EDGE |
| Louis XIV, par exemple |
ROI |
| Makes into a knot |
TIES |
| Mars or Jupiter |
GOD |
| Mimic |
APE |
| Missing letters in '??propria?e' (felicitously) |
APT |
| More ghostly |
EERIER |
| Mr. in a Robert Louis Stevenson story |
HYDE |
| New-Agey, slangily |
HIPPYDIPPY |
| Played a couple of sets at a jazz club, say |
GIGGED |
| Prepare to break a peace treaty, perhaps |
REARM |
| Pull along |
TOW |
| Puts a lid on |
CAPS |
| Royal irritant in a fairy tale |
PEA |
| Savings plan with SEP and SIMPLE versions |
IRA |
| Secure a seat at the table, say |
RESERVEONESSPOT |
| Slacken |
EASEUP |
| Starfish or sea urchin, in a biology text |
ECHINODERM |
| The 'L' of L.P.G.A |
LADIES |
| Tow truck destination |
GARAGE |
| Trains at a high level? |
ELS |
| TV host Seacrest |
RYAN |
| TV network that organizes the X Games |
ESPN |
| Univ. of Maryland athlete |
TERP |
| Venus de ___ |
MILO |
| Widely recognized, as a symbol |
ICONIC |
| ___ B'rith (Jewish organization) |
BNAI |
| ___ biloba (ornamental tree with a widely used extract) |
GINGKO |
| ___ carte menu |
ALA |
| ___ Romeo (Italian auto) |
ALFA |
| ___ stop (chance to refuel) |
PIT |
| ___ Taylor (clothier) |
ANN |