| 'Will do A.S.A.P.!' |
ONIT |
| 1950s prez |
IKE |
| 1990s TV heroine with a sidekick named Gabrielle |
XENA |
| Actress Raymonde of 'Malcolm in the Middle' |
TANIA |
| Alternative to a camisole, perhaps |
BRA |
| Analog clock feature |
DIAL |
| And others: Lat |
ETAL |
| Best possible hand, in most poker variants |
ROYALFLUSH |
| Big name in printers |
EPSON |
| Bit of chocolate-flavored cereal |
COCOAPUFF |
| Bit of foolish mockery |
JAPE |
| Borders represented four times in this puzzle — both in the grid and on a map |
STATELINES |
| Brimless cap |
TAM |
| British nobleman |
LORD |
| Buddhist temple built in the early 12th century |
ANGKORWAT |
| Carrying case worn with a strap |
FANNYPACK |
| Cheekiness |
SASS |
| Chem class component |
LAB |
| City with the Temple of the Golden Pavilion |
KYOTO |
| Clan symbol |
TOTEM |
| Comes to a close |
ENDS |
| Completely drench |
SOAK |
| Composer known as the 'March King' |
SOUSA |
| Country singer Yearwood |
TRISHA |
| Discarded computers and such |
EWASTE |
| Discreetly includes on an email |
BCCS |
| Essential ___ (sandalwood or lavender) |
OIL |
| Falcons, on a scoreboard |
ATL |
| Film, in France |
CINE |
| Glittery 1970s rock genre |
GLAM |
| Got down on paper |
WROTE |
| Groove for a letter-shaped bolt |
TSLOT |
| Human rights org |
ACLU |
| Infant's ailment |
COLIC |
| Inspirational figures for artists and poets |
MUSES |
| L.L. Bean competitor |
JCREW |
| Legal claim |
LIEN |
| Liberal group, with 'the' |
LEFT |
| Like a cheering crowd |
AROAR |
