- SLIT
- Aperture
- Cuff-link hole
- Cut
- Skirt feature
- Slash apart
- Incision
- Narrow cut
- Gash
- Gill opening
- Skirt opening
- Narrow opening
- Skirt feature, at times
- Small opening
- Letter opening?
- Small cut
- Thin aperture
- Minor incision
- Minor opening
- Tiny incision
- Tiny opening
- Squint-eyed opening
- Use a letter opener
- Envelope opening
- Narrow fissure
- What a spy may look through
- Window in a punitive prison cell
- Thing to peek through
- Buttonhole, e.g.
- Cat's eye, at times
- Alluring dress feature
- Feature of some skirts
- Narrow aperture
- Sexy skirt opening
- Alluring skirt feature
- Thin opening
- Buttonhole
- Cut from a blade
- Small incision
- Squinting eye, say
- Buttonhole, essentially
- Cat's eye, sometimes
- Cut with a knife
- Dress cut
- Use a letter opener on
- Revealing skirt feature
- Narrow gap
- Open, as an envelope
- Cat's pupil, at times
- Suggestive opening
- Command to a dog
- Provocative skirt feature
- Thin cut
- Pierced
- Buttonhole, usually
- Sexy skirt feature
- Capri pants feature
- Fine cut
- It's made with a blade
- Vent, perhaps
- Spectrometer feature
- 36-Across opening
- Narrow space
- Common Oscar gown feature
- Cut (open), as a letter
- Tissue box access
- Buttonhole, say
- Use a box cutter on
- Put a thin cut in
- X-Acto knife cut
- Gown cut
- Dress feature
- Hairline cut
- Skirt vent
- Vent
- Cut open
- Gown feature, perhaps
- Mask part
- Tiny tear
- Cut in an envelope
- Open with a letter opener
- Buttonhole, basically
- Buttonhole, for instance
- With 45 Across, feature of some maxiskirts
- Poncho feature
- Letter opener's creation
- Armor helmet eyehole
- Thin cut in an envelope
- Narrow fabric cut
- Poncho opening
- Narrow cut in an envelope
- Narrow cut, to open an envelope
- French cuff feature
- Like some nights
- Opening
- Open with a paper knife
- Narrow incision
- Cleave.
- Slash.
- Slashed.
- Cut into narrow strips.
- Skirt decoration.
- Feature of a sheath gown.
- Fissure.
- Necessity for a hobble skirt.
- Pocket opening.
- Ornamental slash.
- Feature of a hobble skirt.
- Cut lengthwise.
- Sever
- Cut, as in a skirt.
- Hobble skirt feature.
- Rent.
- Cut into strips.
- Chink.
- Crack.
- Louver.
- Vent, in tailoring.
- Cleft.
- Feature of the hobble skirt.
- Oriental skirt feature.
- Kind of trench.
- Peephole.
- Type of pocket.
- Hem attraction
- Hong Kong skirt feature.
- Eastern skirt style
- Tight-skirt feature
- Kind of skirt
- Pocket feature
- ___ trench
- Cheongsam feature
- Kind of trench or lamp
- Jacket feature
- Open an envelope
- Type of skirt
- Groove
- A buttonhole is one
- Placket
- Chink or crack
- Crack; chink
- Cut along a line
- Part of some skirts
- Eye opening
- Cut in a skirt
- Lance
- Open, in a way
- Eye opening, maybe
- Stitch target
- Squinting eye, e.g.
- Eye opening for a squint
- Cut like a letter opener
- Use a knife
- Start of a tear
- Long, narrow cut
- Turtle's eye, often
- Cut of a dress, maybe
- Feature of some dresses
- Opening made by a letter opener
- Paper cut, e.g.
- Thin incision
- Knife incision
- Microchannel
- Operation creation
- Start of many an operation
- Buttonhole, for example
- Pupil of a snake's eye, often
- Use a scalpel on
- Cut, as with a letter opener
- Not much light can get through it
- Pupil of a lizard, e.g.
- Razor cut
- Thigh-baring dress feature
- Pupil of a cat's eye, often
- Evening gown feature
- Knife cut
- Open with a penknife, say
- Feature of a snake's eye
- It allows for venting
- Vent feature
- What an X-Acto knife might make
- Punk rocker Tessa Pollitt, e.g.
- Make a long cut in
- Surgical cut
- Long, thin cut
- The Used "___ Your Own Throat"
- Buckcherry "___ My Wrists"
- D.R.I. "___ My Wrist"
- Eyehole for a ghost, say
- Scalpel incision
- Dress opening
- Skirt cut
- Opening in the side of a skirt
- Pencil-skirt opening
- Skirt feature that might increase mobility
- Skirt feature that might show some leg
- A straight cut
- Skirt feature, perhaps
- Sexy dress feature
- Long narrow opening
- Notch
- Thigh revealer
- It can make a skirt sexy
- Oriental dress feature
- Revealing dress feature
- Straight, thin cut
- Piggy bank feature
- Tight, straight cut
- Straight cut
- Straight, narrow cut
- Skirt feature, sometimes
- Thin, narrow opening
- Letter opener's cut
- Little cut
- Make a narrow cut in
- Cut with an X-Acto knife
- Cut, as a well-taped box
- Open with a box cutter
- Cut in a dress
- Narrow cut on an ao dai
- Airhole for a TV dinner
- Opening made in a frozen dinner cover
- Feature of a certain evening gown
- Straight skirt feature
- Lacerate
- Calf exposure?
- Capri pants feature, often
- Fashionable cut
- Cut with a razor blade
- Use an X-Acto Knife on
- X-Acto knife cut, perhaps
- Make a cut in
- Slight cut
- Tiny cut
- Narrow cut in an ao dai
- Thin cut on a qipao
- Open a letter
- Grater feature
- Grater opening
- Open envelopes
- Zoetrope feature
- Cat's pupil, on a sunny day
- Long opening
