- SLITS
- Narrow openings
- Palmolive and bandmates, with "the"
- Incisions
- Paper airplane parts
- Small openings
- Uses a letter opener
- Uses a knife
- Helmet eyeholes
- Features of most capri pants
- They reveal legs
- They may run all the way up your legs
- Narrow cuts
- Gill openings
- Cuts along a line
- Narrow fissures
- Cuts open
- Opens an envelope, perhaps
- Buttonholes, usually
- Skirt features
- Venting aids
- Capri pants features
- Thin openings
- Narrow apertures
- Thin apertures
- Narrow vents
- Buttonholes, e.g.
- Fine cuts
- Skirt features, sometimes
- Mask parts
- Thin cuts
- Opens slightly
- Paper cuts
- Small cuts
- Uses a letter opener on
- Wields a letter opener
- Opens, as envelopes
- Narrow gaps
- Buttonholes, essentially
- Straight-and-narrow apertures
- Vent features
- Armor helmet openings
- Mask eyeholes
- Opens with a letter opener
- Long cuts
- Fissures.
- Cleaves.
- Cuts lengthwise.
- Cuts.
- Pocket openings.
- Plackets.
- Openings.
- Apertures.
- Partly-closed eyes
- Long incisions
- Slashes
- Half-closed eyes, e.g.
- Chinks
- Cracks
- Skirt accents
- Clefts
- Opens an envelope
- Cheongsam features
- Chinks; cracks
- Cat's eyes, at times
- Snakes' eyes
- Kangaroo pocket openings
- Squinter's eyes
- Scalpel creations
- Some vents
- Knives can make them
- Buttonholes, basically
- Pita pocket cuts, e.g.
- Vent openings
- Knife cuts
- Cut British punkers, with "The"
- '70s British "Cut" punkers
- Sexy skirt features
- Skirt features that make it easier to walk up stairs
- Narrow incisions
- Narrow cuts, as in paper
- Slender openings
- Snake eyes, perhaps
- Dress features
- Alluring skirt features
- Long, narrow cuts
- Opens with a box cutter
- Gill features
- Features of some skirts
- Opening lines
- Features of vented blazers
- Visor openings
- Makes a long incision in
- Visor features
- Small incisions
- Tiny cuts
