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The Washington Post Dec 10 2015

ClueAnswer
'Blue Ribbon' beer company PABST
'Divine' moniker for entertainer Bette MISSM
'Finally!' ATLAST
'Let's roll' CMON
'Okeydokey' SURE
401(k) alternative, for short IRA
Apiarist's charge BEE
Appearance AIR
Apple part in a compost heap CORE
Apple product IMAC
Arabian youth? COLT
Audie Murphy or Horatio Nelson WARHERO
Barbecue accessory that uses wood chips SMOKERBOX
Basis of Andrew Carnegie's fortune STEEL
Bravo's predecessor, in radio communication ALFA
Breakfast cereal pitched by a spokesrabbit TRIX
Called NAMED
City to which Petruchio went 'to wive it wealthily' PADUA
Clear of moisture, as a windshield WIPE
Clichéd weapon in a parlor mystery LETTEROPENER
Coat, as a nut with chocolate ENROBE
Conclusion END
Dance to 'Tico-Tico,' perhaps SAMBA
Deadly sin #6, traditionally ENVY
Ebb WANE
Editor's 'let it be' STET
Egg-shaped tomato variety ROMA
Entity who can read others' feelings and emotions EMPATH
Factor in many an auto collision REACTIONTIME
Falls behind LAGS
Festival of Lights lamp MENORAH
Follow ENSUE
French farewell ADIEU
Fundamentally change MUTATE
Gen ___ XER
Give a 'grrrrrrrrrrr' SNARL
Go wild FLIP
Gym bunny's fabric SPANDEX
Hamlet's cousin? TOWN
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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