Mete |
Alms |
Allot |
Share |
Ration |
Relief |
Charity |
Handout |
Senator |
Portion |
Hand out |
Give out |
Deal out |
Mete out |
Dish out |
Handouts |
Disperse |
Disburse |
Apportion |
Allowance |
Allotment |
Pass (out) |
Parcel out |
Kansas VIP |
Ration out |
Portion out |
Distribute. |
Fruit giant |
Subsistence |
Kan. senator |
Politico Bob |
Apportionment |
1996 also-ran |
Bob from Kan. |
Distribution. |
Welfare money |
Senate V.I.P. |
Loser in 1996 |
1996 candidate |
Chiquita rival |
Kansas notable |
Pineapple name |
Relief payment |
Kansas Senator |
1996 runner-up |
Give sparingly |
Certain payment |
A rival of Bush |
Allot sparingly |
Grief, to poets |
Majority leader |
Pineapple brand |
Pineapple giant |
British welfare |
Del Monte rival |
Windsor welfare |
Also-ran in '96 |
Jobless benefit |
Apportion (out) |
G.O.P. candidate |
Elizabeth or Bob |
Loser to Mondale |
Senator Bob ____ |
Unemployment pay |
Viagra spokesman |
Welfare, in Soho |
Bob or Elizabeth |
He ran with Ford |
Loser to Clinton |
Clinton opponent |
Candidate of 1996 |
1990s ticket name |
Charity allotment |
Relief in England |
Republican bigwig |
Big name in fruit |
Senator from Kan. |
Kemp ran with him |
1996 campaign name |
An also-ran in '76 |
Clinton challenger |
Clinton's opponent |
Lott's predecessor |
Name in pineapples |
Politico Elizabeth |
1996 Clinton rival |
1996 candidate Bob |
Big name in Hawaii |
Bush rival in 1988 |
Major fruit canner |
Pineapple packager |
Welfare, with "the |
The Pineapple King |
Allot (with "out") |
'96 Senate resignee |
1996 Senate retiree |
Chiquita competitor |
Elizabeth or Robert |
Handouts, with "the |
Senator from Kansas |
Welfare in Wembley |
Robert or Elizabeth |
An also-ran in 1976 |
Ford's running mate |
Big name in bananas |
Altruistic allotment |
Big name in politics |
Clinton rival in '96 |
Clinton's 1996 rival |
Distribute sparingly |
Former Senate leader |
Major Hawaiian plant |
Pasteur's birthplace |
Ration for the needy |
V.I.P. in the Senate |
Charitable allotment |
Warwickshire welfare |
Bob who lost to Bill |
Give (out) sparingly |
He ran beside a Ford |
Charity distribution |
Unemployment benefit |
1996 Clinton opponent |
Former Kansas senator |
Former Red Cross head |
Brand of canned fruit |
Onetime Clinton rival |
1996 loser to Clinton |
Runner-up before Gore |
Canned pineapple brand |
Famous name in Hawaii. |
Former Red Cross chief |
He crashed with a Ford |
North Carolina senator |
Transportation notable |
Welfare payments, e.g. |
Sec. of Transportation |
Senate minority leader |
Big name in pineapples |
Charitable dispensation |
Charitable distribution |
Familiar name in Hawaii |
Secy. of Transportation |
Republican from Russell |
Clinton's 1996 opponent |
Loser to Clinton in '96 |
1996 Clinton challenger |
Big name in canned fruit |
He went down with a Ford |
Surname on a 1996 ballot |
The ____: Brit's welfare |
Distribute, with ''out'' |
Name on a banana sticker |
Clinton opponent of 1996 |
Major employer in Hawaii |
Loser to Clinton in 1996 |
Bush's Secretary of Labor |
Ford's running mate: 1976 |
Mondale's rival last year |
One-time Clinton opponent |
Brand of canned pineapple |
Clinton's opponent in '96 |
'96 presidential candidate |
Premier pineapple producer |
Serve sparingly, with "out |
Clinton's opponent of 1996 |
Ford's running mate in '76 |
He lost to Clinton in 1996 |
Elizabeth of the Red Cross |
Ford's running mate in 1976 |
McCain : 2008 :: ___ : 1996 |
Politically powerful Kansan |
One-time Clinton challenger |
Thurmond's Senate successor |
1996 presidential candidate |
Bill Clinton opponent in '96 |
Bob who lost to Bill Clinton |
Bob or Elizabeth of politics |
Clinton defeated him in 1996 |
He raced with a Ford in 1976 |
Give out in small quantities |
Allot, in this puzzle's theme |
Big name in the produce aisle |
Former Republican senator Bob |
Founder of an Oahu plantation |
Hawaiian statesman: 1844-1926 |
Money received from the state |
World's largest fruit company |
Big name in the pineapple biz |
Food company founded in Hawaii |
Mondale's 1976 debate opponent |
Presidential candidate in 1996 |
1996 Republican standard-bearer |
Former Senator Bob or Elizabeth |
Presidential running mate: 1976 |
Senate majority leader, 1985-87 |
Distribute sparingly, with "out |
1996 presidential candidate Bob |
North Carolina senator Elizabeth |
Also-ran played by Norm Macdonald |
Vice Presidential candidate: 1976 |
1996 or 2000 presidential hopeful |
Also-ran in 1976 and early in 1980 |
Owner of the island of Lanai, once |
Two-time national ticket candidate |
Food company with a sun in its logo |
Pen-carrying presidential runner-up |
1996 or 2000 presidential candidate |
Elizabeth formerly of the Red Cross |
Brand name in pineapples and bananas |
Company whose mascot is Bobby Banana |
Fruit company with a sun in its logo |
Member of a 1996 presidential ticket |
North Carolina's first female senator |
Senator from Kansas or North Carolina |
Winner of 159 electoral votes in 1996 |
Surname on a 1996 presidential ballot |
Longtime Senate colleague of Kassebaum |
Former North Carolina senator Elizabeth |
Giant in the fruit and vegetable market |
Food company with a sunburst in its logo |
Stones "I'm on the __. We ain't for hire |
Former senator who did Viagra commercials |
James who was known as the Pineapple King |
Two-time '80s-'90s Senate majority leader |
Kansan who yielded to Reagan early in 1980 |
Republican candidate between Bush and Bush |
Administer in small portions (with ''out'') |
Labor secretary under the first George Bush |
__ Plantation, site of the world's largest maze |
Agricultural giant with the mascot Bobby Banana |
Its plantation features the Pineapple Garden Maze |
Kansas senator and 1996 presidential candidate, Bob |
Republican Bob who ran against Bill Clinton in 1996 |
Former senator who made a brief appearance in "Wordplay |
Former Kansas senator who said "Life is very important to Americans |