| Elvis Costello producer Nick |
28 |
| Early NASA effort |
17 |
| Electric train maker |
20 |
| Emmy winner Delany |
18 |
| Eight days after the nones, in ancient Rome |
43 |
| End of a kindergarten tune |
26 |
| Empire whose capital was Cusco |
30 |
| Element of negative campaigning |
31 |
| Eldest, to Yves |
15 |
| Excel bit |
9 |
| E.T. and friends |
16 |
| Everlasting, to a poet |
22 |
| Essential nature: L. |
20 |
| Eternal trip |
12 |
| Elastic strap around a sock |
27 |
| Ex-Defense Secretary William |
28 |
| Escort into the hall of the slain |
33 |
| Ex-Mrs. Trump |
13 |
| Eighteenth-century French architectural style |
45 |
| Eyeball, maybe |
14 |
| Earthworm, e.g. |
15 |
| Earp and Haig |
13 |
| Earl or duke |
12 |
| Eat a piece of fruit with a friend? |
35 |
| Eric Clapton hit about his love for George Harrison's wife |
58 |
| East Pakistani, today |
21 |
| Erstwhile Arab rep. |
19 |
| Exaggerates on stage |
20 |
| Engaged in disorderly play |
26 |
| Early-bird store event |
22 |
| Everybody knows what happened |
29 |
| European island |
15 |
| Exclamation of demystification |
30 |
| Eric Clapton song with the lyric "You've got me on my knees |
59 |
| Entry sound |
11 |
| Emulate Beene |
13 |
| EarthLink messages |
18 |
| Educated guess |
14 |
| Eliot-inspired musical |
22 |
| Exam with a section known as "Logic Games," for short |
53 |
| Emulate Tara Lipinski |
21 |
| Exercise byproduct, often |
25 |
| Extremely hot, informally |
25 |
| Eff up |
6 |
| Erik who played Ponch on TV |
27 |
| English metaphysical poet, d. 1631 |
34 |
| Engineer's deg. |
15 |
| Extreme (measures) |
18 |
| Emmy-winning "Science Guy" Bill |
31 |
| Expert, as in policy |
20 |
| Establishment in Adelphi, Md. |
29 |
| Extra for an iPhone |
19 |
| Electron losers |
15 |
| Empathize with |
14 |
| Early tool-making time |
22 |
| Enjoys doing |
12 |
| Emulate a bouncer |
17 |
| Evidence of baking |
18 |
| Encyclopedia volume on education reform? |
40 |
| Extravagate |
11 |
| Exclamation of triumph |
22 |
| Evidence of fresh-baked gingerbread |
35 |
| English sculptor |
16 |
| Early PC clone maker |
20 |
| El Misti's range |
16 |
| Extremely popular, slangily |
27 |
| Exam with logical and analytical reasoning sections: Abbr. |
58 |
| Emergency state |
15 |
| Eustachian tube, for one |
24 |
| European reindeer herders |
25 |
| Early 007 film |
14 |
| Easily outscores |
16 |
| Erode gradually |
15 |
| Eastern European capital |
24 |
| EMT's procedure |
15 |
| Easy's partner |
14 |
| Eggs that top sushi |
19 |
| Emotionally demanding |
21 |
| Expensive game box |
18 |
| Emmy/Grammy/Oscar/Tony winner who died 11/19/2014: 2 wds. |
57 |
| English Midlands city that is home to the largest outdoor covered market in Europe |
82 |
| Early operating system developed for PCs |
40 |
| Elegant but confusing way to present your job application |
57 |
| Electronics company that was absorbed by Sony |
45 |
| Eth. setting |
12 |
| Expendable |
10 |
| Euphemism for a profane adjective |
33 |
| Etymology adjective |
19 |
| Expected landing hr. |
20 |
| Extra payment |
13 |
| Enchilada alternative |
21 |
| Engage aggressively |
19 |
| Extends shoe life, in a way |
27 |
| Elaborate song for solo voice |
29 |
| Estate security feature |
23 |
| Et __ (and others) |
18 |
| Erstwhile space station |
23 |
| Ems-Weser Canal feeder |
22 |
| Ending for "Japan" or "Taiwan |
29 |
| Early American tycoon |
21 |