| English musician |
16 |
| Ending for invent |
17 |
| Eternal City citizens |
21 |
| Encircles, old style |
20 |
| Estate residence |
16 |
| Explore beyond limits" computer company |
39 |
| Eyes for emoticons |
18 |
| Enter into a deal? |
18 |
| Easter entrée, often |
21 |
| Edible green head |
17 |
| Easter colors? |
14 |
| Ending for object or subject |
28 |
| Explorer of the Rockies |
23 |
| Extra-ample shoe width |
22 |
| Egyptian, usually |
17 |
| Emergency transportation method |
31 |
| English Channel-swimmer Gertrude |
32 |
| Extreme aficionado |
18 |
| Early Icelandic literary work |
29 |
| Essential acid type |
19 |
| Entrance to a bay |
17 |
| Express to take, in song |
24 |
| English act of 1715 |
19 |
| Erotic diary writer |
19 |
| Essential acid, familiarly |
26 |
| Earthen dike |
12 |
| ESPN's Storm |
12 |
| Employer of Mulder and Scully on "The X-Files": Abbr. |
53 |
| Elizabethan and Victorian, for two |
34 |
| Early "SNL" exec Dick |
21 |
| Engineering discipline, informally |
34 |
| Early sounds in "Singin' in the Rain |
36 |
| Ending with switch |
18 |
| Emulate Ophelia. |
16 |
| Emergency plane transport |
25 |
| Elvira's love, in opera |
23 |
| Explorer Shackleton |
19 |
| Ebro is one |
11 |
| Expression of doubt |
19 |
| End of a Flintstone yell |
24 |
| Eggy quaff |
10 |
| Estonian river |
14 |
| Ebro or Mayo |
12 |
| End of a school URL |
19 |
| End-of-term rituals |
19 |
| Easy to manage, as a pet |
24 |
| Empties, as the refrigerator late at night |
42 |
| Early label for Buffalo Springfield |
35 |
| Emulate a shark, maybe |
22 |
| Eight three-letter ones are found in appropriate places in this puzzle |
70 |
| Explosive units |
15 |
| Explanatory lines at the bottom of book pages |
45 |
| Edge of pavement |
16 |
| E.T. policers of film |
21 |
| Employed a penniless lady |
25 |
| Equi- |
5 |
| English TV channel, with "the |
29 |
| Ernest Borgnine in "From Here to Eternity |
41 |
| Execute mob-handed without trial |
32 |
| Enterprise fleet unit |
21 |
| Enlighten morally |
17 |
| Eleventh Greek letter |
21 |
| Emmy winner for "Roots |
22 |
| Employees at a ritzy hotel |
26 |
| Esther of 'Good Times' |
22 |
| Exhaust the supply of |
21 |
| Exceptionally well behaved |
26 |
| Eloise and Dennis the Menace |
28 |
| Etiquette arbiter |
17 |
| Equality of measure |
19 |
| Extremely ungenerous, like Scrooge |
34 |
| Emma Watson's major at Brown |
28 |
| Easter-season purchases |
23 |
| Eller of "Oklahoma!," for one |
29 |
| Early farmer |
12 |
| End of a New Year's Eve ditty |
29 |
| Everything, e.g.? |
17 |
| Esther of films |
15 |
| Emulates grandparents |
21 |
| Episode of "The Brady Bunch," e.g. |
34 |
| English garden feature, perhaps |
31 |
| Egg decorators |
14 |
| Enter carefully (with ''in'') |
29 |
| Envir. science |
14 |
| Embarrassing |
12 |
| Eponym of an old auto |
21 |
| EPCOT site |
10 |
| Enid Zen (anag) — inhabitant of a particular place |
52 |
| English actress Johnson et al. |
30 |
| Employee of the Frick |
21 |
| Easeful |
7 |
| End of the Little Dipper's handle |
33 |
| Ending for "prop" or "meth |
26 |
| Emmy winner Holbrook |
20 |
| End of a pulley block |
21 |
| Excessively tan |
15 |
| End of most university web sites |
32 |
| Early New Englanders |
20 |
| Epsom events |
12 |
| EarthLink or AOL, for example: Abbr. |
36 |