| Eastern Canadian province grouping, with "the |
45 |
| Erstwhile eatery |
16 |
| Everyday activity for dirty old men? |
36 |
| Extras in many apocalyptic movies |
33 |
| Extra song on an album |
22 |
| Emergency removal of people, for short |
38 |
| Exuding gloom |
13 |
| Electric chair, to cons |
23 |
| Entertain royally |
17 |
| Excessive ambition |
18 |
| Ernesto Guevara familiarly |
27 |
| Ensign from Russia in the original "Star Trek |
45 |
| Early 16th-century year |
23 |
| Early written law |
17 |
| Expression of disgust in Valley Girl-speak |
42 |
| Ericson of exploration |
22 |
| Eastern European country whose capital city is Sarajevo |
55 |
| East African native |
19 |
| Emulated a mule |
15 |
| Eric Dolphy's instrument |
24 |
| End of an Army email address |
28 |
| Early advocate of bloodletting |
30 |
| English general in the American Revolution |
42 |
| English horn need |
17 |
| Einstein, e.g. |
14 |
| Egyptian temple near Luxor |
26 |
| Energy company with an iconic sign near Fenway Park |
51 |
| Explorer John or Sebastian |
26 |
| Extinct 12-footer |
17 |
| European wading bird |
20 |
| Ease, as pain |
13 |
| Entertain thoroughly |
20 |
| Expression of sympathy |
22 |
| Existential boredom |
19 |
| Emulated ones |
13 |
| Ernesto, to friends |
19 |
| Every dog has its day," et al. |
30 |
| Element #35 |
11 |
| Etiquette requirements |
22 |
| Equally epic |
12 |
| Emulate Rooney or Gabor |
23 |
| E-vite request |
14 |
| Emeril's gateway? |
17 |
| Earliest assembly-line Ford |
27 |
| Early-morning development |
25 |
| East or West places |
19 |
| Execute a document without reviewing its contents first |
55 |
| Eaten during "Fox On the Run"? |
30 |
| English theatre of note |
23 |
| Exclamation from one in fear of a mouse |
39 |
| Ezra Pound, by birth |
20 |
| Eddie who won five Kentucky Derbys |
34 |
| Easter entres |
13 |
| Emotionally cold person, informally |
35 |
| European mil. group |
19 |
| Early calendar developers |
25 |
| Emergency kit light |
19 |
| Exhilarating feeling |
20 |
| Ewa greeting |
12 |
| E.T." craft |
11 |
| Equi- relative |
14 |
| Expert in martial arts |
22 |
| Editor Bradlee of The Washington Post |
37 |
| Epimenides, by birth |
20 |
| Ending for tank, in fashion |
27 |
| Ending with Fannie or Ginnie |
28 |
| Emergency light? |
16 |
| El ___ (WWII battle site) |
25 |
| Exchange words, perhaps? |
24 |
| Easy walker |
11 |
| End of the A-line? |
18 |
| Ewing matriarch on "Dallas |
26 |
| Emmy category, informally |
25 |
| Escapee's shout |
15 |
| Entrancing instrument |
21 |
| European nationalist grp. since 1919 |
36 |
| Eats little |
11 |
| Extrovert's opposite |
20 |
| Easy-to-prepare, in the kitchen |
31 |
| English county and sheep type |
29 |
| Ending for deci |
15 |
| Embarrassment for a curator |
27 |
| Emulate Pinocchio |
17 |
| Extremely smart people (Var.) |
29 |
| Equestrians |
11 |
| Eden costar |
11 |
| English royal dynasty — WWII bomber |
37 |
| Edward Jones Dome gridder |
25 |
| Early hit for Microsoft |
23 |
| Excuse you!" elicitor |
21 |
| Evangelist and presidential advisor |
35 |
| Early symptom of typhoid fever |
30 |
| European yard |
13 |
| El ___, W.W. II battle site |
27 |
| Entree fowl |
11 |
| Eggs, in Munich |
15 |
| Every cloud ___ a silver lining |
31 |
| Early bathysphere user William |
30 |
| European cap. |
13 |
| Elegant chest of drawers |
24 |