English drama critic Kenneth | 28 |
Egypt and Syria, once: Abbr. | 28 |
Egyp.-Syr. alliance: 1958-61 | 28 |
Elite people like Bill Gates | 28 |
E. Coast home of the Huskies | 28 |
East Coast b-ball powerhouse | 28 |
Ex-Secretary of the Interior | 28 |
Extraterrestrial veh., maybe | 28 |
Extraterrestrials' fleet | 28 |
E.T. carriers, theoretically | 28 |
Electromagnetic spectrum pt. | 28 |
Edgar Allan Poe poem of 1847 | 28 |
Eel, in Japanese restaurants | 28 |
Expand, as a compressed file | 28 |
Eurasia's mountain range | 28 |
Europe-Asia border mountains | 28 |
Europe-Asia mountain divider | 28 |
Expanded, as arms of a cross | 28 |
Exhaust, with "up" | 28 |
Experimented with drugs, say | 28 |
Entertainment for the troops | 28 |
Electricity or water (abbr.) | 28 |
Encryption software and such | 28 |
Eye part containing the iris | 28 |
Employees with a lot of keys | 28 |
Econoline and Aerostar, e.g. | 28 |
Ella Fitzgerald record label | 28 |
Ecclesiastics' dwellings | 28 |
Excessive interest, slangily | 28 |
Evening hour, on some clocks | 28 |
Energy bursting at the seams | 28 |
Edwards who played Ben Casey | 28 |
Email attachment attachment? | 28 |
Erstwhile caliphate minister | 28 |
Equivalent of "de" | 28 |
Exercise one's franchise | 28 |
End of the chemical reaction | 28 |
Entered the batter's box | 28 |
Electric guitar sound effect | 28 |
Enter into an altared state? | 28 |
Emulate Rolfe and Pocahontas | 28 |
Ends an engagement, in a way | 28 |
Erstwhile Slav of E. Germany | 28 |
Evangelical movement founder | 28 |
Eddie Munster's hairline | 28 |
Excessive lover of the grape | 28 |
Efface, with "off" | 28 |
Electricity conductor, often | 28 |
Emerald City VIP, familiarly | 28 |
Exceptional creative ability | 28 |
Edinburgh tourist attraction | 28 |
End of a Ross Thatcher quote | 28 |
Exercised one's doggies? | 28 |
Ed of 'Mary Poppins' | 28 |
Element in Chinese cosmology | 28 |
Eight-time NBA All-Star Ming | 28 |
Easily maneuvered, as a ship | 28 |
Easily maneuvered, as a boat | 28 |
Eighty-eight days on Mercury | 28 |
Early British cavalry: Abbr. | 28 |
Evergreens used to make bows | 28 |
Exercise with many positions | 28 |
Edward IV and Edward V, e.g. | 28 |
Eliminates by remote control | 28 |
End of the London phone book | 28 |
Enlightenment-seeking school | 28 |
End of the phonetic alphabet | 28 |
Extremely narrow shoe marking | 29 |
Erle Stanley Gardner pen name | 29 |
Europe's Gorge of the ___ | 29 |
Ecclesiastic title, in France | 29 |
Eisenhower's boyhood home | 29 |
Early French settler in Maine | 29 |
Evidence that one is an alien | 29 |
Excellent hold'em holding | 29 |
Embarrassing problem to face? | 29 |
Entr'___ (play interlude) | 29 |
Entry-level legal jobs: Abbr. | 29 |
Eastern title of honor (Var.) | 29 |
Eric Holder and others: Abbr. | 29 |
Exclamations of understanding | 29 |
Exclamations of contentedness | 29 |
Elton John's Broadway hit | 29 |
Eyes the bull's-eye, e.g. | 29 |
E.P.A. calls this a pesticide | 29 |
Eur. country or Can. province | 29 |
Et ___ (and masculine others) | 29 |
Early hobbyist's computer | 29 |
Enrique Iglesias song subject | 29 |
Energize, with "up" | 29 |
Electrical measure, for short | 29 |
Electrical current for short | 29 |
Ending with attend or perform | 29 |
El Misti's mountain range | 29 |
Electricity pioneer Ampère | 29 |
English prince's nickname | 29 |
End of "the end of" | 29 |
Eminent Wake Forest professor | 29 |
Enero–diciembre period | 29 |
Enero is first in this period | 29 |