Ending for elephant or serpent | 30 |
Ending for Clement or Benedict | 30 |
Extrapolate from what is known | 30 |
Effective now, as a regulation | 30 |
English novelist Hammond _____ | 30 |
Electrically-charged particles | 30 |
Electrically charged particles | 30 |
Earthquake site: June 21, 1990 | 30 |
Eiffel Tower's composition | 30 |
Expressing a dramatic reversal | 30 |
Employment agency layoff, e.g. | 30 |
Eighth man to walk on the moon | 30 |
Endorsement of an advancement? | 30 |
Easter in the S. Pacific, e.g. | 30 |
Educ. facility located in Ames | 30 |
Ending on a niña's name | 30 |
Ending with Brooklyn or Israel | 30 |
Envious listener's thought | 30 |
Ending for general or marginal | 30 |
English sports car, informally | 30 |
Elly May's "paw" | 30 |
Eponymous trailblazer Chisholm | 30 |
Emmy-winning sportscaster Buck | 30 |
Erica who created Isadora Wing | 30 |
Elopement overseers, for short | 30 |
Energizes, with "up" | 30 |
Expire, as an insurance policy | 30 |
Ex-"SNL" star Newman | 30 |
Emit light, like some pointers | 30 |
Electromagnetic-wave amplifier | 30 |
Ed Sullivan Theater production | 30 |
Exiting a Nevada city in 1995? | 30 |
Entertainment reporter Gibbons | 30 |
Electric guitar pioneer Fender | 30 |
Electric guitar innovator Paul | 30 |
Early talk-show host Jerry ___ | 30 |
European who sounds permissive | 30 |
Envelope's contents, often | 30 |
Easter flower, in Is-sur-Tille | 30 |
Edelstein of "House" | 30 |
Eight-year-old vegetarian toon | 30 |
Elvis's daughter ___ Marie | 30 |
Elements of a biblical miracle | 30 |
English site of a royal flush? | 30 |
Ecology-minded Seuss character | 30 |
Earn some lovely parting gifts | 30 |
Exam whose median score is 150 | 30 |
Exams offered four times a yr. | 30 |
Emperor Nero's first name? | 30 |
Ethel's partner in hijinks | 30 |
Early Soviet spacecraft series | 30 |
Early year in Nero's reign | 30 |
Experimental punk rocker Lunch | 30 |
Exaggerated sense of manliness | 30 |
Eponym for a lifesaving device | 30 |
Ending with Wolf, Bat or Super | 30 |
End of the natural progression | 30 |
Entry point for a sewer worker | 30 |
Excessively intense enthusiasm | 30 |
Eliot's 'Silas --' | 30 |
Elizabeth II's grandmother | 30 |
Exotic dancer executed in 1917 | 30 |
E Street Band drummer Weinberg | 30 |
Eponymous surgical family name | 30 |
Exam with maximum score of 45T | 30 |
Ernest and Julio Gallo product | 30 |
European capital ENE of Warsaw | 30 |
Emma Bovary's title: Abbr. | 30 |
Extinct relatives of ostriches | 30 |
Evil's root, it's said | 30 |
Ellington's ____ Indigo | 30 |
Erin of "Happy Days" | 30 |
Eddy in "Rose Marie" | 30 |
Eloquent equine of '60s TV | 30 |
Electrons' heavier cousins | 30 |
Enclosed shelters on airplanes | 30 |
Entry in a baby's schedule | 30 |
Egypt's president, 1956-70 | 30 |
Expert despite little training | 30 |
Ellen Louise Wilson, ___ Axson | 30 |
Emulated Wilbur Post's pet | 30 |
Eggheady sort, stereotypically | 30 |
Element #41 is named after her | 30 |
Eating peas with a knife, e.g. | 30 |
Entre ___ (between you and me) | 30 |
Extinct "Blue Eagle" | 30 |
Event outlawed by intl. treaty | 30 |
Edward Hopper's birthplace | 30 |
Egg-shaped cousin of the flute | 30 |
Earthy pigment colored by clay | 30 |
Eight performers, collectively | 30 |
Everything Bach composed, e.g. | 30 |
Electrical units of resistance | 30 |
Electrical-resistance measures | 30 |
Exclamation of amused surprise | 30 |
Erstwhile wanderer of the West | 30 |
Evergreen with aromatic blooms | 30 |
Energy secretary under Clinton | 30 |
Egg foo yung dishes, basically | 30 |
Eclipse, to the impressionable | 30 |