Environmental pollutants, for short | 35 |
Everything's downhill from here | 35 |
English statesman: 1788–1850 | 35 |
Ecuador's neighbor to the south | 35 |
Extremely talented types, for short | 35 |
Elder and Younger English statesmen | 35 |
Engage in a recent fad (not owling) | 35 |
Establish beyond a reasonable doubt | 35 |
Early 20th-century French art style | 35 |
Explorer John and actress Charlotte | 35 |
Explorer John and comical Charlotte | 35 |
Eyes Set to Kill song that strives? | 35 |
Entry in a bookworm's calendar | 35 |
Entertain, as children at a library | 35 |
Entertains with fine food and drink | 35 |
Elizabeth II's began in '52 | 35 |
Either co-creator of Curious George | 35 |
Eisenhower's Korean counterpart | 35 |
Event involving burning and looting | 35 |
Ex-pitcher "Preacher" ___ | 35 |
Early automaker Frederick Henry ___ | 35 |
Early American statesman _____ King | 35 |
Email for the spam folder, probably | 35 |
Expensive political campaign battle | 35 |
Early Mohammedan converts at Medina | 35 |
Evidence of a passer-by in a photo? | 35 |
Event in Luke, with "the" | 35 |
English carol words to wise old men | 35 |
Electronic device for some singles? | 35 |
Extra strings packed for a hoedown? | 35 |
European money to pay for sausages? | 35 |
Existing around author is confusing | 35 |
Evangelist and presidential advisor | 35 |
Evangelist and friend of presidents | 35 |
Executive group with perfect pitch? | 35 |
Eating-contest winner, figuratively | 35 |
Exam with derivatives and integrals | 35 |
Explorer Dias's Cabo Tormentoso | 35 |
Emulates Allen at Ticonderoga: 1775 | 35 |
Employee of a social welfare agency | 35 |
Event offering superficial pleasure | 35 |
English architect: 1632–1723 | 35 |
Evaluators of electronics projects? | 35 |
Ex-Congresswoman turned exodontist? | 35 |
Energy-boosting organic snack brand | 35 |
Edward III's victory site: 1346 | 35 |
Earth satellite in its last quarter | 35 |
Earle ___, inventor of the Band-Aid | 35 |
Ethnomusicologist's deg., maybe | 35 |
Encourages with chicken taunts, say | 35 |
E = mc2 (first presented 9/27/1905) | 35 |
Entitled to reduced prices, perhaps | 35 |
Early November occasion in the U.S. | 35 |
Emergency vehicle in sci-fi stories | 35 |
Explosive new product from Doritos? | 35 |
Examination of a book's binding | 35 |
Ending for Scotch (anagram of DRAG) | 35 |
Equipotential surfaces of the Earth | 35 |
End of a come-on to bargain hunters | 35 |
Eco-friendly computers from Taiwan? | 35 |
Eat a piece of fruit with a friend? | 35 |
End of a Benjamin Franklin aphorism | 35 |
English statesman: 1880–1959 | 35 |
E-mails from Nigerian princes, e.g. | 35 |
English physicist: 1635–1703 | 35 |
End of quote, after "but" | 35 |
Eleventh zodiac sign's picture? | 35 |
Egyptian god shown holding a scroll | 35 |
Engaging in a cyberchat, informally | 35 |
Enthusiastic response in Reutlingen | 35 |
Edwin's brother: 1838–65 | 35 |
Ex-Dallas coach's daytime show? | 35 |
Emergency exercise on a cruise ship | 35 |
Electrical equipment market report? | 35 |
Ex-honey of un¬known whereabouts | 35 |
Envious comment to a lottery winner | 35 |
Egyptian goddess personifying truth | 35 |
Either of two bks. of the Apocrypha | 35 |
Easygoing person in the grandstand? | 35 |
Employment agency for seamstresses? | 35 |
Emile Berliner's 1877 good idea | 35 |
Electronic musical instrument brand | 35 |
Extras in "The Producers" | 35 |
EA Sports basketball game franchise | 35 |
Explosive bits of Japanese theater? | 35 |
Ephron, perhaps, were she a colleen | 35 |
End of the message (we warned you!) | 35 |
Extra one who's "out" | 35 |
Expression of electrical resistance | 35 |
Elia Kazan's Oscar-winning film | 35 |
Equipped so as to prevent capsizing | 35 |
Equipment to help a patient breathe | 35 |
Examination by those most qualified | 35 |
Excessive pride in one's china? | 35 |
Enough for everyone to have seconds | 35 |
Essential part of a dog's diet? | 35 |
Early delivery in the delivery room | 35 |
Exercise of conscience in the booth | 35 |
Event when you're down on Luck? | 35 |
Evidence against an Oscar attendee? | 35 |