| European country that borders nine others | 41 |
| Edward who created the Gashlycrumb Tinies | 41 |
| Examination place didn't party (3, 4) | 41 |
| Egyptian pyramid builder who became a god | 41 |
| Engages in a bakers' punting contest? | 41 |
| Early 1600s threat to the English throne? | 41 |
| Elvis Presley and others' title roles | 41 |
| Expression of love is gaining popularity? | 41 |
| Eponym of a national forest in New Mexico | 41 |
| Entertainment center at many a sports bar | 41 |
| Entrée often accompanied by mint jelly | 41 |
| Elvis Presley title "corrected" | 41 |
| Emil's "Blue Angel" co-star | 41 |
| Eighth largest plus fifth largest planets | 41 |
| Egotistical conversationalist, like Cher? | 41 |
| Educator Horace, acting like a barbarian? | 41 |
| Exact replica of six Northeastern states? | 41 |
| Element named for a mythical Greek weeper | 41 |
| Early gangsta rap group featuring Dr. Dre | 41 |
| Events for people looking to settle down? | 41 |
| Emulate Columbo, vis-Ã -vis his suspect | 41 |
| Establishment where you can get a lungful | 41 |
| Ended incrementally, with "out" | 41 |
| Eastwood flick about a Warsaw equestrian? | 41 |
| Extinct African mammals related to zebras | 41 |
| Endure difficulties, with "out" | 41 |
| Esther of TV's "Good Times" | 41 |
| European country (one of three spellings) | 41 |
| Elite force that captured Osama Bin Laden | 41 |
| Examine a person's innermost feelings | 41 |
| English word in "Gangnam Style" | 41 |
| Enforcement org. since the Cal. Gold Rush | 41 |
| Eppie's guardian, in an Eliot classic | 41 |
| Emphatic ''yes'' follower | 41 |
| Explore among stalagmites and stalactites | 41 |
| Elton John "___ Into Christmas" | 41 |
| Editor's ''leave it'' | 41 |
| Editor's "don't change" | 41 |
| Eisenhower appointee to the Supreme Court | 41 |
| Exercise program promoted by Billy Blanks | 41 |
| Early '90s Chicago post-hardcore band | 41 |
| Electronic drug in William Shatner novels | 41 |
| Ephesians' place in the New Testament | 41 |
| Ellington's "Take __ Train" | 41 |
| Eating regimen that really ticks you off? | 41 |
| Expression of gratitude in a tweet, maybe | 41 |
| Elton John "Almost Famous" song | 41 |
| Emperor Vespasian's son and successor | 41 |
| End of an adage about negative experience | 41 |
| Eagle found in seven spots in this puzzle | 41 |
| East Coast home of the NCAA's Huskies | 41 |
| Eurythmics album: "___ are One" | 41 |
| Evidence of a dried-up printer cartridge? | 41 |
| Emerald City V.I.P., with "the" | 41 |
| Event ended with the Treaty of Versailles | 41 |
| Early 20th-century mode of transportation | 41 |
| Essential element of dot-com transactions | 41 |
| Every play of Shakespeare has five of them | 42 |
| Early TV's "_____ With Judy" | 42 |
| Eddie Rickenbacker's 94th ___ Squadron | 42 |
| Electronics company bought by Sony in 2002 | 42 |
| Emerson's "Give ___ to Love" | 42 |
| Earhart, who flew solo across the Atlantic | 42 |
| Elder's "___ Alone Survived" | 42 |
| Egyptian president between Gamal and Hosni | 42 |
| EPA measure of concern to asthma sufferers | 42 |
| European river known for disastrous floods | 42 |
| Elvis Costello "Mighty Like ___" | 42 |
| Emerson's "jealous mistress" | 42 |
| E. B. Browning's "___ Leigh" | 42 |
| Eddie who patented the quilted down jacket | 42 |
| Event at which multiple repeats are common | 42 |
| Elaine's surname on 'Seinfeld' | 42 |
| Ex-senator known as "Amtrak Joe" | 42 |
| Element #5, which has a dumb-sounding name | 42 |
| Expensive topping served with a tiny spoon | 42 |
| Eastwood of ''Unforgiven'' | 42 |
| El Greco's "Bautismo de ___" | 42 |
| Eisenhower's "___ in Europe" | 42 |
| Eric Clapton's "Layla" alias | 42 |
| Einstein in "Back to the Future" | 42 |
| Exclamation often prompted by Bart Simpson | 42 |
| Environmentally friendly birthday greeting | 42 |
| Earth, wind or fire, to an early scientist | 42 |
| Estevez of "St. Elmo's Fire" | 42 |
| Extras on TV's "Royal Pains" | 42 |
| Epoch characterized by the rise of mammals | 42 |
| Epsilon ___ (the planet Vulcan's star) | 42 |
| Earl of ___, favorite of Queen Elizabeth I | 42 |
| English college with its own shade of blue | 42 |
| English general in the American Revolution | 42 |
| Eliza Doolittle's mythical counterpart | 42 |
| Ex-mayor, author of "Leadership" | 42 |
| Edmund of 'Miracle on 34th Street' | 42 |
| Environment conducive to rapid development | 42 |
| Echo & the Bunnymen frontman McCulloch | 42 |
| Epithet of the mother of Romulus and Remus | 42 |
| Escalante in "Stand and Deliver" | 42 |
| Early '60s Polo Grounds team, nowadays | 42 |
| Erica who wrote "Fear of Flying" | 42 |