| Entertain extravagantly | 23 |
| Entertain from house to house | 29 |
| Entertain in a festive manner | 29 |
| Entertain with a story | 22 |
| Entertain with extravagance | 27 |
| Entertain, as with a story | 26 |
| Entertain, as with stories | 26 |
| Entertained an honoree | 22 |
| Entertained at one's home | 29 |
| Entertained, as an idea | 23 |
| Entertainer Adams et al. | 24 |
| Entertainer Alan or Cheryl | 26 |
| Entertainer Amos or Spelling | 28 |
| Entertainer Bert: 1895-1967 | 27 |
| Entertainer born May 29, 1903 | 29 |
| Entertainer born Tracy Marrow | 29 |
| Entertainer Cherilyn LaPiere | 28 |
| Entertainer from Chicago | 24 |
| Entertainer from N. C. | 22 |
| Entertainer Gypsy Rose | 22 |
| Entertainer Hildegarde | 22 |
| Entertainer in a kimono | 23 |
| Entertainer like Marceau | 24 |
| Entertainer Martin and others | 29 |
| Entertainer Max or Max Jr. | 26 |
| Entertainer O'Donnell | 25 |
| Entertainer of 11 presidents | 28 |
| Entertainer of G.I.'s | 25 |
| Entertainer of GI's | 23 |
| Entertainer Pinky or Peggy | 26 |
| Entertainer Rita'slegs? | 28 |
| Entertainer seen on MSNBC | 25 |
| Entertainer Tom or Dick | 23 |
| Entertainer turned politician | 29 |
| Entertainer with many fans? | 27 |
| Entertainer with no lines | 25 |
| Entertainer's admirers | 26 |
| Entertainer's advocate | 26 |
| Entertainer's asset | 23 |
| Entertainer's dessert? | 26 |
| Entertainer's intro | 23 |
| Entertainer's itinerary | 27 |
| Entertainer's signature | 27 |
| Entertainer's word | 22 |
| Entertainers Cheryl and Alan | 28 |
| Entertainers Donna and Robert | 29 |
| Entertainers in W.W. II | 23 |
| Entertainers Sammy and Danny | 28 |
| Entertainers who have fans? | 27 |
| Entertaining anecdotes | 22 |
| Entertaining the idea of | 24 |
| Entertainment apparatus | 23 |
| Entertainment at a luau | 23 |
| Entertainment at bowl games | 27 |
| Entertainment by subscription | 29 |
| Entertainment center center | 27 |
| Entertainment center location | 29 |
| Entertainment center site | 25 |
| Entertainment debut of 1883 | 27 |
| Entertainment debut of 1913 | 27 |
| Entertainment director | 22 |
| Entertainment exec Robert | 25 |
| Entertainment for Aesop? | 24 |
| Entertainment for cats | 22 |
| Entertainment for GI's | 26 |
| Entertainment for kids | 22 |
| Entertainment for night owls | 28 |
| Entertainment for the troops | 28 |
| Entertainment from a magician | 29 |
| Entertainment giant __ Warner | 29 |
| Entertainment legend Horne | 26 |
| Entertainment offering | 22 |
| Entertainment partner? | 22 |
| Entertainment room appliance | 28 |
| Entertainment section listing | 29 |
| Entertainment section staples | 29 |
| Entertainment system item | 25 |
| Entertainment system staple | 27 |
| Entertainment Tonight host | 29 |
| Entertainment's Day | 23 |
| Entertains a child at bedtime | 29 |
| Entertains in one's condo | 29 |
| Entertains like Hammer | 22 |
| Entertains with anecdotes | 25 |
| Enthralling orator, e.g. | 24 |
| Enthusiasm gone too far | 23 |
| Enthusiasm, and then some | 25 |
| Enthusiasm, to the max | 22 |
| Enthusiast, informally | 22 |
| Enthusiastic affirmation | 24 |
| Enthusiastic affirmative | 24 |
| Enthusiastic agreement | 22 |
| Enthusiastic agreement abroad | 29 |
| Enthusiastic agreements | 23 |
| Enthusiastic and then some | 26 |
| Enthusiastic cone eater? | 24 |
| Enthusiastic corrida cries | 26 |
| Enthusiastic corrida cry | 24 |
| Enthusiastic critiques | 22 |
| Enthusiastic cry of support | 27 |