| Exceeds one's Rx | 20 |
| Exceeds a reasonable speed limit? | 33 |
| Emulates many a grown-up child star | 35 |
| Emergency room cases, for short | 31 |
| Eats too much of, with "on" | 37 |
| Eats more of than is wise, with "on" | 46 |
| Drops too much, perhaps | 23 |
| Doesn't know when to stop | 29 |
| Does too much | 13 |
| Causes of some DOAs | 19 |
| Cases for EMTs | 14 |
| Cases for EMT's | 19 |
| Cases for E.M.T.'s | 22 |
| Binges, for short | 17 |
| Army togs, for short | 20 |
| Army togs | 9 |
| "--- bodkins!" | 24 |
| "_____ bodkins!" | 26 |
| "____ bodkins!" | 25 |
| ___-bodikins | 12 |
| ___-bobs (mild oath) | 20 |
| ___ bodlkins, old oath | 22 |
| ___ bodkins! | 12 |
| Norfolk, Virginia, sch. | 23 |
| Norfolk, Va., campus | 20 |
| "___ mein holder Abendstern," Wagner aria | 51 |
| Penelope's husband | 22 |
| Post-Trojan War wanderer | 24 |
| Mythical escapee from the Sirens | 32 |
| Laertes' son | 16 |
| King of Ithaca | 14 |
| He devised the Trojan horse | 27 |
| Captive of the sea nymph Calypso | 32 |
| Long journey | 12 |
| Homeric journey | 15 |
| Long, strange trip | 18 |
| Great adventure | 15 |
| Long series of wanderings | 25 |
| Eventful journey | 16 |
| Epic with a trip home to Ithaca | 31 |
| Epic journey | 12 |
| Amazing adventure | 17 |
| "My name is Nobody" source | 36 |
| Trip to tell about | 18 |
| Tortuous trip | 13 |
| Tale of a trip to Ithaca | 24 |
| Spacecraft orbiting Mars | 24 |
| Post-Trojan War tale | 20 |
| Peregrination | 13 |
| Meandering journey | 18 |
| Marathon of a sort | 18 |
| Lengthy undertaking | 19 |
| It starts "Tell me, muse, of the man of many resources" | 65 |
| Honda minivan | 13 |
| Homeric inspiration for Joyce's "Ulysses" | 55 |
| Extended adventure | 18 |
| Epic with Circe and Penelope | 28 |
| Adventurous wandering | 21 |
| Adventure series | 16 |
| Long journeys | 13 |
| Epic journeys | 13 |
| Wide-ranging adventures | 23 |
| Travel tales | 12 |
| Lengthy undertakings | 20 |
| Far-ranging adventures | 22 |
| Eventful journeys | 17 |
| Epic adventures | 15 |
| Cross-country trips, perhaps | 28 |
| Adventurous trips | 17 |
| Brit. lexicon | 13 |
| Multivolume ref. | 16 |
| Massive Brit. lexicon | 21 |
| British ref. work | 17 |
| Multivolume ref. work | 21 |
| Brit. word reference | 20 |
| U.K. lexicon | 12 |
| Noted Brit lexicon | 18 |
| Voluminous ref. set | 19 |
| UK lexicon | 10 |
| U.K. reference book | 19 |
| U.K. reference bk. | 18 |
| Subject of the book "The Meaning of Everything," briefly | 66 |
| Multivolume Brit. reference | 27 |
| Major ref. work | 15 |
| Library ref. | 12 |
| Large British ref. book | 23 |
| Its first vol. was published in 1884 | 36 |
| Etymologist's ref. | 22 |
| Brit. reference work | 20 |
| Brit. ref. work | 15 |
| Brit. ref. book | 15 |
| 20-volume ref. | 14 |
| 20-vol. reference | 17 |
| "The Professor and the Madman" subj. | 46 |
| Work started by London's Philological Soc. | 46 |
| Where a Brit may find a def. | 28 |
| Voluminous ref. work | 20 |
| Venerable ref. work | 19 |
| UK reference book | 17 |
| UK reference | 12 |