Environmental protection grp. | 29 |
ENERGY STAR promoter, briefly | 29 |
Emissions watchdog, for short | 29 |
Ethelred the Unready, for one | 29 |
Euclid, vis-Ã -vis geometry | 29 |
Explorer born around A.D. 970 | 29 |
Eleniak of 'Baywatch' | 29 |
Ending for the ol' switch | 29 |
Ending with station and scull | 29 |
Exciting movie scene, perhaps | 29 |
Ending for an inchoative verb | 29 |
Euro predecessor, in Portugal | 29 |
Ending for legal or crossword | 29 |
Ending with "Japan" | 29 |
Ending for Brooklyn or Bengal | 29 |
Ending like "-like" | 29 |
English test segment, perhaps | 29 |
Earl in Shakespearean England | 29 |
Easternmost county in Vermont | 29 |
Earl of ___ (Thomas Cromwell) | 29 |
Edsel driver's gas choice | 29 |
ExaggeratorÂ's suffix | 29 |
Executor's responsibility | 29 |
English stage actress Winwood | 29 |
European Union joiner of 2004 | 29 |
Efficiency symbol, in physics | 29 |
Est. as to when the trip ends | 29 |
Emulate Rembrandt or Dürer | 29 |
Everlasting, once upon a time | 29 |
Eisenhower's WWII command | 29 |
Education provider since 1440 | 29 |
Exercise performed on a bench | 29 |
Exercise in musical dexterity | 29 |
Expel from one's property | 29 |
Entrance requirement, perhaps | 29 |
Erstwhile Canadian ballplayer | 29 |
Eberhard ___ (pencil company) | 29 |
Eve's trio in a 1957 film | 29 |
Establishment people, to some | 29 |
Easy Street's metropolis? | 29 |
Employer of Mulder and Scully | 29 |
Element #100 is named for him | 29 |
End of a Helsinki relay race? | 29 |
Eisenhower became one in 1944 | 29 |
Elevator operator's query | 29 |
Ebenezer Scrooge's nephew | 29 |
Electrical overload protector | 29 |
E. Berlin's Cold War home | 29 |
Expletive from Beaver Cleaver | 29 |
Extremely smart people (Var.) | 29 |
English language's family | 29 |
Early Smashing Pumpkins album | 29 |
Endocrinologist's concern | 29 |
Exhibit annoying satisfaction | 29 |
Expanse crossed by Marco Polo | 29 |
Encouraging words to a worker | 29 |
Evidence of guilt, informally | 29 |
Ending for some Web addresses | 29 |
Eat on the run, as a sandwich | 29 |
Elementary textbook, to Brits | 29 |
Environmental awareness group | 29 |
Earl with a tea named for him | 29 |
Entertained at one's home | 29 |
Ethnic group for most Chinese | 29 |
Eye's superior, speedwise | 29 |
Entertains in one's condo | 29 |
Explosive development of 1951 | 29 |
Euripides play or its heroine | 29 |
Encircle, with "in" | 29 |
Environmentally friendly crop | 29 |
Encloses, with "in" | 29 |
English race place since 1839 | 29 |
Excited (with "up") | 29 |
Early Jewish spiritual leader | 29 |
Expression of dissatisfaction | 29 |
Exclamation of joy or victory | 29 |
Egypt's President Mubarak | 29 |
Emergency communication setup | 29 |
Emulate a feeding hummingbird | 29 |
Eur. realm that ended in 1806 | 29 |
East Francia successor: Abbr. | 29 |
Evil "Aladdin" bird | 29 |
Envious Shakespeare character | 29 |
Ending with adverb or proverb | 29 |
Ending for Johnson or Boswell | 29 |
Egret kin seen in hieroglyphs | 29 |
Entertainer born Tracy Marrow | 29 |
Eliciting an "Ugh!" | 29 |
Extremely hostile, as a glare | 29 |
Eddie Cantor's sweetheart | 29 |
Early suffragist ___ B. Wells | 29 |
Eisner's Disney successor | 29 |
Ending with "sacro" | 29 |
Exchange rate overseer: Abbr. | 29 |
Excited volunteer's words | 29 |
Embarrassing way to be caught | 29 |
Elephant or Serpent follower | 29 |
Elephant or adamant follower | 29 |
Edith and Archie, to Meathead | 29 |
Electron-deficient atom, e.g. | 29 |