| Elastic strap around a sock |
27 |
| Eric who starred in "Munich |
27 |
| Equally hard to locate |
22 |
| Eurasian grazers |
16 |
| Extra space deemed necessary |
28 |
| Embroiders, in Italy |
20 |
| English islet |
13 |
| Eva Mendes or Eva Longoria |
26 |
| Economist who wrote "An Essay on the Principle of Population," 1798 |
67 |
| Eggy desserts |
13 |
| Earth-raising machines |
22 |
| Enchantress of Greek myth |
25 |
| Everybody Talks" ___ Trees |
26 |
| Ending like -ary |
16 |
| Eponymous scale |
15 |
| Elmer, Anne and Grantland |
25 |
| Empty inside |
12 |
| Essential company figure |
24 |
| Epsom Downs racer |
17 |
| Emergency supplies delivery point |
33 |
| Etcher's buy |
12 |
| Epic poet-left-behind film? |
27 |
| Enero, e.g. |
11 |
| Excalibur |
9 |
| Entertainer (1938-2007) whose first name is hidden in eight puzzle answers including this one |
93 |
| Eruption site: 1883 |
19 |
| European mountain ranges |
24 |
| Education dissemination locations |
33 |
| Early alt-punk band ___ Du |
26 |
| English Novelist — seen a junta (anag) |
40 |
| Elegant fabric |
14 |
| Ending for many schools |
23 |
| Estée Lauder or Max Factor |
27 |
| Eminem movie "8 ___ |
19 |
| Egyptian sun god's symbol |
25 |
| Early races |
11 |
| Eye-opening act |
15 |
| Eating establishment |
20 |
| Exam for a Sloan School hopeful (abbr.) |
39 |
| Electrical particles |
20 |
| Eponymous hero of a Walter Scott novel |
38 |
| Easily read type |
16 |
| European Union member |
21 |
| Enjoy leftovers, say |
20 |
| Eighth planet from the sun |
26 |
| End of an English test, perhaps |
31 |
| Elk's ilk |
9 |
| Equi- analog |
12 |
| Early flag warning |
18 |
| Emulates Cordero |
16 |
| Event in a hall |
15 |
| European vacation area |
22 |
| Ending for busy or home |
23 |
| Expressions of affection |
24 |
| Exercise consequence, sometimes |
31 |
| Envelope abbreviation |
21 |
| Electrojet bits |
15 |
| Exclamation point, in hacker lingo |
34 |
| Easter, 1916" poet W.B. |
23 |
| Encyclopedia fodder |
19 |
| Ear or sanctum |
14 |
| Earn just enough money to live on: 2 wds. |
41 |
| Eubie Blake |
11 |
| Enter a freeway |
15 |
| External: Prefix |
16 |
| English war poet Gurney |
23 |
| Extend, as cell phone service outside its coverage area |
55 |
| Enjoys doing |
12 |
| Eschew a big wedding |
20 |
| Exam for colege srs. |
20 |
| Energetic type of dancer |
24 |
| Election lead-in |
16 |
| Enforced (payment) |
18 |
| Edible for Jack Sprat |
21 |
| English writer-critic: 1817–78 |
32 |
| Email adornment |
15 |
| Exclamation of triumph |
22 |
| Entertaining pros |
17 |
| Exceptionally smooth |
20 |
| Electric car battery inventor |
29 |
| Early PC clone maker |
20 |
| Early TV comic Louis |
20 |
| Endpoint for an English Channel swimmer |
39 |
| Elegy, for example |
18 |
| Excessive speed |
15 |
| Emilio Estefan, notably |
23 |
| Expert on plays |
15 |
| Exam for aspiring docs |
22 |
| Exclusive opera seating |
23 |
| English paper. |
14 |
| Eastern verse |
13 |
| Edge out |
8 |
| Eye-opening breakfast beverage |
30 |
| Earth's southernmost latitude |
29 |
| Eshkol successor |
16 |
| Emulates a fan |
14 |
| Exam for aspiring drs. |
22 |
| Ex-P.M. Douglas-Home |
20 |
| Expectation |
11 |
| End of the dogwatch |
19 |