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European flower End of the quip Equestrian equipment Engage in fantasy Engage in unrealistic fantasizing E.G. Marshall TV oldie Early '70s TV drama series Eighteen. Equip with weapons, old-style Emulate this puzzle's stars? Equip with weapons, old-style Extended work shift Embrace. Embrace: Var. Equip, as a knight of old. Equip for battle, old style Equip for war, old style Equip for the fray Equip with weapons, once Equip with weapons, old-style End of quip End of the quip End of remark End of the question End of a question concerning aging End of the quip Embraced: Var. End of the lament English educator (1819–85). End of the definition End of a daffy definition Earl Warren & Co. Equal distribution of forces among nations Encloses with bricks Electrician's installation End of verse End of adage Extremely short one-act? Energizer product Eva's love in "Die Meistersinger" Earned income duty Electronic detector of storms End of quip English transport Eisenhower volume Easily won contests Equivocal Equivocal Evasive in speech Expediently Eddie Murphy/Nick Nolte double feature? End of the quip Either blank in Rob Bell's What ___ About When ___ About God End of quotation Expressed surprise Expressed surprise Exclaimed with surprise. Exclaimed. Exclaimed Expressed surprise English river into North Sea. Expressed some surprise English river. English river End Sleeping Beauty's sleep? "Eat your cookie," ___ _____ et amo (expression of mixed feelings) End of the lament Early German language: Abbr. Explosive forces Explosive power units Elbow. Egyptian singing girls. Egyptian dancing girls. Egyptian dancing girls Engraved inscriptions Ended. End of the quip Ellen Glasgow's "Vein ___." European shrews. End of quip End of the answer Ed whose entire 18-season career was with the Mets Ecuadoran river flowing into Amazon. Ecuadorean river End of truism End of the quip End of the riddle End of quip Epithet of Zeus. End of the explanation Exercise wear for girls? "Eat every ___ of it!" Early third-century year "___ exchange is no robbery" ___ et rege (from God and the king). ___ et rege (from God and the king) Epic battle in technology ... or a hint to four crossings in this puzzle Ending for a how-to book title Eye Entreat: Lat. Eagles song on the album "One of These Nights" 1975 Eagles hit about a woman having an affair Electron beams Embarrassed, as a runner on the diamond Ebony item Ezekiel and Jeremiah End of quotation Earliest known greeting Ewe lamb: Lat. End of the quote End of the definition Expose to air (var.) Easily persuaded. End of quotation Enlarging gradually, as chimneys. Enlarging gradually, as a chimney. Enlarging gradually Epitaph Dorothy Parker suggested for herself Emigration document Estimation of voter interest Edited to appease PETA? Executive perk Election Day activity Estimated. Ed Koch, for one Excessive irritability Establishes the going price? Ensures that freedom isn't free? Emporium suffix Emporium suffix Ending with ranch Ex-Dodger manager and familiy English nobility, old style. Entered via ladders. Extremely bitter drug Edible snails Edible snails Event at which the work spelled out by the shaded letters was first exhibited in America Event at which the work spelled out by the circled letters was first exhibited in America Environmentalists' concern in northern France? Environmentalists' concern in northern France? Explosive Explosive stuff End of the quip End of the quip Eighteen, to Eugenius Entry on former Speaker Gingrich's tax return? Easily packed fishing gear Excitement over a national park? End of quote Eddic tales End of the quote Ending from Nixon Expense over the original estimate. End of the school day Ecstasy: Fr. End of the road, perhaps End of the road, perhaps End of the road, possibly Endure for all eternity End of a poker game Exemplar through the ages Eddie ___, former pitcher. Ex-Yankee pitcher. Ex-Yankee pitcher Eddie of the 40's-50's Yankees Ex-pitcher Eddie and family Examine the situation Examine the situation Eradication Elevator music? Estonian island in Baltic. Estonian island in Gulf of Riga. Estonian island in Baltic Sea. Empire City's first citizen. End of the quote End of the quotation Erroneous charge Erroneous charge "East ___." "East ____" End of the observation End of the quote End of the quip Extreme points of view. Eskimo knife End for fab or pop Entrepreneur's artificial organ? Extremely pale Extremely conservative Ex-Philippine president's British car? Ex-Philippine president's British car? Explorer of North America's eastern coast in 1524 EAGLE Exhilarated hag? End of the quip End of the quip Extreme page? End of the quip Excusable servant? End of the riddle English king called 'the Conqueror' 1960 Elia Kazan film Everything Everything End of quip Early film actress Lupe Evening, on a prescription