Enrico Caruso contemporary Editors' records Epic remake of The Blair Witch Project? English talk-show host/comedian English talk-show host/comedian Egyptian boxer? Egyptian boxer? Egyptian heavyweight? Elia's army? Elia's army? "'e shot a comrade sleepin.'" Early entrepreneurial efforts Escapes, in a way End of quote Education dissemination locations "Enough already!" Early tennis great Bill Early rifle pins Employee who always agrees with the mint company boss? Executives who keep their product ticking? End of the quotation End of observation Early TV cartoon hero Emile and family Elongated fish Encased, in a way Exciting End of quote Eccentric motorist? Exploited Emulate Prometheus? Elmer Fudd's borrowed troubles? Environmentalist's slogan Environmentalist's slogan End of the come-on Estimator: Var. Era when people were old-fashioned and crazy? Egotist's favorite person? Edison's bright idea Elevates. Elevates Emphatic denial. Engaged with the enemy End of jingle End of quip End of the quote End of the quip End of the graffiti Eighty percent of success ... End of quip End of quip End of quip END OF THE QUIP End of the quote End of the quote End of quote Ending for rend or vend Ending for "part" or "coal" European country: Abbr. Edible seeds of some South American trees Emotionally hurtful Enola Gay, e.g. (and a hint to this puzzle's unusual feature) Enola Gay, e.g. (and a hint to this puzzle's unusual feature) Employee's progress Ex-Olympics V.I.P. European legislature Easter comic? Ed O'Neill role Edith and Archie Events for some seniors Early Annamese Epithet for Samuel Johnson Edward H. Harriman Empty church basket? English humanist "East of Eden" character played onscreen by Julie Harris Elevens, not ones, in blackjack? Easy strikeout victim? Extra pay in India. Exchange rate in India Equipment for 63 Across. Elvis movie sequel? Epitome of forestry prowess? Epitome of forestry prowess? English dog Exerting pressure to work Exerting control English actor Eric Eric of the 1937 film "Shall We Dance?" Eric of the 1937 film "Shall We Dance?" English comic actor Eric of films Eric of movies Eric of Shall We Dance? Eric of old flicks Exclamation, menu style Economic concern Economic concern Economic concern English porcelains. English potters Energy-saving way to go Exxon rival End of quote Energy booster Easel constellation Eastern Orthodox spiritual adviser Ear Easter quarry fragment? Engraving tool Engraver's cutting tool. Engraving tool. Engraver's tool. Engraving tool Engraving gadget Engraver's tool Engravers' tools Execute successfully Execute successfully Ebbets Field player Exotic reptile wreaking havoc in the Florida Everglades Eye color: abbr. Easter instrument? Escaped Elicit a top performance Elicit a top performance European capital Executive excursion End of the quote Ellen's sign-off? (1971, 1973, 1974, 1978, 1980, 2000) Echoes Echoes. Echoes Echoes Empty the bilge again Empty the sump again Enjoy deeply? Experience disappointment Experience losing Expanse of water W of New Zealand. Embroidery yarn sold on an infomercial? Earnings: Fr. European government securities. End of the first decade in the Christian calendar Exclamation imitating a nightingale's note. Early French royal End of the observation East African tree Extra poundage put on by regrown hair? East African trees. Employee with a pick and shovel Excavator of a sort Elderly caretaker in TV's "Hot in Cleveland" Eurus. Exceedingly slow. Ex-president of Brazil Emulate Sprat Emulate Jack Sprat Envelope item, for charity Evergreen Ejects. Ejects: Var. Ejecting, as a volcano (Var.) Emulating an active volcano (Var.) Expands Evergreen support? Estuary in Phoenix 1970 economics Nobelist 1970 economics Nobelist Edgy beauty parlor? *Engages in some mutual gossip Evergreen herb with shiny leaves. Engendered Engendered Ex-senator with former pitcher on time Emit flashes Eder River outlet Extraterrestrial Envelope material "Enough already!" Earthly Exasperate, as a neurologist? Exasperate Exhortation to Harry, in a one-man show Exhortation to Harry, in a one-man show Economy-minded Congressman. Enshrined "Erin Brockovich," for example Elapses Enclosure for winter vehicles? Eric Hass's party: Abbr. Extra clothes? Extra vacation clothes? Eng's plea? Elvis facial feature End of pun Evolution believer Early 1980s Treasury Secretary Evade a Stallone character? Ear ornaments "Encore!" "Encore!" Enlarging. Esther Williams feature? 1948 election group "Every moment -- man": Tennyson Exercise developed by bluesman Bo? "Eight is Enough" star Engaged in a fulfilling pursuit Extended family member Exhausted all efforts Eric of football fame Exercises for Navy Seals? Exercises for Navy Seals? East Indian falcon. European soccer powerhouse, familiarly Early software release End of quotation Excavator of a sort End of quote Eliot novel, 1863. Eliot classic: 1863 Eliot novel Engineering degrees. Expanded amber? Egyptian flower? Early Edna Ferber novel. 'Egypt -- up like a flood': Jeremiah 46:8 Evoke admiration End of the crash blossom Extinguishes. Elke and others Eccentric, corrupt rascals? End of quote Extremely reliable under pressure? Expresses freely. Ewan McGregor runs across Iberia? Early movie fun European dances. Expensive patio material Early fishermen English engineer End of the observation East Indian tree ESP almanac Elinor Glyn novel Edge-of-your-seat events Epithet for Orville or Wilbur? End of a command at the Battle of Bunker Hill ___ events