| Earned a warning or citation | 28 |
| Entrance, as through oratory | 28 |
| Explore in the dark, perhaps | 28 |
| Eponymous mail-order magnate | 28 |
| Expression heard on March 20 | 28 |
| East L.A. lady, maybe: Abbr. | 28 |
| Est. and Lith., for 51 years | 28 |
| English travel writer Thomas | 28 |
| End of many Dutch town names | 28 |
| Electric generator component | 28 |
| Endings for thermo and photo | 28 |
| Econometrician's numbers | 28 |
| Energy source in old engines | 28 |
| English essayist Sir Richard | 28 |
| Envoy to Russia under F.D.R. | 28 |
| Ending for hip, quip, or tip | 28 |
| Ending for hip or friend (4) | 28 |
| Editor's change of heart | 28 |
| Either of the Apple founders | 28 |
| Exile locale: 1815–21 | 28 |
| Equipment for a circus clown | 28 |
| Evade while being questioned | 28 |
| Expensive violin, familiarly | 28 |
| Expensive violins, for short | 28 |
| Enter as if nothing happened | 28 |
| Early automaker Harry C. ___ | 28 |
| Eastern sovereign's wife | 28 |
| Energetic Japanese wrestler? | 28 |
| Event after morning twilight | 28 |
| Excuse for a party in winter | 28 |
| Explorer or TrailBlazer, say | 28 |
| Explorer or Escape, in brief | 28 |
| Engaged in natatory exercise | 28 |
| European Union member: Abbr. | 28 |
| European country with a king | 28 |
| Example, for instance: Abbr. | 28 |
| End of a New Year's song | 28 |
| Exclamation with a drum roll | 28 |
| Element of a pageant contest | 28 |
| Eavesdroppers' equipment | 28 |
| Errol Flynn's birthplace | 28 |
| Ecdysiast's accouterment | 28 |
| Enough to wet one's lips | 28 |
| Exam for an overseas visitor | 28 |
| Excessively sentimental tale | 28 |
| Electronic dance-music genre | 28 |
| Elitist theory of government | 28 |
| English poet laureate Hughes | 28 |
| Either of Dagwood's kids | 28 |
| Either of Blondie's kids | 28 |
| Enforceability, figuratively | 28 |
| Employee with lots of money? | 28 |
| Easily damaged major organs? | 28 |
| Exchange for a twenty, maybe | 28 |
| Exotic vegetable chips brand | 28 |
| Efficiently expressed, maybe | 28 |
| Electrifying inventor Nikola | 28 |
| Electronic musician Four ___ | 28 |
| Eastern New Year celebration | 28 |
| Eisenhower was one, by birth | 28 |
| End of the work week letters | 28 |
| Element used in thermometers | 28 |
| Ellington's famous train | 28 |
| End of the profound question | 28 |
| Excellent, in 50's slang | 28 |
| Extremely popular competitor | 28 |
| End of the cosmetic question | 28 |
| End of doctor's response | 28 |
| Enjoys a frat party, perhaps | 28 |
| East (country since 2002) -- | 28 |
| East ___ (nation since 2002) | 28 |
| Element of cavity protection | 28 |
| Energetic entertainer Turner | 28 |
| Edward Smith was its captain | 28 |
| Excessive detail, to texters | 28 |
| Erstwhile NASCAR broadcaster | 28 |
| Explosive for Wile E. Coyote | 28 |
| Explosive Norwegian rockers? | 28 |
| Elizabeth Taylor's third | 28 |
| Executive's list heading | 28 |
| Eau de ___ (perfume variety) | 28 |
| Egyptologist's discovery | 28 |
| Elephant's weight, maybe | 28 |
| Entertainer Amos or Spelling | 28 |
| Elvis "Return ___" | 28 |
| Eject, as an arguing manager | 28 |
| Emergency surgery, for short | 28 |
| Exploit, with "on" | 28 |
| Exchanges for a better model | 28 |
| Emotional or physical damage | 28 |
| Environmentalist, informally | 28 |
| Edge along some mountaintops | 28 |
| Early mode of transportation | 28 |
| Empathic counselor of sci-fi | 28 |
| Eisenhower's predecessor | 28 |
| Encounters of the close kind | 28 |
| E-6 officers in the U.S.A.F. | 28 |
| Elizabeth I was the last one | 28 |
| Elephants prized by poachers | 28 |
| Entertainment room appliance | 28 |