| Early arrival in the delivery room | 34 |
| Exam takers now, exam givers later | 34 |
| Early publication becomes late one | 34 |
| Examined, as another's affairs | 34 |
| English musician: 1835–1909 | 34 |
| Exerting influence, as a puppeteer | 34 |
| Exercises done in a prone position | 34 |
| Ex-cheerleader on "Glee" | 34 |
| Embodiment of impractical chivalry | 34 |
| Explorer Walter's new company? | 34 |
| Extremely high or elevated, as air | 34 |
| Entry points for some rodent nests | 34 |
| Ed Sullivan offering, as he put it | 34 |
| Expo to introduce brand new fonts? | 34 |
| Ellington rolling in dough? (-Big) | 34 |
| Eisenhower's successor at NATO | 34 |
| English canine rock and roll star? | 34 |
| Eponym of an Australian Open arena | 34 |
| Edicts that are just plain crummy? | 34 |
| Enclosures with many bills (abbr.) | 34 |
| Embarrassed person's nickname? | 34 |
| Emergency shutdowns of the reactor | 34 |
| Emulating a surgeon, pre-operation | 34 |
| Edward Albee Pulitzer-winning play | 34 |
| Either of two cousin Udalls: Abbr. | 34 |
| Electric Six "___ Smoke" | 34 |
| Europeans at war in the 1990's | 34 |
| Electronic control system, briefly | 34 |
| Ernest Thompson ___, nature writer | 34 |
| England's second-longest river | 34 |
| Eye-popper for the prim and proper | 34 |
| Everglades location, in gazetteers | 34 |
| Electric eel with a batch of eggs? | 34 |
| Elisabeth of "The Saint" | 34 |
| Event at Vicksburg: 1862–63 | 34 |
| Eliot book about a stoic bereaved? | 34 |
| Eliot's "___ Marner" | 34 |
| Easter fare, especially in England | 34 |
| Enthusiastic Speedy Gonzales reply | 34 |
| Emphatic agreement from a señor | 34 |
| Eduardo's emphatic affirmative | 34 |
| Ex __: not in its original habitat | 34 |
| Exercise equipment for lazy types? | 34 |
| Engages in an undercover activity? | 34 |
| Enjoys surreptitiously, as a smoke | 34 |
| Earn a night on the couch, perhaps | 34 |
| Excuse designed to elicit sniffles | 34 |
| Environment-friendly energy choice | 34 |
| Energetic Neglected Fields ripper? | 34 |
| Echolocating devices on submarines | 34 |
| Extremely awkward person, in slang | 34 |
| Euphemism for political distortion | 34 |
| Eject, as in volcanic action: Var. | 34 |
| Emulating an active volcano (Var.) | 34 |
| Early admissions applicants: Abbr. | 34 |
| Erstwhile "pond" jumpers | 34 |
| Eastern Orthodox spiritual adviser | 34 |
| English essayist: 1672–1729 | 34 |
| Editor's "let it be" | 34 |
| Editorial ''keep'' | 34 |
| Editor's "ignore me" | 34 |
| Editor's 'leave it in' | 34 |
| Exit huffily, with "out" | 34 |
| Extra protection from the elements | 34 |
| Extended vacationers may take them | 34 |
| Eastern sch. with a Buffalo campus | 34 |
| Explorer, Navigator, or Pathfinder | 34 |
| Evil hypnotist in “Trilby” | 34 |
| Extreme smell, in modern-day slang | 34 |
| Early colonists along the Delaware | 34 |
| End of a Burns poem heard annually | 34 |
| Enjoys an afternoon break, perhaps | 34 |
| English poet laureate of 1692-1715 | 34 |
| England's national art gallery | 34 |
| Early satellite built at Bell Labs | 34 |
| Eastern visitor to U.S. in '79 | 34 |
| Earth that's "firma" | 34 |
| Exoneration for a group of actors? | 34 |
| ESPN's #6 all-time sports film | 34 |
| Eight letter of the Greek alphabet | 34 |
| Emergency Broadcast System opening | 34 |
| Environmental conservation concern | 34 |
| Elliot Smith "First ___" | 34 |
| End of the advice to a baby boomer | 34 |
| Early phonograph cylinder covering | 34 |
| Emperor when Pompeii was destroyed | 34 |
| Essential part of Caesar dressing? | 34 |
| Event with a leaderboard, slangily | 34 |
| Event for many a dashing young man | 34 |
| Economic sanctions may lead to one | 34 |
| Elvis hit with a spelled-out title | 34 |
| English agriculturist and inventor | 34 |
| Employer of many a relief pitcher? | 34 |
| Endeavor to play well with others? | 34 |
| Event where there might be burping | 34 |
| Elementary school grads, typically | 34 |
| Egypt and Syria, 1958-1961 (Abbr.) | 34 |
| End of an old pasta product jingle | 34 |
| Europe's second-largest nation | 34 |
| Election predictor of the '50s | 34 |