| Eugene ___, hero of "Look Homeward, Angel" | 52 |
| Ellie May Lester feature in "Tobacco Road" | 52 |
| Edited 1987 horror film about a volunteer organizer? | 52 |
| Exited the elevator to the high-ceilinged SoHo flat? | 52 |
| Either parent in "Heather Has Two Mommies" | 52 |
| Entertainer whose given names were Wladziu Valentino | 52 |
| Excruciating airline inconvenience (the last straw!) | 52 |
| Event for socializing with a celebrity on an island? | 52 |
| Early Greek biographer of "Parallel Lives" | 52 |
| Effort involving umbrellas and no-slip stair treads? | 52 |
| Edvard Munch painting (with ''The'') | 52 |
| Et ___ (abbr. meaning "and the following") | 52 |
| Ed Sullivan's ''really big ___'' | 52 |
| Eastern religion meaning "way of the gods" | 52 |
| Elisabeth who played the Karate Kid's girlfriend | 52 |
| Early Athenian who laid the groundwork for democracy | 52 |
| E. B. White's "The Trumpet of the ___" | 52 |
| Early TV news commentator famous for doing Timex ads | 52 |
| Eliot's "_____ Among the Nightingales" | 52 |
| Eat some cole slaw or potato salad with an advocate? | 52 |
| Employee unlikely to be invited to the holiday party | 52 |
| Electric inventions seen in "Frankenstein" | 52 |
| Employer of Walter Cronkite and David Brinkley, once | 52 |
| Event whose finals are played in Arthur Ashe Stadium | 52 |
| Emil ___, 1948 and '52 Czech track gold medalist | 52 |
| End of an alphabet that begins Alpha, Bravo, Charlie | 52 |
| Eddie Rickenbacker and Manfred von Richthofen, e.g. | 51 |
| Employee of TV's Sterling Cooper & Partners | 51 |
| Emmy Award-winning host of "Inside Stuff" | 51 |
| European nation with a two-headed eagle on its flag | 51 |
| Either of two "Matter of Fact" columnists | 51 |
| Emily Dickinson poem "For Every Bird ___" | 51 |
| Event for which one must take a bow before starting | 51 |
| Early Schwarzenegger nickname, with "The" | 51 |
| Ebsen costar on "The Beverly Hillbillies" | 51 |
| Entangle in details (with ''down'') | 51 |
| Effects used in computer-animated movies, for short | 51 |
| Either director of the "True Grit" remake | 51 |
| Either director of 2010's "True Grit" | 51 |
| Eighth word of "The Star-Spangled Banner" | 51 |
| Each one in this puzzle has its year in parentheses | 51 |
| Emmett, to Marty, in "Back to the Future" | 51 |
| Ending for "puppet" or "profit" | 51 |
| Ending for "market" or "profit" | 51 |
| Encourage (someone's) self-destructive behavior | 51 |
| Endings for "ethyl" and "butyl" | 51 |
| Educ. course in which grammar and idioms are taught | 51 |
| Ending of many crossword clues for pluralized names | 51 |
| East River Drive in Manhattan, with "the" | 51 |
| Eric Hutchinson "It ___ Been Long Enough" | 51 |
| Edgar Guest's "___ o' livin'" | 51 |
| English king who was a son of William the Conqueror | 51 |
| Elvis' Charles cover "What'd ___" | 51 |
| Eldest of "The Partridge Family" children | 51 |
| East African country named for its tallest mountain | 51 |
| Either writer of the musical "Goldilocks" | 51 |
| Eastern Hemisphere island visited by Magellan, 1521 | 51 |
| Elton John "Can You Feel the ___ Tonight" | 51 |
| Eli Yale was one in the Teddy Roosevelt White House | 51 |
| Elvis Presley's "___ Liked the Roses" | 51 |
| Ending for "depart" or "punish" | 51 |
| Endangered goose that's Hawaii's state bird | 51 |
| Existentialist play featuring three dead characters | 51 |
| Eastwood's 1978 "co-star" Clyde, e.g. | 51 |
| Egg cells (which are broken 3 times in this puzzle) | 51 |
| Edith who was dubbed "The Little Sparrow" | 51 |
| Eponym of the hockey trophy won 10 times by Gretzky | 51 |
| Ernst Stavro ___, Bond baddie who inspired Dr. Evil | 51 |
| Emerson's "hobgoblin of little minds" | 51 |
| Expensive champagne brand often heard in rap lyrics | 51 |
| Entertainer Parton after marrying painter Salvador? | 51 |
| Effect of Pepé Le Pew battling a romantic rival? | 51 |
| Exam that the taker can't just guess on: 2 wds. | 51 |
| Extract hydrocarbons and also maybe poison everyone | 51 |
| Eli Manning's broad jump reminds one of a . . . | 51 |
| Exception to a "no pets" rule, frequently | 51 |
| Execute an ornamentalist who works with element 79? | 51 |
| Effect of laryngitis on "The Nanny" star? | 51 |
| Elton John single before "Crocodile Rock" | 51 |
| Emmy-nominated show every year from 2006 to '09 | 51 |
| Expressing the opposite of what's actually said | 51 |
| English "Attack of the Grey Lantern" band | 51 |
| Extra that presents itself while you're folding | 51 |
| Events that result in unsatisfactory officeholders? | 51 |
| Exercise one's right under the Second Amendment | 51 |
| Elon Musk company that facilitates travel for money | 51 |
| Extreme quietness in an office that leads to stress | 51 |
| Event in which teams may drink rounds during rounds | 51 |
| English novelist known as ''Ouida'' | 51 |
| Element on the far-right side of the periodic table | 51 |
| Entrepreneur's entry under "employer" | 51 |
| Extension of the terms of a marine insurance policy | 51 |
| Emphatic "yes" or "no" follower | 51 |
| Endings with "three" and "four" | 51 |
| Early 1980s police procedural starring Robert Stack | 51 |
| Ellington/Strayhorn's "Take __ Train" | 51 |
| Exceptional achievement in horse racing or baseball | 51 |
| English monarchs from Henry VII through Elizabeth I | 51 |
| Emmy-winning "Cagney & Lacey" co-star | 51 |
| Elevation where the malleus attaches to the eardrum | 51 |