Ex-senator known as "Amtrak Joe"
Ex-Senator Lott
Ex-senator Sam
Ex-senator Sam of Georgia and others
Ex-senator Specter
Ex-senator Trent
Ex-senior, briefly
Ex-seniors
Ex-service people
Ex-serviceman
Ex-slave
Ex-slugger and Fox Sports analyst, familiarly
Ex-slugger Murray
Ex-soldier
Ex-sovereign of Iran
Ex-Soviet leader Brezhnev
Ex-Soviet news agency
Ex-Speaker Gingrich
Ex-speaker's name
Ex-Spice Girl Halliwell
Ex-spokesman Fleischer
Ex-spousal support
Ex-srs.
Ex-St. Louis pros
Ex-Steeler Lynn
Ex-superpower letters
Ex-sweetheart
Ex-Texas governor Richards
Ex-Treasury Secretary Bentsen
Ex-TV host ___ Stewart
Ex-U.N. chief U ___
Ex-UN member
Ex-veep Al
Ex-veep Quayle
Ex-veep Stevenson
Ex-White House Press Secretary Spicer
Ex-White House spokesman Fleischer
Ex-wife of Donald Trump
Ex-wife of Ike Colleague of
Ex-wife of Mickey
Ex-wife of Mickey and Frank
Ex-wife, e.g.
Ex-x-xactly!
Ex-Yankee Guidry
Ex-Yankee Hideki
Ex-Yankee manager Joe
Ex-Yankee Martinez
Ex-Yankee Pettitte
Ex-Yankee with 696 career HRs
Ex-Yankees manager Joe
Ex-zee connector
Ex-zee go-between
Ex-zee link
Ex-zee linkup
Ex, ___ and zee
Ex, ___, zee
Ex, , zee
Ex., for example
Ex's & Oh's singer King
Ex's payment, modern-style
exabyte
exacerbate
Exacerbated
Exact
Exact amounts of money?
Exact by force
Exact copies
exact copy
Exact double
Exact duplicate
Exact duplicates
Exact hour
exact imitation
exact knowledge of natural laws
Exact likeness
Exact look-alike
Exact lookalike
Exact lookalikes
Exact match
Exact matches
Exact middle
Exact model
Exact moment
Exact opposite
Exact opposites
exact or particular
Exact payment for
Exact payment from
EXACT place
EXACT place of something
Exact positions
exact punctual
Exact punishment for
Exact quantity
exact reflection of form on opposite sides of a dividing line or plane
Exact repetition
Exact repetition of what was said
Exact replica
Exact repro.
Exact restitution
Exact retribution
Exact retribution for
Exact revenge
Exact revenge legally
Exact revenge on
Exact same
Exact satisfaction for
Exact straight line passed over centre of gravity
exact words used to say or write something
exact, accurate in every detail
exact, correct
Exact, in British slang
Exact, to a Brit
Exact, to Brits
Exacta
Exacta or quinella
Exacta or trifecta
Exacta relative
Exacta, e.g.
Exacta, for one
Exactamundo!
Exactas and trifectas
Exactas or perfectas
Exactas, e.g.
exacted
Exacted revenge on
Exacted satisfaction for
Exacting
exacting experience
exacting-experience
Exacting, as an examination
Exacting, discipline-wise
exaction
Exactions
Exactitude
Exactly
Exactly ... like a conservative's plan to lower taxes?
Exactly ... or where to find 17-, 25-, 43- and 57-Across?
Exactly 3 hours for a marathon, e.g.
Exactly accurate
Exactly alike
Exactly as expected
Exactly as projected
Exactly as required
Exactly as required, in three syllables
Exactly as scheduled
Exactly as written
Exactly below, on a map
Exactly correct
Exactly divisible by two
exactly equal
Exactly how you see it
Exactly like
Exactly like it should be
Exactly like this
Exactly like This and that
Exactly obeying rules
Exactly on time
exactly opposite to the ceiling
Exactly Right
Exactly right
Exactly right ... and where parts of 17-, 24- and 47-Across appear
Exactly right, in British lingo
Exactly right, to a Brit
Exactly right!
Exactly so (4 wds.)
Exactly suitable
Exactly that
exactly the same
Exactly this way
Exactly vertical
Exactly what I thought
Exactly what's expected
Exactly when expected
Exactly where it should be
Exactly, after "to"
Exactly, in directions
Exactly, informally
Exactly, to a timekeeper
Exactly! ... and a hint to where 20-, 36- and 43-Across' ending words may be found
exactness
exactness of adjustment
Exacts
Exacts revenge
Exacts revenge on
Exacts satisfaction
Exagerated claims
Exageratedly proper
Exaggerate
Exaggerate ... or a hint to five nonconsecutive letters in 20-Across, 36-Across and 7-Down
EXAGGERATE (ant.)
EXAGGERATE (It.)
exaggerate absurdly
EXAGGERATE feelings
Exaggerate for effect
EXAGGERATE good points of
Exaggerate on stage
exaggerate one's acting
Exaggerate onstage
exaggerate or make bigger
exaggerate the merits or abilities of
exaggerate the value
Exaggerate too much
Exaggerate while playing
Exaggerate, as a performance
Exaggerate, as expenses
Exaggerated
Exaggerated "How awful!"
Exaggerated 50's car feature
Exaggerated a part
Exaggerated account
Exaggerated accounts
Exaggerated advertising
exaggerated and amusing imitation of someone else's style
Exaggerated and excessive
Exaggerated and theatrical
Exaggerated claims
Exaggerated comedy
exaggerated emotion
exaggerated emphasis on the importance of words
Exaggerated fanfare
Exaggerated feature in Obama caricatures
Exaggerated happiness
Exaggerated homework amount
Exaggerated in comparison to reality
Exaggerated kiss sound
exaggerated maleness
Exaggerated masculinity
Exaggerated melodrama
Exaggerated military attention to appearances
Exaggerated on stage
EXAGGERATED praise
exaggerated praise, esp in publicity or advertising
Exaggerated pride
Exaggerated Publicity
Exaggerated response of disbelief
exaggerated sense
Exaggerated stories
EXAGGERATED story
Exaggerated tale
EXAGGERATED TALK
Exaggerated work load
Exaggerated workload
Exaggerated yarn
Exaggerated, as a story
EXAGGERATEDLY fastidious person (sl.)
EXAGGERATEDLY foppish person (sl.)
Exaggeratedly impressive
Exaggeratedly masculine
Exaggeratedly proper