It doubles in division
It drags in the water
It drains the east side of the San Juan Mountains
It draws attention
It dries hops
It dries on the line
It drinks the blood of the living by night
It dropped "Cab" from its name in 2011
It dropped "Western" from its name in 1997
It dropped its cursive-writing requirement in 2015
It drops from an oak tree
It drops off of a stogy
It drops with fog: Abbr.
It dwarfs Vesuvius
It eases friction
It eases tension
It eats change
It eats grubs for grub
It eats shoots and leaves
It eats up the road
It ebbs and flows
It eddies in Kazakhstan
It eliminates a suspect
It eliminates debt
It eliminates suspects
It emerges at dawn
It emits a high-pitched warning
It employs a movable mirror: Abbr.
It empties a tub
It enables alfresco banking
It enables dancing out loud
It encircles a karate master
It encircles a lagoon
It encircles a suitcase handle
It encircles an athlete's forehead
It encircles the lower arm for timekeeping
It encircles the waist
It encloses a lagoon
It encloses a ltr.
It ended about 10,000 years ago
It ended during the Napoleonic Wars: Abbr.
It ended in 1806: Abbr.
It ended in 1947
It ended in Britain with the Roman Conquest
It ended on Nov. 11
It ended on Sept. 2, 1945
It ended on V-J Day
It ended when Francis II abdicated: Abbr.
It ended with a '61 Syrian coup
It ended with V-J Day
It ends "... and they shall be an abhorring unto all flesh"
It ends "...and peaceful slept the mighty Hector's shade"
It ends "In her tomb by the sounding sea"
It ends 11/6/2016 in the U.S.
it ends a flight
it ends a flight in two ways
It ends a plane's descent
It ends a threat
It ends at Cairo
It ends at the gutter
It ends at the hairline
It ends at the pins
It ends at the shore
It ends every Nov.
It ends for RI in mid-fall
It ends in a point
It ends in an aglet
It ends in diciembre
It ends in late Oct.
It ends in Mecca
It ends in Nov.
It ends in Oct.
It ends in septembre
It ends in the fall: Abbr.
It ends incomplete list
It ends Lent
It ends many scholarly citations
It ends on the last Sunday in Oct.
It ends rather spookily: Abbr.
It ends shortly after 1-Down
It ends some lists
It ends tomorrow: Abbr.
It ends up as lead
It ends up in the crease
It ends with 42-Across
It ends with a show of hands
It ends with chalypsography, in the Oxford English Dictionary
It ends with diciembre
It ends with Easter
It ends with Hector's funeral
It ends with Lear heading out into stormy weather
It ends with something found four times in this puzzle
It ends with the burial of Hector
It ends with two bars
It engages in underground activity
It entails living happily ever after
It entails taking men on board, ending with mate
It entered circulation in 2002
It entered the Union on Valentine's Day, 1859
It enters the right side of the heart
It equaled 100 kurus
It equals 12 points
It equals L x W
It equals six feet
It equals waste
It equips you for a moving experience
It erupted in 2007
It erupted on October 27, 1986
It established 1 Down
It established banks in Switzerland
It evolved from the Royal Game of Ur
it exactly right
It exceeds the sum of its parts
It excites a sense
It excludes income on foreign investments: Abbr.
It exists among thieves
It exists to have a ball
It expands when you inhale
It expelled James Bond
It experiences a hot flash
It explodes when wet
it exposes film to light
It extends about a yard
It extends from the Bering Strait to the Strait of Magellan
It extends from the elbow
It faces forward in a stop sign
It facetiously calls its regular writers "the usual gang of idiots"
It facilitates a departure
It facilitates certain changes
It facilitates replying to a MS.
It factor?
It fades in the fall
It falls after a play
It falls at nighttime
It falls between un and trois
It falls but never breaks
It falls daily but never breaks
It falls hard
It falls in autumn
It falls in the fall
It falls in winter
It falls quietly
It falls quite predictably
It falls somewhere every day
It falls under the veil of diplomatic immunity
It famously requires two
It featured a Teletouch shifter
It featured Friday on Thursdays
It featured the parody soap "The Days of the Week"
It features "Drawn-Out Dramas"
It features "Memory"
It features a convenient sink
It features a series of rounds
It features a twist
It features an eagle, an olive branch, and arrows
It features back strokes?
It features creatures
It features downhill runners
It features FDR's profile
It features five pillars
It features John Trumbull's painting "The Signing of the Declaration of Independence"
It features kings and queens
It features low interest
It features seven days
It feeds Niagara Falls
It feeds the Fulda
It feels like forever
It fell after 15 years
It fell after about 15 years
It fell from heaven
It fell in 1836
It fell in 1929
It fell in 2001
It fell in March 2001
It fell in the Old Testament
It fell March 6, 1836
It fell on Neil Armstrong in the summer of '69
It fell shortly after the 2001 vernal equinox
It fell to earth in March 2001
It fights for your rights: abbr.
It fills a chest
It fills a pen
It fills a pump
It fills a windbag
It fills barrels
It fills fluorescent and incandescent lamps
It fills in between E and F
It fills la Seine
It fills some tanks
It fills the bill?
it filters the blood during urine formation
It finally all makes sense
It finds itself in hot water
It fingers ringers
It finishes Fond du in Wisconsin
It finishes with a zip
It first aired on 8/1/81
It first arrived in DC in '76
It first circulated in 2000
It first expanded to the US in 1924
It first flew in '48
It first met in 1789
It first opened in 1962
It first passed 2014 in 2014, briefly
It fits a thole
It fits all, in a phrase
It fits between the first and second toes
It fits in a fob
It fits in a lock
It fits in a thole
It fits into a mortise
It fits into a nut
It fits under a head
It fizzles
It flaps its wings but can't fly
It flattens as it ages
It fled with the dish
It fled with the spoon
It fled with the spoon, in a nursery rhyme
It flew its last flight in 2001
It flew near Mach 2
It flies around Florence
It flies at a post office
It flies both ways
It flies but has no tail
It flies close to the ground
It flies off store shelves
It flies on Saturdays only in emergencies
It flies on the first
It flies over the Élysée Palace
It flies through barrels
It floats sloganeer
It floats soap
It flooded Florence in 1966
It floods Florence periodically
It flowered during the reign of Louis XV
It flows along La Rive Gauche
It flows and glows
It flows below the Pont Neuf
It flows by the Royal Shakespeare Theatre
It flows for 1,575 miles
It flows for nearly 2,000 miles in Asia
It flows from a faucet
It flows from a loch to a firth
It flows from some fountains
It flows from the Alps
It flows from the Cottian Alps to the Adriatic
It flows from the Himalayas to the Bay of Bengal
It flows in bars
It flows in Flanders