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Crossword clue for "ELI"

ELI: Name in "one liners"

Other crossword clues for answer "ELI"

ELI: Manning eligible for the Hall of Fame in 2025; Mr. Wallach; Actor Wallach; Bulldog?; Connecticut collegian; Inventor Whitney; New Haven collegian; New Haven student; One of the Whitneys; Ransom __ Olds; Yale man; Yalie; Crimson rival; Dubya, as a collegian; Gin maker?; Lilly of pharmaceuticals; Pharmaceutical giant __ Lilly; Wallach of film; __ Lilly; Big name in New Haven; Boola-boola boy; Bulldog booster; Cotton-gin inventor Whitney; Lilly or Whitney; Samuel's teacher; Wallach or Whitney; Wallach, the actor; Whitney; Yale grad; Boola Boola singer; Ivy Leaguer; Letter Y sporter; Lilly or Terry; Teacher of Samuel; John Kerry, once; Member of Grace Hopper College, say; Manning of football fame; Manning who'd better throw fewer interceptions this year, damn it; This puzzle's constructor, e.g., for the next 3-4 months anyway :(; Director Roth whose cousin is a crossword constructor; Manning brother who has the newest Super Bowl ring; One who goes to school up in New Haven (no, not Albertus Magnus ... Yale, I mean Yale); Late-career Giants QB Manning; Manning ten spots below his brother on the all-time passing yards list; NYC deli magnate Zabar; Alan's role on "The Good Wife"; Giant who once passed to 31-Across; Grocery magnate Zabar; Manning with two rings; New Haven nickname; Peyton's bro; Roth who directed the upcoming "Death Wish" remake with Bruce Willis; 2019 horror film starring Charlie Shotwell; 2019 horror movie featuring Lili Taylor; Nickname that might be formed by dropping -as, -jah, or -hu; Nineteenth-century pharmacist Lilly; Nutmeg State Ivy Leaguer, rival of 14-Across; Biblical priest with naughty sons; Goree of "One Night in Miami"; Peyton's partner on an alternate "Monday Night Football" stream; Yale student; Shark Week 2015 host Roth; Singer ___ "Paperboy" Reed; Super Bowl XLII MVP Manning; Super Bowl XLVI MVP Manning; With 52-Down, old TV series about a lawyer who has visions; World Series of Poker star Elezra; ___ Dunbar (nom de puzzle/anagram of Patrick Blindauer); ___ Manning face (post-interception look); America's Got Talent season 3 runner-up Mattson; Football On Your Phone rapper Manning; Million Second Quiz producer Holtzman; You can't spell 'elite' without ___ (Super Bowl XLVI aphorism); ___, the Barrow Boy (The Decemberists song); 2010 titular role for Denzel; Actor Roth; Alan Cumming's "The Good Wife" character; Blue-eyed soul singer ___ "Paperboy" Reed; Certain Ivy Leaguer; Clinton, Ford, or either Bush, e.g.; College student who might win the Tyng Cup; Country act ___ Young Band; Country rockers ___ Young Band; First name of the only two-time Super Bowl MVP who, both times, beat another two-time Super Bowl MVP; First over-all NFL draft pick between Carson and Alex; Giant Manning; He beat Tom in Super Bowl XLII; Horror director Roth; Installation artist Sudbrack; Man's name that is an anagram of 6-Down; Manning who wears #10; Mark and Tim's cross-town rival QB; Member of the a capella group Spizzwinks(?); NFL Overall #1 Draft pick between Carson and Alex; Old Testament judge; Pharmaceutical giant ___ Lilly; Philanthropist Broad; Puzzlemaker Caleb Madison, collegially; QB who throws to Odell and Victor; Samuel's teacher in the Old Testament; Apple or Manning of the Giants; Recently-unbenched QB Manning; Steelers receiever Rogers; Giants cornerback Apple; Priest in Samuel; QB who throws to Odell; Steelers receiver Rogers; Beware the Book of ___ (Ski Mask The Slump God mixtape); The House With a Clock in Its Walls director Roth; Big Blue's QB, familiarly; Journalist Stokols; Biblical judge; Drug maker ___ Lilly; High priest of Shiloh in the Old Testament; ___ Lilly (pharmaceutical company); Daniel took over his spot as Giants QB; High priest in Samuel; Student with an @yale.edu address; Manning brother who's not on camera on the "College Bowl" reboot; Samuel's teacher in the Bible; A boy's name.; Crazy Girl country quartet ___ Young Band; Manningcast co-host; LA Times reporter Stokols; The ___ (apartment building in New Haven); Yale fan; Wallach of movies; Quarterback Manning; Peyton's QB brother; QB Manning; Harvarder's rival; Peyton's brother; Horror-film director Roth; Manning of an offensive line; Manning of the Giants; Yale partisan; Cantab's rival; Manning in the NFC; Manning the QB; Connecticut Ivy Leaguer; Yale rooter; Samuel's mentor; Wallach of "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly"; Mr. Whitney; Ransom ___ Olds; Israeli spy Cohen; Bush or Kerry, for example; Drug magnate Lilly; Philanthropist Lilly; Lilly in pharmaceuticals; Pharmaceutical mogul Lilly; Priest of Shiloh; Skull and Bones member, e.g.; Bulldogs fan, perhaps; Industrialist Lilly; High Priest of Shiloh, in the Bible; New Haven grad; 19th-century industrialist Lilly; Connecticut Hall collegian; Peyton's brother in the NFL; Manning taking a hike; New Haven alumnus, informally; Many an attendee of football's annual "The Game"; NFL cornerback Apple; One whose fight song was written by Cole Porter; The first-ever Ph.D. awardee in the United States, e.g.; 22-Down attendee (Agh! All this cross-referencing!); Upworthy CEO Pariser; He was traded for fourth-overall pick Philip in the 2004 NFL Draft; Nathan Hale was one; Youngest of Archie's three football-playing sons; There Will Be Blood brother; NFL receiver Rogers; Union Army general ____ Long; What a "New Haven Promise" awardee becomes; Any one of five U.S. presidents; Figure skater Sarah Hughes or actress Jodie Foster, e.g.; First name in the second National Inventors Hall of Fame class; Nathan Hale Society member, e.g.; Not be straight; _____ Terry, pioneer in clockmaking; Boardwalk Empire sheriff; Crossword favorite Eero Saarinen, in the early 1930s; Meryl Streep, Grace Hopper, or William Howard Taft; Name that sounds like what a Tinder dater tells online?; He joined Samuel, Alexander, Elias, and Cyrus on a 1940 Famous Americans stamp series; Only QB drafted above Philip in the 2004 NFL draft; Cartoonist Garry Trudeau, in the late '60s; Crosswords' favorite architect Eero Saarinen was one in the '30s; Patriarch in "The Righteous Gemstones"; Gin-maker Whitney; Whitney or Terry; Yale Bowl player; Biblical Samuel's mentor; Bush, collegiately; George Bush was one; Harvard man's rival; Whitney or Wallach; Y wearer; Harvard hater, perhaps; Ivy Leaguer in New Haven; New England collegian; New Haven alum; Samuel's caretaker; Samuel's judge; Wallach of "Cinderella Liberty"; Wallach of "The Magnificent Seven"; Bingo ___ Yale (Cole Polter tune); Actor Wallach of "The Two Jakes"; Biblical priest; Bulldog of Connecticut; George Bush, in his college days; New Haven Ivy Leaguer; Part of REO; The "E" of REO; Wallach of "Tough Guys"; Bush or Clinton, in college; Old ___ (Yale); Pharmaceutical giant ___ Lilly & Co.; Wallach of "The Two Jakes"; Bush or Clinton at 20; Cole Porter, collegiately; Either George Bush; Y sporter; Big Green opponent; Clockmaker Terry; George W. Bush or George H.W. Bush, once; Gin inventor Whitney; Whiffenpoof; Whiffenpoof warbler; Peyton Manning's brother; Priest in I Samuel; Certain Ivy League student; Manning in the Meadowlands; Boola Boola belter; Biblical high priest; Giants quarterback Manning; John Kerry or George Bush, once; Manning of 3-Down; See 15-across; Student at 11-Down; The E in REO; Whitney or Manning; Clinton or Bush, once; Lilly of pharmaceutical fame; Peyton Manning's younger brother; Skull and Bones member, for one; Wallach of "The Associate"; Yale graduate Whitney; Elm City student; 1794 patent awardee Whitney; 2008 Super Bowl MVP Manning; Cotton gin pioneer Whitney; New York Giants quarterback Manning; Princetonian's rival; Wallach of "The Tiger Makes Out"; Whitney with a gin; Drug mogul Lilly; New Haven collegian hidden in this puzzle's longest entries; New Haven scholar; Samuel's tutor; The younger Manning brother; Wallach who wrote "The Good, the Bad, and Me"; ___ Lilly and Company; He followed his brother Peyton as Super Bowl MVP; Lilly native to Maryland; Inglourious Basterds actor Roth; Collegiate Bulldog; Drugmaker Lilly; He threw the game-winning pass in Super Bowl XLII to Plaxico; One of the Manning brothers; Peyton Manning's bro; Pharmaceuticals giant ___ Lilly; Super Bowl MVP after Peyton; ___ Lilly & Co.; Tough Guys actor Wallach; 2010 title role for Denzel; 2012 Super Bowl MVP Manning; Giant first name; Manning with two Super Bowl MVPs; Manning with two Super Bowl rings; The Book of ___ (2010 movie); George Bush, collegiately; Quarterback Manning of the Giants; Quarterback Manning with two Super Bowl rings; Roth of "Inglourious Basterds"; Whiffenpoof singer; ___'s Coming (1969 top-ten hit for Three Dog Night); Actor Wallach of "The Misfits"; Brother of Peyton; Gridiron great Manning; Manning of football; Manning with two Super Bowl championships; Obama: Crimsonite :: Clinton : ___; One of the Manning NFLers; One of the gridiron Mannings; Peyton's gridiron brother; Peyton's kid brother; The youngest Manning brother; Wallach or Manning; The Book of ___ (2010 Denzel Washington film); Brother of Cooper and Peyton; Gin-promoting Whitney; Lilly who founded a pharmaceutical company; One of the football-playing Mannings; Peyton's NFL brother; Peyton's quarterback brother; Wallach with an honorary Oscar; Giants QB Manning; Priest who taught Samuel; ___ Stone; QB Manning who blah blah blah sports trivia whatever; Co-subject of the sports meme "Manning Face"; He's 0-3 against Peyton; Titular role for Denzel in 2010; Lie to Me character (his name is an anagram of one of the title words); Mr. Manning; Bible-toting role for Denzel Washington; Bulldog of New Haven; Bush or Clinton, once; Wallach; Whitney or Yale; An Ivy Leaguer; Conn. bulldog; Conn. collegian; Bulldog backer; Buckley or Bush, e.g.; George Bush, for one; Ransom Olds' middle name; Bush, for one; Crimson opponent; Priest at Shiloh; Priest in 1 Samuel; Bush or Clinton; Old Testament priest; Boola Boola collegian; He's "coming," in a Laura Nyro song; Ivy League nickname; New England student; Rookie quarterback Manning; Wallach of "Lord Jim"; With 80-Across, big name in drugs; NFLer Manning; One of football's Mannings; Constitution State student; Yale Bowl rooter; Bush or Kerry, since college; Eero Saarinen, for one; Student whose school motto is "Lux et veritas"; __ Stone: ABC dramedy; Ford or Bush; Manning of the NFL; Part of 66-Across; Resident of New Haven's ES Harkness Hall; Skull and Bones meeting attendee; ABC dramedy "__ Stone"; Passing Manning; Yale Blue wearer; Yale supporter; Horror filmmaker Roth; The Book of __: 2010 Denzel Washington film; The Book of __: 2010 film; An NFL Manning; Member of The Whiffenpoofs; Hostel director Roth; The Book of __: Denzel Washington film; 25-Down student; 57-Across grad; Biblical priest who trained Samuel; Divine healer in "Xena"; Hillary Clinton, e.g.; Yale alum; One Night in Miami actor Goree; Riverdale actor Goree; Country quartet __ Young Band; Former quarterback Manning; Goree who played Cassius Clay in "One Night in Miami..."; Ivy attendee; Brother of Peyton Manning; Bulldog, perhaps; One wearing a "Y" shirt, perhaps; Timothy Omundson's role on "Xena"; Title heartbreaker in a Three Dog Night song; Yale Bowl yeller; Biblical mentor of Samuel; Country's __ Young Band; Hophni's father, in the Bible; Member of college music's Whiffenpoofs; Nutmeg State collegian; One of quarterback Archie's boys; Priest who mentored Samuel; Wearer of a "Y" sweatshirt; The Good Wife crisis manager Gold; Whitney, by birth and by education; 2010 role for Denzel; Manning of the NFL's Giants; Rooter for the Bulldogs; Yale collegian; Bulldogs fan; Collegian who roots for the Bulldogs; Drug company founder Lilly; Fan of the Bulldogs; Yale figure; Lilly of drugs; Not a Crimson fan; Nutmeg State Ivy Leaguer; Skull and Bones member; __ Gold, Alan Cumming's "The Good Wife" role; Director Roth; Either Bush, in school; Manning who announced his retirement in 2020; Manning with two Super Bowl victories; Priest who reared Samuel; Singer in the Whiffenpoofs, e.g.; First name in pharmaceuticals; Ivy League student; Jodie Foster, in college; Late philanthropist Broad; NFL brother of Peyton; Two-time Super Bowl QB Manning; One of the "Manningcast" brothers; Wallach of "The Holiday"; Borderlands director Roth; Knock Knock filmmaker Roth; 39-Down alum; Nickname that drops -jah; One "ManningCast" host; Two-time Super Bowl MVP Manning; Younger "ManningCast" host; Hebrew judge; Wallach of "The Misfits"; Clint's Ugly co-star; George Bush, in the '40s; Ingenious Whitney; Whitney family patriarch; Whitney the inventor; Cantab rival; Pharmacist Lilly; Magnificent Seven name; __ the Fanatic (Philip Roth book); First name in gins; Either Bush, e.g.; Gin concocter Whitney; Inventive Whitney; Olds' middle name; Israelite judge; Son of Aaron; Yale athlete; Jodie Foster, while in college; REO center; Ransom's middle name; Harvarder rival; Jodie Foster, circa 1984; Nathan Hale, circa 1772; Pro quarterback Manning; Scroll and Key member; Thornton Wilder, circa 1919; Trainer of Samuel; Gridder Manning; Samuel Morse, circa 1808; Harvard student's rival; New Haven denizen; Popular Amish boy's name; 44 Across student; Skull and Bones inductee; NFL star Manning; Noah Webster, while in college; 76 Down student; Meryl Streep, circa 1974; The Ugly to Clint's "The Good"; Harvardian rival; Noah Webster, circa 1777; Noah Webster, while living in Connecticut Hall; One wearing a Y; Anderson Cooper, circa 1988; Connecticut's __ Football Camp; Nordic nickname for Helena; Streep, as a grad student; New Haven learner; Nutmeg State student; See 4 Down; Streep, in grad school; Taunting singer of "Goodnight, Harvard"; Tom Wolfe, circa 1956; __ blue (crimson alternative); Manning in a huddle; Reader of the Bullblog; Sotomayor, in the late '70s; Student wearing a Y; Anderson Cooper, at 20; Bulldog supporter; European nickname for Helena; Gerald Ford, circa 1940; Inventor Whitney, as an undergrad (!); New England Ivy Leaguer; One of two quarterback brothers; __ Bucks (Ivy Leaguers' dining certificates); Disbeliever, at heart; Lupita Nyong'o, in 2012; Steeliest center; The __ (New Haven apartment building); Yale student, informally; __ blue (Ivy League hue); Fellow from Wheeling; Henry Louis Gates, circa 1971; Anderson Cooper, as a collegian; Collegian posting to the Bullblog; Yale Bowl athlete; 55 Across student; One attending 52 Across; __ blue (Ivy hue); Goodnight, Harvard singer/taunter; Thornton Wilder, as a collegian; __ Bucks (Ivy League dining dollar credits); Thespian Wallach; Carmaker Olds's middle name; Father of Hophni and Phinehas in the Bible; Former Yankee Grba; Gin-maker's first name; Marrero of the St. Louis Cardinals; Name that comes from the Hebrew word for "height"; ___ Lilly (big name in pharmaceuticals); ___ Yale (pet macaw of Theodore Roosevelt); Braves outfielder Marrero; Cantabrigian's rival; Judge in Samuel; Singer of "The Whiffenpoof Song," most likely; Once and Again son; Certain New England collegian; Crimson foe; High priest of Israel; Restaurateur Zabar; Skull and Bones member, for example; Student who might sing "Boola Boola"; Wallach of "Baby Doll"; Yale Daily News staffer; Younger quarterbacking son of Archie Manning; ___ Lilly (maker of Prozac); NASCAR Live host Gold; ___ and the Thirteenth Confession (Laura Nyro album); Football player Manning; Giants teammate of Tiki; He was "the Ugly" opposite Clint's "Good" and Lee's "Bad"; High priest at Shiloh; Judge in the Old Testament; Marrero of the Mets; One sporting a blue cap with a white Y; Ransom Olds's middle name; Taste restaurateur Zabar; Teammate of Tiki and Plaxico; Word repeated before "lama sabachthani" by Jesus on the cross; Ace ___ and Rodger of the Skies (1973 film); 1950 Nelly Sachs play; Billionaire Broad; New Haven college student; Popular Amish name for boys; Shiloh priest; Yale Bowl cheerer; ___ Stone (ABC series); Actor Marienthal; Brett's opposite number at Giants Stadium; Broad of the Broad Foundations; Indiana's Colonel ___ Lilly Civil War Museum; Peyton's successor as Super Bowl MVP; Poker player Elezra; Splat Pack director Roth; TV lawyer Stone; ___ Lilly (pharmaceutical giant); High priest.; Mr. Whitney, inventor of cotton gin.; Tutor of Samuel.; Ancient Hebrew high priest.; Israelite who trained Samuel.; Masculine name meaning high.; Mr. Yale.; College bulldog.; Name meaning high.; He had judged Israel 40 years.; Father of Phineas.; ___ Yale.; Caretaker of the ark's sanctuary.; College in Connecticut.; Man's name.; A university: Colloq.; Boola boola.; David ___ Lilienthal.; Popular Colonial name.; ___ Whitney.; Acheson's alma mater.; Alma mater of 22 Across.; Bulldog man.; David Lilienthal's middle name.; Man's name meaning height.; New Haven man.; Yale player.; Biblical name.; His president is Griswold.; Ivy League player.; Man's name meaning "high."; Swimmer Wayne Moore's alma mater.; Taft's alma mater.; Winner of the crew race.; Yale.; A Blue.; Collegian: Colloq.; Eastern college man.; Father of Phinehas.; Old ___.; Byword at New Haven.; Student on High Street.; Familiar name at Yale.; Ivy League man.; Bowl contestant.; Father of Hophni.; Hophni's father.; Judge of Israel.; High: Heb.; Ivy League name.; Crimson's foe.; Yale Bowler.; Boola Boola player.; New Havenite.; Blue rooter.; Yalensian.; Lord of the Hebrews.; Man's name meaning "the highest."; First name on Broadway.; Name meaning "the highest."; Crimson's rival.; Hebrew word for Lord; Whitney of the gin; Collegian; Eastern collegian; Eastern student; Hebrew priest; O. T. teacher; College man; Ivy man; Bulldog player; Larry Kelly was one; Yale name; Double this for a Hebrew hymn; See 1 Across; Biblical prophet; Inventor-clockmaker Terry; Athlete in blue; A descendant of Aaron; High, to a Hebrew; He judged Israel 40 years; Wallach from Brooklyn; Yale or Whitney; David ___ Lilienthal of A.E.C. fame; Double this for a Hebrew song; He schooled Samuel; Certain New Havenite; Hebrew high priest; A high priest of Israel; One of certain Bulldogs; Gin inventor's first name; R.E.O. middle; A first name in gin lore; Cole Porter's "Bingo ___ Yale"; ___ Wallach, actor from Brooklyn; High, in Hebrew; Bush, once; Bush or Taft; Bush was one in '48; First name in gin; G. Bush in '48; Heisman winner Kelley, e.g.; Judge served by Samuel; Judge-priest in Samuel; Priest in Shiloh; Whitney of gin fame; L.A. Law lawyer; Lawyer in both "Civil Wars" and "L.A. Law"; Ransom _____ Olds; _____ Lilly & Co.; Cole Porter was one; Samuel's predecessor; Yale Bulldog; Bingo___Yale (Porter song); Clockmaker___Terry; Cole Porter song "Bingo___Yale"; Michael Costa oratorio; Harvardite's rival; Letter "Y" wearer; Lilly of Lilly Pharmaceutical; My God, in the Scriptures; Connecticut Bulldog; Cotton gin maker Whitney; Dweller in Shiloh; William F. Buckley, notably; ___ Lilly and Co.; 1951 play by Literature Nobelist Nelly Sachs; Harvard hater?; Lilly, the drug maker; Priest of I Samuel; Book of Samuel character; George W. Bush, as a collegian; Philip Roth's "___, the Fanatic"; 43-Down student; Bulldog Days participant; Cole Porter, schoolwise; Shiloh resident; William F. Buckley was one; The Whiffenpoof Song singer; Descendant of Aaron, in the Bible; Lawyer on TV's "Civil Wars"; Student inside ivied walls; Whitney of cotton gin fame; Down the Field singer, at a football game; Athlete who's earned a "Y"; Big Red opponent; Carmaker Ransom ___ Olds; __ Lilly & Co.; ___ Lilly (Fortune 500 company); Bingo, ___ Yale (fight song); Canadian poet Mandel; The "E" of R.E.O. Speedwagon; Art collector/philanthropist ___ Broad; Descendant of Aaron; Elm City collegian; Horologist Terry; Judge in I Samuel; Nickname for a 59-Down student; Hostel director ___ Roth; Dubya, once; Hirer of the stunt man in "The Stunt Man"; Manning the quarterback; Michigan's ___ Broad College of Business; One of football's Manning brothers; Pharmaceutical chemist ___ Lilly; Roth who directed the 2005 horror flick "Hostel"; Whitney who invented the cotton gin; Bill Clinton, collegiately; Bush or Kerry, collegiately; Film director Roth; One of the Manning quarterbacks; ___ Lilly; Priest who raised Samuel; Whitney after whom Whitneyville, Conn., is named; With 10-Down, ABC series starring Jonny Lee Miller; Y-sporting collegian; Gin-touting Whitney; Student at 41-Down; My God!, as cried by King David; The "E" in 68-Across; Yeller in the Yale Bowl; ___ Broad College of Business; The Book of ___ (2010 film); 2010 Denzel Washington title role; 2010 title role for Denzel Washington; Common Hebrew name; Manning of the gridiron; One of the Mannings; The Book of ___; Biblical priest at Shiloh; Football's Manning; Old Testament priest who taught Samuel; Peabody Museum patron, perhaps; Philanthropist/art collector ___ Broad; Super Bowl-winning Manning; TV title lawyer Stone; ___ Long, Union general in the Civil War; Art philanthropist Broad; Biblical name meaning "high"; Clint : the Good :: ___ : the Ugly; Country music's ___ Young Band; Manning who has won multiple Super Bowl M.V.P. awards; Musician/record producer Bobby; Peyton's brother on the gridiron; 41-Across athlete; Biblical priest of Shiloh; One "coming" in a Three Dog Night hit; Thornton Wilder, while earning his B.A.; Late actor Wallach; Laura Nyro album "___ and the Thirteenth Confession"; New Haven reuner; Whitney who went to Yale, appropriately; Yale Bowl fan; The Book of ___ (Denzel Washington movie); High priest of Shiloh; Man's name that's Hebrew for "my God"; Old ___ (Yale, affectionately); One adopting the motto "Lux et veritas"; Reuner in New Haven; The "E" of the REO Speed Wagon; Typical Bulldogs fan; Country's ___ Young Band; Man's name that's an anagram of 63-Across; The "E" of 14-Across; My God!, as cried by Jesus; Bush or Clinton, collegiately; Man's name meaning "my God"; Manning who was twice Super Bowl M.V.P.; Name that's Hebrew for "my God"; Samuel Alito, Clarence Thomas or Sonia Sotomayor, schoolwise; Skull and Bones collegian; ___ Gold, chief of staff on "The Good Wife"; Actor Wallach of stage and screen; Automotive pioneer Ransom ___ Olds; Country music's Mike ___; Drug giant ___ Lilly; Manning manning the Giants' backfield; Manning with a good throwing arm; Manning with the second-longest QB starting streak in N.F.L. history; Manning with two Super Bowl M.V.P. awards; Old ___ (Yale nickname); Pastor role in "There Will Be Blood"; Peter's chief of staff on "The Good Wife"; Priest in the Books of Samuel; Roth of cinematic gore; When repeated, cry in Matthew 27; My God!, in Hebrew; 2010's "The Book of ___"; Another name for a 5-Down; Man's name that means "my God"; Noah Webster, collegiately; The "E" of Ransom E. Olds; Whitney in the National Inventors Hall of Fame; Billionaire philanthropist ___ Broad; Common man's name from Hebrew; Hebrew name meaning "ascent"; ___ Long, Union general at the Battle of Selma; Director Roth of cinema's Splat Pack; Ex-Giants QB Manning; Hebrew name meaning "my God"; Judge of the Bible; Man's name hidden in "reliableness"; Name that drops "-jah"; Whitney for whom a Connecticut museum is named; Cabin Fever director Roth; Biblical patriarch with a two-syllable name; Brown of HBO Max's "Gossip Girl" reboot; First name in gin production?; Former Giants QB Manning; Man found within state lines?; Man's name derived from the Bible; Name in price lists?; Name that's 6-Down backward; Pharmaceutical pioneer Lilly; Pharmacist/philanthropist Lilly; Understand; Whitney who patented the cotton gin; Monday Night Football With Peyton & ___; Ex-Giant Manning; Figure in the Book of Samuel; Manning of ESPN's "ManningCast"; Name in "fuel injection"; Retired QB Manning; Who's "Comin'," in a Laura Nyro tune; ___ Cohen, spy portrayed by Sacha Baron Cohen in 2019; Boy's name that's an anagram of 9-Down; Figure in I Samuel; Name found in "Yale library," appropriately; Name found when reading between the lines?; ___ Moskowitz, a.k.a. "Hawk" on Netflix's "Cobra Kai"; Lilly or Manning; Old Testament high priest; ___ Stone (ABC cancellation of 2008); ___, the Barrow Boy (Decemberists song); He followed Peyton as Super Bowl MVP; The Book of ___ (2010 Denzel Washington picture); Denzel Washington's "The Book of ___"; He ruined Tom's perfect season in Super Bowl XLII; Cohen or Wallach; Lilly or Mintz; Mintz or Whitney; President Bush was one; Ransom -- Olds; Wallach of 'The Deep'; Bulldog, schoolwise; Hollywood's Wallach; -- Lilly; 'Nuts' actor Wallach; Footballer Manning; NFL notable Manning; Student of Yale; 'Y'-wearing collegian; -- Lilly (Prozac producer); Yale Daily News reader; Wallach of Hollywood; 71-Down, collegiately; 'Y' student; REO part; The Book of ___ (Denzel film); 2-time Super Bowl M.V.P. Manning; Manning who beat Tom Brady in 2 (2!) Super Bowls; Book of ___ (Denzel flick); Manning who beat Tom in two Super Bowls; Manning with 2 Super Bowl rings; California multibillionaire ___ Broad; Pharamaceutical giant ___ Lilly; Book of ___ (Denzel film); Manning who bested Tom Brady in two Super Bowls; Book of ___ (Denzel Washington film); Yale grad, informally; Mossad spy Cohen; AEI man Lehrer; Saybrook College resident; Wallach in "The Godfather, Part III"; Whitney, but not Houston; Billionaire Broad, who has donated $1 million to the Democratic National Convention committee; W., in his college days; Deli proprietor Zabar; Whitney or Lilly; Yale grad Whitney; Big pharma's ___ Lilly; Man's name from the Hebrew for "ascent"; ___, the Fanatic (Philip Roth short story); Chemist Lilly; Former footballer Manning; Giants great Manning; Name from the Hebrew for "ascent"; Name that means "my God" in Hebrew; The Righteous Gemstones patriarch; Former Giants quarterback Manning; Manning who won two Super Bowl M.V.P.s (one more than his brother); Actor Goree of "One Night in Miami"; Nickname for a Yale student; Roth who directed the slasher film "Thanksgiving" (November, 2023); Bingo _____ Yale (Porter tune); New Haven collegiate; The "ugly" to Clint's "good" and Lee's "bad"; Wallach in "The Associate"; Wallach in "The Two Jakes"; 32 Across attendee; Book of Samuel figure; Bush, circa 1948; One attending Yale; Whitney, for one; Samuel figure; Wallach of the silver screen; Biblical judge and priest; Book of Samuel judge; First name among "The Magnificent Seven"; First name in pharmaceutical giants; New Haven alum, Whitney; Student at 18 down; Actor Wallach of "The Magnificent Seven"; Druggist Lily; Noted gin-maker; Wallach in "The Magnificent Seven"; Film star Wallach; George W. Bush, for one; Gin name?; Pharmaceutical giant Lilly; Tony winner Wallach; Bingo ___ Yale (Porter tune); Person singing "Boola Boola" perhaps; Ivy League bulldog; Wallach or Lilly; Pharmaceutical founder Lilly; Wallach in "Night and the City"; Judge in 1 Samuel; Pill purveyor Lilly; Dubya classmate; First name among NFL quarterbacks; Son of Archie Manning; Wallach, for one; One of the NFL Mannings; Wallach of the screen; Yale graduate; The Book of ___ (Denzel Washington film); New Haven Bulldog; The Manning with the most Super Bowl wins; ___ Lilly pharmaceuticals; Denzel Washington film: "The Book of ___"; ___ Lilly and Company (pharmaceutical giant); ____ Lilly and Company; Certain Connecticut collegian; Certain Ivy League athlete; Connecticut co-ed; Oater actor Wallach; One of the NFL's Mannings; Seed remover Whitney; Yale attendee; Boola Boola warbler; Prozac maker __ Lilly; ___ Lilly of pharmaceuticals; Manning on the gridiron; Manning with two Super Bowl wins; One Manning of the NFL; The Book of ___ (2010); First name among NFL QBs; Archie Manning's youngest; Giants giant Manning; Giants star Manning; Name hidden in "Cornelia"; Name that anagrams to "lei"; Roth of horror; Whitney who was, aptly, a Yale grad; Death Wish director Roth; Archie's quarterback son; Longtime quarterback Manning; Manning who faced Tom Brady in two Super Bowls; Manning who retired in 2020; Name within "Angelica"; Youngest Manning brother; One Night in Miami star Goree; Ex-quarterback Manning; Giants legend Manning; Name found in "angel investor"; Name within "Celia"; Name within "Felix"; ___ Young Band (country group); Race actor Goree; Former Giant Manning; Former NFL quarterback Manning; Manning or Apple of football; Nickname that might drop "jah" or "as"; NFL analyst Manning; One of the Mannings on "ManningCast"; Person caught in a white lie?; Two-time Super Bowl champ Manning; Thanksgiving director Roth; Half of the "ManningCast"; Peyton's "ManningCast" co-host; Peyton's younger brother; ___ Lilly (company harmed by a fake tweet announcing free insulin); Boola-Boola student; New Haven coed; Inventor's name; US inventor Whitney; Bush e.g.; Clinton or Bush at one time; Auto pioneer Olds' middle name; Hebrew judge of old; First name in cotton gins; George Bush once; Actor Mintz; See 35 Down; Alumnus of 68 Across; New Haven name; George Bush or Jodie Foster; Jodie Foster, e.g.; REO component; Whiffenpoofer; Whitney, the creative one; Yale alumnus; Yale male; Gossip Girl actor Brown; Slugterra protagonist ___ Shane; Eula's husband in "Daughters of the Dust"; Jesse's father in "The Righteous Gemstones"; Lani's husband on "Days"; NFL player Ankou; Name hidden in "make a beeline"; Name hidden in "read between the lines"; Name that can fill in the blank to form another name: Am___a; Nickname for Elijah; Trans activist Erlick; Top pick in 2004 NFL draft; Well-known Whitney; ___'s Coming (hit song); Hillary or Bill, but not Chelsea; NFL QB Manning; Yale benefactor, familiarly; Bulldog of the Ivy League; Certain Ivy League alum; Whitney of the cotton gin; Whitney with the gin; Certain New England student; Manning or Wallach; One of the Super Bowl-winning Mannings; One of two sibling NFL quarterbacks; One of two sibling quarterbacks; ___ Lilly and Co. (maker of Prozac); Certain Constitution State collegian; First name in gin-making; Peyton's little brother; One Super Bowl-winning Manning; Wallach of many films; Wallach of the movies; Cotton gin name; Lilly of the pharmaceutical biz; Pharmaceuticals maker ___ Lilly and Co.; Prozac maker ___ Lilly; Wallach of "The Godfather Part III"; Wallach of "Wall Street"; The Whiffenpoof Song collegian; Connecticut's ___ Whitney Museum; Manning in Dunkin' Donuts ads; Old Testament teacher of Samuel; Super Bowl MVP after brother Peyton; Wallach who acted well into his 90s; Wallach who was "the Ugly" in a 1966 movie; Lux et Veritas Ivy Leaguer; Odell's dance partner in a 2018 Super Bowl ad; Prozac maker ___ Lilly and Company; Samuel's biblical mentor; 46-Across student; Bulldogs rooter; Character actor Wallach; Manning at MetLife Stadium; New Haven enrollee; Y-sporting Ivy Leaguer; ___ Lilly of Big Pharma; Daughters of the Dust father; Gem of the Ocean caregiver; Love Live! character hidden in this clue; Biblical priest whose name can be found in "belief"; Love interest of Clare on "Degrassi"; Name contained by 16-Across; Name hidden in "Felix"; Name hidden in "feline"; Name that's a shorter version of Felix (in a sense); Olivia's father on "Scandal"; Papa Pope's first name on "Scandal"; Screenwriter in "Why Women Kill"; Title role for Denzel Washington; Valerie's son on "Days of Our Lives"; Clay's Ark character; Exile and Pride author Clare; Actor Goree; Beeding who endured 82.6 g's while riding a rocket-powered sled backwards; Jazz saxophonist ___ "Lucky" Thompson; Name found in "eyeliner"; Name found in the 11-Down clue; Name hidden in "delight"; Name hidden in "strobe light"; Name hidden in "white lie"; Name that means "my God"; Olympic fencer Dershwitz; Vampire in "Let the Right One In"; ___ Edwards, pen name for Claude McKay; NFL great Manning; Name left over when you eliminate two-thirds of a word in this clue; ___ Manning, former Giants quarterback; Da Kink in My Hair actor Goree; The Peripheral actor Goree; 2023 saber World Champion Dershwitz; Lucky Thompson's birth name; Name hidden in "believe"; Name hidden in "delicious"; Peyton's co-host on "ManningCast"; Nelly Sachs play; Certain New Havener; Certain bulldog; New Havenite, say; Middle name of 80 Down; Big Red rival; Either 2004 candidate; Bush 41 at 21, e.g.; Name of Oral Roberts University's eagle mascot; Super Bowl MVP between Peyton and Santonio; Cobra Kai character also known as Hawk; Fin director Roth; Businessman Broad; Director Roth who's part of Hollywood's "Splat Pack"; Emmy winner Wallach; Man seen in zeppelins?; Manning drafted by the Chargers; Four-time Pro Bowl quarterback Manning; Gold in sportscasting; Man seen in Belize?; Title role for Denzel; Trans Student Educational Resources founder Erlick; Gemstone Salvation Center pastor on "The Righteous Gemstones"; Lilly who founded a pharmaceutical giant; Percussionist Keszler; David Duchovny or Jodie Foster; Swedish economist Heckscher; Civil War colonel/pharmacist Lilly; Archie Manning's youngest son; Bill Clinton, once; ___, the Barrow Boy (song by the Decemberists); Alan Cumming's "The Good Wife" role; Crimson booer; Name derived from the Hebrew for "ascension"; 40-Across's role on "The Good Wife"; First name in New Haven; Manning on the field; Apple of the Giants; Broad with billions; High priest in the Book of Samuel; Manning in MetLife Stadium; Manning in the NFL; Wallach of "How the West Was Won"; Wallach of "Winter Kills"; Play-planning Manning; Samuel's mentor, in the Bible; Wide receiver Rogers; With 29-Down, "Hostel" director; Apple of the NFL; Apple on the football field; Drive-managing Manning; Manning "in the pocket"; Student sporting a Y; Whitney who graduated from Yale, appropriately; Whitney with a 1794 patent; Who's coming, according to a 1969 Three Dog Night hit; Manning with receivers; Apple of the Bengals; Cleveland Guardians pitcher Morgan; Innovative Whitney; Patriarch on HBO's "The Righteous Gemstones"; Cornerback Apple; Manning whose Giants number was retired; Wallach awarded an honorary Oscar in 2010; Student from Yale