Letter E 13000–13250

Emulated Stentor End-of-class sounds Ends of tubas Emulate Salome Entertainment using finger cymbals *Extremely hostile situation Ear-scratch alternative Emulate Norm on "Cheers" Empire Maker once won it Entrees for one of Dion's backup singers? EAST Slavic language Elongated region Encircling article Encircling band Encircling strip. Endless band on a machine. Engage in rough spanking play? Emulated Ethel Merman Emulating an opera diva Expanding items for eaters. Emulate Ethel Merman on stage Encircles Endless bands for carrying things. Engirds Electric wood-smoothing tool Encircling road Encircling route Expensive caviar Expensive caviar type Expensive caviar variety Eurasian sturgeons EASTERN church part Early church area Eastern Church chancel Enclosure about the altar. Eastern church areas Egotistical Keith Urban song "Who Wouldn't Wanna ___" Everly Brothers' 'Let It ' Everlys' hit, 'Let It ___' Everlys' song, 'Let It ___' Enjoy oneself festively Express distress over Express sadness over Express sorrow over Expressed distress over Expresses regret Expresses sorrow about End of the characterization Early Michael Jackson hit Economist Bernanke Editor Bradlee of The Washington Post Entertainer Vereen Ex-Fed head Bernanke Ex-WaPo editor Bradlee ___ E. King, singer and co-composer of "Stand by Me" East Indian grass. Entrepreneurs of taste Entrepreneurs who created Chubby Hubby English admiral John Exercise that works the pecs Emulate Gumby Extended carousal Extended carouse Employ glissando in the style of guitar god Jeff? Exercise 5 (for accommodating folks) Exert oneself to the utmost Emulates a Silly Straw Exercise movements Easy to flex ___exeat (certificate phrase) enough for Good A deal Extremely despicable End the quote Eggs __: brunch dish Eggs __: brunch fare Eleemosynar, e.g. Ecclesiastical living. elevating energising Employer's enticement Employer's offering European Customs Union. European alliance of three nations European alliance since 1948 European economic union, formed 1947. European triumvirate Eduard of Czechoslovakia. Edvard ___, Czech president and patriot Elaine __ ("Seinfeld" role) Elaine __ of "Seinfeld" Elaine ___ ("Seinfeld" character) Elaine in "Seinfeld" Elaine on "Seinfeld" Elaine's last name on "Seinfeld" Elaine's surname on "Seinfeld" Either of two brothers with a Pulitzer Prize in poetry empathetic Evil Gypsy spirit. East Indian cat Esiason, for 10 seasons East Indian, say Endangered carnivore Endangered cat El Al hub El Al's hub Eponym of Israel's largest airport Epic drama in which Charlton Heston meets Jesus envelop with social, intellectual, or moral darkness ENCAPSULATED tumor/tumour, type of Encouragements for a nursery rhyme character found twice in this puzzle Elpaal East India plant Elizabeth ___, heroine of "Pride and Prejudice." Elizabeth in "Pride and Prejudice" Eurasian and N African plant with yellow flowers European herb Editor/publisher Cerf Enoch Arnold ___ (1867–1931). Elton John's '-- and the Jets' Eastern oils. Economist who shared a Daytime Emmy with Jimmy Kimmel in 1999 English philosopher of 19th century. English philosopher. English car with a winged logo Eastern takeout meal EGYPTIAN sacred bird Egyptian bird Early German carmaker Early automaker Karl Engine designer Karl "Everything will ___" ("Don't worry") Exist indigently Eagle's motto East and West Zone city: Abbr. European cap. Exhibit neglect Ending for Spiel or Gold Edgar, Charlie's controller Edvard Grieg Museum city Effie Klinker's creator evergreen ground-covering plant Edgar and others Erna of the Met. Early writer on moon travel Enclosed upholstered French armchair EUROPEAN rose-fish Enjoy freedom from Explorer Vitus with a sea and strait named after him Explorer aboard the St. Peter Explorer who lent his name to a strait off Alaska English county, for short English county that's home to Reading Early "Mr. Television" Early Emmy winner Early Neil Simon employer Early TV comedian Early TV comedian Milton Early TV headliner Early TV legend Early TV sensation Early TV star Milton Early TV's "Uncle Miltie" Emmy-winning TV host of 1949 "Easter Parade" composer Easter Parade penner Elegant carriage European capital where Berghain is located European city no more divided by that notorious wall European capitalists? Europeans under Big Four control. Event won by Eliud Kipchoge in a world-record time of two hours, one minute, and nine seconds (September, 2022) Elegant carriages. Earth bank Earthen embankment Earthen mound Earthen noise barrier next to a highway Earthen wall Earthen wall adjacent to a ditch Earthen wall alongside a ditch Edge of a paved road. Edge of a rampart embankment Soil ESPN anchor ESPN anchor known for conferring silly nicknames Earthen barriers Earthen embankments Eerie Atlantic area Einstein home, circa 1904 Einstein's home circa 1905 Einsteinhaus city Einsteinhaus locale European city European haven of refugees. Eccentric friend on "Designing Women" Elton John collaborator Taupin Elton lyricist Elton's collaborator Elton's lyricist Elton's songwriting partner Elton's writing partner Elton John's partner Ecclesiastical cap: Var. EGYPTIAN white clover "Evil" Muppet in an early web meme Emcee Convy Emcee Parks Emie's friend Ernie's "Sesame Street" buddy Ernie's "Sesame Street" pal Ernie's "Sesame Street" roommate Ernie's "roommate" (wink, wink) Ernie's Muppet buddy Ernie's Muppet pal Ernie's Muppet roommate Ernie's Muppet-mate Ernie's TV pal Ernie's best friend Ernie's best pal Ernie's bestie Ernie's bud Ernie's buddy Ernie's flatmate Ernie's foil Ernie's muppet friend Ernie's pal Ernie's pal on "Sesame Street" Ernie's partner Ernie's partner on TV Ernie's puppet roommate Ernie's roomie Ernie's roommate Ernie's sidekick Expert in dockside treatment? Edward VII, familiarly Emcee stops driving Emerald Emerald e.g. Emerald and aquamarine, really Emerald is a variety of it Emerald mineral Emerald or aquamarine Emerald or aquamarine, e.g. Emerald, essentially Emerald, for one Emerald, in geology English aviator Markham Emerald and aquamarine Emerald cousins Emeralds and aquamarines Emeralds and aquamarines, technically