Letter E 13750–14000

European eatery European-style cafe European-style eatery Eateries Eight-___ computers Eighth of a dollar Equine restraint Extra's role Eat into. Etch Evidence of a vampire's visit Evidence of a vampire attack *Evidence of vampire activity *Evidence of vampire attacks Emulates Dracula Easy to eat Easy-to-eat, in a way Endure a bad situation Endure some unpleasantness Endure unpleasantness End of a drinking hose Electronic image Expressive cartoon avatar Eighths of bytes E Street keyman Roy Essen entreaty Extra in a vampire movie? English beer. English term for a dry sharp-tasting ale with strong flavor of hops E.R.? Extremity that signals completion EUROPEAN carp-like fish E North American hickory tree with thin-shelled nuts and bitter kernels ERS End of the rainbow mnemonic End of the rainbow? Encamp Encamped, as an army ESPN The Magazine, etc. every two weeks End of many web addresses Ending for some URLs Enterprise, for short Enterprise, informally Entertainment industry, slangily Embarkation point for invaders of Sicily. Emulate a rat Expel hot air Expose a secret Eli's refrain Earns a fink moniker Ebon or raven Enveloped in darkness Epithet for a kettle Even-money roulette play Ex-Senator, now Supreme Court justice. Expanse also called the Euxine Entertaining '50s purchase Evil wizard's dabbling exclude from a group Excluding, in a way ENGLISH pirate Edward Teach's nickname Edward Teach, familiarly Edward Teach, notorious pirate Edward Teach, the pirate. Eponymous horse of an 1877 Anna Sewell novel Edible dark fruits found on thorny bushes, phrase EUROPEAN songbird EUROPEAN songbird of thrush family Even-money roulette bet *Early 18th-century pirate of the West Indies European warbler Edgar Allan Poe story, with "The" Edgar Allan Poe tale. Easy order for a barista Engine-room crew: Slang. empiric Escape-proof gravitational field Extremely attractive bodies Eric Clapton's favorite guitar Extort Extortion by threat of exposure exert pressure on someone through threats extortion of money by threats to divulge discrediting information Exerted pressure through threats Extorted from Extortionist Extorts money from Ebony flower Endangered pachyderm Euxine Eight Men Out subject English jurist: 1723-80 erect and almost thornless American hawthorn with somewhat pear-shaped berries Evening wear. Extremely expensive fungi ESSEX river Element of Freddy Krueger's glove Epee, e.g. Epee, for one Epeeist's weapon Every fan should have at least one Edges of knives or fans Epeeists Eliciting a "So what?" Eliciting a "meh" Eliciting an "eh" Eliciting no reaction Ennui vibe Ennui-inducing Excessive hyperbole: Slang. Expression of general listlessness Expensive women's shoes, familiarly Ennui (with "the") Exorcist actress Early Romantic William English Romantic poet William English engraver and poet (1757–1827). English mystic poet. English poet (1757–1827). English poet and artist, d. 1827 English poet and mystic. Engraver Eubie of jazz Eubie of jazz fame Eubie of music Exploding cigar sound Exploding-cigar sound Explosion sound in comics Explosion sound in the comics Explosive interjection Explosive onomatopoeia EXONERATE (ant.) excused End of a quote from the boss Explosive sounds Early-season 2015 hurricane El color de la leche Elevator music player's need? Endearment EMPTY form EMPTY shell Emotionless, as a look Emotionless, as a stare Entry form Erased empty surface Example of carte blanche epidemic Empty euphemism? Emotionless look Empty stare Entry forms Expressionless expression Earsplitting sound Emulate Stentor Emulate a siren Exclaim loudly Exclaimed loudly Ear-splitting Extra-loud, as a loudspeaker Emotionally unmoved Emotionless EMBRYONIC cell (suf.) Entertaining time Excoriate, in headline-speak Exploded. Embryo cell group Explosive handler especially affecting with sudden violence or plague or ruin Explosives detonator End of a countdown extinct echinoderm found in fossil form Embryonic unit Excoriates Explosions Explosive noises Early embryonic form Embryo Embryonic stage Express audibly exclaim Excessively noisy. "Exorcist" author Equine facial marking effulgence Euphemism for Hell Extremely hot or intensely bright Embellish showily Embellish slowly Edifice (abbr.) Empire State, e.g.: Abbr. Edifices: Abbr. Engineers' union. EUROPEAN fish, small EUROPEAN river fish Eye glaze ___-eyed (fatigued) Emulating a goat Emptied, as a brake line Evidenced a cut Evidenced a pinprick Evidenced a wound Evidenced an injury Extorted Extorted from, as money Extorted money from Extorted money from: Colloq. Extorted, informally Extracted Extracted, as sap Extracted, as sap from a tree Eric of the Milwaukee Bucks Educe Evidence a cut Evidence a pinprick Extort from Extort money from Extort money from, e.g. Extort money from: Colloq. Extort money. Exploiting Extorting from extravasation Empathetic one, derisively Evidences a pinprick Extorts Extorts from Extorts money from: colloq. EMIT intermittent high-pitched sound Edit an expletive Edit out Edit out, in a way Electronic censor Electronic signal calling a person Electronic sound Expletive coverer Expletive deleted Expletive deleted sound Expletive eraser Expletive replacement Expurgate Edited out Edits TV goofs Expletive replacements "Ew-w-w!" "Eww!" Eyesore Education style that combines online media with face-to-face teaching ... and a hint to this puzzle's theme