Letter E 14750–15000

Element between beryllium and carbon Element between beryllium and carbon on the periodic table Element discovered in 1812 Element important in nucleonics Element in MRI magnets Element in Pyrex Element in cleansing agents Element in colemanite Element in fiberglass Element in some detergents Element next to carbon Element next to carbon on the periodic table Element number 5 Element number five Element that burns with a green flame Element to the left of carbon Element used for shielding nuclear reactors Element used in abrasives Element used in enamel manufacturing Element used in fiberglass Element used in glass production Element used in metallurgy Element with a low atomic number that is not found naturally on Earth Element with atomic number 5 Element with symbol "B" Element with the symbol B element used in hardening steel Energy cell? Extra life Eastern European soup Erstwhile New York resort region English correctional school Eponymous French botanist European pears ___-Einstein condensate, the so-called "fifth state of matter" Empty talk: Colloq. EUROPEAN strait Europe/Asia separator End-of-level enemy in a video game Exercise clout with exceptionally good Eponymous suit-wearing infant in a DreamWorks franchise Exercised authority over Employers End-of-level challenges in video games Everycow elbowing Emerson College site Emerson's "happy town beside the sea" Emerson's home English with an accent. Event of March 5, 1770 Event on March 5, 1770 "Evening at" PBS orchestra Event of Dec. 16, 1773 East Coast ball for bawlers? English battlefield (1485) Electronic data miner Ending with spam Eco-warriors Each of two Either-or alternative Either/or decision negator Equivocator's choice Exclamation of mild vexation. EUROPEAN grape ENGLISH Benedictine monk EUROPEAN submarine plant Eventually got around to unleashing annoying tweets from one's fake account? Evian lids (... letters 3, 5 and 7) Evil genie's emotion? exceptional person or thing ESSENTIAL character ESSENTIAL reality End of one's money Eating-contest winner, figuratively Everlasting sandwich Essential conclusion in a financial report EL Exhortation at a pub Energy: Slang. Enjoy a trampoline Enjoyed a trampoline Energetic and springy Encased Encircled European royal house Exotic candy? EUROPEAN stock exchange exchange Stock elder tree Event arranged by Don King Event at Caesar's Palace Event for John L. Sullivan Event in a square ring Event on a card Event on a fight card Event with punches and clinches Exclusive shop Engagements for Larry Holmes Emma of fiction Emma who births Berthe Emma's in-laws Elsie or Ferdinand End of many a concert Expression of surprise or delight Ex-Philly Larry ___ Equipment for each of this puzzle's theme answers Early-2010s Mike Posner song with a rhyming title expurgation edit by omitting or modifying parts considered indelicate Excused oneself, with "out" Excelled at playing the cello? Eviscerate exenterate ESPN NBA analyst Bruce Elizabeth ___, Irish novelist. Either of the knaves in euchre. Enclosed by overhanging branches. English garden features Eponymous knife wielder Jim Electric mixer accessory Emulate Don Carter Emulate Earl Anthony Emulate the Dude Enjoy an alley Ersatz haircut shaper Earn an X on the scorecard End-of-season sports event EY *Easy-to-revisit search engine results? Exits (with "out") Everypooch Elbow alternative Exercise program done in formal attire? Elder or car Emulate Archie Moore. Emulate Claressa Shields Emulate Hagler Emulate Holyfield Emulate Sugar Ray Encase Enclose, in a way Enclosure ... and an alphabetical listing of letters not appearing elsewhere in this puzzle's answer Engage in fisticuffs Engage in pugilism Exchange blows Expensive seating Expensive seating area Expensive type of seat. Early Kodaks, e.g. Emulated Gene Tunney Emulated Willie Pep Exchanged some crosses Either of two illustrious Sugar Rays Early 20th C. uprising Emulates Foreman Emulates Larry Holmes Emulates Rocky Engages in pugilism Expensive seats. Exercise involving a standing leap onto a platform Elementary school student's item Excellent viewing spot Exec's perk at a ballgame Expensive ballpark purchase Expensive ballpark spot Extremely disinterested Enclose for shipping End of some birth announcements Ending for home or page Enthusiastic interjection. Eton student, e.g. Exclamation of excitement Exclamation of wonder Economic protest Early oater star Enthused answer to "Wanna?" Exclamation upon tasting a jolly perfect Sunday roast Ethan Hawke film that was made over the course of eleven years Enduringly mischievous, as some guys Engagingly innocent "Everybody Loves Raymond" actor Early chemist EIRE river Elementary school bathroom sign End products of snips, snails and certain tails Eton enrollees Eton enrollment Eton students Eton students, traditionally Eagle aspirer ERIC quit the group? *"Evolution" group, to an overzealous copy editor? Electronic and mechanical gadgets, slightly derogatorily Excuse for roughhousing Excuse for rowdy behavior Early riser? "End of the Road" vocal group Early Dickens. English lit moniker English lit pseudonym Electronic storage density meas. EKG or musical tempo stat, for short Elks Elks' initials Elks' org. Environmental disaster of 2010 ER vitals Expressway that passes through Williamsburg Elomi garment EUROPEAN duchy, former Early European duchy. Elsa's home. Eye-opening drink elastic straps that hold up trousers Eldest son on "home improvement" Ex-Ambassador to Argentina, anti-crime leader in N. Y. C. Ex-Ambassador to Argentina. ENGLISH airport Editor played by Hanks in "The Post" Ed of "60 Minutes" Ex-Princeton star Ex-gridder in "Failure to Launch" Edge of a loch. escarpment Egotist's comment Emulate Thraso Engage in fanfaronade Engage in gasconade or fanfaronade Engage in positive self-talk? Engage in some self-promotion Eschew humility Exhibit some immodesty 'Elysium' actress Alice English folk singer Billy Empty boasting Exaggerator Expert in self-praise. exulting "Erin Go __" "Erin go"-with? Emulates Thraso Eschews humility entwine Einstein type Encephalon England's problem. Exodus of intellectual talent Exodus of trained professionals