Letter E 15000–15250

Egghead-muscleman showdown ENGLISH urban district Expert advisers Erosion during a downpour EEG reading EEG readings Eggheaded European sea bream ESTATE car Engine rating Engineers' colleagues Exhibiting a lot of jiggle, maybe ENGLISH crow Edible fiber Edible husk Expands a business Expands into new territory, as a business Extends one's influence Extending the scope of. ENTOMOSTRACA (subclass) Expand one's horizons Expand, as a business Eggo or Lego, e.g. Exhibit aggressively Eight O'Clock is one Ex-German chancellor Willy Ex-Chancellor and family Eau de vie Eggnog ingredient, maybe eau-de-vie Early stage of muffin production? Event at Victoria's Secret or Nordstrom expeditive Epitome of boldness EUROPEAN bass Early auto-manufacturing period named for the material used in the fittings for radiators and lights Early period in automaking Euphoniums and tubas Elusive prize Essential facts Essentials: Colloq. Ed Stanky's nickname. Ed Stanky's sobriquet. Eddie Stanky's nickname. Enfant terrible Enfants terribles. End of an Oktoberfest quaff Electric razor brand Electric shaver brand Electric shaver maker Eva ____: Hitler's wife Eva and Wernher von Exclamation to praise a female performer End of every verse of "The Star-Spangled Banner" Endure with courage. Epic tale of Scottish patriot William Wallace Epithet for New York City's firefighters "Excellent operatic work, Exclamation shouted to express approval or applause Encore elicitor Encouraging cheer Exclamation of approval Exclamation that's also the name of a cable channel Expression of audience approval. Encore-eliciting cries *Exclamation after a performance of "Every Breath You Take"? Excellent: Scot. eruptible Eeyore call Eeyore yell Eeyore's outburst Equine bellow emulate an ass Emulated a donkey Emulates a donkey Enthusiast of capoeira and caipirinhas? Edible seeds of some South American trees Edible '70s L.A. band? Edible staples Enter, as data Electric circuit model Edible vessel for soup eaten boiled or baked or roasted or ground into flour Edible prairie plant. Earner Earner with dependents Epithet for father. Eightball starter Escape, with "out" Encouragement in the wings Encouragement to an actor, and what this puzzle's starred answers do Expression of luck Expression of luck for an actor *Enjoy a meal with a friend Eat, or a hint to the cash synonyms hidden across each starred row Enjoy a companionable meal Enjoy a meal with a companion Elegiac poem of 1842. Eat, quaintly Emulate a "Beat Street" performer Electrical control center with switches and fuses End neither in the red nor black Eat on the go? eat an early morning meal Egg McMuffin, e.g. Early show Early morning chatter's quick fix? Escape one's captors Escape, in a way Enter unlawfully Exclusive headline making waves in the news Exceeding one's budget Enter forcibly, as a home Explain something in steps *End a relationship Escape the herd End, as an engagement Escape from jail Exerts oneself, idiomatically Exclaims suddenly. Escapes, and, literally, what each of the answers to starred clues does Enters illegally Everything that clothes don't cover Explains in meticulous detail, and what the answer to each starred clue literally does? Escapes restraints Emulates Edison, e.g. Ends a relationship badly Erupts, as fighting Ends a relationship Ease into conversation Earn a Guinness listing End of motto Encouragement to a waiter adding ground pepper to a dish? End of the factoid End the relationship "Ex-Factor" or "Drivers License" extends from shore into the water to prevent a beach from washing away Edible freshwater fish Eurasian freshwater fish European carp Emotional all-talk-no-action type Entree choice Entree selection Entrée choice Entrée selection "Every ___ You Take" (hit tune for the Police) 'Every -- You Take' ('83 hit) __ easy (relax) Easy fight Elocutionist's concern Evan's girlfriend in "Tell Me Lies" Equestrian attire Experts in animal husbandry. educating EUGENICS, subject of Equine strains Easy job Easy task Easy task, informally Easy task, slangily Effortless task Epitome of gentleness Enter casually Enter jauntily Enter with a flourish. Enter like a debutante Effervescent: Colloq. Entertaining Jacques English gun English machine gun ENGLISH hill(s) ENGLISH limestone hills Early feminist, first woman to own land in Maryland. English goose Emotional French team ___ Easton Ellis, author of "American Psycho" EUROPEAN people, modern Economy Event of 1/31/2020 Edy's competitor eglantine Example of graft Engages in palm-greasing Ethical __ (marketers' "free gifts," e.g.) Entertainer Fanny E-tail alternative Earthy shade between brown and red E-commerce alternative Edifice Event to check out some bands, maybe Elizabeth in November. Elsa and others. Evelyn Waugh opus Engaged woman awaiting her big day Engagement party? Emergency road sign. East and West, sometimes Either of the stars of "The Fabulous Baker Boys" Estate in Virginia, later Wakefield, Washington's birthplace. Engineering boondoggle Effect of a serious earthquake on the Golden Gate? ENGLISH bay Equestrian route Easy-to-spread cheese Edible French wheel Edible wheel Eponymous "edible" region of northeastern France Eponymous region of northern France ___ en croute (baked cheese dish) Ephemeral evanescent Executive's tote Executive totes Edward O'___, "Best Short Stories" anthologist. Einstein's pipe type Enchanted castle's covering European heath Einstein's is in the Smithsonian Early Lerner and Loewe hit Eponymous cofounder of a mechanical manufacturing giant Emigré to Utah. ENGLISH municipal borough Elate England city EUROPEAN flatfish EUROPEAN food fish Edible flatfish European flatfish, related to the turbot Exceptional intelligence exceptionally clever Estracell sponge brand Edge of a bowl Edge of a coffee cup Edge of a cup Edge of a hat Edge of a top Edge or margin Edge, as of a cup Edge, as of a hat eyes brimming with tears Edges of hats or overflowing in abundance Edges of hats End where you started Earn a living Earn, as money Execute successfully Elicit a top performance Evoke thoughts of EDGE of steep place Edge of a precipice