Letter E 1750–2000

Emulated John Gielgud. Emulated John Lithgow Emulated John Wayne Emulated Kean Emulated Lithgow Emulated Loren Emulated Martin Sheen Emulated Matthew McConaughey Emulated Maude Adams Emulated Meryl Emulated Nazimova Emulated O'Toole. Emulated Olivier Emulated Plummer Emulated Streep Emulated Tandy Emulated Viola Davis Emulated Warren Beatty Emulated some Emmy winners Entered the picture? Expressed in deeds. Extremities Emulated the thespian Entr'__: play intervals Entr'__: theatrical intervals End of "Hamlet" Emoting: Abbr. Early CliffsNotes subheading Elphaba sings "Defying Gravity" at the end of it Exposition setting Exposition setting, often End of "Lohengrin" End of many plays End of some plays Efficacious Embodying a character Emma Watson skill Emoting emulative extant ELEMENT with atomic number between 89 and 103 Element #89 Endeavor Enterprise Events in a film Exertion enactment engine power erg execution EFFORTS End of "Aida" End of "AÔö£┬╗da" End of "Hedda Gabler," e.g. End of "The Crucible" End of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" End of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," e.g. Energize Excite Exhilarate electroplate enflame Enabled. Energetic Energized. excitant Effervescent Elated Employed Enjoyable Enticing Energetic and always on the move engaged in some type of action busy exhilarating Energy producer, in electrical devices energetically enthusiastically Ecuador's Cotopaxi et al. ENTERPRISING person enthusiastic person executant Energy endeavour End of a sales pitch Event in Madrid Event, in Spain Earthquake or flood, e.g. English passage? English historian English historian: 1834-1902 Exert influence over Exert power. Exposition holder Exposition place Exposition spot Eddie Vedder in "Singles" Edmund Gwenn is one. Either performer in a two-hander Elmo Lincoln, e.g. Emmy contender Equity member Expert in asides Expert on lines Exponent of an art. Extra, for one emulator Earners of credits Equity members ____ Equity (stage group) Emulate Marcel Marceau Engage in pantomine Engage in play therapy Express with motions Each of Shakespeare's plays has five Earns an Oscar, perhaps Edicts Elvis and The Beatles e.g. Emotes on a TV show, for example Emotes on cue Emulates Halle Berry Emulates John Goodman Emulates Meryl Streep Emulates Nicholson Emulates Olivier Emulates Streep Every play of Shakespeare has five of them Exerts energy. Exerts force. Exploits Emulates Earns a time-out, perhaps Earns a timeout, say Elicits a scolding End of most musicals Existent Existing at the time Existing in fact Existing; real existing in reality existing in reality not potential Elegant Essence even though Electioneer Exhort Electric motor, mechanically speaking Earn a time-out Earn a time-out, perhaps Earn a timeout, maybe Emulate a brat End for Romeo End of "Hamlet" or "Macbeth" End of "Macbeth" End of "Macbeth" or "Hamlet" End of "Macbeth" or "Othello" End of "The Tempest" End of a Shakespeare play End of many Shakespearean plays End of many {/This American Life/} episodes Ending in a sharp point Eagle eye's asset Early puberty size Eight ounces Economical Enlightened. Extreme, as pain Extremely sharp or intense exigent Emergency department service Exceedingly Early computer programmer Lovelace Early computer scientist Lovelace Early programmer Lovelace Education pioneer Comstock English mathematician Lovelace Erin Reagan's job: abbr. Extractors' org. Early computing pioneer Lovelace "Eat, drink and be merry," e.g. "Every dog has its day," e.g. Earthy saying. Encapsulated observation Era of commercials? Erasmus' saying epigram Employer for creative types Employer in "Mad Men" ELIPHAZ, mother of ESAU, wife of Esau wife Esau's first wife Esau's spouse Esau's wife "Eve's Diary" character Eve’s partner EDEN inhabitant ENGLISH architectural style ETHNIC type EVE, husband of Early creation Early evictee Early exile Early forefather? Early fruit fancier Early fruit sampler Early gardener? Early human Early outcast Early rib donor? Early sinner Earth's first gardener? Eaton of the Washington Nats Economics pioneer Smith Economist Smith Economist Smith who coined the term "invisible hand" Eden denizen Eden dweller Eden evacuee Eden evictee Eden exile Eden figure Eden gardener Eden guy Eden name Eden outcast Eden patriarch Eden refugee Eden's man Eden's proprietor Edenite Eldest "Bonanza" brother Eldest son on "Bonanza" Eliot character Eliot's ____ Bede Eliot's hero's first name End of a Garden-of-Eden palindrome End of the first palindrome? English furniture style Enoch's grandfather Enos father Enos' granddad Enos' grandfather Enos' grandpa Enos's grandfather Eve had eyes for him Eve lived with him Eve lover Eve preceder Eve's Garden of Eden partner Eve's amour