Letter E 23250–23500

Eats sumptously Emulate an epicure Engage in elegant eating Enjoy Lucullan fare Enjoy Spago or Sardi's Enjoy Spago's Enjoy Spago, say Enjoy a 10-course Chinese meal Enjoy a banquet Enjoy a candlelit meal Enjoy a feast Enjoy a fine meal Enjoy a gourmet meal, e.g. Enjoy a nice meal Enjoy a posh restaurant Enjoy a rainbow? Enjoy a repast Enjoy a restaurant Enjoy an evening meal Enjoy a spread Enjoy chateaubriand Enjoy fine food Enjoy lunch Enjoy the banquet Enjoy the bistro Enjoy the restaurant Entertain at a meal. Entertain, prandially. eat dinner Enjoy a table for one Eat without paying the bill Enjoy, as a restaurant Entry re a late supper Eats late Emulated Duncan Hines Emulated an epicure. Enjoyed Spago Enjoyed a bistro Enjoyed a fancy meal Enjoyed a fine meal Enjoyed a repast Enjoyed one's grilling, maybe Enjoyed sauerbraten Enjoyed some courses Enjoyed the bistro Entertained at a meal. Entertained, in a way. Enjoyed an evening meal, say Enjoyed lunch within Enjoyed, as a restaurant Enjoyed gastronomically Eat home cooking Enjoy a home-cooked meal Enjoy home cooking Eat at midnight, perhaps Eat at ten, say Eat at the main meal Eat for supper (6) Enjoy, as a meal Enjoy, as fine food Enjoy, as lunch Eat at a nice restaurant Eat in town. Eater Eatery often named for its owner Eatery seen in the painting "Nighthawks" Eatery that might be open 24 hours a day Eatery that might offer a blue plate special Eatery that's the setting for the Hopper painting "Nighthawks" Eatery traditionally modeled after a rail car Eatery with booths Eatery with its own lingo Eatery, or its patron Eating establishment Establishment with booths Eateries that might have 1950s decor Eating spots Epicurean songstress? Eats a fancy meal Eats a formal meal Eats a meal Eats at "frank's place" Eats at Oprah's Eats at a banquet Eats at a fancy restaurant, say Eats by candlelight Eats by candlelight, say Eats elegantly Eats heartily. Eats in style Eats on a tablecloth, say Eats out Eats poshly Eats possibly, as some in France outside home Eats well Enjoys Spago Enjoys a bistro, with "out" Enjoys a candlelit meal Enjoys a candlelit meal, say Enjoys a fancy restaurant Enjoys a fine meal Enjoys a meal Enjoys a restaurant Enjoys a spread Enjoys an elegant meal Enjoys the evening meal Entertains at a meal. Entertains in a way Eats at home Eating alcove Eating area Eating nook. Eating alcoves Eating areas Eating nooks Egg timer noise Egg-timer sound Elevator sound Edith Bunker to Archie Edith, to Archie Edith Bunker types, to Archie Electric bell? Enjoying a candlelit meal, say Epicurean avocation Emmy-winning Lannister portrayer Emmy-winning costar of Clarke and Turner Evening meal Evening repast "___ Eight," Kaufman-Ferber play. Evening appointment Evening engagement Evening hour made into a table trial Evening meals Eating surface Extinct reptile, informally Extinct elephantlike mammal Extinct animal Extinct reptile Extinct creatures Extinct reptiles Ear-splitters Earsplitting noises Ecclesiastical, in a way Ecclesiastical jurisdiction eparchy ELECTRICAL rectifier Electron tube type Electron tube with two elements Electronic device with two terminals Electronic gate Electronic rectifier Electronic tube Electronics component Electronics device Electronics piece Electronics tube Electronic component allowing current to flow one way electric rectifier element Calculator Electron tubes Electronic tubes Early Greek Cynic Eyeglass prescription measurement "Every woman is a princess" speaker Early Pierre Cardin employer Early Saint-Laurent employer Eminent French designer Elementary school project Elementary school shoebox project Expensive dresses El Creador EBONY tree Egg-shaped egg shaped Elegant dance floor move Embassy worker: Abbr. EDM producer in the band Major Lazer (his stage name is a prefix that means "double") EDUCATION certificate Evidence of education Embassy bigwig Envoy, e.g. Envoy's sheepskin? Employing euphemisms, say Enjoys fondue Embezzles Engine oil measurer E or W, e.g. E, but not A, I, O or U ENE or WSW ENE, e.g. ESE or NNW ESE or WNW ESE, e.g. ESE, for one Este or oeste: Abbr. Exec. __ (corporate leader) Executive: Abbr. exec. Agency By the of Edison lamps ran on it Emergency-related Extremely serious Extremely urgent Extremely worrisome Emulate Chloe Zhao Emulate Delbert Mann Emulate Elliott Nugent. Emulate Kazan Emulate Lumet Emulate Mike Nichols Emulate Otto Preminger Emulate Scorsese Emulate Spielberg Emulate Woody Allen Edison Electric Light Company's side, in a nineteenth-century "war" Edison's electrical preference Emulated Duvernay or Spielberg Emulated Spielberg Elia Kazan, for instance. Exact repetition of what was said Emulates Fellini Emulates George Lucas Emulates Joshua Logan. Emulates Lumet Emulates Spike Lee Engineers Even more calamitous Elegiac music Elegy Elegy awful, Gray initially admitted epicedium Embarrassing information excrement Extremely inexpensive Epithet for Harry Callahan Early version of "Whole Lotta Rosie" Embarrassing details Epithet never actually used by Cagney Epithet never actually used by Jimmy Cagney Example of polluted politics Engage in trash talk Exit into thin air evanescence Exam that's losing popularity in high schools? Earthquake, e.g. Earthquake, perhaps Emulates the Beatles Expel a lawyer Expel from a practice Expel from court Expel from law practice