Letter E
Essay writer's class: Abbr.
Essex loc.
Esther who directed Hollywood's first Cantonese-language films
Etcher: Abbr.
EMBARK in
Employ, hire
Enter into conflict
Enter into conflict with.
embark on military action
employment for performers or performing groups that lasts for a limited period of time
Employee hirer, e.g.
Entangles.
"Excuse my gear," said the truck driver ___
Epeeist's phrase
Epeeist's term.
Epéeist's phrase.
Early socialist
Editor of two "Das Kapital" volumes
Equipped with a motor
ENGINE design, construction and operation
Energy converters
engirdle
engird
Encompasses.
Encircles, old style
EAST Anglia region (UK)
ELIZABETH of York, kingdom of
ETHELRED, kingdom of
Elizabeth's home
Ethelred I's domain
Ethelwulf's domain
Economics Nobelist Robert
Economist Robert
EUROPEAN language, most spoken
European language
Emma Watson's major at Brown
Essential ingredients in eggs Benedict
European flower
*Epithet for a fair British maiden
Epithet for Princess Diana
Epithet for a British beauty with fair skin
ENGLISH descent, people in Ireland of
Eats to excess
Elec. or mech. expert
Employee on a RR
Endue with charm.
Endue with elegance.
Endued with elegance
Etch deeply
Etch, as a plaque
Emulated Dürer and Duvet
Etched deeply
Etched into metal
Etcher
Emulates Timothy Cole.
Etches
Etched art
Etched plates
Endow with a nimbus
Endue with an aura
Enhance in six letters
Early 30-ton computer
Early computer that weighed 30 tons
Early computer-age acronym
Early computing acronym
Early digital computer
Early mainframe name
early type of computer built in the 1940s
Eat supper backward?
Emma Myers' "Wednesday" character
Emma Myers' role in "Wednesday"
English author Blyton
English children's author Blyton
English novelist Bagnold
"Erec et ___," Chrétien de Troyes tale
"Erec et ___."
English children's author Blyton and others
Elgar's "___ Variations"
Encryption machine of yore
Elgar work with an as yet unsolved musical theme
Exile like Napoleon
Exile à la Napoleon
Exile, perhaps
Exiles, perhaps
Enforce with authority
Eat a piece of chocolate with a paramour?
Engrossed in fun
Elizabeth __ (Edie Adams' real name)
ECCLESIASTICAL medallion
Easier to make out, briefly
Enlist (abbr.)
Expand: Abbr.
ENCIRCLE with cord
Enfolded.
Entwined.
Entwiners
Elaborate, with "upon"
Embiggen
Expanded in scope
Expanding auto company?
Enwreathe: Poet.
edified
epistemology
ENGAGE for military service
ENGAGE in military service
ENROL for military service
Enter in.
Enter into some cause.
engage somebody to enter the army
epigraphy
Enrolls for service.
Enters the military
Enters the service
Eschews the draft?
Ensnarl
Entanglers.
Entangles, as in a net
ENNA capital (It.)
Elevated Sicilian city
-ess alternative
-ess kin
-ess relative
Eleven: Prefix.
Ending akin to -trix and -ette
Ending like -trix
Ending specifying gender
Equivalent of -trix
Edward at the helm of British Vogue
Elevate in dignity
Elevate in rank
Elevate indignity
Elevate to dignity
Elevate to royalty
Elevated to dignity
Elevated to the peerage.
Elevates in rank
Elevating in rank
Emotion of indifference
Emptiness of spirit.
Endless boredom
Existential boredom
Existential fatigue
Extreme boredom
ennuye
"Emerald and Stone" composer Brian
"Everything That Happens Will Happen Today" musician
Early bandmate of Ferry in Roxy Music
Eclectic musician Brian
Electronic music pioneer
Electronic music pioneer Brian
Electronic music producer Brian
Electronic musician Brian
Electronic musician who produced the Coldplay albums "Viva la Vida" and "Mylo Xyloto"
Electronic-music pioneer Brian
Electronica pioneer Brian
Electronica producer Brian
Em chasers
Em followers
Em's two followers
Ending with Angel
Engineer Brian who published "Oblique Strategies" cards
English rock composer
English rocker Brian
Englishman with seven Grammys
Entry that crossword constructors would probably just clue as [Rejection online] if it weren't the name of a famous person
Experimental music documentary of 2024
Experimental musician Brian
Eldest son of Cain
Eve's grandson
Edible mushroom of Japan
Expensive mushroom
Extremely large, old-style
Egregiousness
extraordinarily large in size or extent or amount or power or degree
Early 80's TV police comedy
Early Genesis man
Early grandson
Early name in 1 Chronicles
Early simian in space
Early space chimp
Early space traveler.
Earth-orbiting chimp
Emmy- and Tony-nominated actress Mireille
Enoch's cousin
Enoch's great-great-grandfather
Eve was his granny
Eve's grandchild
Eve's grandson who lived 905 years
Eve's son's son
Ex-Card Slaughter
Ex-Cardinal Slaughter
Early space-traveling primate
Early astronaut simian
Earliest astronaut with a tail
"Eight is _____" (classic TV show)
Exclamation of the impatient
enow
End of the grook
Exasperated remark
Enough (OE)
Enough (arch.)
Enough (archaic)
Enough (poet.)
Enough for Tennyson
Enough to Chaucer
Enough to the Venerable Bede
Enough, in poesy
Enough, of old.
Enough, old style
Enough, poetically
Enough, to FitzGerald
Enough, to a poet.
Enough: Arabic.
Enough: Dial.
Enough: Poetic.
enough poetic words
Embark for flight.
Elevated ballet position
Evoke a fit from
Excessively angered.
Engaged, and then some
"English Teacher" actor Colantoni
Enter a frosh
Enter in the records
Entry on a registrar's list
Enrolment
Enlists
ENROLLMENT
Embattled company
Embattled energy company
Embattled power broker
Energy company bankrupted by scandal
Energy company done in by fraud
Energy company in 2001 headlines
Energy company in a 2001 scandal
Energy company known for, well, everything but providing energy
Energy company that collapsed in 2001
Energy company that ended after a 2001 scandal
Energy company that filed for bankruptcy in 2001
Energy company that went bankrupt in 2001
Energy company whose bankrupcy took down the Arthur Andersen accounting firm
Energy firm in 2001 headlines
Energy giant synonymous with corporate scandal
Energy giant that fell into ignominy in 2002
Energy giant that filed for bankruptcy in 2001
Energy giant that went bankrupt in 2001
Epitome of corporate corruption
Erstwhile energy giant
Eviscerator of pensions around 2001
Exemplar of corporate malfeasance
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