Letter E 33000–33250

End-of-semester form: Abbr. Estimate the price of "Exodus" costar Ed McBain's real first name Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated actress ___ Rachel Wood English : John :: Welsh : __ Eschmeyer of the NBA Ex-governor Mecham of Arizona or Bayh of Indiana Ex-senator Bayh EVANGELIC Elmer Gantry and others Ed McBain was his pseudonym Edith or Maurice of stage fame Editor Harold Eliot alter ego Eliot's real last name Eliot, George Real last name of English Shakespearean actor. "Eva is leaving" Eminent Argentine Escape into air. Enters a new phase Enlarging gradually Enlarging gradually, as a chimney. Enlarging gradually, as chimneys. Equivocal answer Excuse to get around something. Equivocations Evening before a big day Evening before Early apple-eater. Early apple-picker Early fig-leaf wearer Early nudist? Early pome fancier Early pome picker Early seducee Early victim of temptation Earth's first lady Eater of forbidden fruit Eden deportee Eden female Eden fruit eater Eden lady Eden mother Eden occupant Eden party Eden woman Eden's second resident Edenite female Either of two December dates Either of two in December Emerger from Adam's rib End of the day End of the year, e.g. Enos mother Enos' granny Enos's grandmother Ensler of "The Good Body" Ensler of "The Vagina Monologues" Ensler who created "The Vagina Monologues" Ensler who wrote ┬ôThe Vagina Monologues┬ö Entertainer Arden Eponymous UPN sitcom Everybody's grandmother Exam-cramming time Exciting night Exciting time, usually Expectant time Expert on raising Cain? Expulsion figure Event’s threshold Evening of expectation English diarist: Var. Entertainer who holds the Guinness World Record for broken bones Equal on both sides EQUAL in number Entering overtime Entering overtime, e.g. Equal in points Equal, on scoreboards Equalize Equally balanced Equally divided Equally likely to win Equally matched Exactly divisible by two expressly Equalized Equalizer Equalizers. Equalizing devices. Eliminating bias Enchanted time of song end of the day or early part of the night Equality; balance. End up as a wash End up equal E, on some scoreboards Exactly 72, maybe Exactly 72, perhaps Eighteen roulette pockets Equalizes Erroneous answer to "What are the odds?" EVENING service evening prayer Eclipse, e.g. Entry on a shared calendar Equestrian competitor Exactly 10 seconds, for the 100-yard dash Exactly 3 hours for a marathon, e.g. Equitable transaction Evite listings Every Olympic Games occurs in one Emphatic threat ender End for who, what, when or how End of many exaggerations Ending for "who" or "where" Ending for what or when Ending for when or where Ending with "for" or "what" Even a single time Even one time Exceedingly, with "so" Endlessly, in verse Earth's apex Earth's highest peak Engineer for whom a peak was named Edward ___ Hale Edward ___ Horton Extensive marshlands in southern Florida Endlessness. Emphatic, elided adjective Either "Bye Bye Love" brother Either "Bye Bye Love" singer Either "Cathy's Clown" singer Either "Wake Up Little Susie" singer Either brother in an old pop duo Either co-writer of the song "Cathy's Clown" Either singer of "Cathy's Clown" Either singer of "Wake Up Little Susie" "Eternally hopeful..." "Each and ___ one" "Each" companion EGBDF part Each and __ Each and __ (all) Each of all. Each partner Each possible Each's companion Each's parnter Each's partner Each, without exception Exceptionless Exempting none each one without exception Excuse maker's refrain "Elvis has left the building" Explanation of this puzzle's theme ... End of a wedding planner's promise ENGLISH drama, early Early morality play EACH person Exasperated response to piled-on feedback ... or a hint to the answers to the starred clues Each January, March, May, etc. End of a buyer's quip Electioneer's reminder Evenings, poetically Evenings, to Emerson Expectant times English town on the Avon. Eft: Var. "Eau" in a bottle Eau source EJECT from any position EJECT person from any position EXPEL person by legal process Eject from the premises Eject unceremoniously. Expel from a residence Expel from one's property Expel from property expel from one's property or force to move out by a legal process Ex-tenant Expelled tenant Elderly landlord, at times? Empties a house Expels, as a tenant Exhibit 'A,' e.g. Exhibit A, Exhibit B, etc. Exhibit A, etc. Exhibit A, maybe Exhibit, e.g. Exhibits in court, e.g. Exhibits, basically Exhibits, e.g. Exemplified Easily seen Easy to get evidentiary ELO "___ Woman" ELO's "___ Woman" Element in Stephen King novels Enemy of good Ethics class concept Excessively wicked ___ empire (what Reagan called the Soviet Union) ___ eye (glare said to bring bad luck) extremely wicked "Enter the Grave" U.K. band "Enter the Grave" U.K. metalers "Enter the Grave" U.K. thrash band "Enter the Grave" thrash band Even badder? "Eat thou not the bread of him that hath" this, according to Proverbs Enemy who's difficult to outsmart Escapees from Pandora's box Ethics class subjects Economics 101 topic? Easily-blamed alter ego Eco-friendly party announcement Event notification that saves a stamp Esports event with fighting games, familiarly Ex-Bolivian president Morales EVOLVE, tending to Eliot Feld ballet Exclamation of exhilaration. Elicit a response Elicit or make appear EVERSION evolutionism evolutionistic Exemplify Darwinism Exhibit Darwinism Experience personal growth Electronic ballot Each, to poets Extract forcibly Extracts forcibly express distaste "Emma" actor McGregor Electronics to recycle Eye's counterpart in a rebus puzzle Epsom and --, England Eared pitcher Eared vessel Easy-to-pour pitcher Extra-fancy pitcher Eared pitchers