Letter E 40000–40250

Emergency call Extend a hand to after a fall, say Employer's posting Edge of a garment, perhaps EXCLAMATION calling for attention Edge for a tailor Edge of a dress Edge of a garment Edge of a gown Edge of a jumper, e.g. Edge of a pants leg Edge of a piece of cloth Edge of a shift Edge of a shirt Edge of a shirt sleeve Edge of a skirt Edge of a skort Edge of a sleeve Edge of an ao dai Edge of fashion Edge reinforcement Encircle, with "in" Enclose, with "in" End of a shift End of the A-line? Envelop, with "in" Erratic line in the fashion world Express doubt ELIATHAH, father of Epitome of machismo Epitome of virility Exemplar of virility Engine option Engine type that's a trademarked name by Chrysler Engine type, informally Engine with a dome-shaped combustion chamber Engine with dome-shaped combustion chambers Ernest who wrote "A Farewell to Arms" Edge in fashion Ever-rising item. Edged with stitching East Indian export. Eco-chic clothing option Environmentally friendly crop Edges for jumpers Edges, to sewers Encloses, with "in" Embroidery basic EGYPTIAN liquid measure Egg Manufacturer Egg bearer Egg coddler? Egg donor? Egg dropper Egg farm "employee" Egg farm resident Egg farm worker Egg laying chicken Egg producer ... and product Egg provider Egg supplier Egg tender Egg warmer Egg-layer Egg-laying barnyard bird Egg-laying bird Egg-laying chicken Eggs preparer? Eggs-tender? Every day layer? Ex-egg, perhaps Egg-laying farm animal EUROPEAN drug, poisonous EUROPEAN plant, poisonous Eggs, in diner slang European plant with small dark red flowers Equivalent of "-->" English actor Ian ___ of "Get Carter" Early invaders of England Exploding fowl? Egg depository Egg sources Egg supplier for the Pope? Eagles co-founder Don English race place since 1839 English regatta town EGYPTIAN privet Eastern dye Egyptian dye Eid al-Adha dye Eid al-Fitr dye Emulated Lucy Explorer of the Upper Mississippi. Emulates Xantippe. ELECTRIC unit of inductance Edsel Ford's dad Edsel's father Eliza's mentor Elizabeth I's dad Elizabeth I's father English chemist who studied the quantities of gas absorbed by water at different temperatures and under different pressures (1775-1836) Entertainer Buck Esmond or VIII Explorer ___ Hudson Explorer who searched for a Northwest Passage and has a New York river named after him English king crowned in 1100 English king crowned in 1100, who also ruled Normandy English king said to have died from eating a "surfeit of lampreys" English king who was a son of William the Conqueror English king who was the youngest son of William the Conqueror English successor to King Stephen. Edward Hyde's literary counterpart Educator who once famously compared the lyrics of 2 Live Crew to Shakespeare's [sic] "O my luve's like a red, red rose" Eight English kings English king married six times English liquor holder? English king who won at Agincourt Eton College founder Eton's founder Egg-laying farmyard birds Egg farm animals Egg farm birds Egg farm denizens Egg farm flock Egg farm mothers Egg farm residents Egg farm's layers Egg layers Egg layers in coops Egg makers Egg preparers Egg producers Egg producers in coops Egg providers Egg sitters Egg warmers Egg-laying birds Egg-laying chickens Egg-laying farm birds Elderly relatives of pullets. European trio in a Christmas song Excitable ones Egg-layers found in a coop Entertainer Jim English writer for boys. Enclosed area for chickens Exclamation used in drilling soldiers. EGOT-winning actress Audrey ERECHTHEUS, father of Elton John/George Michael "Wrap ___ Up" Every other hurricane Every other storm Every other tropical storm Executrix, objectively ___ Excellency ___ Excellency (title for an ambassador) Echo punisher Echo's punisher Eldest daughter of Cronus Enemy of Paris Emulated the town crier emblem indicating the right of a person to bear arms Erstwhile N.Y.C. newspaper Echinacea, e.g. Eg, sage Element in traditional medicine Epazote, e.g. Echinacea or St. John's wort Echinacea or elderberry, for a cold, e.g. English writer who applied Darwinian principles to philosophy Exterminated Disney film? Epic exertion EURYTUS, slayer of EASTERN hemisphere episode of mountain formation (pert. to the) EPISODE of mountain formation (pert. to) Early Peter Frampton band, with "The" Elephantine group Emulate a sheepdog Elephant groups Epitaph beginning Epitaph opener Epitaph opener, perhaps Epitaph start Epitaph starter Exclamation used to call attention. Early riser's favorite Beatles song? Excited Baltimore newspaper subscriber's morning cry? ENGLISH beef cattle breed ENGLISH cider manufacturing center/centre "Enclosed __ please find ..." Enclosed with this envelope "Et voilà!" Elsewhere in this contract Ed McMahon intro opener Eddie Vedder "___ to the State" Eve 6 "___ to the Night" Ed McMahon intro words Ecclesiastical crime Ecumenical council concern Excommunication provocation Enemy of orthodoxy. Excommunication candidate [Eyeroll] Enclosed in this Enclosed, in legal-speak Enclosed, in legalese English feudal tribute Ethnic background estate and effects Ed who was the longtime voice of Kraft Foods Edwards who said "HELLO? You PLAY to WIN the GAME!" EROS, father of EVANDER, father of Expensive scarf maker Emma Watson's role in the Harry Potter films Extreme introvert Everything a recluse owns? Explorer De Soto "Elvis was a ___ to most, but he never meant shit to me you see": Public Enemy Edible sub Edible submarine Eggplant parm order El Cid, e.g. El Cid, to Spaniards El Cid, to the Spaniards Elongated lunch Elongated sandwich Epic figure Exceptionally brave person Early Judean king Early Palestinian dynasty. Early king of Judea Edible submarines Epic protagonists Exalted ones Earning a Purple Heart, say Extraordinarily bold Errol Flynn doings Extravagant behavior Extravagant words or actions. extravagant behaviour Emma or Evangeline Emma or Jane Eyre Emma, for one Evangeline or Anna Karenina, e.g. Egret cousin Egret's cousin Egret's family Egret's kin Egret, e.g.