Letter E
Egret, for example
Egret, for one
Everglades sight
Environmental activist who protects shorebirds?
Egrets' kin live there
Egrets and bitterns
Excessive idolatry
Expert on reptiles.
Ein Berliner, often
Essen address
Eardrums
EMBROIDERY stitch
Eligible bachelors in Berlin?
Embroidered identifier on a towel
Embroidered inscription
Embroidered letters on some towels
Embroidered pronoun on some towels
Embroidery on towels
End of a pronoun trio
"England hath long been mad, and scarr'd ___": Richmond in "King Richard III"
Excerpt, part 4
Eisenhower aide.
Eisenhower's Sec. of State.
English county town
ENGLISH home county
Eastern English county, for short
Exclamation after a proposal
ENERGIZER BUNNY ARRESTED...
Evening star.
ERYTHEIA, mother of
Early discount gas chain
Elizabeth of "Clarissa Explains It All"
Elizabeth of "clarrisa explains it all"
Energy company associated with toy trucks
Energy company in the Fortune 100
English pianist Dame Myra
English pianist who was made a dame
Entertainer Myra
Eder river city on the
Eldest sister of Zeus
"El Cid" actor Charlton
"El Cid" star, 1961
El Cid player
El Cid player, 1961
Epics star Charlton
Excited, usually with "up."
Eighth Hebrew letter
Eighth letter of the Hebrew alphabet
END: STEP UP
Extinct Argentinians
Excited about
Excited, in dialect
Excited: Slang.
Exclamations used by the Romans.
Emulated a lumberjack
English novelist Maurice
Endora's spell
Evil eye, e.g.
Every hole in a honeycomb, e.g.
El Al logo depiction
edition of the Old Testament
Evil charmer
Evil spell caster
Evil witch, at times
Evil eyes
Exclamation that might precede "you guys!"
ENGLISH dance figure, interweaving
Exclamation repeated in the Monkees' TV theme song
English popular novelist
Explorer of Polynesia and Easter Island
Expression of weariness.
Early Hendrix hit
"Ea-a-asy, buddy!"
English dramatist of seventeenth century.
"Ellen's Design Challenge" airer
Ex-V.P.'s monogram
Echo Dot-waking words
Estival's opposite
Emulate a bear
Emerald Isle, in verse
Eggsotic bloom
Elbow-bender's comment
Evidence of a little spasm
___ et ubique
___ et ubique (here and everywhere)
English inventor Benjamin
Eclipsed
Eluded "it"
Eluded the seeker
Ensconced
Enshrouded
Evaded capture, in a way
Evaded the Seeker Asylum
Evaded the seeker
Extra expenses in the fine print, and a hint to what you'll find in the circled letters
Expense that isn't immediately obvious
Entryways behind bookcases
Extra after a movie's credits, perhaps
Elude the seeker
Employ a smoke screen, perhaps
Enroll in a witness protection program, say
Evade the seeker
exterior Tough
Evil lair, say
Escapee's plea
Extremely ugly
Eludes the seeker
Export of Argentina.
Enjoying great popularity?
excessive sweating
ecclesiastical order
Exclamations of greeting.
Early record holder
equipment for the reproduction of sound with high fidelity
Elvis played on them
Elvis was on them
Erstwhile music players
Erstwhile sound systems
Ex-Premier of Japan.
EXALTED position or rank (pert. to)
Elated state
Electric fan setting
Elevation word
Exorbitant, as prices
Elevated or lofty
Everywhere, to a searcher
Eventual bonus?
Expensive, as a product line
___ education (college and beyond)
extending upward a great distance
Elevated level of existence
Exalted goals
Excellent audio reproduction quality
Exhilarated dancer in health routine?
Ethically superior position
Expression of resignation to circumstances
Elevated region
ELEVATED country
Existence portrayed in TV's "The Riches"
Edgy and easily upset
Elaborate Catholic ritual
elevated ideals or conduct
Elizabeth II's title of honor.
Ecstatic Peggy?
Emotional peak
Extremely efficient
*Ethical person's path
Ethical course
Ethical course of action
Euphoric feelings
Euphoric moments
Euphoric periods
Euphoric states
Euphoric states [8][7]
Euphoric states, slangily
Exchange extremes
Exchange figures
Exhilarating moments
Ex to a college freshman
Event with big prizes on the line
Expensive cuts?
Expensive sirloins?
Evade a tackler, maybe
Excitable musician?
Early evening meal in London
English meal.
Electrical conduit
Excessive road toll, in a way
Exorbitant charge
E-ZPass pays it
Erstwhile Ritz rival
Erstwhile Ritz-like Sunshine cracker
Exclamation in "The Farmer in the Dell"
Exclamation like a sigh.
Exclamation of fatigue.
Exclamation of weariness.
Erstwhile crackers
Exclamations used by the Seven Dwarfs.
Extreme symbol of modesty
Enjoy a nature trail
Enjoy a trail
Enjoy the Appalachian Trail
Enjoy the Pacific Crest Trail
Enjoy the Swope Trails, say
Escalation
Explore Yosemite, perhaps
Explore Yosemite, say
Enjoyed nature, in a way
Enjoyed the Appalachian Trail, say
Enjoyed the Appalachian trail
Explored a national park, perhaps
Engages in some outdoor recreation
Enjoys a trail
Enjoys the Kalalau Trail
"Eyes" of beans, peas, etc.: Bot.
"Eyes" of beans.
"Eyes" of beans: Bot.
"Eyes," as of beans: Bot.
Eyes-of-beans
extremely funny
Extreme amusement
Ezra Pound influenced her poetry
ELIAKIM, father of
EXCAVATION (ant.)
Elevation of a sort
Ending with Capitol or Faith
English comedian (1925-1992)
Everest climber
Early Jewish scholar
Early Jewish spiritual leader
Early Talmudic authority
Early Talmudic sage
Early Talmudic scholar
Elevated landscape encircling the Italian capital
Emmy-winning TV program
Emmy-winning series
"Excalibur" part
Excalibur had one
Excalibur's handle
Embassy Suites owner
"Eye" of a bean: Bot.
Eye of a bean.
eye of bean
Exclamation at a lineup
Everest, e.g.
Everest, for instance
Empty-headed Adonis
Ex-Nazi inquisitor.
End of epigram
Emphatic pronoun
Exploder of 1937
EUPHRATES River tributary
English-language South Asian newspaper, with "The"
Earl "Fatha" __
Earl (Fatha) ___ of music
Earl (Fatha) ___, jazz pianist
Earl, the jazz pianist and conductor
ELBOW joint, type of
Elbow, essentially
Entry hardware
Equine hybrid
Escape room nudge
Exclamation used in cheers.
Exuding coolness
either side of the body below the waist and above the thigh
either side of the body between the pelvis and the thigh
either of the bones that form the sides of the pelvis
Enthusiastic cheer
Eminem and Jay-Z
ENGLISH cordial
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