Letter E 41500–41750

Enlightenment philosopher who wrote a best-selling history of England Energetic one: Slang. English spelling of the American-English word humor Egg-shaped nursery rhyme character who took a great fall Emulates a bumble bee Early Asian Early Mongolian. Early marauder Enemy in "Mulan" Enemy of World War I. Enemy soldier in "Mulan" Ephthalite Expensive line of nonsense someone throws you? Extremely long punctuation mark? English-French conflict beginning 1337 English-French marathon Event lasting from 1337 to 1453 Europeans under Communist control. European auto club device? EDGE of appetite Empty feeling? Eager for food Eagerly desirous Ended a phone talk Example of beefcake Eye-opener at the gym Early German soldiers. Early invaders of Europe Ephthalites EMIT waves Easter egg event Easter fun Easter party event Easter-egg event Emulate a jaeger Event for a foxhound Event for hounds Event in a forest Event in a forest, sometimes Event on an estate Event with Easter eggs Event with foxhounds E. Howard and Gregory? Early omnivore Elmer Fudd's favorite color? Easter events Easter-egg activities Emulates Orion Endeavors to find. Events with baying hounds EPIMEDIUM sagittatum Edwin Moses is one Emulate Bob Lemon. Emulate Harry (The Cat) Brecheen Emulate Jake Arrieta Emulate Roger Clemens Emulate Ryan Emulate a pitcher Emulated Robin Roberts. Early form of football Emulates Valenzuela Expresses discomfort à la "Wayne's World" Erie neighbor Erie's feeder Erie's neighbor Exclamation of celebration or cheer EXCLAMATION of joy Exclamations of victory. Exonerated boxer who is the subject of a Bob Dylan song EAGERNESS for thing EAGERNESS to get thing done quickly Expediate Early 20th-century author Fannie Early 20th-century novelist Fannie Editor's message to the author of "Their Eyes Were Watching God" when the printing press broke down? Elephant Man actor John Emotionally injured "Everybody ___" (REM hit) "Everybody ___" (REM) Elicits an "Ouch!" Experiences pain ECONOMY drive Expressive silence Ear cover Ear flap Ear flaps. Eskimo dogs. Ear coverings Ear covers Ear protectors Eskimo dog Eskimo's best friend Elaborately uniformed cavalryman ENGLISH assembly (med.) ELECTION proceedings Election platform Engage in a busy or aggressive pursuit Emulate Paul Newman's Eddie Felson Emulate Pete Rose Energetic action. Energetic action: Colloq. ELP "The ___ of Baba Yaga" Extremely humble dwellings Extremely modest homes Ethnic group in Rwanda Ethnic group of Burundi Ethnic group of Rwanda and Burundi "Eyeless in Gaza" novelist, 1936 English biologist and a leading exponent of Darwin's theory of evolution English biologist, Director General of UNESCO. English novelist's brass? Exultant shout, British style. Experts in indoor climate control systems Eighteen-wheeler's rte. Excessive charge? English bluebell Eco-friendly automobile type Eco-friendly car Eco-friendly cars ECHINOCOCCUS granulosus ENGLISH area measure ENGLISH park Eire president, 1938–45 Eire's first President. Evil alter ego Evil alter ego of fiction Evil lit Mr. Eire's first family: 1938–45 Enemy organization in Marvel Comics Evil organization in the Marvel universe enzyme that removes water Eco-friendly power source, informally Electric introduction? Electric start? Electric starter? Electricity source, for short Element #1 Element in water Element number 1 Element of vast power. Element potentially destructive. Element with atomic number one element water "Element #1 Gives Atrocious Performance on Broadway!" exponent of treating disease using large quantities of water Either of Harley Quinn's pets, e.g. Evil animal in "The Lion King" Evil hench-animal in "The Lion King" Extremely nasty dog-like creature electronic component the resistance of which varies with humidity English writer, creator of Captain Kettle. EXCITED atmosphere Eaggerated publicity Exaggerated claims Exaggerated fanfare Excessive plug? Excessive promotion Excessive publicity Excited attention Extravagant buildup Extravagant promotion Extreme PR Extreme promo Excessive: Prefix. Excessively: Prefix Excited to the max Experiencing a sugar high, say EXCESSIVELY acute feeling in any part EXCESSIVE sensibility to pain EXTREME weakness Exagerated claims Exaggeration for effect embroidering Extravagant exaggerations enlarged beyond truth or reasonableness EXTREME north of the earth, inhabitant of the EXTRA syllable after last complete dipody (of verse) excessive blood in an organ or part Economic woe EOS, father of extreme mobility EXCESSIVE eating Exaggerated in comparison to reality EXCESS of the speed of sound EXTREME tension ELEVATED body temperature exceptionally high fever especially when induced artificially for therapeutic purposes excessive (muscle) tone excessively enlarged as a result of increased size in the constituent cells excessive development excessive growth of a part Experience a lack of oxygen, perhaps extreme viscosity Exaggerated advertisings Excessively promotes EYE, haemorrhage/hemorrhage into anterior chamber of E-mail connection? Effective pain treatment for some Entrancing instrument EMT's needle either of two regions of the upper part of the abdomen ENDEARING terms, tending to use EUPHEMISTIC terms, tending to use EMBRYO below cotyledon(s), part of (bot.) EXISTING underground ELECTROLYTE imbalance Excites interest essential nature or underlying reality Element of the Pythagorean theorem ELEPHANT relative Elephant's tiny kin European mint European mints Emotional behaviour of a wild, neurotic kind Excessive emotion Extreme emotional outburst Elantra automaker Entourage, e.g. Engine in an Accent or a Sonata? Executive who developed the Mustang and the Pinto EMILIA, slayer of Emilia Husband of Emilia's conniving husband Emilia's husband Emilia's husband at the Globe Emilia's husband in "Othello" Emilia's scheming husband Emilia's slayer in "Othello" Emilia's spouse. Enemy of Cassio. Enemy of the Moor Ensign in a Verdi opera Ensign of iniquity Envious "Othello" character Envious Shakespeare character Envious ensign Evil "Aladdin" bird Evil ensign Exemplar of tragic treachery ensign Shakespearean actor Edmund Editor's add-on End for potent or different Ending for adverb Ending for dictator Ending for proverb Ending for senator or editor Ending with "confident" Ending with adverb or proverb Ending with professor or tutor Egyptian heaven: Var.