Letter E
Element in hemoglobin
Element in meteorites
Element in most meteorites
Element in raisins
Element in steel
Element name that can also be a verb
Element number 26
Element number twenty-six on the periodic table
Element that also names a household appliance
Element that makes blood red
Element transported in hemoglobin
Element whose symbol is Fe
Element with the symbol "Fe"
Element, its atomic number 26.
Eliminate wrinkles
Essential nutrient
Essential mineral often found in spinach
Element with the symbol Fe
Early developmental period
Early era
Early historical era
Early metalworking period
Early metalworking period, perhaps
Early period
Early period in human history
Early tool-making time
Epoch that ended 100 A.D.
Era after Bronze
Era in Europe: 1000 B.C.-A.D. 100
Era in man's rise.
Era in which alphabetic writing became widespread
Era of the poet Hesiod.
Era when heavy metal was especially popular?
European period starting circa 1000 B.C.
Essence of orris root.
Eliminated (with "out").
Eliminated creases
"Element #26 Starting Divorce Proceedings!"
Entry to a castle, maybe
Entry to a secret garden, maybe
Estate barrier
Estate barrier, perhaps
Estate security feature
Elemental choo choo?
Elemental choo-choo?
Engine, old-style
Engineer's charge
Evoking O. Henry
Expressing a dramatic reversal
Expressing the opposite of what is meant
Exhibiting a wry mockery
Expressing the opposite of what's actually said
Exhibiting fierce determination
exhibiting strength or hardness like that of iron
Epithet given Lou Gehrig
Event that requires swimming, biking and running
Exceptional athlete
Extreme racing event
Endurance experts
Excavation site for a steelmaker
Easy to attach, as a patch
Easy-to-attach patch
Edmund Fitzgerald cargo
Emergency allotments
English Civil War soldiers
Epithet for Cromwell.
"Elijah, press your clothes!"
Employment agency layoff, e.g.
ERIE people
Expose to UV waves, say
Expose to radiation
Exposed to ultraviolet light, say
Extreme way for things to break
ERETHISM
Easily annoyed
Enters forcibly
E-File destination
E-file agcy.
E-file agency
E-file org.
E-file receiver
E-file recipient
E-file recipient, in brief
E-filer's destination
E-filing org.
E-filing receiver, briefly
E-filing recipient
Early label for R.E.M.
Egger's bur.
Employer of John Carpenter, the first million-dollar winner on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"
Employer of many CPAs
Employer of many auditors: Abbr.
Employer of some National Treasury Employees Union members
Enforcer of US tax law
Enforcer of some ACA provisions
Est. tax recipient
Est.-tax recipient
Estimated tax org.
Estimated-tax payee
Evaders' enemy
Examination conducted by an Islamic financial oversight body
Egomaniac's thought
Exclamation after a personal victory
Ernie in NASCAR's 1998 50 Greatest Drivers list
"Empire Strikes Back" director Kershner
Essayist Washington
Eighth man to walk on the moon
___ Edman, writer and educator.
"Every Day ___ Holiday" (Katy Perry song)
"Every day ___ new day"
Eurythmics song "Love ___ Stranger"
"Ex Machina" actor Oscar
ESAU, father of
Early father of twins
English theologian Watts
Epistle to the Hebrews VIP
Esau and Jacob's father
Esau father
Esau's dad
Esau's father
Esau's pop
Esau's twin
"Elon Musk" biographer Walter
Eponym of a Carnegie Hall auditorium
"East Lynne" heroine
"Eva Luna" author Allende
Emmy-winning Sanford
Eva's successor as Mrs. Peron
Evita's successor
Eldest daughter in "Encanto"
EDWARD III, mother of
Early psychoanalyst Coriat
Early shrink Coriat
Early screenwriter Bernstein
Equiangular figure: Rare.
End of a Neil Diamond song title
Empathetic denial
Exasperated parent's reiterated refusal
"Enough! Didn't you hear me?!"
Emphatic phrase indicating no regrets about one’s comments
"Every woman ___ heart a rake": Pope
"___ engaged in guessing . . . ": Poe
" . . . ere ___ Elba"
"__ Esau": kids' rhyme book
Eyewitness' phrase
Eyewitness's phrase
Eyewitness's words
Everyone liked my ghost boyfriend, but . . .
Exclamation from someone making a point
Elvis' Charles cover "What'd ___"
Englishman's expression
Englishman's outburst
Englishman's outrage
Englishman's surprised expression.
Englishman's two words of surprise.
Essex exclamation
Exclamation of surprise, in Britain
Exclamation that might be followed by "...old chap"
Exclamatory phrase.
Exeter exclamation
Exmoor exclamation
exclamation British architect
"Every little thing gon' be alright, 'cause ___" (Chloe x Halle lyric)
"Explanation" following "Because"
"Explanation" that may follow "because"
End of a parent's non-explanation
End of a parental veto
Expression of authority or insistence
Enjoys widespread success
Expectant mom's words
"Expert" ending
End for a British verb
End for vapour or colour
Ending for "expert"
Ending for glamour or vapour
Ending for treat or expert
Ending with advert
Ending with expert
Ending with plural, in Plymouth
Ending with real in London
English verb ending
Expert conclusion?
Expert finish
Expert finisher
Expert follower
Expert's conclusion
Expert's tip?
Exhibits an accommodating nature
"East ___ West."
Endorsement of an advancement?
Elucidation response
Encouraging words from a student
Enlightened one's words
Enlightened response
Enlightenment acknowledgement
Epiphanic shout
Equivalent to nodding, perhaps
Exclamation after an explanation
Explanation follower
Explication follower
Expression of understanding
"Et tu, buddy?"
"Everything makes sense now!"
"Everything looks fine to me"
Elbe tributary in Czechoslovakia
Enjoys as a hobby
Endof quote
"Eh, give or take"
"Eh, kinda"
"Eh, more or less"
"Eh, sorta"
-esque
-esque relative
Ending akin to -esque
Ending akin to -like
Ending for "Black," "Mixed," and "Grown," in sitcom names
Ending added to signal vagueness
Ending for Brit
Ending for Brit or fever
Ending for Kurd
Ending for Turk or Finn
Ending for amateur
Ending for baby, girl, wasp et al.
Ending for boor or book
Ending for boy or girl
Ending for bull or bear
Ending for devil or fiend
Ending for elf
Ending for fool
Ending for self or sheep
Ending for something in the ballpark
Ending meaning "not exactly"
Ending meaning "sort of"
Ending with Black or brack
Ending with baby or girl
Ending with bald, baby, and boy
Ending with bear or bull
Ending with book or boor
Ending with boy or girl
Ending with brack or Black
Ending with dolt or colt
Ending with fool or ghoul
Ending with freak or fool
Ending with oaf
Estimate qualifier
Estimator's suffix
Exit: Scots Law
Ending indicating approximation
Ego does some tailing?
Exits, in Scottish law
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