Letter E 48000–48250

Eric Clapton classic whose main riff was written by Duane Allman Eric Clapton girl who's "got me on my knees" Eric Clapton hit Eric Clapton hit that's over seven minutes long Eric Clapton hit with a never-ending chorus Eric Clapton hit with a seemingly endless chorus Eric Clapton love song Eric Clapton song Eric Clapton song with the lyric "Got me on my knees" Eric Clapton tune Eric Clapton classic inspired by unrequited love Ex-quarterback Bobby Extended period of inactivity Enjoyed, as a beach blanket Expose to blame Expose, as to criticism Exposed to view Explain, as ground rules Emulates hens Exaggerates: Colloq. Emulates Macduff Easy HORSE shot Easy basketball score Easy basketball shot Easy court shot Easy score for Kobe Easy score, in basketball Easy shot Easy shot for LeBron James Easy shot on the court Easy two for Kobe Easy two points Easy basketball shots Easy baskets Easy buckets Easy hoops shots Easy shots Easy two-pointers Engage in idleness Enjoy a Saturday morning Enjoy a chaise longue, say Enjoy a staycation Enjoyed a hammock Enjoyed the hammock Emulates a contented cat Emulates a couch potato Enjoys the hammock Enjoying downtime Ergophobic End of this puzzle's theme Epithet for an annoying roommate Eighth president before BHO Eighth prez before BHO "Every man has a right to a Saturday night bath" speaker, for short Elec. readout Entertainment center at many a sports bar Entertainment system item Entertainment providers at a sports bar Exec, e.g. "Endowment ceremony" sect, for short Elsie's milieu English analog to a llano English river into the Thames. Ewe'll be there? Ewe's hangout Ewes are there Expanse you likely won't find in a city Expansive grassy area Expo pitcher Emcee Robin ___ Extract by filtering. Extract by percolation Extract through filtering Extract through percolation Extract with liquid Extract, as lye from ashes Element #82 Element between thallium and bismuth on the periodic table Element removed from gasoline Element that should really come first on the periodic table, if you think about it Element whose symbol comes from the Latin word "plumbum" Element whose symbol is Pb Element with the symbol Pb Emulate Moses Essential for an investigator Extraction from galena ore Element that was once in gasoline Exist miserably, specifically? Emulate Jekyll/Hyde Editorial article. Emulator's need Editorials. Executive quality Escort from the door Escort through a door Escort through the door Escorting from outside Emcee's speeches Emcees' responsibilities Eric Clapton's "___ On" Encourage to continue. Erin Brockovich, in "Erin Brockovich" EEG or EKG parts Escorts to the exit Evening news starter Efficient manufacturing reduces it Epitome of heaviness Eco-friendly Nissan model Edible part of spinach Elaine May's "A New ___" Electric Nissan model Electric auto from Nissan Electric car from Nissan Emblem on Canada's flag Electric autos from Nissan Eat healthy green ... Emmy winner Remini English soccer player Williamson Esau in-law Edward Snowden disclosure Emulate Edward Snowden, in a way Escape accidentally. Escape gradually Escape hole Escape route of a kind Escaping fluid Escape of a sort Escape of fluid Escape of information Escape, as through a crack Escaped, as liquid Escape, as news Escapes gradually Exuding water. Economical, as prose Economical, as writing Economically run Ectomorphic Edible for Jack Sprat Emulate Pisa's tower Emulate a certain tower in Pisa English movie producer David Exert pressure Exert pressure (on) Eye of round steak, e.g. Eye of round, e.g. Eye of round, etc. Exerted pressure End of the construct-ive criticism Emu, e.g., to a chef Express dependency Emulated Pisa's tower Emulates Pisa's tower Emulates a famous structure Emulates the Pisa tower Exerts pressure Embraces fully Extension of a building. ENTRECHAT Emulate Bob Beamon Emulate a hurdler Emulate a kangaroo rat Emulate a leopard Entrechat or jeté Entrechat, e.g. Entrechat, in ballet. Error in logic Event celebrated in this puzzle, and an example of how the theme works Every fourth "year" Express joy, in a way Eagerly go for Executers of saltations. Emulatin' Annie's lizards Enter with enthusiasm Enter full force Enter full-force Emulates a tree frog Emulates lords in a song Emulates the lords in a Christmas song Entrechats Entrechats, in ballet. Evel Knievel stunts Eagerly embraces Eagerly embraces, as an opportunity Enthusiastically accepts Eagerly tackles Emerges suddenly Eagerly accepted, with "at" Executed a Lutz Expressed uncontained joy Exulted, in a way Eagerly accepted Eagerly accepted, as an opportunity Eagerly seized Eagerly took advantage of, as an opportunity Enthusiastically embraced "Every inch a king." EXECUTIVE jet Edward ___, poet who wrote "The Owl and the Pussy-cat" Edward known for limericks Edward or Evelyn Edward or Norman Edward who popularized the limerick Edward who wrote "A Book of Nonsense" Edward who wrote "The Owl and the Pussycat" Edward who wrote humorous verse Emmy-winning role for Olivier English humorist Edward ___ English humorist. English humorist: 1812–88 English limerick poet Exec's aircraft Executive airport lander Executive's aircraft Eschew ignorance End of puzzler's wish End of the reason Educational tool Experiencing hardship as a form of growth Early luxury aircraft Edward and Norman Edible meadows Ewes' milieus Expanses for gamboling Expansive pastures Expense for many strip mall shop owners engage for service under a term of contract Extreme amount Especially not English water trench. Elbow patch material Ensign's vacation Exit the premises Extended absence Exit on a high note "Enough on this subject" Extended maternity time, e.g. Exclude, as from a list Entrusts (to). Extenders for some tables Escapes, in a way Exiting a Nevada city in 1995? Exiting a Nevada city? Eastern Med. country Early upscale Chrysler Elbow space à la Hitler. Expansionist's slogan Extra space deemed necessary Erstwhile Renault Edgar Award winner in '65