Letter E 52750–53000

EGYPTIAN King, traditional first (fl. c. 3400 BC) Early Egyptian ruler, c. 3400 B.C. Egyptian king credited with founding the First Dynasty Egyptian king, 3400 B.C. Egyptian ruler, circa 3400 B.C. Edison lab site, __ Park Edison's __ Park *Edison lab site Edison town Edison's lab site Edison’s famed New Jersey invention hub Evangelical Protestant. EXCESSIVE flow of the menses excessive flow "___ et manus" (M.I.T.'s motto) Egghead group Elite intellectuals' society Epitome of brightness Exclusive club since 1946 Everybody respects him Early workplace for Truman Establishment that doesn't work in shifts Egyptian falcon-headed deity. End of puzzle? End to move? Ending for "depart" or "punish" Ending for appease or punish Ending for depart or advance Ending with base or case. Ending with divorce or engage Exam taker's dread Element of some meditation exercises Experts who prefer open-minded people? ESP Experience sharer experienced guide ESP, Ohio-style? "Evening out" memento "Evening out" souvenir. Eatery card Eatery easel display Eatery list Eatery's list Entrée list Excel element Entree or appetizer, e.g. Eatery stack Echoic animal sound. emergency vets sound effect Expeditiously, as a poet might put it Earth circle: Abbr. Eau holder Eau naturelle? Eau surrounding Martinique Eau zone? Expanse on une carte géographique Element of a coastal view, in Cannes Ecuadorean novelist Juan León ___ Element #80 Engaged in trade. E-Class auto English dealer in textiles. End of a French conversation, maybe Exercising compassion Erratic disposition Element from cinnabar. Eighth largest plus fifth largest planets Ex-speedster of the N.F.L. Early '60s group that included John Glenn Exclamation akin to "Whew!" Exclamation similar to "Whew!" Enfant bearer English adjective that becomes a French noun when an accent is added Exclusive of anything else Emulate Daimler and Chrysler Emulate Time and Warner Enter a busy freeway Enter a freeway Enter a highway Enter the Freeway access Enter the freeway Enter traffic Entrance-ramp sign Exit the entrance ramp Expressway entrance sign Entered traffic Enters a freeway Enters traffic Entrance ramp sign EGG white dessert Earn fair and square Earn through excellence Earn through good work Excellence, worth Excellence: Sp. English blackbird European black thrush European blackbird: Poet. "Excalibur" role Enchanter usually depicted with a long white beard {/Ernest and Julio Gallo product/} Ethel ___, née Zimmerman Ethel of "Gypsy" Ethel of Broadway Ethel of stage Ethel who sang "There's No Business Like Show Business" ETHIOPIAN kingdom Ex ___ (of one's own accord) Election victory celebration? Exciting dance? Ethel of "I Love Lucy" Ethel on "I Love Lucy" Ethel or Fred Emcee Griffin. Entrepreneur Griffin Erstwhile talk-show host Ex-host Griffin Egoist's words Enero is one Enero o febrero, por ejemplo Enero or febrero Enero or febrero, e.g. Enero or julio Enero or mayo Enero, e.g. Enero, for one Enero, para uno Enero, por ejemplo Engr. degrees _Enero o mayo_ Elevated flat land Elevated flattop Elevated land Elevated land formation Elevated landform Elevated plain Elevated plane Elevated vantage point for Wile E. Coyote Elevation in Arizona Elevation with steep cliffs Enchanted ___, New Mexico. Enchanted ___, near Acoma, N. M. Eroded plateau, perhaps Erosion formation Elevated area with steep sides and a flat top Elevated areas Elevations ___ et messieurs Enero y febrero enero y febrero, o febrero y marzo. o enero y marzo, i guess. etc. Engage as gear teeth, Engage gears Engage nicely Engage, as gears Engage, as gearwheel teeth Evening porte-monnaies. Engaged, as gears Engages, as gear teeth Engages, as gears Engaging, as gears. "Excuse ___" ("Beg your pardon, mister") Eponymous German hypnotist Eponymous doctor who studied hypnosis Eponymous hypnosis pioneer Eponymous hypnotist EMBRYO, middle layer of Embryonic germ layer Elementary atomic particle Eta particle, e.g. elementary unstable particle Electronic particles Era in which dinosaurs became extinct Era of the dinosaurs Era when dinosaurs were dominant Era with a big extinction Eating place of a kind. Ensign's meal Err, with "up" Event in a hall Evidence of disorderly conduct? Extreme clutter Extreme disarray Extreme disorder Email content Email, e.g. Euphemism for a commercial. E mail communicator E-mail, essentially E-mails Elbert Hubbard work, with "A" Erred, with "up" Entry in a genetic terms glossary Eating places for soldiers. Eating places of a sort. Eating pal Embarrassing, as a situation Entirely untidy Extremely unpleasant Effortless-looking updo Erstwhile D.C. hostess Ethel Merman's prototype. Encountered unexpectedly Early '60s Polo Grounds denizen Ed Kranepool was one Edwyn Collins "Never ___ a girl like you before" Encountered for the first time Exchanged handshakes Expansion player of '62 Experienced coincidence, in a way Encountered, as with an old friend ENERGY the body can use or store, transformation of substances into ESSENTIAL quality Eg, iron or copper Einsteinium, for one Element often solid, a good conductor of heat and electricity Element on the left side of the periodic table Elemental substance Erbium or cobalt Eschewer of paper money Exhibiting hard characteristics "Enter Sandman" band Expert in smelting, refining, etc. Electropositive elements Elemental category Elements like iron, gold, and silver Elements with names ending in -ium, typically expressing one thing in terms normally denoting another element of HTML code used by search engines to index pages Earth threat in some sci-fi films Earth threatener Exotic rock Elements of certain showers Event with falling stars Event with shooting stars Electrical reading device Electrical usage monitor Electrical usage tracker Electricity usage tracker European yard European's "yard" Every taxi has one. European yards Event that's the setting for the heist in "Ocean's 8" evangelistic religious movement End of joke Example or attribute of something used to represent the whole, as "sword" for "military power" Empowerment hashtag Epigone Ethiopian church title. European spelling for a measure of length