Letter E 53250–53500

Economist John Stuart Economist and puppeteer Edna St. Vincent Edna's edibles Eon parts "Enola Holmes" star ___ Bobby Brown Event of May 14, 2000 English novelist and playwright. English writer and dramatist. English writer of stories for children ENGLISH gentleman English term of address. Economics Nobelist Friedman, familiarly Economics Nobelist Friedman Economist Friedman Emulate Marceau Entertain quietly? Entertainer like Marceau Entertainer often dressed in a striped shirt Entertainer that the blind cannot enjoy Entertainer with no lines Entertainer with white gloves Expert in body language? Emulated Harpo Emulated Harpo Marx Emulated Marceau Emulated a street performer Erstwhile office copies Entertainers with no dialogue Entertaining copycats "Eating My Words" author Sheraton Embroiderer of flowers, in opera. Entertainer Rogers ELEGIAC verse, first to use the Early flute filler Early options for flutes Egyptian god of procreation. Excel command applied over a range of numbers ESPN host (and crossword speedsolver!) Kimes Exotic bird Euphemizer Euphemizes Einstein's strength Easy person to share your thoughts with? Exponent of extrasensory perception. European co-pilot's warning? "___ eyes have seen . . . " "___ eyes have seen . . . ": Howe "___ eyes have seen the glory . . . " EXTRACT from the ground Eldorado. Elevator locale Emulate a forty-niner Explosive charge Extract anthracite Extract, as ore Extract ore from Jupiter? EXTRACTED from ground Emulated Clementine's dad Examined, as large stores of data Excavated (for minerals) Exploited a bonanza Extracted coal Extracted ore Extracted ores. Extracted stibnite Extracted with picks Extracted, as ore Extracted, in a way Extracted, like lead Extracted, like ore Excavate in the white cliffs? "Exodus" Oscar nominee "Exodus" Oscar nominee Sal "Exodus" actor "Exodus" actor Sal "Exodus" costar Sal Exodus co star Sal Employe of British Government. Expert with picks Extraction expert ERBIA EUXENITE Egeran or epidote Epidote or egeran Excavator overlooked secondary weather phenomenon Excavation sites Explosive devices Extraction sites Extracts, as ore Excavation spiffer-upper? "Eeny meeny ___ moe" Extremely valuable vase Enjoy the party Eastern collectible "Every inch an iPad" item Easy-to-park car Easily portable movie maker Equipment for a TV crewman Electronic development of the 1960's Early type of bullet. equipment for processing photographic film Eightieth of a teaspoon Extremely simple visual style Extreme paucity Extracting from the Earth Extracting ores Easy-to-park cars Ermine cousin Expensive trim Expensive furs Expensive sidewalk outlets? Entertainer Pearl Early Cretan culture Easternmost of the Balearic Islands European island that's the source of Mahón cheese European island whose name indicates that it's the smaller of two islands European tourist destination Europa's son. Eastern European capital of 2 million European capital ENE of Warsaw European capital on the Svisloch River East European outer garment? Eastern European vestments? English church honorific Eddie Leonard. Eatery freebies Emulates Ogden Nash? Elegant dance in triple time Elegant dance that originated in France Elegant dances in 3/4 time Early Manhattan realtor. Evenly spaced, in a way Extras in "The Wizard of Oz"? Even less in size Even smaller "Eeny, meeny, ___ . . . " El-___ (area of the Nile River Valley) Epoch in which grazing mammals became widespread Epoch that produced grazing animals Epoch when primitive giraffes and deer appeared Epoch when the Mediterranean Sea nearly dried up Epoch with big birds EAST African forest Excessive contraction of the pupil "Es tut ___ leid" ("I'm sorry," in German) Early space station Earth orbiter Earth orbiter for about 15 years Earth orbiter from 1986 to 2001 Earth orbiter until 2001 Earth orbitor of yore Eileen Collins visited it in 1995 End of a Tolstoi title End of a Tolstoy title Erstwhile Russian orbiter Erstwhile inhabited orbiter Erstwhile microgravity research center Erstwhile orbiter Erstwhile space station Earliest known pulsar EUROPEAN liqueur EUROPEAN plum-tree fruit EVENT produced by supernatural means Even a minor one is really good Event at Cana Event such as water turning to wine Extraordinary occurrence extremely outstanding event Extraordinary events "Emma" studio Entertainer Carmen *Eowyn's portrayer in "The Lord of the Rings" movies Entangle (in) Entangled (in) Entangled by Embogs Embroils Entangles in a predicament Effective items in interior decoration. Eisoptrophobe's fear Edith Wharton "House." Exuding merriment E's in C scales, e.g. Erroneous: Prefix es ___ show featuring jean valjean Err on a check, maybe Embezzled Embezzles, e.g. "Everything else" abbr. "Everything else" category (Abbr.) "Everything else" filing category (Abbr.) Eclectic, for short Etc. category Everything-else category (Abbr.) Everything-else category, briefly Elman. Easily stirred together evil BAD MAL VILE doer Embarrassment for Mosconi Errant pool shot Error: Colloq. Err as to the origin of Err chronologically. Error at a bridge table Expose a card, say Erred, in poker Evil activity Erred on Err on Errant one Executed badly. "__ en scene" "__ en scene" (stage setting) _ en-scene __ "en scène" (stage setting) __ en scène __-en-scène (stage setting) ___ -en-scene stage setting ___ en place (professional kitchen setup) ___ en place (putting in place: Fr.) ___ en scène (general surroundings). ___ en scène (setting). ___-en-scène ____ en sc ne edit badly "Eagle-squeezer" Ebenezer (!) Balfour, in "Kidnapped" Ebenezer Scrooge, for one El cheapo Extreme penny-pincher Ebenezer Scrooge and Scrooge McDuck Emotion that "loves company" Estimate incorrectly. Event that's an "Oops!" Experience a mondegreen, e.g. evergreen perennial plant Emulate an absent-minded professor Entitle improperly Erroneous epithet Error in designation Edible Japanese paste Enhancer of Japanese stock Edible Japanese pastes Error at cards Editor's woe Egypt to the Arabs. Evaluate erroneously Err judicially Eligible young lady.