Letter E 53750–54000

Early Fords Equine lover's collection, sometimes Examples for fashion designers or scientists Elle's elles Elles of Elle Exemplary pupil Earliest assembly-line Ford Early automobile Early car Early Fords that "put America on wheels" Early assembly-line autos Early assembly-line cars Early assembly-line items Early assembly-line output Early autos Electrical best-sellers of the Twenties Exercise in school diplomacy Exercise in student diplomacy, for short Extracurricular for some future I.R. majors E-mail need Electronic transmitter Entree to the Internet Entrée to the Internet Entrée to the Web E-mail needs End of (in)temperate advice Ezine feature? Eschewer of traditional art forms Eclectic post-1940 music genre Easy, normal and hard, in many video games European annual herbs Ensemble assembler English teen-agers. English youth gangs, Rockers and ___ Easily reconfigured Electronics part "Eeny, meeny, miney, __" End of a counting-out rhyme Eponymous tavern on "The Simpsons" Eponymous 18th-century wine trader Claude ___ et Chandon ___ et Chandon (Champagne) Eastern prophet. Easternmost of the Six Nations Eye-catching haircut Early upstate New York settler Earth science eponym Eponymous German mineralogist Eponymous developer of a mineral scale Eponymous mineralogist Eponymous mineralogist Friedrich Eponymous scale Eponymous scale developer Eponymous scale inventor "Et _____ donc!" (French "same here!") "Excusez-__!" Egoiste's concern Egoiste's pronoun Exclamation from Miss Piggy Exclamation of feigned innocence Expression ending with a rising voice Engaged in drudgery Eddies ENGRAVED waved patterns on textile fabric Engraved fabric Envelope-sealing aid Expanse including Vegas Exceptional luck or power edible sea fish of New Zealand Elem. particle Elem. unit Element unit: Abbr. Extraction target Elephant's dental dozen Exemplar of slowness European river that inspired Smetana Earthworm predator Embassy spy Embedded spy Enchilada topper Espionage figure Espionage insider Eyes on the inside ELEMENT without altering its chemical structure, smallest division of an European digger Earthworm hunters Earthworm trappers Embassy spies Embedded agents Embedded spies Entrenched spies Espionage double agents Espionage infiltrators effort needed to perform bodily function Excessively indulge Evil doctrine requiring sacrifice. Eponymous Soviet minister of foreign affairs Eponymous associate of Stalin Explosive cocktail type EXUVIATE Experience ecdysis Emphasizing adverb in Italian Extremely: Mus. Exuviates Embarrassed cry from a teen Emily to Lorelai, on TV, or Emily to Sophia, in real life Endearing tat Endearing tattoo word Eve, for Cain and Abel Expert in pop psychology? East Africa's largest port ETERNITY (ant.) Eyeblink eyeblink or second Earth shaking Egyptological discovery (Fr.) Excessive adulation of a parent excessive domination of a child by his or her mother Either of Heather's parents, according to a children's book title Either parent, for some kids Ewes, does, sows etc. Experts in pop psychology? End of many long weekends: Abbr. End of many three-day weekends (Abbr.) End of some three-day weekends: Abbr. Ethnic group in Myanmar Egyptian-American feminist Eltahawy EUROPEAN principality where the orchestra is bigger than its army Enclave within SE France. European country with a Casino Square European microstate led by Prince Albert II European mini-nation Elementary parts Elementary substances Eyebrowless lady Endearing words from Étienne Earth, to the French Eiffel's world Exclamation from Poirot Extremely, in 1970s slang Extremely, in dated slang Epithet of Juno. establish as the legal tender of a country Evil's proverbial root Evil's root, it's said Evil's root, to some economic energy catalyst Expression about the power of the rich Extra cheese? *Evidence of laundering "E," "pluribus" or "unum"? European and N American creeping plant with round leaves and yellow flowers Empire founded in the 12th century __ Empire: Genghis Khan's realm Eurasian invasions of the 13th and 14th centuries (... letters 7-4) Everything to Me singer Extremely well off Early ironclad Ericsson's claim to fame. Engage in silly play Establishments that might specialize in banana daiquiris? Early astronauts Emulate a tamperer EUROPEAN herbaceous plant, poisonous Early Beatles songs are in it Early LP format Early hi-fi format Electronic British duo not in stereo? Epstein-Barr virus Earstwhile reading aid Eye glass Eyewear for Col. Klink Eyewear for Mr. Peanut Eyeglasses for one eye Eyepieces for the rich, stereotypically Eyepieces often associated with classic gentlemen ERYNGO-like plant Elegy for one voice exclusive worship of one god without excluding the existence of others Expressed in only one language Easter Island attraction Easter Island statue, e.g. Easter Island mysteries Egyptian statues of the gods, essentially Ethylene, vis-à-vis polyethylene, to a chemist existence in one form only existing in one form only EXCLUSIVELY control Exclusive control Exclusive enterprise? Exclusive control over a market exclusive control or possession of something exclusive ownership exclusive possession of or right to do something Exclusively controlled commodity Epcot conveyance Early recordings Equipment with two forward-facing bindings "Era of Good Feelings" president Earl the Pearl Eponym of an African capital Era of Good Feelings leader Extraterrestrial peaks Equine qui speaks Elmo, e.g. Everest, par exemple Ellis of the Pacers "Essais" author Essayist who wrote (in French) "Whoever will be cured of ignorance, let him confess it" Essayist whose motto was "Que sais-je?" Evel Knievel, notably East point of Long Island. European gambling mecca Emmy-winning former talk-show host European country bordering on Serbia European kingdom, 1878-1918 Education innovator Education pioneer Maria Educator Maria Educator who appeared on the 1000 lire bill Elementary education innovator Exotic dancer Lola Enemy of Cortés evergreen tree with large leathery leaves and large pink to orange flowers Elizabeth or Ala.'s capital English general during World War II Emcee of actors? Even game in Alabama? Every 30 days Every 30 days or so Every thirty days, or so Elul and Adar Embellishment on back of $2 bill. Estate near Charlottesville. Expo '67 city Expo '67 site Expos' home English general's nickname Elsie utterance Elsie's greeting Elsie's lament. Elsie's plaint Elsie's remark Elsie's sound Exclamation from Elsie Exclamation while driving past a herd of cows Emulate Minnie Engage in freeloading Ellington's ____ Indigo Ellington's was "indigo"