Letter E 56000–56250

Enuff Z'nuff hit "___ Thing" Enya's kind of music Enya's music Eclectic genre blending relaxation music and alternative beliefs Enya fan, perhaps Enya, notably Endeavor for Enya? Enhanced with healing crystals or recordings of chants, e.g. Emerging fields, as of research ESSEX county seat Every motorist wants one. Exciting game-show giveaway English city once known for coal export English coal center English coal mining city English pottery city. Exact replica of six Northeastern states? Eternal dawner Economic policy of Franklin Roosevelt Era in American history. Ed Broadbent, for one End of a railing End post of stair rail "Enchanted April" director Mike E. Hoch Cap Company, today Exclusive MLB cap supplier Emerging celebrity Eighties sitcom whose final episode implied the whole show was a dream Eli's city Elis' town Eastern fruit? Even worse situation Edwin, at first English cardinal and author English prelate and theologian who founded the Oxford movement Early Catwoman Julie Education fad of the 1960s Educational innovation of the 1960's "Ellington at ___" (1956 live album) East Coast city noted for its mansions Eisenhower's vacation place. End of the haiku Eleven o'clock TV fare Eleven o'clock fare Eleven o'clock offering Evening broadcast staple Evening show with weather reports Extra stuff? Evening show with headlines and stories "Extra! Extra!" shouter Early job for Walt Disney Extra! shouter "Extra, extra!" shouters "Everybody Loves Raymond" employer Energetic reporter Eager reporter Edmonton Journal or The Globe and Mail Essay in dailies Employers of columnists Eleven o'clock viewing Erstwhile movie fare E, N, S and W? Ex-con's hope Editor removing a story before it can run? "Eye of __ ...": "Macbeth" "Eye of ___ and toe of frog . . . " "Eye of ___ and toe of frog" ("Macbeth") "Eye of ___ and toe of frog" (line from "Macbeth") "Eye of ___ and toe of frog" (part of a recipe recited in "Macbeth") "Eye of ___ and toe of frog" (witches' ingredients in "Macbeth") "Eye of ___ …” "Eye of ___" : Shak. "Eye of _____" (recipe item) Earthworm eater Eft's cousin Eft, when mature Eft-wing politician? Ex- Congressman Gingrich Ex-Speaker Gingrich Ex-speaker Ex-speaker's name Eye "donor" in Macbeth Eye needed in a "Macbeth" recipe Eye of __ (witch's brew item) Eye of __: "Macbeth" witches' ingredient Eye of ___ ("Macbeth" brew tidbit) Eye of ___ ("Macbeth" recipe item) Eye of ___ (ingredient in a witches' brew) Eye of ___ (part of a "Macbeth" recipe) Eye of ___ (part of a witch's brew) Eye of ___ (witch's brew ingredient) Eye of ___ (witch's item) Eye of ___ (witches' brew addition) Eye of ___ (witches' brew need) Eye of ___ (witches' ingredient) Eye of ___ and toe of frog (ingredients in a witches' brew) Eye of _____ (witch's-brew item) Eye source for a dramatic cauldron Eye used in spooky recipes Entry on former Speaker Gingrich's tax return? English mathematician and physicist Equivalent of 100,000 dynes Eponymous units of force Earth worm eaters Earthworm eaters Eft parents Efts Efts grown up *" 'Ey, I'm walkin' here!" Empire State’s home End of mystery question Entry point to Manhattan for many immigrants in the past Elroy from Elmira? Event held on the first Sunday in November, and whose path is recreated in this puzzle Eric Clapton "___ Time You See Her" Erstwhile MTV reality show involving a bus Extremely good, informally E-reader function Encyclopedia volume on poverty? End of the threat Eagles div. Eagles, e.g. Emmitt Smith belongs to it Employer of many refs Employer of some refs Eagle, Falcon or Raven, briefly Eagle, Falcon, or Raven Eagle, for instance ESPN show with the "Drive of the Week" segment End of a sports prediction Eagles or Ravens Engineers Without Borders, e.g., briefly Engineers Without Borders, for one: Abbr. Ex-Vietnamese leader ___ Dinh Diem Explosives: Abbr. Employer of many checkers Employer of some referees "Empire" actress Long Entertainer Peeples Erie-Ontario connection Erie-to-Ontario river Erie–Ontario link Early show of interest Eat between meals Eat like a rabbit Eats daintily Ends of pens Ex-hubby of Lisa Marie Electronics-store portmanteau Energy acronym Easy mate? Elvis "Treat Me ___" Ego-boosting words "___ Easy," Sinatra favorite Early religious creed. Easiest to get along with Elegant features Elegant feature Ecological role Enjoyed by a narrow audience Especially suitable place. Eleventh hour, formally speaking? Eagles coach Sirianni Exact moment (of time). Early theater charge Element #28 Extra corner in football Early form of jukebox Early jukebox Early movie Early one-named Velvet Underground vocalist "Excalibur" actor Williamson "Excalibur" star Williamson Eggert of "Baywatch" Ewan's "Moulin Rouge!" co-star ENGLISH vale, picturesque Einstein's "never" Eleanor Roosevelt's relationship to T. R. Eleanor Roosevelt, to Teddy Eleanor Roosevelt, to Theodore Eleanor to T. R. Eleanor, to Teddy Eleanor, to Theodore Electra, to Menelaus Electra, vis-à-vis Menelaus Elizabeth Bennet, to Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Elizabeth II to Edward VIII Elizabeth II to the Duke of Windsor. Elizabeth to the Duke of Windsor. Emma Roberts, to Julia Emma Roberts, to Julia Roberts Estella, to Mrs. Dinsmoor Eleanor Roosevelt, to Edith Enates ENGRAVED lines in silver or metal, filling for Enamel-like alloy Ebert called him "the Olivier of spoofs" Eponymous market analyst East Indian tree bark Enrique Peña ___ (leader who tweeted "Mexico will NEVER pay for a wall" in 2018) Enrique Peña ___, Mexican president beginning in 2012 Elton John drummer Olsson English actor Davenport English actor Hawthorne English actor Hawthorne birthplace EREBUS, wife of Elie Wiesel work End of a hard day Evening things out, removing wrinkles at last Every evening Eve prior to a significant event Evening head-warmer End of the bender (just go to bed already, no need for these) establishment for dancing, music, etc, open late at night END of daylight Eveningwear for the ladies Edward G. Robinson film: 1948 Exclamation before putting on one's favorite pajamas? English nurse remembered for her work during the Crimean War European songbird noted for its melodious nocturnal song Entertainment after dark entertainment and social activities available at night in a town or city Evening illumination Each time it gets dark Elm Street event Evening of barhopping, say Early birds' opposites Evening classes E. ___ (alter ego of the Riddler) Epidemic-studying federal agcy. Epidemiology research org. Ex -- (from nothing) Ex -- (out of nothing) Ex __: out of nothing, in Latin Ex ___ (from nothing: Lat.) Ex ___: from nothing, in Latin End for beat or neat End for beat or peace End of peace? End to peace? Ending for beat Ending for beat or neat Ending for neat or beat Ending for peace or beat Ending for refuse Ending with beat Ending with beat or peace Ending with beat or refuse Ending with beat or word Ending with peace or beat