Letter E 56250–56500

English songwriter Kershaw Early antiaircraft missile Elton John "Ice on Fire" hit Elton John girl Elton John song or Maggie Q TV show Elton's love song hit off "Ice on Fire" Electricity pioneer Tesla Engineer Tesla Edison rival English nothing Excited by nothing: Latin. "Egypt was the gift of the ___" (Herodotus) EAST African river Egypt divider Egypt river Egypt's great irrigator. Egypt's green valley. Egypt's lifeline Egypt's main river Egypt's main water supply Egypt's major river Egypt's primary source of water Egypt's principal river Egypt's river Egypt's waterway Egyptian artery Egyptian delta Egyptian flower Egyptian lifeline Egyptian watercourse Egyptian waterway El Bahr El Giza's river. El Giza's waterfront. Elephantine Island is in it Elephantine Island locale Elephantine Island site Elephantine surrounder Emil Ludwig subject Extremely long river Egyptian region where Alexandria is located EMIL NOLDE's miniature pyramid? Egypt's river, to Rocco Equal to zero when raised to a positive integral power E Street Band axeman Lofgren E Street Band guitarist Lofgren E-Street Band guitarist Lofgren European name that's a relative of Klaus "Everybody's Talkin'" singer "Everybody's Talkin'" singer Harry "Everybody's Talkin'" singer, 1969 "Everybody's Talking" singer Harry European textile city that gave us the word "denim" Expert hunters Erotic author Anais Erotic diary writer Eroticist Anais Essayist Anaïs Exotic diarist Early Atlantic crosser Early main crosser Early ocean crosser Early ship reaching American shores Early visitor to our shores English novelist Bawden "Enough" number of women justices on the Supreme Court, per Ruth Bader Ginsburg Early bedtime Earned run average times innings pitched divided by earned runs given up Emergency CB channel End of a think-ahead adage End of an early-dealing maxim Ennead Excellent gymnastics score Excellent-plus rating ___ Elms (London district where Vauxhall Motors was founded) Eighteen. Elaborate street gambling game? Early in the workday Earl Warren & Co. Emergency number Emergency digits often dialed in the US Early bedtime for most Early bird's bedtime, maybe Early hr. to retire Evening hr. Eight plus one, to aviators Eighty-___ (early Oklahoma homesteader) Ends of many prices Enneads Enneagonal. "___ Eighty-Four" (Orwell) Eighth prime number Emmy nomination number for which Susan Lucci finally won for playing Erica Kane on "All My Children" Extra golf hole. Extracurricular golf hole. Extra-large semi? End of a K.O. count Extended work shift Eddie Murphy/Nick Nolte double feature? Energizer product Early Eastern mercenary Elusive warrior Expert in martial arts Expert in sabotage and infiltration expert Martial arts degree Extras in "The Last Samurai" EMESH, mother of ENLIL, wife of ENTEN, mother of El -- (Pacific current) El -- (kind of current) El -- (ocean current) El __ (Pacific Ocean current) El __ (weather event) El __ (weather phenomenon) El __ (weather problem) El __: climate pattern El __: weather factor El ___ (Pacific Ocean phenomenon) El ___ (Pacific phenomenon) El ___ (atmospheric phenomenon) El ___ (cause of disrupted weather) El ___ (oceanic phenomenon) El ___ (warm ocean current) El ____: weather maker Enfant, across the Pyrenees El ___ (weather phenomena) Electronics company that once used the slogan "Now you're playing with power!" Enumerator's adverb ENKI, consort of Element #41 is named after her Epitome of sadness Eponym of element 41 Element #41 Element named for a mythical queen Element used in alloy steels Early theater, briefly Edge at the buzzer Edge, in sports headlines Emulate Jack Frost Enemy at Arawe. Enemy in the Pacific. E. Indian palm East Indian drink East Indian fiber palm. East Indian palm tree. E. Indian palms East Indian palms ENLIL, worship site of Edges (out) Early Blue Eagle initials. Early New Deal org. Ecstatic state End point of the Noble Eightfold Path Escape to oblivion. Eternal peace, in Buddhism. Elf or brownie. Effective date in law Early EV from a Japanese carmaker Effort or impulse Euryalus' friend in the Aeneid. Egg of a PArasitic insect Egg of a louse Egg of a parasite. Egg of an insect. Evening in advertising Evening, casually Evening, commercially Evening, in 'Variety' Evening, in ad-speak Evening, in ads Evening, in an ad Evening, in brief Evening, in promos Evening, in some ads Evening, informally Evening, on a marquee Evening, on marquees Evening, on the billboards. Evening, shortly Evening, to "Variety" Evening, to admen Explosive ingredient Explosives and fertilizer substance Explosives ingredient Export of Chile. Explosive ingredients Evenings in the classifieds Evenings, casually Evenings, in ad-speak Evenings, in ads Evenings, in cutesy ads Evenings, in promos Evenings, in some ads Evenings, informally Evenings, on marquees Evenings, on the billboards. Evenings, promotionally Eves Element now called radon. Element that shines in dark. ESTER of nitric acid Element No. 7 compound ESTER of nitrous acid "Explosive" roller coaster at Six Flags Great Adventure Engine boost Engine booster, briefly Explosion maker Explosion maker, briefly Explosive beginning Explosive compound, briefly Explosive compound, in brief Explosive compound, informally Explosive fluid Explosive liq. Explosive liquid Explosive liquid briefly Explosive liquid, familiarly Explosive liquid, for short Explosive liquid, informally Explosive material Explosive matter, briefly Explosive matter, for short Explosive name Explosive oil Explosive prefix Explosive roller coster at Six Flags Explosive stuff, briefly Explosive stuff, for short Explosive substance, for short Explosive used in dynamite, for short Explosive, briefly Explosive, for short Explosive, informally Explosive: Colloq. Extra oomph in the engine Element in laughing gas Essential for plant growth. Essential of life. Explosive element Explosive liquid used in the manufacture of dynamite and gelignite Explosive compounds, for short Explosive materials Explosives, for short Eggs of a parasitic insect Eliot Ness foe Frank Essential details English actor now in U. S. Expressing denial or refusal Eisenhower's VP