Letter E 56750–57000

"Easy to clean" ad claim "Easy to clean," in ads "Easy to clean," in adspeak Easily cleaned, in adspeak Easy to clean, in infomercial-speak EXISTING in name only Exercised control, with name for duke proposed Election hopeful Emmy night hopeful Excited Oscars attendee "Enough, enough!" Exclamation of irritation Exact quantity Emigrant from a city of southern France? Exactly that Equal to or less Eating sounds, on the web Eats, cutesily Emmy nods, for short Entries in une bibliographie End of a bistro greeter's query Event opener? Event opening Exclusion prefix ___-Euclidean geometry Extra, maybe Extra, perhaps Easy-to-get actors Extras, always Extras, often EVERY ninth Existentialist's void End of a Christie title External world as opposed to self-worship. External world, in philosophy External objects of knowledge. External worlds, in metaphysics External worlds, in philosophy Ensemble larger than an octet Even larger chamber group Earnings of a big singing group? Eligible for overtime event or thing not provable Erin minority Element like oxygen or carbon Eating peas with a knife, e.g. Eating pizza with a fork and knife, to New Yorkers Eating with one's elbows on the table, e.g. Echoing taboo Elbows on the table, e.g. Etiquette violation Expression of disapproval from the playground Emphatic rejection often said aloud Early hit for Destiny's Child Emphatic rebuke Emphatic repetition of refusal Eschewed actions Etiquette subjects Enemy of the state, so to speak enter a judgment of non prosequitur Edward Lear's forte Edward Lear works Edward Lear works, e.g. Eschewer of the filthy weed. Express from a to b Election Day slacker Election abstainer Easy kill in Fortnite, say Epithet often stylized with two zeroes Experiment, with "around" Eatery with udon and soba Experimented Edible bow ties Explores an idea Experiments Engine trouble cause, maybe E-reader from Barnes & Noble Every ___ and cranny Evesdropping site E-readers with GlowLight models Early hour for a rocker Eight bells at sea, perhaps Eight bells, at sea Eight bells, maybe Eleven follower Eleven plus one End of a.m. End of the morning Earhart's copilot Earhart's navigator Editorialist Peggy "___ Else But You." Embarrassing show turnout Embarrassing turnout Empty room population? Eremite's companion? Everybody's antonym Everybody's opposite Excluding all. Extremely low turnout Eloper's secret Excuse related to communication End of a hangman's rope End of a lariat End of a rope Execution loop Executioner's loop Executioner's rope Ensnared, in a way Entrapped a dogie Executioners' devices Exercise mantra Eosin red dye. Exploding Kittens card that lets you stop another player's action End of a popular saying related to this puzzle's theme Easygoing response 'easter starter Easter attachment? Easter beginning? Easter can follow it? Easter follows it Easter might follow it Easter opening? Easter or wester preceder Easter prefix Easter start Easter's beginning Easter's start? Eliminated choice divider Eur. monarchy European kingdom: Abbr. Exception indicator Exclusionary connector Exclusionary link ___'easter (storm affecting NYC) ___'easter (strong wind) Eleanor. Emmy-winning role for Sally on "Brothers & Sisters" Ephron or Charles Ephron or Dunn Ephron or Helmer Ephron or Roberts Ephron who co-wrote and directed "Sleepless in Seattle" Ephron who cowrote the play "Love, Loss, and What I Wore" Ephron who directed "Sleepless in Seattle" Ephron who wrote "When Harry Met Sally" ________ Ephron, "Sleepless in Seattle" director Early warning system for the U.S. and Canada Eleanor's relative. Emmy-winning journalist O'Donnell English author Lofts Ephron and namesakes Ephron and Charles Ephron and Dunn Ephron and Jones Ephron and Mrs. Charles Ephron and Roberts Ephron and Roberts, for two Ephron et al. Eric, for one Estuary of the Thames (with The). Estuary of the Thames. "Everyone just stay calm" Ephron, perhaps, were she a colleen Elizabeth Warren vis-à-vis former chief justice Earl Warren, e.g. Ex-Yankee Irv East Anglian county East Anglican county Everest scaler Tenzing European country: Native sp. Edible Japanese seaweed Edible algae used to wrap sushi Edible seaweed type Edible seaweed used for sushi Edible seaweed, or a Tolkien dwarf Escobar cohort Everyday level Expected amount Expected behavior Expected outcome Expected result Expected standard Early actress Talmadge Everyday or usual Expected temperatures English invader English invader of 1066 Editor-author ENGLISH Channel province (Fr.) Early French settlers Eccentrics don't follow them Expected outcomes Expected results Estuary of Thames River. Earliest Icelanders Early discoverers. Early settlers in the Orkneys Early settlers of Iceland Edda language Eddic language Eric the Red e.g. Eric the Red's language Eric the Red, for one Ericson's tongue Ericson, for one Erik the Red's language European people Eric or Leif. Eric the Red was one Eric the Red and others Erik the Red and others Erik the Red's people Erik's people Eddic tales "El __" (1983 film) "El ___" (1983 immigration drama) El Paso del ___. El __ (the U.S., to Mexicans) El __: America, in Mexico El ___ (the United States, to Central Americans) El polo _____ (punto geográfico extremo) "Equal Time" name ENGLISH downs ENGLISH family ENGLISH sea England's Prime Minister, 1770–82. Eskimos' ordeals Early Frost work End of the earth. Edinburgh is on it England-Scandinavia separator End of the Little Dipper's handle ENGLISH kingdom (7th c.) ETHELFRID, kingdom of Eric Gill creation Ed of "The Honeymooners" Ed or Trixie Edward of "Glass Onion" European country that remained neutral during WWI Edvard Grieg, for one East Anglican city English city where Olivia Colman was born " _¡_ ___ _encantó!_ " ("We loved it!") Excel entries: Abbr. ETHMOID bone, site of the Elephant s trunk Elephant's trunk, basically Emoticon's hyphen Eyeglasses support Equine lunchbox