Letter E 57750–58000

Equatorial Guinean eight Evening hour in Spain eight Spanish words Ellen ___, first Hispanic woman in space Ellen who was the first Hispanic female astronaut Ellen who was the first Latina in space Ellen who was the first Latina woman to go to space Eights, in Spain. Earth colour Earth hue: var. Earth pigment for Turner Earth pigment, British style Earth pigment, in the UK Earth shade Earth tone, in England Earth tone, to a Brit Earthly pigment Earthy clay or its color Earthy color, to a Brit Earthy colour Earthy hue, in Canada Earthy hue, in England Earthy hue, to Brits Earthy hue, to a Brit Earthy pigment (Var.) Earthy pigment colored by clay Earthy pigment for Gainsborough Earthy tone, to a Brit English earth color English earth tone earth tone English Earth colours Earthy clays. Earthy colours Earthy shades Earthy tones Exeter earth tones Early contemporary of Seeger and Dylan Early newspaper innovator Editor who coined the motto "All the News That's Fit to Print" End of a hill? Ending for "hill" Ending for bull or hill "Eight ___, and all's well!" Entreaty to "all ye faithful" "Exodus" novelist Leon Elec. text-reading method Electronic scanning tech. Earth pigment: Fr. "Eat Better, Eat Together" mo. "Eight" starter EIGHT (comb. form) EIGHT (pref.) Eight in front? Eight: Prefix Eighth mo. in old Rome Eighth mo. in the old Roman calendar Eighth mo., once End of the MLB season English equivalent of the French "8bre." Equivalent to the French "8bre" Except in leap years, its calendar is identical to Jan. Exciting time for M.L.B. fans eight short Eight as a prefix Eight, for starters Eight, in combinations Eight, in combos Eight: Comb.form. EIGHT, group of Eight as one Eight things. Eight united Eight-PArt group Eight-some Ennead less one Ennead minus one eight group Eightsomes Each of its interior angles measures 135° Eight-angled figure Eight-sided figure Eight-sided polygon. Eight-sided shape eight sided Eight-sided Eight-angled figures Eight-sided figures Eight-pointed star Eight-faced solids Eight-sided solids EIGHT-plane-faced solid EIGHT, number system based on (pert.to) Eight, as adjective. Eight-based Eight-ish? Eight-line stanza Eight-pinned radio tube socket. Eight-related Expressed in base eight EIGHT measures, verse of EIGHT days, occurring every Every eighth day Engine-knock reducer Eighth of a circle Eighth parts of a circle. Eighth parts of circles. Eighths E to E, e.g. E to E, in music EIGHT days after feast EIGHT days beginning with festival EIGHT diatonic degrees above or below (mus.) EIGHT line group EIGHT note span Eight lines of verse Eight musical intervals Eight musical intervals, collectively Eight tone interval Eight-note interval Eight-note range Eight-note span Eight-tone interval Eighth Eight-line verses Emperor Nero's wife "El Laberinto de la Soledad" author who won the 1990 Nobel Prize in literature EIGHT vo (8vo) EIGHT-leafed book size Eight-carbon atom compound eight years every eight years "Eight Men Out?" EIGHT instrumentalists EIGHT players EIGHT singers Eight is enough for one Eight is enough for this Eight musicians Eight of a kind Eight on stage Eight people as a unit Eight performers Eight performers, collectively Eight pipers playing Eight similar things, e.g. Eight singing together Eight things considered as a unit Eight things, collectively Eight voices Eight-headed thing? Eight-line part of a sonnet Eight-man band Eight-member band Eight-member ensemble Eight-member group Eight-musician group Eight-part ensemble Eight-person band Eight-person chorus Eight-person group Eight-person orchestra Eight-person singing group Eight-person unit Eight-piece Eight-piece band Eight-piece ensemble Ennead, almost Ensemble of eight Expensive wedding band eight people considered as a unit eight performers or singers who perform together Eight preformers (var.) Eight-person bands Eight-piece bands Eight-piece ensembles Eight-piece groupings Eight-piece groups Eight-player bands Electron valence sets Ensembles of eight Eight acting as one (var.) Eight performers (var.) Eightsomes (var.) EIGHT (L) Eight combiner Eight start Eight, for a start Eight, in Latin Eight, to Augustus Eight, to Caesar Eight, to Cato Eight, to Livy Eight, to Ovid Eight: Lat. Eight: Pre. Ennea- minus one EIGHTH month of Roman calendar ENGLISH brewing month (of alcohol) Election plot twist Election-influencing shocker, or what this puzzle might be to you Epithet for Nadya Suleman EIGHT (pert.to) Eight-armed cephalopods Eight-armed creatures Eight-armed mollusks Eight-armed ones Eight-footers? Exotic aquarium specimens Experts at jet propulsion Eight-armed creature, generally speaking Eight-armed mollusk Eight-footer? Eight-limbed animals Eight-armed cephalopod. Eight-armed creature Eight-armed sea creature Eight-limbed cephalopod Extremely smart cephalopod European tax eightfold Eight times as great Expand to 800% Each of eight children born at one birth Exceedingly rare infant Extra-special delivery? Eye care product prefix Eye (prefix) Eye: Comb. form Eye-related Eyepiece, in jargon Eyesight-related Eyepieces, in jargon Eye-shaped openings Eye-shaped windows Eyelike architectural designs Eyelike designs Eyelike opening Eyelike openings Eyelike openings in architecture, like a round window Eyelike windows Eyes or optics Eyes, in Latin Eyes, to Nero Eyes: Lat. EYE specialist Eye doctor Eye doctors Eye experts, old-style Eye, in combinations