Letter E
Exhibiting the most smarm
Excessive suavity
Emergency burner
Engine issue
Engine feeder
Engine hose
Essence of the Tin Man's plea
Employers who encourage strikes?
Ewing and Getty
Ewing and Getty, e.g.
Energy entrepreneur/art dealer
Engine sump
Engine circulation part
Engine part that distributes lubrication evenly
"Essential" liquids
"Essential" spa array
"Essential" substances
Edward Hopper's medium
Engine and coconut
Engine leak-preventing device
Engine leakage preventer
Exxon Valdez caused one
Exxon Valdez left one
Exxon Valdez trace
Ecological problem
Excessive gas?
Exxon Valdez mishap
Environmental catastrophes
Environmental woes
Engine line
Entrepreneur who's well-supplied?
Excessively suave
Eighties New Wave band ___ Boingo
Emanation from a pen
Emulated Babe
Emulated a pig
Emulated one of Old MacDonald's animals
Evidence of porkers
Exchanges between pen pals
Early AM, on the base
Environmentalists' concern in northern France?
"Eye," on one side of the Pyrenees...
Ecuadorian eye
Eduardo's eye
Eye (Spanish)
Eye in most of Iberia
Eye of el tigre
Eye of the tigre?
Eye, in Alhambra
Eye, in Argentina
Eye, in Avila
Eye, in Ecuador
Eye, in Ensenada
Eye, in España
Eye, in Iberia
Eye, in Ibiza
Eye, in Spanish
Eye, in Uruguay
Eye, in español
Eye, in Ávila
Eye, south of the border
Eye, to Eduardo
Eye: Sp.
eye Spanish 1930s queen
Eyes, in Ecuador
Eyes, in Oaxaca
Eyes, to Cervantes
Eyes, to Juanita
Eyes: Sp.
Eyes: Spanish.
Early orders
Emeka of the Charlotte Bobcats
Elusive African animal
Elusive giraffe cousin
Endangered African herbivore
Endorse, colloquially.
Endorse: Colloq.
Earp/Clanton shootout site
Endorsed, in a way.
Everglades lake
Ethiopian weight
Elizabeth Warren, by birth
Elizabeth Warren, e.g., self-descriptively
Epithet for Tom Joad
Erstwhile wanderer of the West
Endorsing as correct: Colloq.
Eyesores for open range lovers?
"Enough already -- take a chill pill!"
"Enough already ... relax!"
"Enough! I get it!"
"Enough! I'm convinced!"
"Enough! You've convinced me!"
Easily bruised Cajun veggie
Easily bruised veggie
Edible beaked pods
Edible pentagonal piece
Edible pod
Edible pod veggie
Endorsements, briefly
Endorses: Colloq.
EIGHT (Gk.)
Emphatic version of "OK"
End for pay
End for pay or Cray
End for pay or plug
End of a schnozz?
End of pay?
End of play?
Ending for "Motor" or "pay"
Ending for "pay" or "schnoz"
Ending for Cray-
Ending for Motor
Ending for Motor or Rock
Ending for Motor or cup
Ending for Rock
Ending for boff or pay
Ending for can or gran
Ending for cup or pay
Ending for pay
Ending for pay and cup
Ending for pay or Cray
Ending for pay or Motor
Ending for pay or can
Ending for pay or crap
Ending for pay or cup
Ending for pay or play
Ending for pay or plug
Ending for plug or pay
Ending for plug or play
Ending for plug or schnozz
Ending for schnozz
Ending for schnozz or pay
Ending for scram
Ending in commercial coinages
Ending on "pay"
Ending with "pay" or "Motor"
Ending with Cray
Ending with cup
Ending with cup and pay
Ending with cup or pay
Ending with pay
Ending with pay and cup
Ending with pay or Cray
Ending with pay or gran
Ending with pay or plug
Ending with pay, plug, or schnozz
Ending with plug
Ending with schnozz
Early king of Norway
Elgar King in an work
Elgar's "King ___"
Elsa and Anna's snowman pal
European monarch
Evil count in Lemony Snicket books
Evil count of "A Series of Unfortunate Events"
Early Norwegian king
Eternity in Hebrew.
Eternity, from the Hebrew.
Eternity: Heb.
Eons: Hebrew.
Early Chan
Early Charlie Chan
Endings for boff and plug
Endings for pay and boff
Endings for pay and plug
European king.
Eleventh-century Scandinavian leader
evergreen Persian
Eye cream maker
ESPN analyst Keith
Elderly Machine Head hit off "Burn My Eyes"?
Elderly and then some
Eric Clapton "Hello ___ Friend"
Experienced, as a pro
___ English Sheepdog
Errant human nature: Colloq.
Elderly person on a fixed income
Eton alum
Exclusive kind of network
Eton alumni
English martyr Sir John, the model for Shakespeare's Falstaff
Eccentric elder.
__ English Bulldogge
___ English "800" (malt liquor brand)
___ English 800 (Miller Brand)
___ English 800 (malt liquor)
___ English Bulldogge (breed)
___ English Bulldogge (dog breed)
___ English Bulldogge (retro dog breed)
_____ English Bulldogge (recognized American dog breed)
Established earlier
Earliest born
Established first
Este, among the Haim sisters
Ebenezer Scrooge's joyful former employer
Ex-lover
Ex-sweetheart
Exes, of a sort
Enemy from one's past
Enemies from way back
"Eh?" sayer
Eccentric codger
Eccentric senior
Eccentric senior, affectionately
Experienced people
Experienced sorts
Epithet of a noted Tennessean.
"Earth Angel," for one
Eg, song from a long time ago
Elvis hit, e.g.
Elvis hit, say
Elvis song, say
Elvis hits, e.g.
Enduring hits
"Everything ___ new again"
Egyptian dynasties before 2500 B. C.
Explore à la an aging Captain Kirk?
___ Eloquent (J. Q. Adams sobriquet)
E.H. tale re a visit to the Vatican? (with "The")
Exhibits at the Louvre.
Encyclopedia volumes vis-à-vis Wikipedia, e.g.
Edo and New Amsterdam, e.g.
Eddas Language of the
Experienced hand
Emanation from an aging rural miner? (Co.)
Elderly folks, informally
Early Automaker 9000
Early Ford rival
Early auto maker
Early auto maker Harry C.
Early auto man
Early auto manufacturer
Early automaker Ransom
Early automaker Ransom E.
Early automaker Ransom Eli __
Early automaker who sold cars powered by steam, electricity, and gas (not all in the same car, silly)
Early automotive figure.
Early automotive pioneer
Early car maker
Early car man
Early car manufacturer
Early car pioneer
Early carmaker
Early electric car seller
Early industrialist
Early motor man
Early name in autos
Early rival of Ford
Eighty Eight
Eighty Eight, for one
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