Letter E 65000–65250

Emulate Goose Gossage Every musician wants it perfect erect and fasten Exciting compassion. "Enterprises of great ___ and moment": Hamlet Essence or core Essential or most important part Embodying brevity Empathizes with Exploiters of an old shorthand system. Edmund Hillary gear Excavated areas Exchange areas Exchange places Earl of Chatham, statesman. Early British statesman. English P.M. English P.M. called "The Great Commoner" English prime minister English prime minister dubbed "The Great Commoner" English statesman who brought the Seven Years' War to an end English statesman: 18th century Englsih statesman William Early chapter in the bio of a two-time Best Actor Oscar nominee? Elder and Younger English statesmen English P.M. William and others English statesmen. english p m william and others "___ ever healeth envy": F. Bacon Emotion evoked by pathos Event that's a crying shame? Eisenhower Era pope Eugenio Pacelli. "Entourage" actor Jeremy Entertainment giant with a 1995 I.P.O. Electronic display units Eucharist containers: Var. Elf or imp eccentric or whimsical Early a.m. wear Eddie Murphy sitcom, with "The" Evening attire? Evening set with footies, briefly Env. alternative Elysian and Griffith, in L.A. Estes and Menlo: Abbr. Ersatz pill Entrust to a third party Extra point attempt Extra-point expert Employment agency success Employment agency's task. Employment bureau's business. Employment agency employee "Everybody get ready on the set!" even tempered ELABORATE ceiling edible European flatfish Easy to see or understand Eschewing finery Everyday carpentry tool in the auditorium (5) extensive tract of level open land Eye of a sort Easy-to-miss miss extensive tracts of flat treeless countryside Expressions of dissatisfaction Either of a pair of pigtails ERP is Marshall's. ERP, for one. Emulate a mastermind Eschew spontaneity erosion of a land surface until it is basically flat Emergency contraception brand Emergency contraceptive brand Emergency strategy Evening aid Evening tool Examples of ___ include (a) triangles, (b) trapezoids, (c) flight attendants? Euclid's "elements"? Earth or Jupiter, for example Earth, Mars, or Saturn Earth, but not soil Earth, for example Earth, for instance. Evening star, e.g. Earth or Mars, for example Early Duran Duran hit Emmy-winning nature series narrated by David Attenborough Eatery chain Earth, in "Independence Day"? Eros or Ceres Excursion to Hawaii, say Etymological origins of the answers to the five starred clues Evening in one's workshop? Exercise done in push-up position Exercise position that strengthens the abs Exercise regimens performed resting on one's foreaaarrrms! Exercises in logistics. Expect and proceed accordingly Expect for sure Expect to happen Expect to have happen Engineer's drawings Expects to do Expects one will Expects that one will Every time I ___ seed ..." (Bob Marley lyric) Early English royal house. eaten as a staple vegetable throughout the tropics Estate growing crops Ecologist's plea Eating plans with lots of fruits, veggies, etc. Event with a negative effect on employment Emile De Becque's occupation. experienced gardener who specializes in collecting rare or interesting plants embryo plant Employee of the month award, say Engraving on an award? Extortion against a dentist? Echoic sound of lapping water. "Ecto" suffix Ecto or endo ending Ecto or proto ending Ecto- ending Ecto- or endo- finish Ecto- or proto- follower Embryonic layer Ending for cyto- or proto- Ending for neo or proto Ending with cyto- Ending with cyto- or proto- Ending with neo- or proto- Ending with proto- Emergency room supply Emergency supply Expensive type of TV Early flat screen Electronics purchase of the early 2000s EMPLASTRUM Easily shaped/moulded End of Mont.'s motto Estuary between Uruguay and Argentina. Earth's crust feature Eating adjunct Entrée holder ELEVATED region with level surface ENGLISH stage EXTENSIVE elevated region with level surface Elevated land expanse Eating-drinking utensil? essential for blood clotting Earthquake shifters Engravings. Excessive pride in one's china? ENTABLEMENT Element No. 78 Element in fine watches Element used in catalytic converters Element with atomic number seventy-eight "Element #78 Sporting a New Hair Color!" Expensive security? Extremely popular singers earn them Early philosopher Egg-on-your-face sound Either of two Missouri tributaries Egg-laying mammal of Australia Extremely goofy duck-billed creature Enthusiastic thumbs-up expression of enthusiastic approval expressing praise or approval Engage in a sport Engage in tag, say Enjoy a board game Enjoy a game Enjoy recess Euripides opus engage in an activity as if it were a game rather than take it seriously Engage in make-believe electronic equipment comprising the part of a tape recorder that reproduces the recorded material Extend cooperation to Eschew written music Engage in hard-to-get dating tactics Engage in pursuit/evasion Engage in a pointless showdown Entries in a toddler's social calendar Engage in poor sportsmanship Engaged in activity Exercised caution Emulate Tiger Woods Engage in a kid's game *Eliminated from postseason contention but still competing hard Engaging in risky or dangerous behavior Enjoy a children's game European webpage where you can chat with a stage mom? extra contest to decide the winner when two or more competitors are tied End-of-season games Exciting time in sports Encouraging words to a musician Events that might be B.Y.O.T. (bring your own toys) Exchange rings? Engage in intrigue Execute a quiet ploy Eastwood film gets heavier? Engage in a scrum, also? "Everybody ___ the Fool" Enjoys recess Enjoys toys Enjoys Vegas, perhaps Enjoys Scrabble, Clue, etc. Enjoys a wild street game Emulate Casanova Eschew going steady Emphasize the importance of Exaggerate for effect Embedded narrative, and a description of the answer to each starred clue Eloise's home Eloise's hotel Eloise's hotel, with "the" __: Eloise's haunt Eloise's dessert? Earnest entreaty Emotional entreaty Emotional request Emotionally charged appeal Entered entreaty Entered response Entered statement Ernest appeal Earnest request in court entry Courtroom 1970s drama Entreats earnestly Earnest appeals Excuses and pretexts. Earn a smiley face Earn kudos Entreaty that may follow "pretty" "___ Eat the Daisies." Entreaty to someone obviously gearing up for a cringeworthy impression Eco-friendly request ... and a hint to sorting out the aptly circled letters End-of-month notation. " . . . every prospect ___": Heber "Encore" antonym Escapes via luxury liner Exotic recreation sites Enjoyable activities Elizabethan collar feature Eisenhower in 1911 Eisenhower was one in 1911 Earnestly appealed Earnestly requested