Letter E 67000–67250

Eyelid ailment ESPN.com stat-column heading Each TD earns six of these Eight make a gal. Eight to a gal. Eight to the gal. Every gal. has eight EMDR target Expectorating sound Expectoration sound ENGLISH tavern Educational channels Emulate Simon & Schuster Employee-owned supermarket chain based in Florida Event in which teams may drink rounds during rounds English inns English saloons. Event where "Know It Ales" is an apt team name EUREKA red Eggplant color early type of machine gun Evidence of a spilled dessert? Evidence of a rainstorm, maybe Evidence of melting Evidence of rain Evidence of rainfall EXTERIOR genital organs Enjoyed a pipe Expanded-grain cereal exaggerated praise, esp in publicity or advertising Expand, as the chest Expression of joint courtesy Exhalations Expands, as the chest (with "out") EARTHENWARE-making material Eloise's pet Weenie, for one Early rights activist Sarah Exclamation of repugnance. Eye-rolling word Eponymous New York World publisher Either of two species of atoms with the same number of neutrons and a different number of protons exert force on (an object) to move it towards the source of the force Ended abruptly Earn, slangily Enter a parking space Exerting influence, as a puppeteer Enter, as a driveway Exercise restraint Exert one's superiority Exert one's authority over Earns, with "down" Exercise influence Exert one's influence Exerts influence Exerts one's clout Emulate a puppeteer? exert influence behind scenes End a project due to lack of funding, say exercise in which the body is raised by the arms pulling on a horizontal bar EDIBLE fruit meat Embellished sermon? Exaggerated sermon? Early Asimov outlets Early influence on Asimov Emitting star Emitters of cosmic rays EXPANSION and recoil of arteries Edible seeds of peas, beans, etc. Emergency room statistic Evidence of circulation Exerciser's reading Ensign in "Mister Roberts." Elk predator Elk's enemy Elk-hunting feline Elusive feline whose name comes from Quechua Elk predators Endangered bighorn stalkers Exfoliant ingredient Exfoliation material Exfoliation stone Exfoliation tool Elicit information from. Extract, as breast milk Eg, a compressor user Elvis Costello hit that starts "I've been on tenterhooks / Ending in dirty looks" Entrants hoping to squash the competition at the county fair Each of the theme answers in this puzzle, e.g. Ed Wynn joke. Equivoke Essence of a knock-knock joke Essence of many a punch line Early computer inputs Ending with cow or hole Employees burn calories by __ Extreme reaction to a bad call on the baseball diamond End of a gag End of a joke Enjoy boxercise? extremely attentive to minute details of action or behaviour English class topic Editor's definition of this puzzle's theme Em dash or en dash Ending for a line Exclamation point, e.g. East Indian scholar. Expert commentator expert who speaks publicly on a subject Extinct African language Easiest to beat up Emo's forerunner East Indian fan Emo forerunner Emulated Ogden Nash Engaged in a bit of (obnoxious? hilarious? dad-esque?) wordplay Ed Wynn-isms. Equivoques Essence of knock-knock jokes Evokers of groans Edgar Nye for one Equivoque master Emulate Ray Guy English rowboat. Equivocate, so to speak Engaged in equivocation Equivocated, in a way Eschews a fourth-and-long pass Easily crushable Erstwhile larvae Ex-larvae Enter a cocoon Enter a cocoon, e.g. Enter a nonfeeding state Eleve, over here Eliza, to Henry Higgins Elève, over here Eye opening Entertainment requiring a hand or two Entertainment that some performers have a hand in Entertainment you might have a hand in? Espresso-sized cup of whipped cream for dogs Early feelings of affection Evidence of littering English composer of "Dido and Aeneas" English organist at Westminster Abbey and composer of many theatrical pieces Evidence acquisition? Erosion concern Exclusively or solely Excellent human quality Eliminate, as undesirables Esther festival Early New Englander. Exageratedly proper Early Maryland settlers Early settlers in America. Early New England religious reformers Eddy gently Eddy or ripple. Eddied Edged with lace Embezzle; take illegally Edge loops Executes a knitting maneuver Emblem of high rank. Emblem of royalty Embarrassed three-person Vegas act? Elaborate writing Exaggeratedly emotional writing Excessively ornate writing Electoral battleground Electoral battleground, in modern parlance Emulate a contented cat Emulate a happy cat Express contentment Expression of contentment Evinced contentment Expressed contentment Expressed feline felicity Engine hums Expresses pleasure Evening bag, e.g. Every woman's accessory. Eluded by Eliza. Educator at Harvard. Encourage (to) Encouragement during labor Energetic effort Entryway instruction Exert force on Exhortation during labor Elbow or shoulder Encouraged patrons to buy more drinks? Employs a hard sell Energetic efforts Easily defeated type Easily influenced sort Easy pickin's. Evidence board need Exceed accepted limits Exceed normal boundaries Exceed normal limits Expand beyond current limitations Explore new boundaries Exercise one is prone to do Exercise that starts in a plank position Exerciser's standby Enhancing undergarment Exercises done in a prone position Exercises you're prone to do Equivocate: Slang. "__ 'er there!" Enter a port (with "in"). Erect, with "up" Express or expressed ___ end to Emulate 2008 Jay Z Erase time? Email him at eng.kremlin.ru Enter a harbor Enter a port or harbor, as for shelter, repairs, etc. Enter a port. Enter port Entered the harbor Ex-director of the Russian Federal Security Bureau, b.1952 Enact, as a law Exhortation from a gift giver Earhart's husband Eric Johnston's successor as Economic Stabilizer. Excuses of sorts Elaborate hoaxes Engine sound: Var. Extinguishes, with "out" Exudes confidence Establishes as most important Enters harbor Enters port Emulate P. Exuding haughtiness Extinguishing Engine sound, in kid lit Erect, as a building Encouraged in mischief Eat a calorie-free diet? Enigmata End of the holiday message Enlisted man's rank, maybe: Abbr. Enlistee: Abbr. Entry-level GI Entry-level rank: Abbr. E-1s and E-2s, in the Army: Abbr.