Letter E 71500–71750

Eggs sometimes served on toast Eggs sometimes served with grits Eggs such as tobiko Eggs that make up tarako Eggs that may be served with grits Eggs that might be orange Eggs that top sushi Eggs used by a sushi chef Eggs used to make karasumi Eggs, to a zoologist Eggy mass Elusive Richard Essence of caviar European animals deer Everyman Richard Ex-pitcher "Preacher" ___ Exotic macaroni salad ingredient Expensive spoonful, maybe eggs fish eggs of female fish Egg thief? Eurasian animals with antlers Eurasian buck European buck European forest denizen European short-horned animal EXPOSURE to ionising radiation, unit of Ebert's cohort Ebert's partner Ebert's partner after Siskel Ebert's partner in the 2000s Ebert's review partner Educator Annemarie who co-founded a school in Greater Detroit Eurasian grazers Extra poundage put on by regrown hair? Ebert Economic Stabilizer Putnam. English philosopher called "Doctor Mirabilis" Eddie Valiant's client Ebert and Federer Ebert and Rabbit Early word processor? English philologist. English physician who in retirement compiled a well-known thesaurus English physician/scholar Editor's resource Elephant gone amok Elephant of savage disposition. Elephant running amuck. Elephant-herd dropout Exiled elephant Evil computer program in many a sci-fi movie End of Scooby-Doo's warning cry East Indian redwood tree. End of an architect's name Early Tuileries resident Early resident in the Louvre END OF CHAIN Eight Bourbons, e.g. Eighteen Louises Engage in loud carousing Engage in merrymaking Engages in boisterous merrymaking Engages in merrymaking Early '50s soldier East African tree East African trees. Ed of Collective Soul Emmerich who directed "Independence Day" Eli, for Denzel Eminem "___ Model" Emma, to Gwyneth Emoting opportunity Entertaining job. Evelyn Wang, for Michelle Yeoh Extra small thing? Event where lumberjacks get wet Events where competitors try to knock each other into the water Employ a therapeutic technique Ehdrigohr or Swordsfall End credits list them Executive's "hats" Equestrian tournament sponsor Expensive watch Early Viking leader Eponymic physical therapist Ida Early American figure. Early Virginia settler Early tobacco baron John Early tobacco magnate John English colonist in Virginia Egg __ (Chinese restaurant order) Egg or Parker House Eight the hard way, e.g. Emulate a tumbleweed Easily transportable plantation product? Elapse, as years Emmy winner Esther Esther of Good Times Esther of Maude Esther Actress Esther __, TV's Florida Esther of "Beloved" Esther of "Driving Miss Daisy" Esther of "Rosewood" Esther of TV Esther of TV's "Good Times" Esther of films Esther of sitcom fame Esther with home-maid roles Earthquake type Extremely wealthy, as if swimming in currency Easy-to-travel-with suitcases Emphasizing sarcasm Expressing sarcasm, in a way Evergreen tree going down a hill? Early Norse ruler of Normandy Eco-friendly applicator Eco-friendly deodorant applicator Ecology-friendly type of deodorant English auto pioneer Expensive car, for short E.U. member since '07 E.U. member since 2007 Eternal City along the Tiber Egg-shaped tomato Egg-shaped tomato type Egg-shaped tomato variety Einaudi's capital. Eternal "citta" Eternal City Eternal City, to Italians Europa capital European "capitale" "Eternal City" resident Ear-lender to Antony Elliott Smith "___ Candle" England's ___ Baths Eternal Citizen? Eternal City denizen Eternal City dweller Eternal City dweller ... or, after flipping a letter, Atkinson of "Mr. Bean" Eternal City inhabitant Exponent of S. P. Q. R. Exaggerated accounts Edward Gibbon's subject Early second-millennium style Ellery Queen's debut, with "The" Entertainment, from reference in a Byron poem. Ethnic group known for its caravans Eastern European nation Elie Wiesel's homeland Ex-axis satellite. European currency subdivided into bani "Everybody Loves Raymond" star Ewe's milk product Ewe's-milk cheese "Et tu?" sayer et al. Epistle of the New Testament Epistle recipients Epistle to the ___. Eternal City citizens Egg-shaped tomatoes Egg-shaped item from a garden Enemies-to-lovers movie genre Eternal City found in Italy Embattled city. End of all roads? Endpoint of all roads, they say Enemy city. Erie Canal town Eternal City of seven hills Europe's 'Eternal City' European art center. European tourist mecca Eternal city that once ruled an empire El Alamein battle commander Ex-Gov. George of Michigan Ex-Cowboy quarterback Tony Ex-QB football analyst Tony Ex-quarterback Tony Eliot classic: 1863 Eliot novel, 1863. Easy W Easy win, in the sports section Easy winning gait of a horse: Slang. Easy winning pace. Effortless victory Effortless win Emulate a playful puppy Effortless victories Eponym of a European capital, by tradition Eponymous city founder Empire-building sons of Mars "EDtv" director Howard ESPN football analyst Jaworski Eldard of "Ghost Ship" Ely Actor Ely of "Tarzan" fame Ely of films Ely or Darling Ely or Howard Ely or Paul Ely who played Tarzan Ex-Yankee Guidry Ex-jockey Turcotte End of a sonata, often Effusive words about Burgundy? Ely and Glass Ely and Howard Ex-Mets Hunt and Swoboda Eeyore pal Eeyore's book mate Eeyore's bookmate English rod. Eave locale Eaves' site Edifice tops Error the answers to starred clues might make Eddie Gottlieb Trophy winner Elbow appendage Elbow chaser Elbow follower Elbow or living Elbow space Elbow's need Elbow's need, at times Emma Donoghue novel with a five-year-old narrator Enough space Escape ___ (group activity) enclosed area in a building Electric splitter, maybe Electric splitter? Either "Odd Couple" 68 Across Expensive way to receive breakfast in bed End of the A/C installer's remark Expanding potential Ed ___ ("Ferris Bueller's Day Off" principal) Edison portrayer in a 1940 film Euros, for short EAST River island Early riser in a barnyard Edible part of a carrot or radish Edible part of a parsnip Edible part of a taro plant Elihu ___, Nobel Peace Prize winner, 1912. Elihu ___: 1845–1937 Elihu or square Elihu, the statesman Encourage a team by cheering: Slang.