Letter E
Encourage the team
Equation answer
Equation answer, perhaps
Eradicate, with "out"
Etymological basis
Etymologist's concern
Etymologist's interest
Etymology concern
Etymology info
Extirpate (with "out").
Endodontic therapy
Endodontist's treatment
Endodontic procedures
Extirpated.
Emulated a superhero
Encouraging type
Emulate a pig
Encourage loudly
Encourage with cheers
Eliminate with some effort
Eradicate, as corruption
Excise, as corruption
Expose and destroy
Elihu and others.
Elihu, George Frederick, etc.
Emmy-winning 1977 miniseries
Encourages loudly
especially that part of a grafted plant that supplies the roots
English housetops.
Early Hitchcock film
Ensnare, with "in"
Entice, with "in"
Equipment for a famous trick.
Equipment in tug of war
Equipment of Jack Ketch.
Espadrille-sole feature
Experimental Hitchcock film
Enclosed, with "off"
Enticed to see friend's band
Enticed, with "in"
Enticed via deception
Enticed with trickery
Enticed: Slang.
Enclosed, in a way
Ensnare using deceptive strategies
Entice sneakily
Emergency exit, for some
Enclose with a cordon
Elmo
Elmo of polls
Encloses, with "off"
Entices (with "in").
Enlists for, as an unwelcome task
" . . . enough ___ hang"
Enticing with deception
El ___ (cheap cigar)
El ___ (cheap cigar, in slang)
El ___ (cheap cigar, slangily)
El ___ (cigar)
"Evidence of Things Not Seen" composer
"Evidence of Things Not Seen" composer Ned
Evaluation with inkblots
Exam given in spots?
Esmé Bianco's "Game of Thrones" role
Early activist Parks
Eco's "Il nome della _____"
Edwin Drood's betrothed
Edwin's fiancée in "The Mystery of Edwin Drood"
"El Mal Querer" singer
Edward's adopted sister in "Twilight"
Eleanor Powell-Nelson Eddy musical
Eileen's sister, in real life.
Eileen's sister in "Wonderful Town."
Ethelbert Nevin's well-known song (with "The").
"El Paso" cantina
Ed Murrow's middle name
Edward Murrow's middle name
Edward ___ Murrow
Emmy winner ___ Lee Browne
"Every ___ Has Its Thorn"
Either of two opposing war emblems
Emblem of England
Emblem of York or Lancaster
Enchanted item in "Beauty and the Beast"
Enchanted object in "Beauty and the Beast"
England's emblem.
England's symbol.
English flower
Experienced an uptick
Emulated the phoenix
Edison's New Jersey lab locale
Edison's New Jersey workplace
Evergreens used in perfumery
Evergreen plant of the mint family
Einstein-___ bridge (wormhole)
Eurasian mountain plant
"Everything's Coming Up ___"
"Everything's Coming Up ___": Sondheim
Eglantines.
England's 30-year civil war, 1455–85.
England's War of the ___
England's Wars of the ___
Early symptom of typhoid fever
Egypt's -- Stone
Egyptian city just over 100 miles NW of Cairo
Egyptian site of a historic 1799 discovery
Egyptian town at mouth of Nile.
Egyptian town at the mouth of the Nile
Egyptian town where a granodiorite stele was found in 1799
Engaged in rebellion
"Eboli" director Francesco
Entertainer O'Donnell
Ex-Giant Grier
Elmo's turquoise amiga
erect plant with small clusters of pink trumpet-shaped flowers of southwestern United States
"ER" doc
"ER" medic
Early seamstress
Editor of the "New Yorker."
Ella Fitzgerald Award recipient of 2014
Emma's father on "Friends"
English explorer in the Antarctic.
Eponymous sea discoverer
Ex-welterweight Barney
Explorer with an Antarctic Sea named for him
Exterior of bark
explorer Sir James Antarctic explorer Richard
exterior bark
ENGLISH upland
English poet and painter who was a leader of the Pre-Raphaelites
English poet who co-founded the Pre-Raphaelites
English poet who wrote a variety of romantic, devotional, and children's poems
Emmy actress?
Edmond ___, "Cyrano de Bergerac" playwright
Elevated platforms for speakers
Encouraging, as an outlook
Encouraging, in a way
Ecclesiastical council.
Ecclesiastical court
Ecclesiastical court tribunal
Ecclesiastical tribunal
Ecclesiastical tribunals
Exchange cyclically
Enjoyed, as a kaleidoscope
E.R. doctors work them
Education by memorization
Elementary learning technique
Established routine
Edible wagon wheels
"Everyman" author
"Everyman" author Philip
"Exit Ghost" author
Eponym for an IRA variety
Estate planner's advice
Estate planner's suggestion
Evian entree
Edible spirals
Entreés on French menus.
Eating house.
Electric broiler.
Eastern weight
Engraving process, for short
Etched photo process, for short.
"Easter Parade" outlet
Energy quantum
Elizabethan neckruff: Fr.
Eggbeater feature
Electric motor part
Engine member
Engine turner
engine part Wankle
Electric motor parts
Edicts that are just plain crummy?
Equestrian way in Hyde Park, London.
Evil through and through
EUROPEAN port, largest
Erasmus's birthplace
Europe's largest port
Edward IV's birthplace
___ et noir
___ et noir (gambling game)
Errant drive's destination
Early version of a film
Early manuscript stage
Early stage of a manuscript
Early-stage manuscript
Engaged in disorderly play
Engages in disorderly play
Exist with only the basics
Excessive punishment
Epithet for one of the Roosevelts.
ENGRAVING method
epicycloid
European country (one of three spellings)
Eighteen holes, for example
Expensive pub order
Express as the nearest whole number, say
Edam, for instance
Express as smaller, figuratively
English form of rondeau having three triplets with a refrain after the first and third
English game like baseball.
Early English Puritan
English Puritans
Eighteen holes ... and a hint to this puzzle's circled letters
Elimination alternative
Elimination tournament
End of spoonerism
Effectively play reveille
Excited, as a crowd
Electrifying speech
Exciting event
Edd ___, Cooperstown name
"Emile" author
"Emile" author Jean Jacques
Embarrassing Loss
Embarrassing defeat
ESTABLISHED path
Established line of travel
Every mailperson has one
Entirely customary.
Everyday business
Everyday procedure
Easy one at Camden Yards
Easy hockey wins
Embarrasses, in sport
Embarrassing losses
Emulate a Romany
Emulate a vagabond
Emulate nomads
Exercised one's wanderlust
Exploration vehicle
Explorer on Mars
Emulates a nomad
Each of 15 in this grid
Employ oars
Emulate Michael?
Emulate Silken Laumann
English fight
Excel unit
Elite seating area
Eurasian tree with orange-red berrylike fruits
Early role for Clint
English dramatist Nicholas ___
English poet laureate Nicholas
English poet laureate, 1715–18.
English poet who wrote "Lady Jane Grey"
Employed oars
Endured an oar-deal?
Equestrian wheel
Engaging in a donnybrook.
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