Letter E
Emulated some sleepers.
Engaged in an undercover racket?
Expressed disinterest, mockingly
Enjoy coral reefs
Enjoy shallow coral reefs, say
Enter a school district, perhaps?
Equipment used with goggles
Explore coral reefs, perhaps
"Edda of ___ Sturluson"
"Edda" author __ Sturluson
"Egils saga" author Sturluson
Edda writer Sturluson
Embarrassing laugh accompanier
Embarrassing sound to suddenly make while laughing
Emit explosive sounds.
Emulate Johnny Depp in "Blow"
Emulate a horse, in a way
Enjoy, as coke?
Equine outburst
Equine protest
Evince contempt.
Expel air loudly
Explosive nasal sound.
Explosive sound made by sudden forcing of breath through the nose
Explosive sound of air from the nostrils
Express contempt, as a bull
Express indignation
Express with contempt
Enjoy, as with a so-bad-it's-good movie
Express audible derision toward
Express derision toward
Emulated a bull
Enjoyed some rock
Exhaled like a horse
Exhibited derision
Expressed audible contempt.
Expressed disgust
Expressed indignation
Expressed disdain for
Emulating a bull
Expressing contempt
Emulates a bull
Emulates bulls
Equine challenges.
Equine huffs
Equine protests.
Exhales like a bull
Exhibits bullishness?
Early TV problem
Earthly angel's backdrop
Eaves coverage, at times
Edgar or C.P.
Effect of a weak TV signal
English novelist and scientist.
English writer of novels about moral dilemmas in academe
Early winter Fruit Aptly named
Early winter fruit
Expanded rapidly.
ETHIOPIAN bird
Equipment for Olympic gold medalist Chloe Kim
Edward who was dubbed "The Dark Prophet" by Time magazine
Earldom for Mr. Armstrong-Jones.
Eminent British photographer
ERYRI mountains national park
Employment opportunity at a ski resort?
*Endangered cat that turns white in winter
Endangered Asian cat
Endangered mountain cat of Asia
Ephemeral sculpture
Ephemeral sculptures
Early veggie
Early vegie (2 words)
Egg drop soup floater, at times
Edgar and C.P.
Events that please ski resort owners
Entry on a weather map.
Egret descriptor
Elitist's rejection
Eluded the bouncer, say
Eluded the ticket taker
Extinguish a candle (with "out")
Extinguish, as a candle
Extinguishes a candle
Emmy-winning TV host
Esther who co-founded In-N-Out Burger
Enjoy a Jacuzzi
Enjoy a bath
Enjoy a bubble bath
Enjoy a hot bath
Enjoy a long bath
Enjoy a nice long bath
Enjoy a tub
Enjoy some tub time
Enjoy the tub
Engages in price gouging
Enjoys a bath
Enjoys a bathtub
Enjoys a bubble bath
Enjoys a long bath
Enjoys a long, hot bath, say
End of a Swiss prayer?
Epithet of sorts
[expletive deleted] person
English architect Sir John
Early Billy Crystal TV show
Emmy-winning sitcom created by Susan Harris
Emulsifier
Elevator in a public park?
Event for amateur racers with homemade cars down a hill
Endless melodrama
English term for a telenovela
Entertainment named for their original sponsors
Endangered TV fare
Endangered TV species
Eurasian plant with clusters of fragrant pink or white flowers
Eagles do it
Eagles may do it
Emulate Icarus
Emulate J. L. Seagull
Emulate a condor
Emulate a falcon
Emulate a frigatebird
Emulate a hawk
Emulate a lark
Emulate an airplane
Emulate an eagle
Emulate an osprey
Emulate eagles
Emulate the eagle
Emulate the flight of the kite
Emulate witches on brooms
Enjoy a view from on high
Emulated Icarus
Emulated a skylark
Emulated eagles
Emulated hawks
Eagle, often
Eagles and hawks, typically
Eagles and jets
Eagles on the wing
Eagles, often
Emulating an eagle
Eagle wing parts?
Emulates Dumbo
Emulates Icarus
Emulates J. L. Seagull
Emulates a hawk
Emulates an eagle
Emulates eagles
Emulates eagles or falcons.
Epithet used by H.S.T.
Evidence of unhappiness
Exhibit despair, in a way
Exhibit sorrow
Express despair, in a way
Express distress
Express emotion
Expression of despair
Eastern noodles often eaten with a loud sucking sound
Eminem or Paul McCartney song title
Eminem rap with the lyric "Guarantee I'll be the greatest thing you ever had"
Epically awful
Entertaining, in an embarrassing way
Energy drink maker
Energy-drink maker
Exotic juice brand
Earnestly thoughtful
Even-keeled
Eliciting thoughtfulness
Effect of gravity?
Edna Ferber Pulitzer winner
Edna Ferber book
Edna Ferber novel named for a baby game
Edna Ferber's Pulitzer Prize novel, 1925.
Edna Ferber's Pulitzer Prize novel.
"Encyclopedia Brown" series creator Donald J. ___
Encyclopedia Brown creator
Emotional sounds
Exhibits grief
Experiences catharsis, say
Expresses anguish, in a way
Expresses deep sadness
Expressions of grief.
Empathy inducer
Excuse designed to elicit sniffles
Excuse meant to arouse sympathy
Excuse meant to elicit sympathy
Excuse that's often exaggerated
Early English franchise.
Eugene Debs's party: Abbr.
Eugene Debs, e.g.: Abbr.
East L.A.'s region
Epithet used in many "poisoning the well" arguments
European football
Event that people do for kicks?
Enjoying others' company
Electric mixer?
England's type of government.
Elite listings
Events with tea, perhaps
Economic leader?
Economic opener
Economic start
"___ exchange" (ring event)
Electrical outlet
Eye holder
Eye pod?
Eyehole in a skull
Eyes, shoulders and knees have them
Event where "Roll Over Beethoven" might be played
Excellent, in Variety
Extremely successful, in slang
Extremely successful, slangily
Extremely well-reviewed, in show-biz slang
Earliest known quizmaster.
Exclamation from a cheek pincher
Early Great Plains building material
Early Plains building material
Earth covering
Earth lodge covering
Eco-roof material
East Coast kid's pop
Egg cream component
Empty calorie provider
English chemist whose work on radioactive disintegration led to the discovery of isotopes
ELECTROLYSIS of fused silver hydroxide, product of
ELECTROLYSIS of fused sodium chloride, product of
ELECTROLYSIS of sodium hydroxide, product of
Element in borax.
Element in table salt
Element lighter than water.
Element of the alkali group.
Element with the symbol Na
Element commonly found in table salt
Echoing remark
Early love interest for J.D. Vance, allegedly
Easy chair for a pair
"Early signs are encouraging"
"Everything's coming along great!"
"Everything's fine for now"
Ethan Allen buys
European capital named after a saint
European capital once behind the Iron Curtain
European capital that uses the Cyrillic alphabet
European capital whose name is Greek for "wisdom"
European capital whose name most people incorrectly accent on the second syllable
Easily bullied
Easily spreadable
Easily worked
Easily yielding to pressure
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