Letter E 80250–80500

EUROPEAN larkspur Early Sam & Dave record label Eat in Emulate Godot? Emergency directive? End of "sour grapes" Extended one's vacation Eschew a night out Enjoy a quiet evening, say Enjoy an evening at home Eschew the nightclubs Eschew medical attention? Extend a visit Extend one's visit Emulates a boring guest. English term for a corset, used from the 17th to the 20th century Extends a visit Emulates a homebody Eschews a night out, perhaps Eschews the night life Extends one's visit Ecclesiastical deg. Eponym of a cathedral in Red Square Eighth-century Apostle of Germany Electric Company neighbor EST Part of EST or CST part (Abbr.) EST part: Abbr. EST pt. Eastab. measure Established amt. Established norm: abbr. E.P.A. issuances: Abbr. E.P.A. output: Abbr. EPA criteria EPA issuances Estab. criteria Elisabeth, e.g.: Abbr. Enhaloed Fr. lady Enhaloed Fr. woman End with bed or home Ending for "farm" or "home" Ending for bed or farm Ending for bed or home Ending for home Ending for home or bed Ending with "bed" or "farm" Ending with bed, home, or farm Ending with farm Ending with farm or home Ever dedicated Ever loyal Extremely loyal "Easy there, boy" Exclusive date Eggs' brunch partner Entree served with a knife Expensive entree Entree for newscaster Sawyer? *Elite Navy member Embezzle, e.g. Emulate Raines of the Expos Emulate Rickey Henderson Emulate Ricky Henderson Emulate Ty Cobb Emulate Vince Coleman Emulate a thief Excellent buy Exceptional bargain Exceptional deal Exciting baseball tactic Exhibit kleptomania Extraordinary bargain: Colloq. Eye-opening bargain Exit secretly Emulate Jackie Enter on tippytoe Enter unseen Emulates Rickey Henderson Engages in thievery Enters on the sly Enters on tiptoe, say Enters secretly Espionage asset Emote excessively, maybe Early auto engine's power source Early car powerer Emanation from a wok, perhaps Emanation from an iron Emission from a whistling kettle Emission from an angry toon's ears Energy for Fulton Energy source in old engines Energy, idiomatically Engine activator, sometimes Engine driver, once Engine power source Envelope opener Eruption from a geyser Espresso machine vapor Espresso-making need early locomotives were powered by it Early type of auto Early vehicle that could take up to 30 minutes to start *Extracts dirt from the carpet, maybe Entrée served in a bucket Exhibits rage Emits vapor as water does when boiling Excavation equipment Exuding vapor. Ester from tallow. Esters of fatty acids Eleanor ___, Met soprano. Eleanor of the Met Eleanor, the soprano Elevator for a knight? Energetic equine Energetic mount Equestrian's mount Equestrian's pride Equine ride Energetic equines Energy-filled chargers Equines of romance Eleventh anniversary gift Essen product Excalibur's metal Enclosure for dangerous underwater cinematography ESPN anchor Sage Editor of "The Tatler." Editor of The Tatler (1672–1729). Eng. essayist English essayist Richard English essayist Sir Richard English essayist who started the periodical The Tatler English essayist, 1672-1729 Essayist Sir Richard Essayist associate of Addison. Essayist who called himself Nestor Ironside Essayist with Addison Emboldened Enures, in a way Eastern city's nickname Extremely quick of intellect. Emotionally distant advice columnist Savage? El Capitan Like the face of Excessive, as a price Excessive, as prices Excessive: Colloq. Excessively expensive Excessively high Excessively high, price-wise Excessively pricey Exhorbitant Exorbitant, as a cost Exorbitant, as a price Exorbitant: Colloq. Exorbitantly priced Extremely high, as prices Extremely high, price-wise Event at Aintree. Escarpments Equipped with a rudder and wheel, say Exercised control over Emphatic call after the first swing, maybe Early king of Serbia Edberg of tennis Edberg from Sweden Edberg of tennis fame Edberg who won two Wimbledons Edberg with two Wimbledon wins ___ Edberg, two-time U.S. Open tennis champion Edberg and others *Edberg enjoying a sports match Eagles lineman Wisniewski Extinct plant-eater ENNS River tributary (Austria) "Everybody's Autobiography" author EARTHENWARE mug Earthenware product Eccentric modern writer. Expatriate American writer. Expatriate author who was an M. D. "East of Eden" author European-born cartoonist, in vogue in U. S. Envoy to Russia under F.D.R. Earthenware mugs Easter Island head, e.g. Elaborately sculptured stone slab. Engraved pillar Engraved pillar (Var.) Epitaph stone Engraved memorial tablets erected on the backs of stone tortoises in dynastic China Engraved marker Engraved monument Engraved pillars Engraved slab Engraved stone marker Engraved stone pillar Epithet of the Virgin Mary Excellent, as a performance. Effect used to measure astronomical distances English ditches Erasmus of Formia, by another name Electrical phenomenon on shipboard. Electrical storm Electrical storm phenomenon Edible part of asparagus Educ. acronym associated with a gender gap Education acronym for four fields of study Education acronym that encompasses chemistry Education acronym that encompasses geometry Education acronym touted by Obama Education category that aptly includes botany Education-policy acronym for the four fields featured in this puzzle Educational curriculum acronym Educational subjects acronym Enoki part Edible rhubarb parts Early Hollywood actress Early submachine gun English arm Employee in a pool Employee of a dictator Exec's brain, on occasion Exec's employee Exec's helper of yore Exec's note taker Everyone in the pool, in bygone days Extend: Scot. Extent: Scot. Equipment for an angioplasty Extends: Scot. Each cha in cha-cha-cha Echoing sound in a hallway, maybe Elton John "___ Into Christmas" Equipment for some aerobics classes Escalator feature Escalator surface Escalator unit Executed by Fred Astaire. Exercise routine bit Encouraging words to a newly walking toddler? Edward Murdstone, to David Copperfield EVERGREEN hothouse plant EUSTACE, father of Easter statesman? Early Brazos settler Evolutionary biologist who wrote "The Panda's Thumb" Easily donned, as attire