Letter E
Entrée with asparagus
Economist who wrote "The Theory of the Leisure Class"
Early Sanskrit
Early form of Sanskrit.
Echelon formation
Elvis's heart?
Ex halved
Ex-soldiers' group
Early Black-owned record label founded by Vivian Carter and Jimmy Bracken (aptly; and no, they didn't play music videos)
Emmy winner for Outstanding Comedy in 2015, 2016 and 2017
Executive Branch #2
Executive branch exec
Escape an accident, in a way
Eastern thrushes
Echelon formations
Every bivalve has two of them
Engage in some bingewatching, e.g.
Enjoy some downtime, informally
Eschewing both meat and dairy
Eating regimen that forgoes animal products
Egg-free breakfast dish featuring tofu, often served by plant-based cooks
Excalibur setting
Excalibur's place
"Eat your ___!" (parent's order)
EDIBLE plant (pert. to)
Ersatz meat
"Eat your ___!" (mom's order)
Enthusiastic plant-based eater
Easter bonnet accessory.
Exhibiting wavy strips, like marble
Easy to stick a needle in
Easy shoe fastener
Easy-to-use shoe fastener
Eland land
Expanses of southern Africa
Early film actress Lupe
Expensive paper
*Early bicycles
Exemplar of kitschy art
Easily bought
Easily bribed
Easily corrupted
EBENISTERIE
Easily excused
Excusable servant?
Entrée that may cost you a few bucks?
Exotic steak
EFEXOR
English logician John
English logician with a diagram named for him
Eponymous logical diagram creator
English metal band that suffered a snakebite?
Extreme malice
excessive quantity of blood in the venous system or in an organ or part
Express forcefully, as one's anger
Express freely
Express frustration
Express one's anger
Express strong emotions
expose to cool or cold air so as to cool or freshen
express, as anger
Expressed frustration
Expressed openly
Exhausting things?
EXPOSE to risk
Engage in speculation
Entrepreneur's artificial organ?
Ex-golf broadcaster Ken
Event locale
Event location
Event place
Event setting
Event's locale
Event's location
Event's setting
EPILOGUE: Band member: Where can we possibly go where they won't find us? T: I'm thinking __ (Frankie Avalon)
End of a John Gray title
English novelist Brittain
Entertainer Miles
"Eat" or "drink," perhaps
Embrace with words, rather than arms
exaggerated emphasis on the importance of words
express (something) in words
Exactly as spoken
excessive use of words
Eat and run , e.g.
Extreme west cape of Africa.
"Ernani" composer
Edward Fairfax ___, "Billy Budd" captain
Edward de ___ (the "real" Shakespeare?)
Edward de ___, English poet.
Elizabethan poet Edward de __
End of Yale's motto
Ernest P. Worrell's offscreen pal
Ernest's friend, in a series of ads
Ernest's unseen buddy
Ernest's unseen friend
Ernest's unseen friend, in films
Everyday vocabulary
___ equinox
Early sci-fi author
Early sci-fi writer
Early science fiction writer Jules
Early science-fiction writer Jules
Explorer of North America's eastern coast in 1524
Esther 8:9 is the longest one in the Bible
Exodus excerpt
Experienced, with "in"
Even-number page
Even-numbered page
Experienced, old-style
Experienced, quaintly
Each of 33 in the human body
Excellence in art
Enthusiastic energy or zest
Ella Fitzgerald record label
Exuberance or brio
enthusiasm or liveliness
Extremely or exceedingly
Enhancing word
Eric Carle's "The __ Hungry Caterpillar"
Elevator riders' ailment?
Extremely amusing, as a joke
Early U.S. black leader
Evening, on a prescription
European tourists' rentals
Emperor who started the Colosseum
Evening bell
Evening prayers
Evening prayers or devotions.
Early explorer of South America
Explorer Amerigo
Explorer for whom America is named
Explorer from whose name America is derived
Explorer with an eponymous first name
Explorer and theologian put squeeze on composer
Ed Norton garment
Ed Norton wore one
Ed Norton's wear
Endow (with)
Endow with a right
Endow with authority
Endow with power
Endow with rights
Entitled to pension benefits
Entry halls
Endow to
enabling
ephod
Endows (with), as power
Endows with authority.
Endows with power
Endows, as with power
Erstwhile warrior
Ex-G. I.
Ex-G.I. guy
Ex-Marine, e.g., informally
Ex-fighter
Ex-fighter: Colloq.
Ex-serviceman
Ex-serviceman: Colloq.
Ex-soldier: Colloq.
Examine expertly
Examine or treat: Colloq.
Experienced G.I.
Experienced person: Colloq.
Expert performer, usually (Abbr.)
Examine thoroughly before approval, informally
Experienced person
Ex-service people
Experienced animal doctor?
Executive 'no'
Executive negation
Executive nix
Executive rejection
Executive turndown
Executive refusal
Exercised a presidential power
Executive using a check?
Executive rejections
Executive check
"Emergency ___" (Animal Planet show)
Ex-G.I.'s
Ex-servicemen
Ex-soldiers
Examiners of boxers
Examines expertly
Examines fully
Examines or treats as a doctor does: Colloq.
Examines, as a contract
Early Formula One engines
Ex-G.I.'s grp.
Ex-G.I.'s org.
Ex-GIs' gp.
Ex-combat GIs' gp.
Ex-servicemen's org.
Ex-soldiers' org.
Ex-military merchant?
Eric Johnson "Ah ___ Musicom"
Expedia word
English in America, say?
Elevated roadway
Easy way to spot trends?
Essence container.
Exhibits of suit parts in small glass containers?
Essence holders
Emotional atmosphere
Emotional emanation
Emotional emanation, informally
Emotional feeling, casually
Emotional feeling, informally
Emotional assessment of one's surroundings, in lingo
Enjoyed a low-pressure hangout
ESP word
Emanations to be picked up
Empaths pick them up
Enjoying each other's energy, say
ELECTRIC instrument used in massage
*Experienced through another
Ecclesiastic deputy
Ecclesiastical agent
English cleric
Episcopal VIP
Episcopal chapel leader
Episcopal figure
Episcopal priest
Episcopal priest in charge of a chapel
Ecclesiastics' dwellings
Episcopal priests' road trip?
Experienced for another
EVIL habit
Excessive drinking or gambling
Educational administrator
Evil habits
Entourage of a 1990s white rapper?
European capital, 1940-44
Effervescent beverage from a central French resort town
End of Caesar's boast
End of Caesar's claim
End of Julius' boast
End of a Caesar quote
End of a Caesarean boast
End of a Latin boast
End of a boast
End of a famous boast
End of a famous claim
End of a laconic saying.
End of a quotable boast
End of an ancient battle report
End of an old boast
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