Letter E
Eastern cicada killers, e.g.
Ethnic group portrayed in A. R. Gurney's plays
Economy's opposite.
Eggshells and coffee grounds, typically
Eliot's "The ___ Land"
End of an incautiousness adage
Expend needlessly
Expend recklessly
Election day write-in, usually
Entered the batter's box
England's ___ Tyler.
English rebel Tyler
Enjoy a TV show
Enjoy a movie
Enjoy, as television
Enjoyed congressional junk e-mail?
Exhibit sure footing
Enjoy Scully and Mulder
Escalator warning
Enjoy "The Devil Wears Prada"?
Essential for life, flows in rivers and streams
Essential liquid for life
Esopus content.
Estuary, essentially
Esther Williams number
Egrets and herons
End of a kindergarten line?
Ecofriendly toilet (another place to find Suri!)
Eighteen fifteenth battle
Ethel or still
Ethel, John, or Muddy
Event marking a turning point
Engage in a summer sport
Enjoy the lake, in a way
Enjoyment when at the end of your rope?
Ethel + Billy + George =
Escape artist's prop
Excellent excuse
"___, everywhere": Coleridge
Erie Canal, e.g.
"Elementary, my dear ___"
Emma of the Harry Potter movies
Emma who played Meg March in "Little Women"
Erstwhile boarder in Baker Street.
Elements of a Sherlock Holmes sports mystery?
Electric power measure
Electrical-power unit
Electricity measurement
Engine inventor James
Engineer who appeared on 50-pound notes until 2021
Engineer who coined the term "horsepower"
Engineer whose name shows up on light bulbs
Eponymous Scottish inventor
Eponymous Scottish scientist James
Eponymous engineer
Electrician's verbal shrug?
Electrical unit there's no name for?
"Embarkation of Cythera" artist
Embarkation for Cythera artist
Electrical energy measurement
Equivalent of 3600 joules
Electrical measure, recline, owing?
Electrical room device
Electrical power units
English poet and theologian
Eponymous units
Early '60s "tribal" dance
Early '60s dance
Energetic dance of the '60s
Erstwhile dance craze.
English author of satirical novels
Evelyn's hat?
Emulated a flag
Encourage to score, as a base runner
Energy carriers
Evidence of brain power?
East Coast 7-Eleven competitor
East Coast convenience store chain
East Coast-based convenience store chain with a repeated syllable
Electric guitar effect used in "Theme from Shaft"
Electric guitar sound effect
Electric-guitar effect
Electronic music effect
Ear buildup
Ear clogger
Ear-y stuff
Edam covering
Early recording device
Enthused out loud
*Employ flowery language
Evocative of begonias
Exit, with "out"
Extremely, so to speak
Elsie ____ Gretzky
Esoteric, to the max
Excuse, perhaps
"Evil ___" (Santana hit)
Edge of a path
Edge of the road
Experienced ones know these
Experienced person's forte
Expression of encouragement or praise
Early contest in presidential races
Egbert Sousé portrayer in "The Bank Dick"
Egbert Sousé portrayer in a 1940 film
English johns, briefly
Entries in a cryptic: Abbr.
Essay count: Abbr.
Essay tally (abbr.)
Expected to yield
Easily broken or overcome
Extremely lame, in modern slang
Extremely lame, in slang
Extremely mediocre
English woodland
End of toast
"Excess of ___ cause of covetousness": Marlowe
Entrepreneur's quest, sometimes
Ease gradually (off)
Ease off of breast milk, say
Ease off, as from a baby bottle
End the dependency of
Estrange, in a way
Eases off of, with "from"
Eases off slowly
Exhibit A, often
Endure the effects of time.
Endure under use
Endure use
Erode, with "down"
Erosion, for instance
Everyday use
Emulate a trick-or-treater
End of a 1978 new-wave album title
Eyeglass ___ (optometry patient)
Expend gradually
Erosion news?
Exhausts, with "out"
Epithet for Willie.
Exhausted by
Emmett Kelly character
Emmett Kelly clown
Ermine, for one
Evade (with "out of")
Evade, with "out"
Evaded (with "out of")
Evading a situation
Evade, with "of"
Evades responsibility for
Equivocator's term
Equivocal talk: Slang.
Equivocator's specialty
Ermine, polecat, mink, etc.
Evasive speech
Everybody's concern
Endures, as a storm
Endure hardship with minimal damage
Edge for a meteorologist?
Emulate Arachne
Emulate Penelope
Emulate Silas Marner
"ER" doctor played by Laura Innes
Erratic driver
Emulates Silas Marner
E.B. White's "Charlotte's __"
Ebay milieu
Educator Du Bois
Electronic page
Edge programs
Emily of "Our Town"
Earwig in a spider's snare?
"Economy and Society" author Max
Experimental psychology founder Ernst
E-tailer's count
Elaborate sham
E-tailer's creation
Entangling traps
Entangling weavings
Episodes on YouTube, say
Examples of ___ include (a) amazon.com, (b) priceline.com, (c) rafters?
eHarmony.com et al.
Emmanuel Lewis TV role
Errand runner employed by a lexicographer?
Expression of corporate compassion
"Everything okay between us?"
Eligible for some deductions
Elope, say
Eloped, e.g.
Eloped, say
Emulate Rolfe and Pocahontas
Emulate some participants on "Love Is Blind"
End one's bachelorhood
End singleness
End the single life
Engage in matrimony
Enter an altared state?
Enter into an altared state?
Enter into matrimony
Entered an altared reality?
Exchange "I dos"
Exchange marriage vows
Exchange rings with
Exchanged rings
Exchanged rings, say
Exchange vows
Event depicted in this puzzle's grid
Event where one may hear the song colloquially known as "Here Comes the Bride," the melody of which is shown in the circled notes when played in F major
EGG DOWNWIND
Event at McCullers's club?
E or I?
Elopes, e.g.
Emulates the participants on "Married at First Sight"
Ends an engagement
Ends an engagement, in a way
Ends bachelorhood
Ends bachelorhood, maybe
Ends one's bachelorhood
Ends singleness
Enters couplehood with
Enters into an altared state?
Exchanges "I do's"
Exchanges rings
Exchanges rings, say
Exchanges vows
Exchanges vows with
Egotist ties his knot!
Early, as hours
Early-hour adjective
Easy to miss
Elf-sized
Ever so slight
Ewbank who coached Namath in Super Bowl III
___ Ewbank, 1969 Super Bowl-winning coach
Egg-shaped Hasbro toys introduced in 1971
Egg-shaped toys with heavy bottoms and low centers of gravity
Epithet for Pitt, Gladstone or Clay
Exemplar of rapid growth
Exercised pull?
Evacuates wild plants
Entangling details
Early in the A.M.
"Eight Days a ___"
End or day preceder
Easter never falls on this
End of student's reply
Every seventh day
evening or night of a weekday
Elinor Glyn's "Three ___."
Eclectic Pennsylvania band
Eloi girl saved from drowning by the Time Traveller
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