Letter E 90250–90500

Exceptionally small: Colloq. Emulate a willow Exhibit some grief Express joy, perhaps Exude water Expresses sorrow or joy End of scarf covered by moist part of cloth "Everything cool between us?" "Everything cool here?" Excited shout during a puzzle hunt Early Chinese dynasty name Either of two Chinese dynasties Estimate heaviness Evaluate, as evidence Evaluated a milk product? Express thoughts carefully Evaluates, as options "Eat It" parodist Ehrich ___ (Houdini) Ehrich ___ a.k.a. Harry Houdini Ehrich ___ a.k.a. Houdini Ehrich ___, Houdini's real name Entry sight Extend a glad hand. Embraced, literally or figuratively *Entryway rug Eagerly anticipated chops? Employ an acetylene torch Evidence of fusion operations Employs a blowtorch Entry in a metalworker's personal planner? Easily past Expression of shock and disgust Effectively worded Elevator shafts. Established firmly Expression of surprise or suspicion upon discovering something unexpected Extremely justifiable energy or commitment Encouraging words from slug enthusiasts? "Eh, what can you do?!" Evidence of a big hit Evidence of a lashing Evidence of a sock Evidence of a whipping Edging strips. Evidence of a caning Eudora known for works set in the American South Eudora, the novelist. ENGLISH soccer stadium for the F.A. Cup final "Ed Sullivan Show" ventriloquist Elizabethan barmaid Erstwhile Slav of E. Germany Engineer in 2000 headlines Ended up going Endured (with "through") Exited, with "out" Exploded, with "off" Elapsed, as time Entered a building Explained thoroughly Employed smear tactics, e.g. Exploded, as a firecracker Entered the majors Emulated Diana Ross (1970) and Justin Timberlake (2002) Endured, as a lengthy ordeal Ended unsuccessfully Escorted one's rival? Emulated Rowling's Moaning Myrtle Enjoyed a tear-jerker Entire predicate of John 11:35 Experienced catharsis, perhaps Experienced lacrimation Expressed grief or joy Expressed joy or sorrow. Expressed joy, in a way Expressed joy, perhaps Existed at one time Existed in bygone times Existed in the past "Enough of this party" End of a quote End of a timely quip "Everything's cool now, I assume" Exclamation after a rescue "Elm Street" director Craven Editorial I's Editorial pronouns. Ex-NBAer Unseld Ex-cager Unseld End of "Ring Out, Ye Wild and Merry Bells." English clergyman and founder of Methodism Ensign __ Crusher, Wil Wheaton's "Star Trek: TNG" role Evangelical movement founder ENGLISH kingdom (9th c.) Early Batman portrayer Early Hollywood sex symbol Early pioneers' heading East of the sun and __ of the moon (fairy tale locale) East's opposite Enemy of ISIS, with "the" English novelist and reporter. Ex-Laker outlined on the NBA logo Expansion target, with "the" ___ Edmonton Mall ___ Egg (Long Island village in "The Great Gatsby") Ending with nor' or sou' Ever-popular movie. Eggy breakfasts containing ham and peppers (... 11 to 7) EGG DISH WITH HAM, ONIONS, AND PEPPERS Egg dish with a lemon turnover Egg dish with onions, peppers and ham Elmer Fudd's quiet frontier? Elia Kazan bungles this John Steinbeck novel adaptation (1955) Eisenhower or Bradley, circa 1913 Eastern state Emmy-winning drama four years in a row, with "The" Emulate some dolls Either blank in Rob Bell's What ___ About When ___ About God Enthusiasm dampener Electrochemistry devices E-signature alternative Eurythmics album: "___ are One" Exhausted person Evidence of melted ice Emmy winner Patricia of "Thirtysomething" Ersatz fire extinguisher Exultant cry from a research lab Employee file item EXPRESSING approval (sl.) EXPRESSION of approval (sl.) Expression questioning expected action in casual slang Early source of oil Exemplar of great size Emulated Ahab "Everything She Wants" band Eighties pop duo with an onomatopoeic name English rock duo Exclamation imitating a loud impact. Exclamation of startling abruptness Evil-eye havoc in "Li'l Abner." Electric guitar vibrato producer Early '80s laugh "___! (Enjoy What You Do)" "___ else is new?" Exclamation of confusion. Exclamation uttered when things go effortlessly "Everything is ruined!" *"Everything's all over the place!" (see letters 4 to 7) End of a riddle End of an old riddle End of some riddles Ending words of some riddles Exclamation expressing astonishment at entertainment Exclamation about a suspiciously loud fuss Existential question often asked in confusion Enthusiastic smorgasbord words ... and hint to this puzzle's circled letters Expression for someone acting foolishly Expression of disbelief at naive actions Exclamatory phrase used in calling. Experimenter's question Evening request, often … English river, site of the ruins of Tintern Abbey End of conjecture Elle Woods' iconic comment about getting into Harvard Law Elle Woods' iconic response to "You got into Harvard Law?" Etageres Exasperated query "___ earth?" (incredulity phrase) "Eh, ___ up, doc?" Expression questioning the importance of something Expression of befuddlement ENGLISH corn Eared plant Einkorn, e.g. English physicist-inventor: 1802-75 Exclamation of elation Exclamation on a fun ride Exhilarated cry Exhilarated exclamation Exhilaration exclamation Exuberant outcry Employ flattery to persuade someone to do something Early invention Event in which two people have two hands and two feet on the ground Ex-Senator Burton K. ___. Edible marine snail Engulf, old-style engulf entirely with or as if with water "ETA?" "Enough!" to a bartender Evite info Eager employer's question to a new hire *Era known for Pegasus and other winged stallions? Elliptical comment on local customs Elder's scold End of a question concerning aging Everly Brothers hit (with a Buffalo running back) "__ Everybody Knows Your Name": "Cheers" theme song Explorer s query '-- everybody go?' End of the chain (5) End to "Find your passion" End of a digression Excite, as an appetite Exclamation from "110 Degrees in the Shade" script Exclamation like a half-formed whistle. Exclamation of exertion "Every __ Way but Loose" Every ___ way. "Eh, any one is fine" "Eh, either is fine" Early 1800s Democratic opponent Early American political party Early American politico Early Democrat's adversary Early Democrat's foe "___ England Slept" (Churchill book) *"___ England Slept" (1938 Churchill book) Effort taken Even as Even though, to Brits Even though: Poe EUROPEAN curlew Eliot's ending for the world Element of Dr. Seuss' work Emulate TV's Raymond Entertain a complaint? Engines, at times Exhibits petulance Evergreen shrubs like furze or gorse. Electric mixer setting Electric fan noise Electric fan's noise Electric-fan sound Emulate a blender Engine's noise Emulate a dervish Eastern dancer Egg-beating implement Egg-beating tool Egg-white whipper *Easy order for a bartender *Easy order for a mixologist Egg beaters Electric mixer alternatives Early form of bridge Employee who calls out bad practices, say Engage in fantasy Engage in unrealistic fantasizing Emulates a teapot