AN EXACT COPY OR REPRODUCTION
AN EXACTING INSTRUCTOR
AN EXACTING JOB
an exaggerated devotion to the interests of a region
an exaggerated feeling of wellbeing
AN EXAGGERATED OPINION OF YOUR OWN IMPORTANCE
AN EXAMINATION ADMINISTERED AT THE END OF AN ACADEMIC TERM
an examination by use of an ophthalmoscope
AN EXAMINATION CONDUCTED BY SPOKEN COMMUNICATION
AN EXAMINATION CONSISTING OF A FEW SHORT QUESTIONS
an examination done via a laparoscope
An examination of dead body to find the cause of death
an example is the best agency of instruction
an example of an animal or plant
An example of itself
AN EXAMPLE OF UNSPORTSMAN-LIKE CONDUCT IN A RACKET SPORT, ESPECIALLY IN TENNIS
an example or instance that helps make something clear
an example regarded as typical of its class
AN EXAMPLE THAT IS USED TO JUSTIFY SIMILAR OCCURRENCES AT A LATER TIME
An excavation filled with water
an excavation for ore or precious stones or for archaeology
An excavation that is (usually) filled with water
AN EXCEEDINGLY GOOD WITTICISM THAT SURPASSES ALL THAT HAVE GONE BEFORE
An excellent thing
an excellent times
an exceptional heroine
AN EXCEPTIONAL MEMORY
an exceptionally good nutrient
An exceptionally good person or thing
an excerpt cut from a newspaper or magazine
An excess of
An excess of words
an excess or congestion of blood in an organ or part of the body
An excessive accumulation of serious fluid
an excessive adjustment
An excessive amount
AN EXCESSIVE DESIRE FOR FOOD
an excessive extension
AN EXCESSIVE ORNATENESS OF LANGUAGE
An excessive watery fluid in the cavities or tissue of the body
An excessively cheerful person
AN EXCESSIVELY DEMANDING AND FAULTFINDING TUTOR
AN EXCESSIVELY SENTIMENTAL NARRATIVE
AN EXCHANGE FOR BUYING AND SELLING COMMODITIES FOR FUTURE DELIVERY
AN EXCHANGE WHERE SECURITY TRADING IS CONDUCTED BY PROFESSIONAL STOCKBROKERS
AN EXCITED STATE OF AGITATION
AN EXCITING AND MYSTERIOUS QUALITY
an exclamation of impatience, disbelief, or disagreement
an exclamation of protest or remonstrance or reproof
AN EXCLUSIVE CIRCLE OF PEOPLE WITH A COMMON PURPOSE
an exclusive group of people
an exclusive right of inheritance belonging to the eldest son
an excursion especially on foot or to a foreign country
An exec group
An exec may have one
AN EXECUTIONER WHO HANGS THE CONDEMNED PERSON
AN EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF A FIRM OR CORPORATION
An executive producer of "Selma"
An exemplar of neatness
AN EXEMPTION FROM SOME RULE OR OBLIGATION
AN EXERCISE DESIGNED TO STRENGTHEN THE ABDOMINAL MUSCLES
an exercising weight
An exhausted person might be on it
AN EXHAUSTING JOB IN THE HOT SUN
AN EXHAUSTING ROUTINE THAT LEAVES NO TIME FOR RELAXATION
An exhibit at F.D.R.'s presidential library is dedicated to it
AN EXHIBITION OF A REPRESENTATIVE SELECTION OF AN ARTIST'S LIFE WORK
AN EXHIBITION OF COWBOY SKILLS
AN EXHILARATING PSYCHOLOGICAL STATE OF PRIDE AND OPTIMISM
an exiguity of cloth that would only allow of miniature capes-George Eliot
AN EXILE WHO FLEES FOR SAFETY
An exiled Yank, perhaps
an exoenzyme, an enzyme that functions outside the cell producing it
An exorbitant amount
AN EXORBITANT OR UNLAWFUL RATE OF INTEREST
AN EXORBITANT PRICE
AN EXPANSE OF SHORT GRASS
An expat may take it: Abbr.
An expectant father, e.g.
An expectant father, perhaps
AN EXPECTATION
AN EXPEDIENT ADOPTED ONLY IN DESPERATION
an expedient usually temporary or inadequate solution to a problem
an expedition to keep watch over an area
an expedition to keep watch over an area especially by guards and police
An expense homeowners don't have
An expensive fiddle
AN EXPENSIVE VESSEL PROPELLED BY SAIL OR POWER AND USED FOR CRUISING OR RACING
An expensive way of playing marbles, per G. K. Chesterton
AN EXPERIENCE THAT APPALLS
AN EXPERIENCE THAT IS IRRITATING OR FRUSTRATING OR DISAPPOINTING
AN EXPERIENCED PERSON WHO HAS BEEN THROUGH MANY BATTLES
an expert
an expert able to appreciate a field
AN EXPERT AT CALCULATION
an expert estimation of the quality, quantity, and other characteristics of someone or something
An expert in a particular field of study
an expert in financial matters
AN EXPERT IN GENEALOGY
an expert in or student of history
AN EXPERT IN PARLIAMENTARY RULES AND PROCEDURES
AN EXPERT IN SOIL MANAGEMENT AND FIELD-CROP PRODUCTION
AN EXPERT IN THE SCIENCE OF ECONOMICS
an expert maker of timepieces
AN EXPERT MANNER OF SPEAKING INVOLVING CONTROL OF VOICE AND GESTURE
an expert on Soviet affairs
an expert on the Turin shroud
An expert or critic
AN EXPERT WHO GIVES ADVICE
AN EXPERT WHO IS DEVOTED TO ONE OCCUPATION OR BRANCH OF LEARNING
AN EXPERT WHO IS HIGHLY SKILLED IN OBSCURE OR DIFFICULT OR ESOTERIC MATTERS
An expert with schedules
AN EXPERT WORKER THAT IS EMPLOYED BY SOMEONE ELSE
an explanation for something that went wrong
an exploit
AN EXPLOSION IN THE ATMOSPHERE
AN EXPLOSIVE BOMB OR ARTILLERY SHELL
AN EXPLOSIVE CHARGE THAT PROPELS A ROCKET
AN EXPLOSIVE CONTAINING NITRATE SENSITIZED WITH NITROGLYCERIN ABSORBED ON WOOD PULP
an exponent of hermeneutics, an interpreter
an exponent of immaterialism
an exponent of incrementalism
an exponent of neoclassicism
an exponent of neoplasticism
an exponent of operationalism
an exponent of phonography
an exponent of photorealism
an exponent of satyagraha, passive resistance, esp as a form of political protest
an exponent of vocationalism
AN EXPOSED PARTIAL WEATHER DECK ON THE STERN SUPERSTRUCTURE OF A SHIP
An express bypasses it
An express might skip yours: Abbr.
an expression especially one that is artificial or contrived
AN EXPRESSION INCLUDING A SUBJECT AND PREDICATE BUT NOT CONSTITUTING A COMPLETE SENTENCE
AN EXPRESSION OF AGREEMENT NORMALLY OCCURRING AT THE BEGINNING OF A SENTENCE
AN EXPRESSION OF AGREEMENT THAT IS NOT SUPPORTED BY REAL CONVICTION
an expression of approval and commendation
AN EXPRESSION OF DISAPPOINTMENT OR IRRITATION
An expression of disdain
AN EXPRESSION OF EMPHATIC AGREEMENT
an expression of enthusiastic approval
AN EXPRESSION OF FAREWELL BEFORE RETIRING TO BED
an expression of four terms
AN EXPRESSION OF GOOD WILL FROM ONE PERSON TO ANOTHER
an expression of greeting
AN EXPRESSION OF GRIEVANCE OR RESENTMENT
an expression of pleasure at the success or good fortune of another
AN EXPRESSION OF REGRET AT HAVING CAUSED TROUBLE FOR SOMEONE
AN EXPRESSION THAT IS DIFFICULT TO ARTICULATE CLEARLY
an expression which means that you are pleased
AN EXPRESSIVE STYLE OF MUSIC
AN EXPRESSIVE STYLE THAT IS DIRECT AND TO THE POINT
an expressway in a German-speaking country
AN EXPRESSWAY IN AN ITALIAN-SPEAKING COUNTRY
AN EXQUISITE CAMEO
AN EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEECH OR REMARK
AN EXTENDED AREA OF LAND
AN EXTENDED COMMUNICATION DEALING WITH SOME PARTICULAR TOPIC
an extended fictional work in prose
AN EXTENDED METAPHOR
an extended outer surface of an object
AN EXTENDED SESSION FOR LECTURES AND DISCUSSION ON AN IMPORTANT AND USUALLY CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE
AN EXTENDED SOCIAL GROUP HAVING A DISTINCTIVE CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION
an extended usually written treatment of a subject
an extensible measuring rule
AN EXTENSION AT THE END AND AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE MAIN BUILDING
AN EXTENSIVE ALTERATION OF THE STRUCTURE OF A CORPORATION OR GOVERNMENT
An extensive and destructive fire
AN EXTENSIVE AND SYSTEMATIC BOMBING INTENDED TO DEVASTATE A LARGE TARGET
AN EXTERIOR DOOR AT ONE SIDE OF A BUILDING
an exterior of an egg
AN EXTERNAL BODY PART THAT PROJECTS FROM THE BODY
An external opening used for breathing in certain insects, fish, or other animals
AN EXTERNAL TRACHEAL APERTURE IN A TERRESTRIAL ARTHROPOD
an extinct amphibian, so called from a mazy pattern on a section of its teeth
an extinct bird
An extinct flightless bird
An extinct form of an elephant
an extinct group of seed plants which bore fern-like leaves
AN EXTINCT ITALIC LANGUAGE OF ANCIENT SOUTHERN ITALY
AN EXTINCT OSCO-UMBRIAN LANGUAGE OF ANCIENT ITALY THAT SURVIVES ONLY IN A FEW INSCRIPTIONS
an extinct Pleistocene rhinoceros-sized marsupial of the genus Nototherium, related to the wombats
AN EXTINCT VOLCANO IN SOUTH CENTRAL HONSHU THAT IS THE HIGHEST PEAK IN JAPAN
an extra benefit
AN EXTRA FAREWELL
An extra helping
An extra inning
An extra item added to the end of a book or text
An extra one
AN EXTRA OR REPEATED PERFORMANCE
AN EXTRA OUTER DOOR FOR PROTECTION AGAINST SEVERE WEATHER OR WINTER
AN EXTRACTOR CONSISTING OF A PAIR OF PINCERS USED IN MEDICAL TREATMENT
AN EXTRAVAGANT COMEDY IN WHICH ACTION IS MORE SALIENT THAN CHARACTERIZATION
An extravagant trip or party
AN EXTRAVAGANTLY ENTHUSIASTIC REVIEW
An extreme and destructive fire
AN EXTREME BELLICOSE NATIONALIST
an extreme conservative
AN EXTREME DEVIATION FROM THE MEAN
an extreme form of mania
AN EXTREME LACK OF FURNISHINGS OR ORNAMENTATION
an extreme state of adversity
an extreme state of worry and agitation
AN EXTREMELY BRIGHT STAR OF VERY LARGE DIAMETER AND LOW DENSITY
AN EXTREMELY COLD CONTINENT AT THE SOUTH POLE ALMOST ENTIRELY BELOW THE ANTARCTIC CIRCLE
AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS OR DIFFICULT MISSION
AN EXTREMELY HARD BLUE-BLACK CRYSTALLINE COMPOUND USED AS AN ABRASIVE AND A HEAT REFRACTORY MATERIAL
an extremely high fever, with a temperature of 41C (106F) or above
An extremely important person
An extremely long period of time
An extremely long time
an extremely powerful storm that causes widespread devastation
An extremely small person
AN EXTREMELY STEEP FACE
An extremely strong reaction of anger or indignation
AN EXTREMELY TALENTED YOUNGSTER
An extremist Shiite Muslim group active especially in Lebanon
An extremity
An eye for an eye
An eye for poetry?
An eye for the poetic?
An eye-catching person or thing
An FAA A
An H.S. dropout may earn one
An habitual twitch
AN HABITUE OF THE RACETRACK
an herb whose leaves are used to flavor sauces and punches
an herbicide used in the control of weeds
An historian who .... over a pile of documents may be able to check an obscure point
An honest American Indian
An honest man
an honest shopkeeper
An honor card in bridge
AN HONOR OR AWARD GAINED FOR EXCELLENCE
AN HONOUR TO ACCEPT ORBISON'S FIRST INSTRUMENT
An hors d'oeuvre
An hour after midnight
An hour after noon
AN HOUR AND TWO THIRDS TO DRESS POSH SPICE
An hour before midnight
An hour before noon
An hour before office closing time, maybe
An hour into the graveyard shift, usually
An hour of prime-time TV, often
An hour of sleep, e.g.
An hour past noon
An hour's worth of tunes, maybe
An HR results in at least one
An hr. after midnight
An hr. after noon