Expression that does not make literal sense
Expression that doesn't translate literally
Expression that includes a lip curl
Expression that ought to relate to "child's play"
Expression that ought to relate to "even the score"
Expression that ought to relate to "for the birds"
Expression that ought to relate to "goes into a spin"
Expression that's coined
expression traditionally used by the welsh
Expression unique to a language
expression used on parting
Expression uttered weekly
Expression with a protruding lip
expression-of-dislike
EXPRESSIONAL
expressionism
expressionism realism
Expressionist James
Expressionist Nolde
Expressionist painter Heckel
Expressionist painter James
Expressionist painter LeRoy
Expressionist painter Nolde
EXPRESSIONIST painters group
Expressionist Schiele
Expressionless
expressionless on one s face
Expressionless visage
Expressionless, as a stare
Expressionm of alarm
EXPRESSIONS
Expressions in toothpaste ads
Expressions of 140 characters maximum
Expressions of amazement
Expressions of amusement
Expressions of approbation
Expressions of arguments
Expressions of atonement
Expressions of awe
Expressions of boredom
Expressions of confidence
Expressions of confusion
Expressions of contempt
Expressions of delight
Expressions of disapproval
Expressions of disbelief
Expressions of discovery
Expressions of disdain
Expressions of disgust
Expressions of distress
Expressions of doubt
Expressions of enlightenment
Expressions of inquiry
Expressions of intolerance
Expressions of intuition
Expressions of joy
Expressions of love
Expressions of mockery
Expressions of outrage
Expressions of pain
Expressions of pain relief
Expressions of pleasure
Expressions of praise
Expressions of puppy love
Expressions of relief
Expressions of repugnance
Expressions of satisfaction
Expressions of scorn
Expressions of skepticism
Expressions of surprise
Expressions of understanding
Expressions of wonder
Expressions of wonderment
Expressions used when cold bishop occupies British Royal Society
Expressions with colons
expressive
Expressive actor
expressive and poetic language
Expressive ape, for short
Expressive creation
Expressive dance
Expressive dances
Expressive dog part
Expressive endeavors
Expressive facial features
Expressive genre
expressive in words
EXPRESSIVE movement
Expressive movement of body
Expressive movement of shoulders
Expressive music genre
Expressive music subgenre
Expressive of 61-Across, e.g.
Expressive of feelings
Expressive offshoot of punk rock
Expressive one
Expressive online image
Expressive physical movement
Expressive punk genre
Expressive rock genre
Expressive rock music subgenre
Expressive rock style
Expressive rock-music genre
Expressive styles
Expressive verses
expressive vocal phrase or passage consisting of several notes sung to one syllable
Expressive, like a poem
Expressively creative
Expressively, in music
expressiveness
expressly
Expresso order
expressway
Expressway access
Expressway entrance
Expressway entrances
Expressway exit
Expressway features
Expressway to Your __ (1967 Soul Survivors hit)
Expressway turnoff
Expressway, e.g.
Expressways with tolls
exprobate
expropriate
Expropriated
Expropriated items
Expropriates
expropriation
expropriator
expulse
expulsion
Expulsion from a court?
Expulsion from office
Expulsion from one's country
Expulsion from one's native land
Expulsion, so to speak
EXPULSIVE
Expunction
Expunge
Expunge from a manuscript
Expunge in print
Expunge scum
Expunge, as text
Expunge, with "out"
expunged
Expungement
Expunges
expurgate
EXPURGATE book
Expurgate, editorially
Expurgated
Expurgated, with "up"
expurgation
Expy., e.g.
Expys.
Exquisite
Exquisite ceremony
Exquisite curio
Exquisite design
Exquisite ender
Exquisite English leather tanned
Exquisite gem
Exquisite gem, or a classic theater name
Exquisite piece of jewelry
Exquisite trinket
exquisitely
Exquisitely delicate
Exquisitely neat
Exquisitely wrought trinket
Exquisitely wrought trinkets
Exremely evil
exsanguine
exscind
exsect
EXSERT
exsiccate
Exsiccates
exsuccuous
extant
Extant trace
extemporaneous
Extemporaneous, as a speech
Extemporaneously
EXTEMPORARY
extempore
Extempore, as remarks
EXTEMPORISATION
extemporise
EXTEMPORISER
extemporize
Extemporize musically
Extemporized
extemporizers
Extemporizes
Extemporizes musically
Extemporizes, in a way
Extend
Extend (out)
Extend a contract
EXTEND a formation
Extend a hand (to)
Extend a hand to
Extend a hand to after a fall, say
Extend a look
Extend a mineshaft
Extend a shoe's life
Extend a shoe's life, in a way
Extend a subscription
Extend a visit
Extend a welcome
Extend a welcome to
Extend across
Extend across, as a bridge
Extend an ___ branch
Extend an arm
Extend an invitation for
Extend an occupation
Extend apart
Extend apart or outward awkwardly
EXTEND arms with sudden movement
Extend awkwardly
Extend beyond
Extend beyond (with 'out')
Extend beyond a limit
Extend clemency to
Extend credit
Extend farther down
Extend forward
Extend hospitality, in a way
extend in scope or range or area
EXTEND in time
Extend indefinitely
Extend one's arms
extend one's body or limbs
Extend one's fingers, maybe
extend one's limbs or muscles, or the entire body
Extend one's paws
Extend one's pencil drawing?
Extend one's Self?
Extend one's service
Extend one's service life
Extend one's stay
Extend one's tour
Extend one's visit
Extend oneself
Extend oneself too far
Extend outward
extend over
Extend over a certain area
Extend over an area