9-Letter Words Ending in E

INJECT to force liquid into

... the beginning of fairness (wordplay)

Lack of fairness

Have in only what's frozen? Fair enough

Podiatrist's recommendation, perhaps

Buglossidium privatum (wordplay)

Part of a shoe

Central tax (English) to provide causes of sensation

The lack of guilt is in no way reported!

State before the fall (wordplay)

Corrupt state? On the contrary!

Do a travel clinician's job, say

Grant immunity to, say

Protect, in a way

Animal that sponges on another

Limitless in a way

Incapable of being satisfied.

Constantly wanting more

Buggy

Saint seen to be unfeeling

In meaning around at anything so foolish

Eaten for your sins - it's so foolish

Raisins in cereal, somewhat phony

Feigned, perhaps

Not out because engineers were deceitful

Fixed 'annuities' (wordplay)

Fixed "annuities" (wordplay)

Intimate with annuities

Fresh answers, say

Brat's specialty (wordplay)

One that has a blooming cheek

Having no answer, one bull is confused

If this were you wouldn't get it

Like some problems

Urge on - teasing it (anagram)

Start eating, it's fantastic!

Urge on to some action.

Set up something for women (wordplay)

Caltech, for one

Set up organisation for women (wordplay)

Suited for safeguarding

O. K. for a Lloyd's risk.

Like life and health

Protection money (wordplay)

Cover against misfortune

Cover against loss

Awful trait - gene pool mix!

Incorporate into the whole

Verb in current headlines.

One isn't even worried or concentrated

Word with farming or care

Level of care

Try to help, perhaps

Plead for one

Plead on behalf of another

PC desktop, e.g

Bury oppose link-up

Point of communication

Perhaps bury terror to 35 across

There's a butt in this

Meddle in Bury with free movement

FILE to arrange in order for future reference

To pour or spread between or among; to diffuse; to scatter.

Arrange in alternating order, as digits

Make a mesh out of

Weave together

Insert between rows of words

Insert between rows of words.

Do a tailor's job.

Meddle in others' affairs.

Be a busybody

Cut in gnarled tree without having to be intrusive

One of Austin's versets (wordplay)

Short performance during an interval

Performance between the acts.

MALE a member of the male sex

The space between two nodes or points of the stem from which the leaves properly arise.

Insert between (one thing and another)

Put in for one stripe during manoeuvres

Muscle in sport I need, cut off!

Flat land between hills

Step in (to change the course of events)

Come between; interrupt

Interfere between disputants

Laced together

Blended together

ZONE to arrange in areas

Not having planned to leave (wordplay)

Without the will (wordplay)

Not ready to go, you might say

Inner tube (wordplay)

Seat of fortitude?

Seat of fortitude (wordplay)

Entangled? Bundle it in crate!

Involved during scam, almost put away

Make certain it is very complicated

Put 1 + 1 together (wordplay)

Make a presentation (wordplay)

Bring into use

Tending to enter uninvited

Coming in uninvited

Being present uninvited

Like an epiphany

Easy to figure out

There's no reason to be so spontaneous

Words meant to hurt

Abusive language

You'd swear it's in five, etc. I have here

Driven to discover (wordplay)

Totally making stuff up

Adept at originality

INVERSE a direct opposite

""An enzyme capable of effecting the inversion of cane suger, producing invert sugar. It is found in many plants and in the intestines of animals.""

Vain Eliot possibly sacrosanct . . .

Free from injury

Kept sacred in a blooming-sounding way

Writer of unseen words (wordplay)

Like a spy's ink (wordplay)

Hidden, like some exports

""A whorl or set of bracts around a flower, umbel, or head.""

""IONIZE to convert into ions, also IONISE""

""A compound that enhances transport of ions across cellular membranes, by binding them and carrying them across. As a class ionophores tend to be lipophilic in nature; each compound is usually specific for one or a small number of ions.ionophores tend to be lipophilic in nature; each compound is usually specific for one or a small number of ions.""

Easily aroused to anger

Quick to anger

Eric and Basil get upset and cross

Rock hard with Jagger (wordplay)

Heavy, durable china

Certain sedimentary rock

Expose to UV waves, say

Fuming about artist I'd backed to shine

Shed light on

Touchy, and that's flat at last

2 down, and that's flat at last

Hot, as a grump

Rushing in or upon.

English word

(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) a line on a map or diagram connecting places from which it takes the same time to travel to a certain point

Any of the chemically distinct forms of an enzyme that perform the same biochemical function.

United cell is ready for insertion into broken toe

One of a group of enzymes that catalyzes the conversion of one isomer into another.

ISOMERE an organ corresponding with another

Flammable liquid hydrocarbon

Convert to sloping type

Print in sloping letters

Put on a slope, it is held by girl

Give a list to, say

Put a slant on (wordplay)

Put right (wordplay)

Word expressing repetition

Step-by-step, like a for-loop

Like 24/7 news channels

Travel on a circuit

Travel a circuit

Travel a regular circuit, as a judge

A cutting dive, perhaps

Weapon for Benny (wordplay)

High-dive move

Revolt of French peasants, 1358.

Sentence structure (wordplay)

Can that holds people (wordplay)

Rock song locale (wordplay)

JARGON to use words specific to a trade or group

Adjective meaning resembling

Light yellow color

Alternative spelling for an oleaceous shrub with fragrant flowers

Resembling a precious stone

A feeling of extreme joy; jubilation.

JUNIOR one who is lower in rank or age than another

Place cheek by jowl

Put side by side

Set side by side

Succulent houseplant with long-lasting blooms

Chief constituent of china clay

Clay mineral used in glossy paper

An irregular aggregation of chromatin in the nucleus of a cell not undergoing mitosis.

Cells

Pigs of iron used for ballast.

UK reel, triple forte, causing commotion

Noisy disturbance

Confusion, slangily

Single motion during typing

Clicker's alternative

Typist's tap

""-naps , -napping , -napped US -naps , -naping , -naped (tr) to carry off and hold (a person), usually for ransom [ kid 1 + obsolete nap to steal; see nab ]""

Mineral in last bit of rock that is found at location containing erbium

One thousand periods per second

1,000 hertz, old style

Measure of frequency

1,000 watt-seconds

Cathode-ray television tube.

Film version of a TV show.

Early TV medium

Small pearl-grey gull

Pool said to revive seabird

Feline heard to rouse bird

That may be kneaded; capable of being worked into a mass.

Adjective meaning resembling

Power, so they say

An organised body of information

More than equivalent to force.

LABEL to attach a tag to

To modify by contraction of the lip opening.

Fringed, as petals.

Jagged, as a leaf

Fringed

A sack of candy, maybe

Small gift strangely appealing

A little gift for the customer.

Fisherman's spot, sometimes

Place for an inland beach

Covered with scales

Inventor Edwin's cloak (or painting)

Plant trees and shrubs, say

Prospect of unbridled lap dances!

Dangerously large victory (wordplay)

Terrain picture (wordplay)

Runaway daughter in end is all upset

Reeling out, angles for seafood

It may be eaten roasted

Spiny lobster

Tape larks when camouflaged

An insecticide designed to kill larval pests.

The weariness of girlhood (wordplay)

Not the energy of girlhood, perhaps

The langour of girlhood, perhaps

Praise be that there's a case at the end of it!

Adjective for Mr. Peepers.

Incongruous, inviting ridicule

It's hilarious, blowing up a huge ball

Pendant on a chain

Ornament on a chain

Pendant ornament.

Church attendees

Pl. lazarettos also lazarets or lazarettes A hospital treating contagious diseases.

LEACH to allow a liquid to percolate

Like good lessons for students

That can be studied when left to get fit

That can be taken in, or left with the listener to catch the French

If nothing else, most foolish (wordplay)

Most foolish, however (wordplay)

It's the most foolish, anyway

The specimen or element selected as the type of a species when a holotype has not been defined.

Tenacious

Lay down the law (wordplay)

Put on an act (wordplay)

Work in a chamber, say

English word

A natural family of mammals comprising the hares and rabbits.

""A person with a slender, thin, or frail body.""

""(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Biochemistry) the first stage of the prophase of meiosis during which the nuclear material becomes resolved into slender single-stranded chromosomes [from lepto- + -tene, from Greek tainia band, filament]""

See white blood cell .

Don Juan, for one

Row about French composer, a philanderer

Sensually indulgent person

Certification for professional practice

Local Cockney actor poolside

Powerful local anaesthetic

Existing fashion (wordplay)

It may be Spartan

You get used to it

""A typeface or font of characters having relatively thin, light lines.""

Having light; lighted; not dark or gloomy; bright.

A mineral prepared from fruit (sound)

Luray Caverns material

Tie lemons up in sedimentary rock

Subject to checks and balances

Long way to go (wordplay)

Long ride (wordplay)

A way to go by

Get into a row and rebel after treatment of alien

With frightful lies around, I mean to get into a row

Make straight

A salt of linoleic acid.

See Linnet.Linnet.

Convert (assets) into cash

Convert to cash

Kill dead, accepting one pound

To render liquid.

Say Scotch on the rocks is sweet

Sweet drink on the rocks (wordplay)

Pontefract cake ingredient

Homeliest characters can be graceful

Toned graceful model hostile to me

Article in case stuck in tree, not stiff

""A white pigment consisting of a mixture of zinc sulfide, zinc oxide, and barium sulfate.""

Like libel, say

Worth suing over

It's possibly a suit likely to dress fool up

""To subject to a washing process for the purpose of separating soluble material from that which is insoluble; to leach, as ashes, for the purpose of extracting the alkaline substances.""

A stack of rock is magnetic

Magnetite possessing polarity.

It attracts lots to Tyneside

Can't like revolting

A hole most dreadfully repulsive

Liberal profanity a few find offensive

Scumbag eating zero degree stew

Stew of meat, vegetables and hardtack

A stew formerly eaten by sailors

Readily found

Lake poems with quality must be a magnet

Iron-attracting magnetite

It was used to make the first compass

Viking "mead hall," for example

Word often paired with latitude

A concern of mariners

Navigator's concern.

Eyeglasses with no letter 'g' (wordplay)

Pair of glasses with a handle

Specs on a stick

Small, UNLIKE THIS!

Some letters perhaps from minor lawsuit

Drop the bag ... not like THAT!

""Geography a rhumb line or curve on the surface of a sphere intersecting all meridians at the same angle; hence, the course of a ship or aircraft following a constant compass direction. ; loxodromic,""

Oil (a mechanism)

Apply oil/grease

Smooth Blair cut apart by English

Revictual (anagram)

Rewarding development of vital cure

Vertical upstart could be moneymaking

English word

Set characteristic cryptic clue; initially missing Nina

Shine

Glow

One for when a meal is needed (wordplay)

Inlet much improved by midday (wordplay)

When midday meal is eaten

LUTEIN a yellow pigment

Enjoy greatly, to excess perhaps

Enjoy to excess

Revel in indulgence

Like a cat's oniony dish (wordplay)

Like a cat's oniony dish?

Kind of potatoes for simba

Mixture of diced veg or fruit

Type of salad.

Fruit dessert

Friend involving another in scheme

Scheme to do harm.

Plot to do harm

""An abnormally large red blood cell, associated with pernicious anemia.""

A large blastomere.

Member of Bill's cabinet

Cake singer stuffed in hole

Small French cake immortalized by Proust

Dear me! PRO dispersed coral

Tomato consomme

Angel made unusual appearance for Mary

College at Cambridge.

Cambridge University college

Arachnid holding girl in native compound

Wizard catch is held to produce draw

Draw in game set to change

Geminates arrangement to attract strongly

""An oxide of iron (Fe3O4) occurring in isometric crystals, also massive, of a black color and metallic luster. It is readily attracted by a magnet and sometimes possesses polarity, being then called loadstone. It is an important iron ore. Called also magnetic iron. Fe3O4) occurring in isometric crystals, also massive, of a black color and metallic luster. It is readily attracted by a magnet and sometimes possesses polarity, being then called loadstone. It is an important iron ore. Called also magnetic iron.""

Make attractive, in a way

Make attractive

Make attractive gent out, wearing yellow (wordplay)

Eating mud (anagram)

Extent of mud in gate, perhaps

Extent of horrible mud-eating

Indian princess, once

Important Indian

Indian princess

Mar famine (anagram)

Transfer to Madrid (wordplay)

Large computer for the scholar below me

Stick with her on parade (wordplay)

Female baton twirler

Band leader, at times

""A capital letter; especially, one used in ancient manuscripts. See Majuscul\'91. Majuscul\'91.""

This climate - Ah, it's so green!

Stone bloke found inscribed with a note

Mineral with green bands

Plastic label woven into man's clothing

Like pure gold

Far from recalcitrant

Mammilla

Chap with a party line instrument

Crew perform on string instrument

Kitchen shredder/slicer

A salt of manganic acid.

Element - Anne's game (anagram)

Element of Lucy's style (wordplay)

Element used by steelmakers

""One of the oxides of manganese; called also gray manganese ore. It occurs in brilliant steelgray or ironblack crystals, also massive. gray manganese ore. It occurs in brilliant steelgray or ironblack crystals, also massive.""

Be rough with Guy, say (wordplay)

Clue to homo sapiens (wordplay)

Clue to homo sapiens?

How devious is the work of humanity!

Stratagem to get staff to go to work

Work on an island operation

Human-lion dragon hybrid

Mythical stinging beast

Legendary creature similar to the Sphinx

MARBLE to vein or print in a mottled manner

Stain in a way.

Indicate a place, as you might say, for yellow mineral

Mineral found in refuse on a building location (wordplay)

Adjective meaning resembling

Word for marzipan used until 19th century

Is Ma angrier at this spread (wordplay)

I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!

Fat-based butter substitute

A pearl.

Having a margin distinct in appearance or structure.

Clayey rock once common in building

Bear spread (wordplay)

Citrus-imbued toast topper

Orange-flavored toast spread

To make a martyr of.

'Man' is clue (anagram)

Calumnies about male equality

Calumnies about macho type

Munch kin (wordplay)

Make easier to swallow

Champ married bubbly Blanchett