9-Letter Words Starting with E

Panegyrist

Speaks about gravely (wordplay)

Praises, in a way

Delivers a panegyric

The state of being eunuch.

EUNUCH a castrated man

Eupatrid

Eupepsia

Eupepsy

EUPHEMISE

It's a nice way to say something

Common PC device (wordplay)

The Green Mile, literarily

One who doesn't speak plain English (wordplay)

""To express by a euphemism, or in delicate language; to make use of euphemistic expressions.""

EUPHENIC dealing with biological improvement

Harmonious sounds.

Instrument in the song

Tuba-like instrument

Bass-tenor tuba

Bush perhaps began in excessive optimism

Great feeling about key plant

Plant for bishop in high spirits

Euphoria

Productions of one of our most precious writers

Euphuist

Heart harmonious proportions in a building. Architecture

Europium

Eurybath

Euryoky

Harmonious Mercury hit, one side scratched, unfortunately

EU photo captures Tory rebels being tolerant of different conditions

Eustacy

Eutectic

Of or relating to a eutectic mixture or alloy.

EUTHANIZE

Since the trouble storing uranium, we get life science

(used with a sing. verb) The study of the improvement of human functioning and well-being by improvement of living conditions.

""Of or belonging to the infraclass Eutheria, a division of mammals to which all the placental mammals belong.""

English word

""Having waters rich in mineral and organic nutrients that promote a proliferation of plant life, especially algae, which reduces the dissolved oxygen content and often causes the extinction of other organisms. Used of a lake or pond.""

Euxenite

Such purgatives use 'Vacant' indicators

Withdrawn with due caveat, possibly

Left an unsafe place

Didn't wait for the hurricane

Leaves due to a threat

Clears out a cute vase damaged

Clears out foolishly a cute vase

Sized up

Sized up getting moved out if Liberal becomes Conservative

English girl with posh date possibly given an assessment

Judges use a valet for dressing

Assesses, as the subject of a contract

Pans, perhaps

Professor, at times

Judgmental person

Appraiser

Faded away

Faded away.

Seven and ace, possibly diamonds, vanished

Doesn't stay visible

Fades away

Disappears gradually

Pertaining to the Gospels

Pertaining to the Bible

Based on the Gospels

Evanish

Evanish

Let off steam, perhaps (wordplay)

Get steamed (wordplay)

Get steamy (wordplay)

A sedimentary deposit that results from the evaporation of seawater.

So as to avoid the point

In a deliberately vague manner

In a suspicious manner

Evection

Times with little light reading as plane crashes

Late-day prayers

They're of service of late

They're not early enough to be of service

Of late, not the odd ebb and flow

Hours beloved by poets.

Darkening parts of days, once

Without events; tame; monotomous; marked by nothing unusual; uneventful.

Come to pass

Come to pass.

Turn out that you ate 24 across

Swamp (in Florida, for example)

Always a gap in the trees in Florida

A large shallow lake or marsh

Standard song from Plant, say (wordplay)

'Leaves, never to fall for one (9)'

Laurel for one remaining fresh and vital

Able to be turned inside out

Outward turnings.

Is that all what God created (wordplay)

All - Earwicker, for example

One and all

Forcible removals, as of tenants

Ousters

Shown to be true

Shown how to begin to dive back

Made clear.

Plunge up to the scene for signs

Any signs that one might dive up over the scene (wordplay)

Displays

So it would seem!

In an obvious manner

As can be clearly seen

Who could be so reviled (wordplay)

Saints they ain't

Moriarty and J. R.

Nefarious deeds

Be rejected and murder head of government in crime

Malefaction.

Capable of being proved beyond doubt

Able to be proven

Demonstrable

Online occupation (wordplay)

Computer business (wordplay)

Calling for online mission (wordplay)

Tending to call up, say memories

Awakening memories of octave I've lost

Evoking deep memories

Evocator

Change of life (wordplay)

Niche-finding process

Darwin's great theory

EVOLVE to {develop=v}

Evulsion

Like back rents

Oppressive demands of former doings of Sisson

Rigour of head supporting old enterprise

Old flame, frightful cat with head for precision

The precision of former bit of play on water

EXALTED exalt

One who examines; an examiner.

Bubble fillers, perhaps

They may pass on what they know

Witnesses, in court

Testy, former underground workers

People questioning pitmen after cutback

S.E.C. employees

Looking at closely

Very good looking

Subjecting to inspection

Example

Deprived of or lacking life

Skin eruption accompanying a fever

Skin rash accompanying a fever

Exanthem

Byzantine governorship - formerly a Thrace, perhaps

Exarchy

Dug or hollowed out

Hollowed out

Dug up

Digs made by former lover Eva, cast adrift

Machine used for quarrying

Powered machine for digging earth

Power shovel

They go too far

The very thing

Going beyond; very great

Going beyond

Outdo others with fast time - fantastic!

Former prison upset 10 - splendid!

Wicked old chamber ten destroyed

Let's sing to Silvia, that she is 90, in Pisces

Doing better than 40, by the sound of it, in first gear

Marvellous! On and up! (motto)

Upwards with tall poet (wordplay)

New York state motto ("ever upward")

Apart from

Rule breaker (wordplay)

It's said to prove a rule

It doesn't conform to the general rule

""That excepts; including an exception; as, an exceptive proposition. as, an exceptive proposition.""

Quoted (from)

Like pull-quotes

Selectively quoted, not included without right

EXCERPT to select a passage from

One who makes excerpts; a picker; a culler.

Excess

More than is desirable

Essex vice? Possibly getting high

Over the top

Swapped old coins and old coins

Caught and executed after old lover returned

Former lover with money and diamonds returned

One who exchanges; one who practices exchange.

Swaps for sex change

Trading places.

Calls may be made via these money markets

Former supermarket employee?

Former supermarket employee (wordplay)

UK's Treasury Department

Taking an exception.

May be cut out

Duty collector (hist.)

'The de'il's away wi' him', said Burns

Old smuggler's foe

Duty officer? Remove him!

Smugglers are their quarry

British tax officers.

Surgical removals

Removals

Easily aroused or made emotional

Highly strung - easily roused

Easily enthused

Excitant

In an agitated manner

In an agitated and cheerful manner

With great enthusiasm

EXCITON a combination of excited electron and hole

Cried out in surprise

Former lover put in a demand and shouted

Called as former partner demanded

One who exclaims.

Draught- - - , strips of foam rubber, metal etc. inserted into doors or windows

Less.

""The act of excluding, or of shutting out, whether by thrusting out or by preventing admission; a debarring; rejection; prohibition; the state of being excluded.""

Select story for one newspaper only

Select, high-class

Tabloid publisher's coup

Tear a new one

'Blame former wife? Blow me!', I scoffed

Censure actor I threw in river

Waste old money securing rock group

Excreter

Excrete

Getting you way stout, by the sound of it

""Having the quality of excreting, or throwing off excrementitious matter.""

Absolve (from a crime)

Free or clear from blame

Clear of charges

By a stream flowing outwards

Insure cox on pleasure trip

Outing curs, once it's charged

Sally's trip

Tending to digress

Joining former scoundrels, this person has to be going off-topic

Making detours, rescue injured, 10 and 4 in different places

Minor, maybe

Forgivable, pardonable

Justifiable

EXCUSE to free from blame or guilt

River crustacean to the French abhorrent

Abominable, deserves to be detested

No good at all

""EXECRABLE Deserving to be execrated; accursed; damnable; detestable; abominable; as, an execrable wretch. as, an execrable wretch.""

Felt loathing for

The cursed river has got boxed in

That cursed river got boxed in

Curses river's decrepit transport

Deplores what top managers are paid (wordplay)

Curses late unreliable cars touring Spain

EXECRATE to {curse=v}

River separated worker from performer

Performer in river, wounded worker

Artist, performer

Executer

Carrying out, as one's duties

Running, as a program

Carrying out killing

Performance killing act

How something is done

Performance of capital detachment

Old style I incorporated in evening suit

Having the power to act

Management finish around four

They obey one's will

They will enforce wills

They have the will to settle things

""Pertaining to administration, or putting the laws in force; executive.""

Woman with great will power (wordplay)

Female appointed by a testator

Female with willpower

One versed in the science of exegesis or interpretation; also called exegete. exegete.

Models are not liable to have bottom wiped by Swedish bloke

Models

Serving as a model.

Setting a good standard

Worthy of imitation

Give an illustration of

Illustrate

Making tax-free.

Making free with this

Freedom (from, eg, tax)

Daughter or son

Immunity from the next poem I compose

Used kettlebells, say

Got to get trained

Did push-ups

Treadmill runs around in circles perhaps

Francesco, Italy's star striker

One keeping fit

Cutting of taxes by queen works out

Puts into practice.

Multiple repetitions to train

Releasing energy.

A fort's the sound of them

Huffings and puffings

Strenuous efforts

Use a microdermabrasion agent, say

I exalt foe disposed to save his skin!

Use pumice on, perhaps

They let out air

Old prince joining the workers: they can let off steam

Exhalent

Needing a rest

He used tax form that's expired

Worn out as he taxed us horribly

""One who, or that which, exhausts or draws out.""

Set forth and left without greeting bishop

Showed

One displaying (at show)

I hit boxer (anagram)

One showing items in gallery display

Exhorter

Giving a rah-rah talk

Urging on

States of need variable

States of need Var.

In a critical way

Is this to exit this scene (wordplay)

That's life!

Being sixteen, maybe, at church

Existent

Exocrine

External to a chemical ring structure: an exocyclic double bond.

""EXODERM the external layer of an embryo, also ECTODERM, EPIBLAST""

Exodontics.

""An enzyme, such as a digestive enzyme, that functions outside the cell from which it originates.""

Exogamy

Relating to exogamy; marrying outside of the limits of one's own tribe; opposed to endogenous. endogenous.

Arising from external factors

Old partner gets one judge to let off

Clear of blame

Clear old partner unified amount charged

Expelled evil spirits.

Driven away or drowned in cut

Put a ban on spirits

He should get the devil out!

Priest, at times

His is a dispiriting occupation

Does a good turn (wordplay)

Emulates Father Damien, in a 1973 movie

Casts out the evil spirits

Ways to lose possession (wordplay)

Some of Jesus' miracles

They handle people's possessions

They lower one's spirits

People who may help you get rid of your possessions (wordplay)

Got rid of The Ghost from transmission (wordplay)

Casts out evil spirits by prayer

Exordium

Exosmose

Geocorona setting

Outermost layer of the earth's atmosphere

Fern germs' outer layers

Pl. exostoses (-s z) A bony growth on the surface of a bone or tooth.

Any protuberance of a bone which is not natural; an excrescence or morbid enlargement of a bone.

Foreign trait of behavior

Strikingly different quality

Alien character

Exotoxin

Expander

Spreading out, growing

Enlarging, extending

Expandor

Sienna pox disorder is spreading

Increase in volume

Board game add-on

Like acres and acres of real estate, say

Covering a wide area

Wide containers, four in river

Speak in detail (on)

Speak/write in detail (on)

Speak at length (on)