2-Letter Words Starting with E

Time of one's life (wordplay)

Renaissance, for one

Paleozoic, for one

Guess altered by weather (abbreviation)

Frat letter, perhaps

Sophocles character (wordplay)

Biblical bushel (anagram of HEAP)

Biblical Hebrew measure

Hebrew dry measure of corn.

Sicilian hot spot (wordplay)

Great smoky mountain (wordplay)

Ante back (wordplay)

It's a wild year for a cat (wordplay)

S.A. wildcat

Long-tailed tropical wildcat

Swell subject (wordplay)

Swell thing for a plant (wordplay)

Swelling in plants or people

Colon cleanser, perhaps

Back flush (wordplay)

Inside job (wordplay)

Abstract beings (anagram of EAT IN)

All things L

All things: L.

Is her name Heather (wordplay)

Heather seen by the heath (wordplay)

Susan's Emmy role (finally)

Linguistic roots (anagram of MY TEA)

Early forms of a word (anagram of MATEY)

Early word forms (anagram of MY TEA)

No-ball or wide, perhaps (wordplay)

A bye, perhaps, in over

Run more (wordplay)

An angry complaint (wordplay)

Aloe target, perhaps

Dermatologist's diagnosis

Sweat and tears, for example

Sweat, for example

Trojan woman saved by Aphrodite

Ideals or phantoms

Image of an ideal

Phantoms

Material thrown out (of volcano)

Throw out article on volcanic matter

Volcanic outpouring, for example

Aquarium plant also called waterweed

Aquatic plant

Waterweeds' genus

Eluvium

Front wings in beetles

See pictures reflected on wings

Wearable wings in Minecraft

California live oak

Its wood is used in shipbuilding.

California live oak.

Me drunk with a gin? It's puzzling!

Reason to be at sea (wordplay)

Variations on a puzzle (wordplay)

Intestines (Greek), neater (anagram)

Digestive tracts; neater (anagram)

Go in with American showing guts

External parasites

Animal parasites

Animals living on surfaces of other animals

Slips on a slip (wordplay)

Character flaws (wordplay)

Slips of paper (wordplay)

Normal breathing

Regular breathing

I figured out the puzzle!

Bingo's kin (wordplay)

California motto ("I have found it!")

Two-figure bet (wordplay)

Try to go 2-for-2, maybe

Horse play (wordplay)

Age keeps Times editor in a seated room

Old journalist and artist in seated room

Greek stone semicircular bench

Exuvium

Spiny anteater chained awkwardly

Anteater with spines

Insectivore concealed in cane abroad

The YMCA treated skin disease

Winner returns without headgear due to displacement

External animal parasites

Watery swellings of plants

Plant swellings

Swellings.

Part of a retired prof's title, maybe

Title for a retired professor, maybe

Professor's designation, perhaps

Unusual poem about air in shops

Big box stores, e.g

Outlets, for example

Site of infection getting payee 2,000 off (wordplay)

Austen heroine embraces Peake hero at noxious gathering

Expressions of high praise.

Formal expressions of praise

Expressions of praise

Athene on rising takes morning for hot flushes

A spasmodic contraction of a muscle

Entozoan

Banned dietary supplement

Banned medicine used to treat asthma

Source of a nasal congestion remedy

A tropical herb

Blue material (wordplay)

After-hours programming, perhaps

Art meant to stimulate (wordplay)

Genus of tropical trees

Girl's name.

Virtuoso flutist Zukerman

Single-celled organism with a flagellum

Protozoan that can photosynthesize

Cell with a flagellum

Speeches or writings in praise

Expressions of praise

Words of praise

""Normal breathing, also EUPNEA""

Ordure

Stories illustrating a moral

River Palm Waving and other short stories (wordplay)

Illustrative stories from European member, the Parisian female

Introductions of discourses.

Speech beginnings

Introductions; prefaces.

Unusual or foreign items

Strange foreign objects

Things strange or foreign

Crests and troughs

Mathematical minima and maxima

Minima and maxima, in math

Residential area outside a city

Home to long-distance commuters

Source of commuters

Vine with underground pods.

Assembly of the people of ancient Athens

Congregation's cake perfect when risen

Church congregation

They get soundly sent to be unpleasant

Bad smells

Unpleasant discharges

'I' trouble (wordplay)

Number one priority (wordplay)

Say I am on about a form of narcissism

Mexican stuffed pastry

Hispanic street food

Spanish stuffed turnover

Festival of dedication or commemoration

Annual founders' commemoration (at Oxford)

Annual commemoration of Oxford University's founders

""A parasitic amoeba, also ENTAMEBA""

Bone membranes

Brain teasers

Puzzles

""A parasitic amoeba, also ENDAMEBA""

A membrane lining certain body cavities

Day-lilies perhaps arranged in mere heap

Short-lived phenomena

Something that comes and goes

Epicedium

Bottom-feeders, in zoology

Muscle sheaths

Pontiff backing even bits of polemical epic poem

Epic poem

Rushlike plants

Query the manner in which I turn red

Redness of the skin

Superficial patchy reddening of the skin

Local ranch where Incas ate, perhaps

Argentine cattle ranch

Ranch where Incas ate, when working

Sensibility.

Sensitivity

More of the same (Latin)

Expanded list ender (wordplay)

Must I keep going (wordplay)

""A good digestion, also EUPEPSY""

Exaggerated elation (wordplay)

Big rush, maybe

High sign (wordplay)

""Numismatic items, not coins or money""

""Any of numerous tropical American plants of the genus Echeveria, having thick, succulent leaves often clustered in a showy rosette.""

Parroter's form of speech.

Habit of repeating others' words.

Repetition of another's words

City light is about a cause of fits

Misplace a treatment for antenatal condition

Lights in city and capital erected as a condition

Ecthyma

Smoker's lung condition

Distension of the lung

Lung condition causes bad ESP mayhem

Empyema

Plural of encephalon .

Whole food (wordplay)

Hot Mexican dish

Special deal with china dish

Variant of entamoeba .

""Pl. entamoebas also endamoebas or entamoebae also endamoebae (-b ) Any of several parasitic amoebas of the genus Entamoeba, especially E. histolytica, causing dysentery and ulceration of the colon and liver.""

Parts of sacs around hearts

Skin cells

Lamb contains marrow and the last pieces of cell tissue

Mysterious items - ciao trees (anagram)

Dark matter (wordplay)

Words not ideal for crossword puzzles

Bush perhaps began in excessive optimism

Great feeling about key plant

Plant for bishop in high spirits

Skin eruption accompanying a fever

Skin rash accompanying a fever

Exodontics.

Pl. enchiridions or enchiridia (- - ) A handbook; a manual.

Plural of endocardium .

Plural of endometrium .

""Pl. endothecia (-s - , -sh - ) The inner tissue of an anther or a moss capsule.""

""Pl. endothelia (-l - ) A thin layer of flat epithelial cells that lines serous cavities, lymph vessels, and blood vessels.""

States of adjustment.

English word

Young 6 said to be ending life

Painless method of killing

Young Burmese at home

English word

Songs or poems celebrating a marriage

A malignant growth containing epithelial cells; called also epithelial cancer. epithelial cancer.

Pl. exanthemata (-th m -t ) or exanthemas also exanthems A skin eruption accompanying certain infectious diseases.

Book of knowledge

Reference work

Reference book

Pl. endotheliomata (-m -t ) or endotheliomas Any of various neoplasms derived from endothelium.

An increase in the number of eosinophils in the blood.

Pl. epiphenomena (-n ) A secondary phenomenon that results from and accompanies another: "Exploitation of one social class or ethnic group by another [is] an epiphenomenon of real differences in power between social groups" (Harper's).

Elaborately staged light entertainment

Elaborately staged entertainment

Type of show.

Comprehensive work of reference

Extensive reference work

Large reference work

Disease and Illness

Pl. endotheliomata (-m -t ) or endotheliomas Any of various neoplasms derived from endothelium.

""Rod-shaped gram-negative bacteria of the family Enterobacteriaceae; most occur normally or pathogenically in intestines of humans and other animals; some, such as those of the genus Erwinia, are found in plants.Enterobacteriaceae; most occur normally or pathogenically in intestines of humans and other animals; some, such as those of the genus Erwinia, are found in plants.""