Letter E, Page 161 of 189 Pages (EX)

EXCREMENT, preoccupation with
excrescence
EXCRESCENCE in plant
EXCRESCENCE on tree trunk
EXCRESCENCE produced by insect, bacterium or fungus on plant
excrescent
excreta
excrete
excrete or discharge from the body
excretes
Excretes, as from a cell
excretion
excretion of an abnormally small volume of urine
EXCRETION of drugs, study of
excruciate
excruciating
Excruciating pain
Excruciatingly boring
Excruciatingly loud
Excruciation
excrusion on foot
Excu-u-use me!
exculpate
Exculpates
exculpation
Exculpatory evidence
Exculpatory stories
Exculpatory story
excurse
Excursion
Excursion by rail
Excursion diversion
excursion during a lunar landing
Excursion for Jerry Seinfeld or Chris Rock?
Excursion in a Loire Valley town?
Excursion in an auto
EXCURSION in vehicle
excursion on foot
Excursion or Xterra, for short
EXCURSION party
Excursion to an unspecified place
Excursion where you might see a lion
EXCURSIONIST
EXCURSIONS
Excursions for some rock collectors?
Excursions Like some
Excursions to la-la land
excursive
excursus
excurtion
excusable
Excusable sin
Excuse
Excuse ___ ("Beg your pardon, mister")
excuse Defendant answer
Excuse descriptor
Excuse designed to elicit sniffles
Excuse for a lapse
Excuse for a party in winter
Excuse for a teacher
Excuse for failure
Excuse for lateness
Excuse for not doing something
Excuse for the police
Excuse from a suspect
Excuse from punishment
Excuse from responsibility
Excuse from the Latin for "elsewhere"
Excuse heard in court
Excuse in a whodunit
Excuse in court
Excuse maker, maybe
Excuse maker's lead-in
Excuse maker's word
Excuse me
Excuse me ...
Excuse me for going off topic
Excuse me throaty sound
Excuse me, but ...
Excuse me, but my partner's and my kids go first!
Excuse me, nonverbally
Excuse me!
Excuse meant to elicit sympathy
Excuse my gear, said the truck driver ___
Excuse of a sort
Excuse of being elsewhere
Excuse of the accused
excuse officially
excuse or pretext
Excuse pressure concerning words used for speech
Excuse that last jeer?
Excuse that might be "ironclad"
Excuse that's often exaggerated
Excuse to avoid blame
Excuse to leave
Excuse you!
Excuse you! elicitor
Excuse-interrupting comment
Excuse, for example
EXCUSE, FORGIVE
Excuse, perhaps
Excuse, perhaps, in church
Excuse, sometimes
Excuse, with "off"
excused
Excused (from)
Excused from a final exam, say
Excused from duty
Excused oneself, with "out"
Excuses
Excuses from cons
Excuses from suspects
excuses of any kind
Excuses offenses
Excuses or overlooks
Excuses, excuses
Excusez-___!
excusing
exdirectory
EXEAT
Exec
Exec carriers
Exec concerned with hacking
exec degree Corp. bigwig
Exec degrees
Exec extra
Exec gps.
Exec grabbed golf gadget?
Exec in charge of $$$
Exec perk, perhaps
Exec who acquired Pixar
Exec who green-lighted "Star Wars"
Exec who tracks cash flow
Exec, e.g.
Exec, in slang
Exec, slangily
Exec.
exec. Agency By the of
Exec. group
Exec. level
Exec. money manager
Exec. moneyman, and a hint to 17-, 27-, 37-, 47- and 62-Across
Exec's "By yesterday!"
Exec's "Fast!"
Exec's "I need it now!"
Exec's "I need it yesterday!"
Exec's "I want it now!"
Exec's "Make it snappy!"
Exec's "now"
Exec's "Right now!"
Exec's accessory
Exec's aide
Exec's aide: Abbr.
Exec's asst.
Exec's belt attachment
Exec's benefit
Exec's brain, on occasion
Exec's car, maybe
Exec's car, say
Exec's case
Exec's deg.
Exec's degree
Exec's degree, often
Exec's degree, perhaps
Exec's dispatch
Exec's dressing choice
Exec's enclave
Exec's extra
Exec's extras
Exec's helper
Exec's helper (Abbr.)
Exec's helper of yore
Exec's hire, perhaps
Exec's message
Exec's note
Exec's note taker
Exec's order
Exec's pay
Exec's perk
Exec's perk at a ballgame
Exec's perk with wheels
Exec's perk: abbr.
Exec's place
Exec's private jet, say
Exec's rackful
Exec's reminder
Exec's request
Exec's ride
Exec's stat
Exec's three-piece
execrable
Execrate
Execrated
Execrates
execration
Execs
execs degree maybe
Execs who handle the green
Execs who make trades
Execs who only look the part
Execs, or outfits hanging in their closets
Execs, or their outfits
Execs, or what they may wear
Execs, slangily
Execs: Abbr.
Execs., collectively
Execs' cars, often
Execs' degrees, often
Execs' degs.
Execs' mag
Execs' messages
Execs' neckwear
executant
execute
Execute a 47-Down, e.g.
Execute a camel, say
Execute a duck?
Execute a high jump?
Execute a motion on the fly?
Execute a routine perfectly
execute a volte-face
Execute again
Execute an unwritten agreement, in a way
execute and deliver
Execute dance, with Romeo standing in for Victor
Execute disastrously
Execute exactly
execute on gibbet
Execute perfectly
Execute perfectly, as a routine
Execute perfectly, in slang
Execute poorly
Execute, archaically
Execute, as a customer order
Execute, as during the French Revolution
Execute, French Revolution-style
Execute, in a way
Execute, in old France
Execute, old style
Executed
Executed a gainer
Executed a Mafia hit
EXECUTED ILLEGALLY
Executed perfectly
Executed poorly
Executed, as a program
Executed, as an app
Executed, as software
Executed, gangland style
Executed, in Exodus