| Definition/Clue | Word/Name Begins With El |
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| The 'little thumb' of Central America. | |
| Historical unit of measure; right-angled bend; 12th letter of the alphabet. | |
| Eagerness, passion, enthusiasm. | |
| To express in great detail. As adjective, to be very detailed. | |
| Running off to get married. | |
| Buxom 'Mistress of the Dark.' | |
| To make, or be, happy, proud or joyful. | |
| Arm joint; also a kind of macaroni. | |
| Dark purple fruit used to make wine (popular in 'Arsenic and Old Lace') or preserves. 'Your father smells of...' | |
| Sprite; small, mischievous creature. | |
| To remove, excrete, get rid of. | |
| To extend, stretch, make longer. | |
| To draw out, educe, get information. | |
| Bonaparte was able ere he saw this. | |
| Persuasive, powerful discourse; movingly expressive. | |
| Stretchable, flexible, rebounding. | |
| Bugs Bunny's nemesis who says, 'That cwazy wabbit!' | |
| Can be African or Indian and has a long ... memory. | |
| Pacific Ocean water warming, causing unusual weather patterns. | |
| Greek sculptures, originally from the Parthenon, now at the British Museum in London. | |
| To make clear, to clarify. | |
| U.S. inventor of the cotton gin (machine, not the drink). | |
| Another or different place, somewhere ____. | |
| Six-year-old girl from children's literature who lives in New York 'room on the tippy-top floor' of the Plaza hotel. | |
| Common North American shade tree of the genus Ulmus. | |
| U.S. jazz/scat singer. Able to shatter glass? | |
| | Definition/Clue | Word/Name Begins With El |
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| Wing case; forewings of beetle or other insect covering the hind wings. | |
| Declaim; recite, like an actor. | |
| Queens I and II; actress with 'violet eyes to die for.' | |
| Very old. | |
| The King of Rock and Roll. | |
| Choice, choose. What happens in the US at least every 2 years, 4 when a president is involved. | |
| Chevrolet vehicle: part car, part pickup truck. | |
| Superior class, especially intellectually, socially, or economically. | |
| 'Heaven' in Greek Mythology. | |
| Large deer, sometimes called a moose. | |
| Little Cuban boy who became a cause célèbre in Miami in 2000. | |
| Extinct ancient language. | |
| Oval; also, the President's Park South. | |
| To slip by, pass, especially time. | |
| Medicine, liquid that can cure all ills. | |
| Texas town; 'Old __ ____' is also a popular brand of salsa. | |
| Singer of 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.' | |
| Evade, avoid, escape from. | |
| Basic; also another name for primary school. | |
| Famed 'Lost City of Gold,' sought by Gonzalo Pizarro, among others. | |
| Available; qualified or entitled to be chosen. | |
| To kill with electricity. | |
| Hamlet's castle. | |
| A young eel. | |
| Lesbian comedienne, now judging on 'American Idol.' | |
| Favorite Sporcle Central Asian country if it had 'El' in front of it. | |
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Commonest English Words 
Begins and Ends with 'D' 
Giant Word Ladder I
