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EW, Ew, or ew may refer to:
In arts and entertainment
- "Ew!", a 2014 song by Jimmy Fallon and will.i.am
- "Ew", a 2020 song by Joji from Nectar
- eBaum's World, an entertainment website
- Electric Wizard, a metal band from Dorset, England
- Eggplant Wizard, a character in the Kid Icarus video games
- Entertainment Weekly, an American magazine, published by Meredith
- Eugene Weekly, an alternative weekly newspaper published in Eugene, Oregon
- Extreme Warfare, a series of computer games
- Eddsworld, a British animated web series
In science and technology
- Electronic warfare, the use of electromagnetic energy in warfare
- Electroweak interaction, in physics
- Electrowinning, an electro-chemical process
- Entomological warfare, a type of biological warfare that uses insects to attack the enemy
- Equivalent weight, in chemistry
- Exawatt, an SI unit of power
- Extinct in the wild, a conservation status level
Transport
- NZR EW Class Electric Locomotive, Electric locomotive used in the Wellington region of New Zealand
Other uses
- Eww (disambiguation)
- Ew (digraph), in the English language
- Each-way (bet), a wager consisting of a win bet and a place bet
- East West (disambiguation), comparable to "NS" for North-South or "UD" for Up-Down
- Emergency ward, a medical treatment facility specializing in emergency medicine
- Eurowings (IATA airline designator), a German airline
- Disgust
Topics referred to by the same term
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