Crossword clues starting with E
1,454 clues and their answers, drawn from every daily puzzle tracked here.
- E as in EAP or ERBEDGAR
- E in the NYSE'S ELESTEE
- E pluribus __UNUM
- E-file org.IRS
- E-flat analogCMINOR
- E-published as punishmentDOXED
- E-shopping conveniencesCARTS
- E, in a treble clef mnemonicEVERY
- E'en ifTHO
- EachAPOP, APIECE, PER
- Each and everyALL
- Each and every oneALL
- Each, informallyAPOP
- EagerKEEN, AGOG, AVID
- Eager student's cryMEMEME
- Eager volunteer's cryMEME
- Eagerly excitedAGOG
- Eagerly expectantAGOG
- EagernessARDOR
- Eagle sportGOLF
- Eagle's clawTALON
- Eagle's homeAERIE
- Eagle's nestAERIE
- Eagle's talonCLAW
- Eagles and hawksRAPTORS
- Eaglet nestAERIE
- Eaglet's homeAERIE
- Ear cleanersSWABS
- Earhart of aviationAMELIA
- Earl __ teaGREY
- Earl Grey and pekoeTEAS
- Earl Grey, for instanceTEA
- EarlierPRIOR
- Earliest leader of ThebesTHETA
- Earliest stageONSET
- Early 11th-century dateMII
- Early 12-Down starASHE
- Early 1990s pres., familiarlyBUSHSR
- Early 2000s First DaughterJENNA
- Early afternoonONE, TWO
- Early afternoon hourTWO
- Early anestheticETHER
- Early app editionBETA
- Early Beatle SutcliffeSTU
- Early Beatles bassist SutcliffeSTU
- Early Beatles labelEMI
- Early birds' catchesWORMS
- Early bloomersTULIPS
- Early Bond foeDRNO
- Early cameo in most 007 filmsLEO
- Early DVRTIVO
- Early DVR brandTIVO
- Early in the workdayNINEISH
- Early invader of BritainSAXON
- Early ISPAOL
- Early lessonsABCS
- Early lifeYOUTH
- Early March Madness upsetBRACKETBUSTER
- Early medical providerDAYNURSE
- Early Mexican civilizationOLMEC
- Early nuclear agcy.AEC
- Early operating systemUNIX
- Early PC monitorCRT
- Early PC partCRT
- Early PC platformMSDOS
- Early proponent of a flat Earth?MERCATOR
- Early revolutionsWARMUPLAPS
- Early SCTV breakout starOHARA
- Early showMATINEE
- Early show of interestNIBBLE
- Early show since 1975, brieflyGMA
- Early spring bloomerCROCUS
- Early spring flowerIRIS
- Early timesMORNS
- Early versionDRAFT
- Early video console brandATARI
- Early visionary?PEEKER
- Early Web browserAOLER
- Early Web userAOLER
- Early wheelsTRICYCLE
- Early-day greetingGOODMORNING
- Early-week newspaper featureMONDAYCROSSWORD
- EarnMERIT
- Earn after taxesNET
- Earn as a returnREAP
- Earn Monopoly moneyPASSGO
- Earnest entreatyPLEA
- EarnsMERITS
- Earns after taxesNETS
- Earring optionHOOP
- Earring partsPOSTS
- Earring supportLOBE
- EarsplittingLOUD
- Earth agitatorHOE
- Earth Day mo.APR
- Earth Day monthAPRIL
- Earth Day sci.ECOL
- Earth orbiterMOON
- Earth toneECRU, OCHER
- Earth-friendlyGREEN
- Earth-friendly prefixECO
- Earth-friendly sci.ECOL
- Earth-turning toolHOE
- Earth's galaxy, once processed?CHEESYWAY
- Earth's largest active erupterMAUNALOA
- Earth's natural orbiterMOON
- Earth's natural satelliteMOON
- Earth's pull, for shortONEG
- Earth's rotation lineAXIS
- EarthquakeSEISM
- Earthy colourOCHRE
- Earthy pigmentOCHER
- Ease antonymANGST
- Ease offABATE
- Ease up onLOOSEN
- Eases offABATES
- Easily angeredTESTY
- Easily brokenBRITTLE
- Easily caught baseball pop-upINFIELDFLY
- Easily deceivedNAIVE
- Easily frightened sortSCAREDYCAT
- Easily misledNAIVE
- Easily moved?HOTHEADED
- Easily offended typePRUDE
- Easily weariedDEFATIGABLE
- Easing of tensionDETENTE
- East Asian templePAGODA
- East Coast gas station chain with a goose logoWAWA
- East Lansing sch.MSU
- East, in SpanishESTE
- EastEnders airer, affectionatelyBEEB
- Easter basket itemsEGGS
- Easter egg needDYE
- Easter flowerIRIS
- Easter mo., oftenAPR
- Easter month, oftenAPRIL
- Easter precursorNOR
- Easter purchase for 46-DownDYE
- Eastern "way"TAO
- Eastern EuropeanSERB, SLAV
- Eastern European peninsulaCRIMEA
- Eastern philosophical pathTAO
- Eastern philosophyTAO
- Eastern priestLAMA
- Eastern terminus connected by the Golden SpikeOMAHA
- Easy __ (simple)ASPIE
- Easy basketLAYUP
- Easy bucketLAYUP
- Easy edition of a popular board game?TROUBLELIGHT
- Easy gaitLOPE, TROT
- Easy gaitsTROTS
- Easy markPATSY
- Easy NBA basketTIPIN
- Easy part of a sky in a jigsaw puzzle, maybeCLOUD
- Easy sammiesPBJS
- Easy to graspATHAND
- Easy to handleTAME
- Easy to liftLIGHT
- Easy triumphROMP
- Easy winROMP
- Easy-Bake __OVEN
- Easy-to-spot jigsaw piecesEDGES
- Easygoing personalityTYPEB
- Eat as a treatSNACKON
- Eat in styleDINE
- Eat upDEVOUR
- Eat wellFEAST
- Eatery's listMENU
- Eating upINTO
- Eats elegantlyDINES
- Eats grandlyFEASTS
- Eats in styleDINES
- Eats, with "down"CHOWS
- Eaves, for instanceOVERHANGS
- eBay caveatASIS
- Ebb, as the tideRECEDE
- EccentricKOOKY, DOTTY, ODD
- Eccentric fellowCOOT
- Ecclesiastical assembliesSYNODS
- Ecclesiastical councilsSYNODS
- Ecdysis, in ornithologyMOLT
- Echo effectREVERB
- Echoing guitar effectREVERB
- Eclair fillingCREME
- Eclectic British rockerCOSTELLO
- Eclectic online digestUTNE
- Eclipse bodyMOON
- Eco or sport, in some carsMODE
- Eco-friendly beauty brandAVEDA
- Ecol. monitorEPA
- Ecol. or geol.SCI
- Ecological communityBIOME
- Ecological homeHABITAT
- Economic fig.GNP
- Economic introSOCIO
- Economic justice topicLIVINGWAGE
- Economic statINDEX
- EconomicalCHEAP, APPOINTEDTOPOINTS, JOE, AROMA, STY, HOTEL
- Economist who co-wrote "Freakonomics"VITT
- Economy componentSECTOR
- EcosystemBIOME
- Ecstasy's oppositeAGONY
- Ed of "Lou Grant"ASNER
- Ed Sheeran hit, and a phonetic hint to the answers to the starred cluesSHAPEOFYOU
- Ed.'s pileMSS
- Ed.'s stackMSS
- EddyingASWIRL
- Edebiri of "The Bear"AYO
- Eden exileADAM
- Eden femaleEVE
- Eden guyADAM
- Eden residentEVE
- Eden womanEVE
- Edge alongSIDLE
- Edge of eveningDUSK
- Edge of the nosebleed sectionLASTROW
- Edged (out)NOSED
- EdgesENDS
- Edges of hoopsRIMS
- Edible arrangementFOODART
- Edible ice cream holderCONE
- Edible ice cream holdersCONES
- Edible part of a pomegranateARIL
- Edible seaweedNORI, KELP
- Edible sunflower bitSEED
- Edible wheelEDAM
- Edibles oversight org.USDA
- Edina, Minnesota is home to the first U.S. indoor oneMALL
- Edinburgh nativeSCOT
- Edinburgh residentSCOT
- Edison's __ ParkMENLO
- EditREVISE
- Edit out audiblyBLEEP
- Edited further, as filmsRECUT
- Editor's "don't delete"STET
- Editor's directiveSTET
- Editor's markingSTET
- Editor's removal markDELE
- Editorial essays, or what 3-, 8-, 13-, 48-, and 56-Down areNEWSPAPERCOLUMNS
- Editorial markDELE
- Editorial markingSTET
- Editorial overrideSTET
- Editorial overrulingSTET
- Editorial postDESK
- Editorial selectionTHEROYALWE
- EditorializeOPINE
- EDM instrumentSYNTH
- Edmonton CFL teamELKS
- Edmonton football team, named for beasts nearbyELKS
- Edmonton icemanOILER
- Edmonton NHL teamOILERS
- Edsel, notablyLEMON
- EducatedLETTERED, SCHOOLED
- Educational acronymSTEM
- Educational adPSA
- Educational spots, brieflyPSAS
- Edward R. Robinson's "Hymn for Soldiers Who Have __ in the Snow"LAIN
- Eel in maki sushiUNAGI
- Eel in nigiriUNAGI
- Eel in sushiUNAGI
- Eely or froggySLEEK
- Eerie ambienceAURA
- Eerie glowAURA
- Eerie glowsAURAS
- Eerie haunted hayride soundsMOANS
- Eeyore's palPOOH
- Effervescent essence of elasticityASTI
- Efficient, as a machineOILED
- Effortful freightingSCHLEP
- Effortless way to advanceBYE
- EffortlessnessEASE
- Egg (on)SPUR, PROD, GOAD
- Egg cellOVUM
- Egg cellsOVA
- Egg foo young, e.g.OMELET
- Egg headSHORTE
- Egg makerHEN, FABERGE
- Egg shapeOVAL
- Egg-and-cheese orderOMELET
- Egg-laying mammalECHIDNA
- Egg-producing organOVARY
- Egg-shapedOVOID, OVAL
- Egg-shaped tomatoROMA
- Eggnog spiceCLOVE, MACE
- Eggs __ easyOVER
- Eggs Benedict recipe instructionPOACH
- Eggs in ikura sushiROE
- Eggs-and-cheese breakfastsOMELETS
- Eggs-cellent breakfast spotOMELETBAR
- Eggs, to a biologistOVA
- Eggs: Lat.OVA
- Eggy drinkNOG
- Eggy entreesOMELETS
- Eggy introOVO
- Eggy quaffsNOGS
- EGOT actress DavisVIOLA
- EGOT-winning BrooksMEL
- Egotist's prioritySELF
- Egret cousinCRANE
- Egrets, e.g.HERONS
- Egypt's main riverNILE
- Egypt's MubarakHOSNI
- Egyptair hub cityCAIRO
- Egyptian cobraASP
- Egyptian cobrasASPS
- Egyptian crossANKH
- Egyptian queen, familiarlyCLEO
- Egyptian riverNILE
- Egyptian snakeASP
- Egyptian snakesASPS
- Egyptian symbol also called the "key of life"ANKH, KIDNEY, NEST, EVIL, HAD
- Egyptian viperASP
- Eiffel Tower, essentiallyIRON
- Eight-person bandOCTET
- Eight-sided solidsOCTAHEDRA
- Eight-time Burton collaboratorDEPP
- Eight-time rhyme in a Poe poemLENORE
- Eighth-century starterDCCI
- Eins + 2DREI
- Einstein Physics Nobel nomineeHEISENBERG
- Einstein's beautifulSCHON
- Eisenberg of the "Now You See Me" heist filmsJESSE
- Eisenhower nicknameIKE
- Eisenhower or MacArthur's top rankFIVESTARGENERAL
- Eisenhower, c. 1942LTGEN
- Either of Orion's dogsCANIS
- Either of two former UN membersSSR
- Either side of Alaska?SCHWA
- Either team in six 2025 AL gamesSOX
- Ejects, as lavaSPEWS
- Eked out a livingGOTBY
- El Dorado building materialORO
- El Pollo __: fast-casual Southwestern chainLOCO
- El Prado, por ejemploMUSEO
- Elaborate accountSAGA
- Elaborate paradesPAGEANTS
- Elaborate weaving of fabricBROCADING
- Elaborately decoratedORNATE
- Elaborately showyORNATE
- Elapse quicklyRACEBY
- Elastic holders of ponytailsSCRUNCHIES
- Elastigirl, to Mr. IncredibleWIFE
- Elation exclamationAAH
- Elba of "Cats"IDRIS
- Elba who voices Chief Bogo in the "Zootopia" filmsIDRIS
- Elbow gentlyNUDGE
- Elbow pasta, for instanceMACARONI
- Elbow's locationARM
- ElderlyAGED
- Elderly Shakespearean kingLEAR
- Eldest von Trapp daughterLIESL
- Eleanor in a Beatles hitRIGBY
- Eleanor nicknameNELLIE
- Election campaignRACE
- Election night TV graphicUSMAP
- Electric car brandTESLA
- Electric car companyTESLA
- Electric current unitsAMPERES
- Electric joltZAP
- Electric kettle partSPOUT
- Electric meter measurementUSAGE
- Electric resistance measureOHM
- Electric vehicle power sourceCHARGINGSTATION
- Electrical adapter for FranceTRAVELPLUG
- Electrical carriersIONS
- Electrical cord's endPLUG
- Electrical networkGRID
- Electrical networksGRIDS
- Electrical unitsOHMS
- Electrically adaptableACDC
- Electrician's favorite exercise?POWERWALK
- Electrician's favorite method of payment?CHARGECARD
- Electrician's favorite shopping venue?OUTLETMALL
- Electrician's supplyWIRE
- Electrified fishEEL
- Electron microscope viewingGENE, DNA
- Electron streamBETARAY
- Electron's homeATOM
- Electronic addressURL
- Electronic deliveriesURLS
- Electronic keyboards, informallySYNTHS
- Electronic music pioneer RobertMOOG
- Electronic pagerBEEPER
- Electronic reportREADOUT
- Electronica instrumentSYNTH
- Electronics store sectionAUDIO
- Electrooculogram readoutREM
- Elects to participateOPTSIN
- Elegant partyGALA
- Element considered in a home inspectionRADON
- Element in a ringSPY
- Element in insecticidesARSENIC
- Element of a basic reading test?PHPAPER
- Element of a Sun SalutationYOGAPOSE
- Element of coastal defenseSEAWALL
- Element of cooled puddingSKIN
- Element of many English breakfast blendsASSAMTEA
- Element seen all over Las VegasNEON
- Element that makes blood redIRON
- Element with the shortest nameTIN
- Element-specialist scientistsCHEMISTS
- Elementary school breakRECESS
- Elementary school shoebox projectDIORAMA
- Elementary school trioRRR
- Elementary subatomic particleQUARK
- Elements of a strategyTACTICS
- Elements of styleDESIGN
- Elena Rybakina's org.WTA
- Elephant ears?CARNIVALFOOD
- Elephant tusk materialIVORY
- Elev.ALT
- ElevateRAISE
- Elevate a golf ballTEEUP
- Elevated Bardic addressOROMEO
- Elevated flatlandMESA
- Elevated on the courseTEED
- Elevation indicationACRO
- Elevation: Abbr.ALT
- Elevator chamberCAR
- Elevator choiceFLOOR
- Elevator compartmentCAR
- Elevator entrywaysDOORS
- Elevator giantOTIS
- Elevator innovatorOTIS
- Elevator nameOTIS
- Elevator passageSHAFT
- Elevator passagewaySHAFT
- Elevator stopFLOOR
- Eleven, in LourdesONZE
- Eleventh-hourLATE
- Eliciting many laughsARIOT
- Elisabeth Moss's "Mad Men" rolePEGGY
- Elisabeth of "Cobra Kai"SHUE
- Elite __: March Madness roundEIGHT
- Elite athleteSTAR
- Elite education octetIVIES
- Elite group of guestsALIST
- Elite guest rosterALIST
- Elite rosterALIST
- Elite squad, or what's found in each set of circled lettersATEAM
- Elite squadsATEAMS
- ElitistSNOOT
- ElixirsTONICS
- Eliza's musical mentorENRY
- Elizabeth of "WandaVision"OLSEN
- Elk cousinDEER
- Ellipsis componentDOT
- Ellipsis trioDOTS
- Elliptical buildingGYM
- Elliptical workout, e.g., informallyCARDIO
- Elm or oakTREE
- Elm or willowTREE
- Elmo, for oneSAINT
- Elmo's orange friendZOE
- Elms and oaksSHADETREES
- Elongated circleOVAL
- Eloper of rhymeDISH
- Eloquently insincereGLIB
- Elsa's Frozen sisterANNA
- Elsa's sister in FrozenANNA
- ElseOTHERWISE
- Elton John achievement of 2024EGOT
- EludeEVADE
- Elusive kids' book boyWALDO
- Elusive picture book characterWALDO
- Elvis mugSNEER
- Elvis-era prezIKE
- Elvis' early styleROCKABILLY
- Email againRESEND
- Email ancestorTELEX, OSO
- Email buttonBCC
- Email covertlyBCC
- Email folderSENT
- Email moverFWD
- Email optionBCC
- Email option since 1997YAHOO
- Email signature infoTEL
- Email statusSENT, UNREAD
- Email, e.g.MESSAGE
- Emails discreetlyBCCS
- EmbargoesBANS
- EmbarrassABASH
- Embarrass on social media, in a wayRATIO
- Embarrassing public displaySCENE
- Embassy figureENVOY
- EmbattlingBESETTING
- Embedded, as tilesINLAID
- EmbittermentIRE
- Emblem "of approval"SEAL
- Emblems on some capsLOGOS
- EmbraceHUG, HOLD, LEANINTO
- Embrace, as inconvenienceLEANINTO
- EmceeHOST
- Emcee's opening speechINTRO
- Emcee's opening statementINTRO
- EMDR targetPTSD
- EmendationEDIT
- Emer. alertsAPBS
- Emerald City visitorTOTO
- Emerald IsleEIRE
- Emerald Isle regionCOUNTYCORK
- Emerald or rubyGEM
- EmergeARISE
- Emerge from the ashes, sayRISEAGAIN
- EmergedAROSE
- Emergency feature on a car's key fobPANICBUTTON
- Emergency food ration, for shortMRE
- Emergency fundsRESERVE
- Emergency messageSOS
- Emergency situationCRISIS
- Emergency supply kitGOBAG
- Emeril exclamationBAM
- Emerson outputESSAYS
- Emery board targetNAIL
- Eminem mentor, familiarlyDRE
- Eminem mentor, for shortDRE
- EminentNOTED
- Eminent Italian director, the quote's sourceFEDERICOFELLINI
- Eminent LBJ biographer (B)ROBERTCARO
- Eminently pickableRIPE, AONE
- Emissions that turned Bruce Banner into the Incredible HulkGAMMARAYS
- Emma of "Madame Web"ROBERTS
- Emma Roberts, to Julia RobertsNIECE
- Emme, for examplePLUSSIZEMODEL
- Emmy actress FalcoEDIE
- Emmy winner FalcoEDIE
- Emmy winner WoodardALFRE
- Emmy-winning role for Catherine O'HaraMOIRAROSE
- Emoji alternativeGIF
- Emoji from one who's downSADFACE
- Emoji reaction to a hot takeEYES
- Emoticon's eyesCOLON
- Emotion that leads to suffering, per YodaHATE
- Emotion voiced by Lewis Black in the "Inside Out" filmsANGER
- Emotional plea in "Top Gun" and "Top Gun: Maverick"TALKTOMEGOOSE
- Emotional stateANGST
- Emotional supportSOLACE
- Emotional vibeMOOD
- Emotional woundSCAR
- Emotionally distantALOOF
- EmotionlessSTONY
- Empathetic commentICARE
- Emperor of yoreSHAH
- EmphasesFOCI
- Emphasizes passionatelyRAMSHOME
- Emphatic agreementIDSAY, YESYES
- Emphatic assentOHYES
- Emphatic assentsAMENS
- Emphatic assertionYESIAM
- Emphatic confirmation of accomplishmentIDIDSO
- Empire Builder operatorAMTRAK
- Empire centered at CuzcoINCA
- Empire St. paperNYT
- Empire State capitalALBANY
- Empire State NFL teamBUFFALOBILLS
- EmployUTILIZE, USE
- Employ a fork forTUNE
- Employee badgesIDCARDS
- Employee benefits, for shortPERKS
- Employer of the Deep Undercover authorKGB
- EmployingUSING
- EmploysUSES
- Employs againstUSESON
- Employs asUSESFOR
- Empties completelyCLEARSOUT
- Empty spacesGAPS
- Empty talkROT
- EMS skillCPR
- EMT announcementsETAS
- EMT destinationsERS
- EMT skillCPR
- EMT's destinationsERS
- EMT's expertiseCPR
- EMTs' destinationsERS
- EMTs' masks and glovesPPE
- Emu cousinRHEA
- EmulateCOPY
- Emulate a couch potatoLOLL
- Emulate alligatorsCREEP
- Emulate Alysa LiuICESKATE
- Emulate Douglass or DemosthenesORATE
- Emulate emergency generatorsCUTIN
- Emulate PoloGOEAST
- Emulate successfullyPASSAS
- Emulate Washington at Valley ForgeENCAMP
- EmulatedAPED
- Emulated dragonfliesHOVERED
- Emulated oriolesSANG
- Emulated ramsBAAED
- Emulates McCain in 2017CROSSESTHEAISLE
- Emulates Patrick HenryORATES
- Emulates rappersSHOOTSTHEBREEZE
- EmulatingALA
- Emulating peacock feathersIRIDESCENT
- Emulsion for main coursesAIOLI
- En __MASSE
- En __ (as a group)MASSE
- En __ (wrapped in pastry)CROUTE
- En ___ (in a large group)MASSE
- En masseATONCE
- En route, in a waySENT
- Enable, as wrongdoingABET
- Enc. or dict.REF
- EncircleGIRD
- Enclosed inAMID
- Enclosed, as a communityGATED
- Enclosed, as acreageFENCED
- Enclosures for canariesCAGES
- Enclosures in a 19-DownLOCKS
- Enclosures mailed with RSVPsSASES
- EncounterRUNINTO
- EncourageURGE, FOSTER
- Encouragement to a writer who shows an early penchant for rhyme?YOUCOULDDOVERSE
- Encouraging criesRAHS
- Encouraging message to a sad nobleman?CHINUPBARON
- Encouraging wordTRY, OLE
- Encouraging wordsGOGETEM
- Encroach (on)IMPINGE
- Encrypted messaging softwareSIGNAL
- Encrypted URL starterHTTPS
- Encyclopedia Brown, enduringlyAGETEN
- Encyclopedic in rangeATOZ
- End a flightLAND
- End a hot streakGOCOLD
- End a plane flightLAND
- End a sessionADJOURN
- End of a college email addressEDU
- End of a countdownONE
- End of a double first-person redundancyANDI
- End of a fableMORAL
- End of a lapKNEES
- End of a Louis lineMOI
- End of a prayerAMEN
- End of a school email addressDOTEDU
- End of adviceSLEEP
- End of an academic addressEDU
- End of Barnum's centuryMCM
- End of lamentDOWNTHEDRAIN
- End of many Scottish town namesDALE
- End of Q1MAR
- End of quoteMAGICANDPASTA, HOPEITWILLLAST, MUCHOFTHETIME, WANTTOINVENT
- End of seven UN member namesSTAN
- End of some racesTAPE
- End of term?ITES
- End of the quoteOFHEART
- End of the Unknown Soldier inscriptionGOD
- End one's Dry January, sayIMBIBE
- End up evenTIE
- End up withNET
- End zone pairPOSTS
- End-of-class signalBELL
- End-of-list abbr.ETC
- End-of-term cry, and an alternate title for this puzzleSCHOOLSOUT
- End-of-term testFINAL
- End-of-unit checkTEST
- End-of-year perk, and what this puzzle's circled letters formCHRISTMASBONUS
- EndangerRISK
- EndearmentPETNAME
- Ended a flightALIT
- Ending at, brieflyTIL
- Ending for absorbENT
- Ending for crock or mockERY
- Ending for existENCE
- Ending for luncheonETTE
- Ending for optIMA
- Ending for partNER
- Ending for pride or careFUL
- Ending for sub-URB
- Ending for tip or quipSTER
- Ending like -arianITE
- Ending like -ianESE
- Ending like -ishOID
- Ending like -itaETTA
- Ending like -lingLET
- Ending meaning "made of"INE
- Ending of "Oedipus"SIGMA
- Endless expanseOCEAN
- Endor inhabitantsEWOKS
- Endorse, as a motionSECOND
- Endorsed ferventlyPREACHED
- Endow with, as authorityVEST
- Ends up behindLOSESTO
- Ends used for shapingPEENS
- EndureABIDE
- Endure a book just to write a scathing review, perhapsHATEREAD
- Endure no longerARENT
- EnduresLASTS
- Enduring beliefMYTH
- Enduring disputeFEUD
- Enduring symbolICON
- EnemiesFOES
- Enemies to lovers, e.g.TROPE
- EnemyFOE
- Enemy of ancient AthensSPARTA
- Enemy of the JediSITH
- EnergizedAMPED
- Energizer sizeAAA
- EnergyPEP
- Energy bar bitNUT
- Energy bar grainOAT
- Energy bite morselOAT
- Energy crisis?BADVIBES
- Energy measure in physicsERG
- Energy points in yogaCHAKRAS
- Energy snack brand for kidsZBAR
- Energy sourceGAS
- Energy Star administratorEPA
- Energy-channeling healing techniqueREIKI
- Energy-providing macrosCARBS
- Enforceability metaphorTEETH
- Engage inWAGE
- Engage in __ of strengthATEST
- Engage in forensicsARGUE
- Engage in some strength training, or what this puzzle's circled letters doLIFTWEIGHTS
- Engage with the real worldTOUCHGRASS
- EngagedATIT
- Engaged for a jobHIRED
- Engagement ring optionPRINCESSCUT
- Engagement with a ringSPAR
- Engages in body slimmingERASES
- Engine maker for Japan's first satelliteNISSAN
- Engineer NikolaTESLA
- England's game show channelCHALLENGE
- English actress who played Emma Peel on "The Avengers"DIANARIGG
- English articleTHE
- English bitter adaptationREDALE
- English countySHIRE
- English county south of SuffolkESSEX
- English derby townEPSOM
- English equivalent to the French -antING
- English gentOLDCHAP
- English nobleEARL
- English noble with an eyebrow ring?PIERCEDEARL
- English prep schoolETON
- EngraveETCH
- Engrave a name on a trophy, sayETCH
- Engrave deeplyETCH
- Engrave in glassETCH
- Engrave on glassETCH
- Engrave with acidETCH
- Engraved deeplyETCHED
- Engraved pinCAMEO
- Engraves deeplyETCHES
- EngrossesRIVETS
- Enigmatic rock groupSTONEHENGE
- Enjoy a bookREAD
- Enjoy a clothes-free swimSKINNYDIP
- Enjoy a mudholeWALLOW
- Enjoy an easy victoryWININAWALK
- Enjoy bubble gumCHEW
- Enjoy night courses?SLEEPEAT
- Enjoy recess in a schoolyardPLAY
- Enjoy slowlySIP
- Enjoy some gumCHEW
- Enjoy the benefits ofREAP
- Enjoy thoroughlySAVOR
- EnjoyableFUN, NICE
- Enjoyed a mealATE
- Enjoyed an elegant supperDINED
- Enjoyed some tteokbokki, sayATE
- Enjoys a bookREADS
- Enjoys a fine mealDINES
- Enjoys a novelREADS
- Enjoys a trampolineBOUNCES
- Enlarge, as a pupilDILATE
- EnlightenEDIFY
- Enlist againREUP
- EnnobleELEVATE
- EnormousLARGE
- Enormous quantityBOATLOAD
- Enormous sea waveTSUNAMI
- EnragementIRE
- EnragesMADDENS
- Ensign or admiralRANK
- EnsnareTIEUP, NAB, TRAP
- EntangleSNAG
- Entangle, as threadRAVEL
- EntangledINAKNOT
- Entangling trapSNARE
- EnterSTEPINTO
- Enter abruptly, with "in"BARGE
- Enter again, as dataRELOG
- Enter for a spreadsheetINPUT
- Enter one's user name and passwordLOGON
- Enter very slowlySEEPINTO
- EnteredCAMEIN
- Entered inKEYED
- Entered quicklyRACEDIN
- Enterprise captain Jean-__ PicardLUC
- Enterprise trainees, for short?MBAS
- Enterprise, informallyBIZ
- Enters carefullyEDGESIN
- Enters from a keyboardINPUTS
- Enters, as a hot tubEASESINTO
- Enters, as a passwordKEYSIN
- EntertainAMUSE
- Entertain successfullySHOWAGOODTIMETO
- Entertainer MidlerBETTE
- Entertainment consolesNINTENDOS
- Entertainment medium, for shortPOD
- Entertainment Weekly's #1 of the "50 greatest sidekicks"MCMAHON
- Enthralled by the theaterSTAGESTRUCK
- EnthusiasmZEAL
- EnthusiastFAN
- EnthusiasticAVID, EAGER
- Enthusiastic aboutINTO
- Enthusiastic assentDOIEVER
- Enthusiastic reviewRAVE
- Enthusiastic, as a fanAVID
- Enthusiastically acceptsJUMPSAT
- EnthusiastsBUFFS
- EnticeALLURE, LURE, TEMPT
- EnticementBAIT
- Enticement in the airAROMA
- EnticesTEMPTS, LURES
- Enticing scentAROMA
- Enticing words on a gift boxOPENME
- Entities that carry rock and rollORECARS
- EntourageAIDES
- Entrance hallFOYER
- Entrance pieceJAMB
- EntrancewaysDOORS
- EntrapSNARE
- EntreatiesPLEAS
- EntreatyPLEA
- Entry gate, e.g.SENTRYPOST
- Entry on a Spotify playlistTITLE
- Entry on a to-do listERRAND
- Entry pointWAYIN
- Entry-level cellphone brandRCA
- EntrywayDOOR
- EnumerateLIST
- EnumeratesRECOUNTS
- Enumeration of optionsMENU
- Enunciate poorlySLUR
- Env. directiveATTN
- Envelope abbr.ATTN
- Envelope closerSEAL
- Envelope letters for ManhattanNYNY
- Envelope partFLAP
- Envelope-routing abbr.ATTN
- Envelope, essentiallyCASE
- Environment that reinforces existing biasesECHOCHAMBER
- Environmental advocateCONSERVATIONIST
- Environmental prefixECO
- Environmental sci.ECOL
- Environmentalist BrockovichERIN
- EnvironsAREA
- EnvisionIMAGINE
- EnvisionsSEES
- EPA-banned chemicalsPCBS
- EpicTALE, FAIL
- Epic battlesWARS
- Epic hero of Indian mythologyRAMA
- Epic partyBASH
- Epic poem divisionCANTO
- Epic protagonistsHEROES
- Epic storiesSAGAS
- Epic taleSAGA
- EpicenterGROUNDZERO
- Epiphany figuresWISEMEN
- Epiphany trioMAGI
- Episode shown after the series finaleRERUN
- Epitome of easePIE
- Epoch whose name means "new dawn"EOCENE
- Epps or SharifOMAR
- Epsom salts amts.TSPS
- EqualARE
- Equal standingPAR
- Equal to a taskABLE
- Equally matchedEVEN
- Equator's latitudeZERO
- Equestrian style, or, when parsed differently, a three-part instruction for making 19 clues in this puzzle match their answersSIDESADDLE
- EquilibriumSTASIS
- Equinox mo.SEP, SEPT
- EquipmentGEAR
- Equipment that may level the playing fieldGRADER
- Equips for battleARMS
- EquivalentSAME
- EquivocatesHEDGES
- ER staffRNS
- EraSPAN
- Era not worth rememberingTHEBADOLDDAYS
- EradicateERASE
- ErasAGES
- ErelongANON
- Ergonomic brandOXO
- Ergonomic desktop deviceMONITORSTAND
- Erik who played Poncherello on "CHiPs"ESTRADA
- Erin, on EU platesIRL
- Eritrea's capitalASMARA
- Ernesto's "those"ESOS
- ErodeEATINTO, EAT, WEARAWAY
- ErodedATEAWAY, ATE
- Erodes bit by bitEATSINTO
- Erosion resultLOSS
- ErrMISPLAY
- Errand list headingTODO
- Errand runnerGOFER, AIDE
- Errands runnerAIDE
- Errands to runTASKS
- ErraticSPOTTY
- Error message?SIC
- ErsatzSHAM, PSEUDO
- Ersatz bookmarkDOGEAR
- Ersatz coasterTILE
- Ersatz sailTARP
- ErstwhilePAST
- Erstwhile autocratsSHAHS
- Erstwhile cinema chainLOEWS
- Erstwhile home for a paper tigerCALVINANDHOBBES
- Erstwhile M&MsTANS
- Erstwhile oathYEGODS
- Erstwhile patent medicineQUACKREMEDY
- Erstwhile sporty FordTBIRD
- Erstwhile TV ministryPTL
- Erté's styleDECO
- EruptSPEW
- Erupter of 2025MTETNA
- Erykah Badu's signature songTYRONE
- Es todo __ (it's all the same)UNO
- Escalator alternativeSTAIR
- Escalator partSTEP
- EscapadeLARK, CAPER
- Escape artist of similesEEL
- Escape capsules for rent?AIRBNBPODS
- Escape clauseOUT
- Escape in a hurryFLEE
- Escape roomer's aimEXIT
- Escaped slowlySEEPED
- Escapes the notice ofELUDES
- EschewSHUN
- EschewsSHUNS
- Eschews foodsFASTS
- Escort for a dateCHAPERONE
- Escorted through the doorLEDIN
- Escorted to a seatLEDIN
- Escorted to the exitSEENOUT
- Escorts from the doorSEESIN
- EsotericARCANE
- Espionage org.CIA
- ESPNU media partnerNCAA
- Esports player's computer settingGAMEMODE
- Espresso frothCREMA
- Espresso or cappuccino, to ItaliansCAFFE
- Espresso varietyAMERICANO
- Espresso with milkLATTE
- Espresso, in partCAFFE
- Espressos with steamed milkFLATWHITES
- EssencePOINT
- Essence of much humorSURPRISE
- EssentialCORE, OILS, KEY
- Essential __ acidAMINO
- Essential login infoUSERID
- Essere __ (be convenient)BENE
- Establish securelyENROOT
- Established customUSAGE
- Establishment with teas and tabbiesCATCAFE
- Estadio cheerOLE
- Estádio do Maracanã cheerOLE
- Estate documentWILL
- Estate of oldFIEF
- Esteemed peopleIDOLS
- EsteemsVALUES
- Estimate from a contractorQUOTE
- Estrogen, e.g.HORMONE
- Et __ (and others: Lat.)ALIA, ALII
- Et __: and othersALIA
- ET from MelmacALF
- Etc. etc.MOREOFTHESAME
- Etcher's fluidACID
- Etching fluidsACIDS
- Etching liquidACID
- Etching materialACID
- Etching solutionsACIDS
- Eternally, in poetryEER
- EternityEON
- Ethereal glowsAURAS
- Ethical standardsCODE
- Etiquette de __ (French conventioneer accessory)NOM
- Etna outputLAVA
- Etsy businessETAIL
- EU island territoryAZORES
- Euchre kinECARTE
- Euphemism that conveys disapprovalBLANKETYBLANK
- Euphemistic expression of affectionLWORD
- Euphoric feelingGLEE
- Eur. landGER
- Eurasia's __ MountainsURAL
- Eurasia's disappearing __ SeaARAL
- Eurasian border rangeURAL
- Eurasian border riverURAL
- Eurasian mountain rangeURALS
- Eurasian rangeURAL, URALS
- Eurasian weaselERMINE
- Euro forerunnerLIRA
- Euro fractionCENT
- Euro fractions: Abbr.CTS
- Euro predecessorECU, FRANC
- Euro spender since 2015LETT
- Euro-filled fountainTREVI
- Europe's longest riverVOLGA
- Europe's tallest volcanoETNA
- European capital, humorouslyPAREE
- European erupterETNA
- European noble title of oldARCHDUCHESS
- European peakALP
- European rangeALPS, PYRENEES
- European river that sounds like a European islandELBE
- Evac vehicleCOPTER
- Evacuation kitGOBAG
- Evacuation orderSHOO, OUT
- EvadeELUDE
- Evade antonymFACE
- Evaded commitmentHEDGED
- EvaluateTEST, VET, RATE, ASSESS
- EvaluatedRATED
- Evaluates, with "out"SCOPES
- EvaluatingRATING
- Evaluation standardsCRITERIA
- Evaluation symbolSTAR
- Evangelist's qualityZEAL
- Evasive maneuverDODGE, ENDRUN
- Eve's eldestCAIN
- Eve's first homeEDEN
- Eve's first-bornCAIN
- Eve's grandsonENOS
- Eve's secondABEL
- Eve's second childABEL
- Eve's second sonABEL
- EvenTIED
- Even exchange of itemsSWAP
- Even ifALBEIT
- Even if, for shortALTHO
- Even if, in verseTHO
- Even scoreTIE
- Even-__ (of similar height in a forest)AGED
- Evening bashSOIREE
- Evening horaSEIS
- Evening hourEIGHTOCLOCK
- Evening in VeniceSERA
- Evening news hr.TENPM
- Evening when one hopes to get a good deal, and when one might hear the starts of 18-, 23-, 37-, and 47-AcrossPOKERNIGHT
- Evens (out)SMOOTHS
- Evens, as a scoreTIES
- Event after spring cleaning, maybeTAGSALE
- Event for marchers and bandsPARADE
- Event for people who won't drink Coca-Cola?PEPSIRALLY
- Event hostEMCEE
- Event siteVENUE
- Event spaceARENA
- Event that may feature gate crashersGIANTSLALOM
- Event with action sportsXGAMES
- Event with runsTRACKMEET
- Event with steer ropingRODEO
- Event's exclusive areaVIPSECTION
- Events in retail parking lotsTENTSALES
- Events that feature moving pictures?ARTSALES
- Events that only get some coverage?PARTIALECLIPSES
- EventuallyONEDAY
- Eventually becomeENDUP
- Eventually yieldsNETS
- EventuatedAROSE
- Ever-shiftingFLUID
- Everglades mammalMANATEE
- Everglades waderEGRET
- Everglades wading birdHERON, EGRET
- Evergreen native to AlaskaSITKASPRUCE
- Evergreen treePINE, SPRUCE
- Evergreen with poisonous berriesYEW
- Evergreen with upright conesFIR
- EverlastingETERNAL
- EverQuest monsterOGRE
- Every __ and crannyNOOK
- Every 24 hoursDAILY
- Every bit ofALL
- Every honeybee has oneTHORAX
- Every last bitALL
- Every last oneALL
- Every now and __: sporadicallyTHEN
- EverydayUSUAL
- EveryoneALL
- EverypoochBOWSER, VIA
- Evian, par exempleEAU
- EvidencePROOF
- Evidence of a loving relationshipMATCHINGTATTOOS
- Evidence of editingERASURE
- Evidence that may not be fully reliableANECDATA
- Evil actSIN
- Evil actions of a cartoon villain, e.g.DASTARDLYDEEDS
- Evil fiendDEMON
- Evil lookLEER
- Evil Roman emperorNERO
- EvildoerFIEND
- Evince a responseREACT
- Evite replyRSVP
- Evite requestRSVP
- EvokeEDUCE
- Evolutionary linksAPEMEN
- Ewe said itBAA
- Ewes' matesRAMS
- Exact copyTWIN
- ExactlyJUSTSO
- Exactly rightTOATEE
- Exaggerates, in a wayPADS
- ExamTEST
- Exam for a future 32-AcrossLSAT
- Exam for future 50-AcrossLSAT
- Exam for future attorneys: Abbr.LSAT
- Exam for future GPsMCAT
- Exam for would-be JDsLSAT
- Exam markGRADE
- Exam with a max score of 180LSAT
- Exam with an Argumentative Writing sectionLSAT
- Exam with Living Systems questionsMCAT
- Exam with logic gamesLSAT
- Examine by touchFEEL, PALPATE
- Examine closelyEYE
- Examined closelyEYED
- Exams for future MBAsGMATS
- Exams that begin with a Chemical and Physical Foundations section, for shortMCATS
- Exams with an "open" optionMRIS
- Exams with answers provided by parentsDNATESTS
- Exasperated cryDOH
- Exasperated feelingIRE
- Excalibur, notablyCASINO
- ExcavatedDUGUP
- ExceedGOPAST
- Exceeded a budgetOVERSPENT
- Exceeded, as a budgetOVERRAN
- ExceedinglyOHSO, EVERSO
- Exceedingly drySERE
- Excel at another company?SHEETS
- Excel elementROW
- ExcellentPRIMO, NEAT
- Except forSAVE
- Except ifUNLESS
- ExceptionalSUPER
- Exceptionally attractive person, slangilySMOKESHOW
- Exceptionally kind personSAINT
- Excerpt from a filmCLIP
- ExcessSPARE
- Excess suppliesGLUTS
- ExcessiveUNDUE
- Excessive fussADO
- Excessive interestMANIA
- Excessive publicityHYPE
- ExcessivelyTOO
- ExchangeSWAP
- Exchange figuresSELLERS
- Exchange for cashSELL
- Exchange of wedding vows, e.g.MARRIAGERITE
- Exchange wordsARGUE, EDIT
- Exchange's end of tradingCLOSINGTICK
- Exchanges for moneySELLS
- Exchanges rumorsCHATTERS
- Excites, so to speakGRABS
- Exciting points in time?BUZZERBEATERS
- Exciting, these daysLIT
- Exclamacion de entusiasmoOLE
- Exclamation acknowledging instantaneous occurrencePOOF
- Exclamation in "Tommy Boy"HOLYSCHNIKES
- Exclamation of discoveryAHA
- Exclamation of surpriseHOLYMACKEREL
- ExcludeOMIT
- ExcludingBUT
- Exclusive excursionVIPTOUR
- Exclusive groupELITE
- ExclusivelySOLELY, ALONE
- ExcursionTRIP
- Excursion in the SerengetiSAFARI
- Excuse from workLETOFF
- ExcusesALIBIS
- Exec overseeing accountsCFO
- Exec who might oversee R&DCTO
- Exec. branch headPOTUS
- Exec's degree, oftenMBA
- Exec's helperASST
- Execs behind R&D breakthroughsCTOS
- Execs focused on the bottom lineCFOS
- Execute perfectlyNAIL
- Execution keyENTER
- Executive abilityLEADERSHIP
- Executive in the etymology of "exchequer"SHAH
- Executive perkGOLDENPARACHUTE
- Exemplar lead-inASIN
- Exemplar of evilSATAN
- Exercise accessorySTEP
- Exercise devices for pet rodents, literallyHAMSTER
- Exercise in a heated studioHOTYOGA
- Exercise named for a physiologistBURPEE
- Exercise similar to yogaPILATES
- Exercise that may wind up in a playgroundFIREDRILL
- Exercise that targets quads and glutesLEGPRESS
- Exerciser's excess weightFLAB
- Exercises, as optionsUSES
- ExertionEFFORT
- ExhaustUSEUP, SAP
- ExhaustedBEAT
- Exhaustive analysis?SMOGTEST
- ExhaustsDOESIN
- Exhibit bashfulnessREDDEN
- ExhilarateELATE
- ExhortURGE
- Exhortation to someone building up to a tantrumDONTMAKEASCENE
- ExileBAN, BOOT
- ExistARE
- ExistedBEEN
- Existing: Lat.INESSE
- Exit __POLL
- Exit keyESC
- Exit lineCIAO
- Exit music selectionsOUTROS
- Exit poll data, for shortPCTS
- Exit the premisesLEAVE
- Exodus actorMINEO
- Exodus authorURIS
- Exodus miracle foodMANNA
- Exodus peakMTSINAI
- ExorbitantSTEEP
- Exotic vacationsSAFARIS
- ExpandGROW
- Expand onADDTO
- Expanding easilySTRETCHY
- Expands excessivelyPADS
- Expanse crossed by OdysseusIONIANSEA
- ExpectAWAIT
- Expect backLEND
- Expect eagerlyAWAIT
- Expectant fatherDADTOBE
- ExpectedDUE, NORMAL
- Expected any minuteDUE
- Expected landing hrs.ETAS
- Expected life-stage behaviorAGENORM
- Expedition makerFORD
- ExpeditiousRAPID
- ExpendUSEUP
- ExpendituresCOSTS
- ExpensesCOSTS
- Expensive Japanese beefKOBE
- Expensive pleasure boatsYACHTS
- Expensive spreadROE
- Expensive streaming ad error?RICHTWITCHPITCHGLITCH
- Experience againRELIVE
- Experience elationFLOATONAIR
- Experience griefFEELSAD
- Experience that might include hallucinationsLSDTRIP
- Experienced expertOLDPRO, LOYAL
- Experienced sortOLDPRO
- Experimental outfitLABCOAT
- Experimentation stationTESTLAB
- ExpertPRO, ACE
- Expert concerned with feet?POET
- Expert endingISE
- Expert in the occultMYSTIC
- Expert pilotACE
- Expert who wears a Star of Life emblem: Abbr.EMT
- Expert who works with both feet and meters?POET
- ExpertsPROS
- Experts who use cupping setsTEATASTERS
- Explains something in simple termsBREAKSITDOWN
- Explanation introYSEE
- Explanatory illustrationDIAGRAM
- Exploit self-servinglyPANDER
- Exploit to the fullestMILK
- Exploitation expertOPPORTUNIST
- Exploitation of human natureSOCIALENGINEERING
- ExploitsUSES, FEATS
- Exploration organizationNASA
- Exploratory agencyNASA
- Exploratory vehicles on the red planetMARSROVERS
- Explore Mars, perhapsROVE
- Explore the Balearic Sea, e.g.SNORKEL
- Explorer __ the RedERIK, ERIC
- Explorer EriksonLEIF
- Explorer Hernando de __SOTO
- Explorer of kids' TVDORA
- Explorer Ponce de __LEON
- Explorers taking cabsFORDS
- ExplosionBLAST
- Explosive fluidNITRO
- Explosive initialsTNT
- Explosive lettersTNT
- Explosive liquidNITRO
- Explosive liquid, brieflyNITRO
- Explosive Minecraft blockTNT
- Explosive soundKABOOM
- Explosive stuffTNT
- Explosive used in some miningTNT
- Expo presentationDEMO
- Expose a secretTELL
- Expose as falseDEBUNK
- ExposedOUTED
- ExposesBARES
- Exposes a secretBLABS
- Exposes, in a wayRATSON
- Exposure therapy targetPHOBIA
- Express a viewOPINE
- Express againRESAY
- Express avoidanceLOCALSTOP
- Express feelingsEMOTE
- Express regret forLAMENT
- Express verballySAY
- Expressed contemptSNORTED
- Expressed disapprovalHISSED
- Expressed relief, perhapsWEPT
- Expressed, as a farewellBADE
- Expression of condescensionAIRS
- Expression of desireIWANTTO
- Expression of doubtSCAREQUOTES
- Expression of griefDIRGE
- Expression of probabilityRATIO
- Expression of surpriseOHMY
- Expression of sympathy for a petPOORTHING
- Expression that might be evil or sillyGRIN
- Expressionist painter NoldeEMIL
- Expressions of discoveryAHAS
- Expressway entranceONRAMP
- ExquisiteTODIEFOR
- Exquisitely lightETHEREAL
- ExtendLENGTHEN
- Extend acrossSPAN
- Extend beyondOUTLIE
- Extend creditLEND
- Extend one's termREUP
- Extended accountSAGA
- Extended familyKIN, CLAN
- Extended storiesSAGAS
- Extended stretchesERAS
- Extended suitsLONGS
- Extended-family edition of a popular conquest game?RELATIVERISK
- Extending far and wideBROAD
- Extends acrossSPANS
- Extends an agreementREUPS
- ExtensiveBROAD
- ExteriorOUTER
- Exterminator's targetPEST
- ExternalOUTER
- Extinct Mauritian birdDODO
- Extinct New Zealand birdMOA
- Extinguish, as a blazeDOUSE
- Extinguish, as a flameDOUSE
- Extol the good points ofTOUT
- ExtolmentKUDOS
- Extra __ eggsLARGE
- Extra auto tireSPARE
- Extra benefitsPERKS
- Extra car tireSPARE
- Extra Caramel Churro brandEDYS
- Extra chargeFEE
- Extra chargesFEES
- Extra energy, informallyOOMPH
- Extra fatFLAB
- Extra helpingMORE
- Extra itemADDON
- Extra optionADDON
- Extra periods, brieflyOTS
- Extra productGUM
- Extra sports periods, brieflyOTS
- Extra tiresSPARES
- Extra zipOOMPH
- Extra- oppositeINTER
- Extra-cost itemOPTION
- Extra-long keyENTER
- Extra-wide shoeEEE
- Extract in some dog treats, brieflyCBD
- Extract information onlineDATASCRAPE
- Extract metal using heatSMELT
- ExtraordinaryEPIC
- Extraordinary these daysEPIC
- Extraterrestrial visitor, certainlyCOMET
- Extraterrestrial visitors, perhapsALIENS
- ExtravagantLUXE
- Extravagant or exceptionalGAUDY
- ExtremeULTRA
- Extreme admirationAWE
- Extreme aficionadoNERD
- Extreme angerRAGE
- Extreme annoyanceTERROR
- Extreme cold weatherDEEPFREEZE
- Extreme degreeNTH
- Extreme delightJOY
- Extreme fanNERD
- Extreme frightPANIC
- Extreme messesRATSNESTS
- Extreme obsessionMANIA
- Extreme self-involvementEGOISM
- Extreme sport with bunny hopsBMX
- Extreme sportsSPREES
- Extreme weight-loss plansCRASHDIETS
- ExtremelyEVERSO
- Extremely absurdASININE
- Extremely amazedAWED
- Extremely angryLIVID
- Extremely badAWFUL
- Extremely broadWIDEASANOCEAN
- Extremely coldSUBZERO
- Extremely drySERE, ARID
- Extremely eagerAGOG
- Extremely evilINIQUITOUS
- Extremely happyELATED, OVERJOYED
- Extremely importantVITAL
- Extremely impressedAWED
- Extremely irateBOILINGWITHANGER
- Extremely long periodEON, AEON
- Extremely long timeEONS, EON
- Extremely nobleHEROIC
- Extremely observantEAGLEEYED
- Extremely opulentLUXE
- Extremely popular puddle jumper?HOTAIRTAXI
- Extremely scarceRARE
- Extremely seriousSOLEMN
- Extremely simpleEASYASPIE
- Extremely smallEENY, ATOMIC
- Extremely specialONEINAMILLION
- Extremely uncommonRARE
- Extremely unfriendlyFROSTY
- Extremely urgentDIRE
- Extremely, informallyWAY, REAL
- Extremely, so to speakREAL
- Extremely: Fr.TRES
- Exude elationGRIN
- ExudesOOZES
- Exultant cryOHO
- ExultationGLEE
- Exxon merger partnerMOBIL
- Exxon's ex-nameESSO
- Exxon's former nameESSO
- Eye afflictionSTYE
- Eye ailmentSTYE
- Eye boldlyOGLE
- Eye part with colorIRIS
- Eye pieceIRIS, ROD
- Eye ridgeBROW
- Eye rudelyOGLEAT
- Eye siteHEAD
- Eye soreSTYE
- Eye-level organEAR
- Eye-openerLULU
- Eye-relatedOCULAR
- Eye-shaped windowsOCULI
- Eyebrow shapeARCH
- Eyed impolitelySTAREDAT
- Eyeglass framesRIMS
- Eyelid afflictionSTYE
- Eyelid attachmentLASH
- Eyelid hairsLASHES
- Eyelid issueSTYE
- Eyelid maladySTYE
- Eyelid soresSTYES
- EyesPEEPERS
- Eyeshadow annoyanceCAKING
- Eyesight suffixOPIA
- EyesoreBLOT