| Echo, e.g., in Greek myth | 25 |
| Echo-sounding equipment | 23 |
| Echobelly song about physics? | 29 |
| Echoed others' words | 24 |
| Echoic nursery rhyme opening | 28 |
| Echoing virtuous person | 23 |
| Echolocation apparatus | 22 |
| Echolocation-using mammal | 25 |
| Eck, for most of his career | 27 |
| Eclectic bimonthly digest | 25 |
| Eclectic digest magazine | 24 |
| Eclectic Icelandic songstress | 29 |
| Eclectic musician Brian | 23 |
| Eclectic name in readers | 24 |
| Eclectic Pennsylvania band | 26 |
| Eclectic-school painter | 23 |
| Eclipse feature, perhaps | 24 |
| Eclipse viewing locale? | 23 |
| Eclipse, in olden days | 22 |
| Eclipse, to the ancients | 24 |
| Eclipse, with "out" | 29 |
| Eclipses and comets, to some | 28 |
| Eclipses, to the ancients | 25 |
| Eco-chic clothing option | 24 |
| Eco-friendly applicator | 23 |
| Eco-friendly automobile type | 28 |
| Eco-friendly baroque dance? | 27 |
| Eco-friendly fertilizer | 23 |
| Eco-friendly govt. agency | 25 |
| Eco-friendly in Las Vegas? | 26 |
| Eco-friendly organization | 25 |
| Eco-friendly political group | 28 |
| Eco-friendly Saab concept car | 29 |
| Eco-friendly Seuss character | 28 |
| Eco-friendly spa brand | 22 |
| Eco-friendly tile material | 26 |
| Eco-unfriendly coal sources | 27 |
| Ecofriendly field laborer? | 26 |
| Ecofriendly shopping sack | 25 |
| Ecofriendly way to work | 23 |
| Ecole ___ Beaux-Arts, Paris | 27 |
| Ecological communities | 22 |
| Ecological disaster team | 24 |
| Ecological series of stages | 27 |
| Ecological transition area | 26 |
| Ecologist's concern | 23 |
| Ecologist's exhortation | 27 |
| Ecologists' concern | 23 |
| Ecology maxim using its bean? | 29 |
| Ecology-oriented govt. group | 28 |
| Econ. measure for a country | 27 |
| Econ. yard-stick, once | 22 |
| Econoline and Aerostar, e.g. | 28 |
| Econometrician's numbers | 28 |
| Economic class struggle | 23 |
| Economic indicator (abbr.) | 26 |
| Economic indicator: Abbr. | 25 |
| Economic performance stat | 26 |
| Economic performance stat. | 26 |
| Economic stimulus strategy | 26 |
| Economic survival phrase | 24 |
| Economic warfare tactic | 23 |
| Economic yardstick: Abbr. | 25 |
| Economic-cycle choices | 22 |
| Economic-cycle extremes | 23 |
| Economical backyard swing | 25 |
| Economical Halloween costume | 28 |
| Economical main course | 22 |
| Economical purchase: Abbr. | 26 |
| Economical vacation option | 26 |
| Economics Nobelist Friedman | 27 |
| Economics Nobelist Milton | 25 |
| Economics Nobelist William | 26 |
| Economics pioneer Smith | 23 |
| Economics textbook feature | 26 |
| Economist and puppeteer | 23 |
| Economist John Maynard | 22 |
| Economist John Maynard ___ | 26 |
| Economist's acronym | 23 |
| Economist's average | 23 |
| Economist's concern | 23 |
| Economist's figure | 22 |
| Economist's finding | 23 |
| Economist's observation | 27 |
| EconomistÂ’s statistic | 25 |
| Economists' concern | 23 |
| Economists' subject | 23 |
| Economize on the wedding | 24 |
| Economy and medium, for two | 27 |
| Economy-boosting govt. issue? | 29 |
| Economy-size container | 22 |
| Ecstasy at the A&P? | 23 |
| Ecstasy's antithesis | 24 |
| Ecstasy's companion | 23 |
| Ecstasy's counterpart | 25 |
| Ecstasy's opposite | 22 |
| Ecstatic film critic, e.g. | 26 |
| Ecstatic state, informally | 26 |
| Ecto- or proto- ending | 22 |
| Ecto- or proto- follower | 24 |