| English race place since 1711 | 29 |
| English race place since 1839 | 29 |
| English racetrack site | 22 |
| English racetrack town | 22 |
| English racing village | 22 |
| English reading, perhaps | 24 |
| English refreshment shops | 25 |
| English reggae singer Banton | 28 |
| English river past Exeter | 25 |
| English river to the Trent | 26 |
| English river to the Wash | 25 |
| English Romantic poet William | 29 |
| English ruling dynasty | 22 |
| English saint-historian | 23 |
| English scholar: 18th century | 29 |
| English school for princes | 26 |
| English school since 1440 | 25 |
| English sculptor Henry | 22 |
| English seaside resort | 22 |
| English soccer great Wayne | 26 |
| English soldiers of W. W. I | 27 |
| English songwriter Kershaw | 26 |
| English soprano Felicity | 24 |
| English soulstress Stone | 24 |
| English speaker in Africa | 25 |
| English sports car, for short | 29 |
| English stage actor James | 25 |
| English stage actress Winwood | 29 |
| English stargazer: 1868-1939 | 28 |
| English statesman-novelist | 26 |
| English station wagons | 22 |
| English student's aim | 25 |
| English teacher's concern | 29 |
| English teachers do it | 22 |
| English test component | 22 |
| English test instruction | 24 |
| English test requirement | 24 |
| English test segment, perhaps | 29 |
| English test, sometimes | 23 |
| English theater family | 22 |
| English theatre of note | 23 |
| English theatrical manager | 26 |
| English theologian Watts | 24 |
| English therapist, perhaps? | 27 |
| English town on the Lune | 24 |
| English town worth its salt? | 28 |
| English travel writer Thomas | 28 |
| English TV-radio inits. | 23 |
| English university city | 23 |
| English university town | 23 |
| English university V.I.P.s | 26 |
| English urban district | 22 |
| English voters of yore | 22 |
| English war poet Gurney | 23 |
| English watering place | 22 |
| English whodunit writer | 23 |
| English writer Arthur ___ | 25 |
| English writer's hideaway | 29 |
| English ___ (coll. course) | 26 |
| English ___, ornamental trees | 29 |
| English, across the border | 26 |
| English, to the English | 23 |
| English-born American poet | 26 |
| English-class assignment | 24 |
| English-exam element, often | 27 |
| English-French marathon | 23 |
| English-Scottish waterway | 25 |
| Englishman in colonial India | 28 |
| Englishman's expression | 27 |
| Englishman's outburst | 25 |
| Englishman's trolley | 24 |
| Englishmen's counterparts | 29 |
| Englsih statesman William | 25 |
| Engrave glass with acid | 23 |
| Engrave like Lucian Freud | 25 |
| Engraved ltr., perhaps | 22 |
| Engraved message?: Abbr. | 24 |
| Engraved piece of jewelry | 25 |
| Engraved pillar (Var.) | 22 |
| Engraver's surface | 22 |
| Engravers of the Arctic | 23 |
| Engravers' sketches | 23 |
| Engraves with dots and flicks | 29 |
| Engraving on an award? | 22 |
| Enhance a handkerchief, maybe | 29 |
| Enhance by coating, as metal | 28 |
| Enhance one's appearance | 28 |
| Enhance with decorations | 24 |
| Enhancer of Japanese stock | 26 |
| Enhances the beauty of | 22 |
| Enhancing or heightening | 24 |
| Enhancing undergarment | 22 |
| Enharmonic of B double sharp | 28 |
| ENIAC and its successors | 24 |
| Enigma Variations composer | 29 |
| Eniwetok blast, briefly | 23 |
| Enjoy "Jane Eyre" | 27 |
| Enjoy a chaise longue, say | 26 |
| Enjoy a companionable meal | 26 |
| Enjoy a constitutional | 22 |