| Examination: Comb. form | 23 |
| Examinations of a type | 22 |
| Examinations of high degree? | 28 |
| Examine a patient again | 23 |
| Examine again, as a patient | 27 |
| Examine as a wolf would | 23 |
| Examine before burglarizing | 27 |
| Examine closely, as evidence | 28 |
| Examine electronically | 22 |
| Examine in order to diagnose | 28 |
| Examine luggage, in a way | 25 |
| Examine personal motives | 24 |
| Examine the morning paper | 25 |
| Examine, as a thermometer | 25 |
| Examine, with "out" | 29 |
| Examined before robbing | 23 |
| Examined by the dentist | 23 |
| Examined by the doctor | 22 |
| Examined the look and feel of | 29 |
| Examined with interest | 22 |
| Examined, as a patient | 22 |
| Examined, as before a robbery | 29 |
| Examined, before a heist | 24 |
| Examined, pre-burglary | 22 |
| Examined, with 'out' | 28 |
| Examinee's statement | 24 |
| Examiner of evidence, often | 27 |
| Examines for crime potential | 28 |
| Examines the syntax of | 22 |
| Examines, as a contract | 23 |
| Examining a crack, perhaps? | 27 |
| Example of carte blanche | 24 |
| Example of early release? | 25 |
| Example of fallibility | 22 |
| Example of model behavior? | 26 |
| Example of oligophrenia | 23 |
| Example of Peke speak? | 22 |
| Example of poetic syncope | 25 |
| Example of polluted politics | 28 |
| Example of scare tactics | 24 |
| Example of self-indulgence | 26 |
| Example of workmanship | 22 |
| Example of worthlessness | 24 |
| Example, for instance: Abbr. | 28 |
| Exams before committees | 23 |
| Exams for aspiring collegians | 29 |
| Exams for aspiring D.A.'s | 29 |
| Exams for attorneys-to-be | 25 |
| Exams for attys.-to-be | 22 |
| Exams for coll. hopefuls | 24 |
| Exams for college cred. | 23 |
| Exams for future attys. | 23 |
| Exams for future D.A.'s | 27 |
| Exams for future D.A.s | 22 |
| Exams for future OB/GYNs | 24 |
| Exams for future tycoons | 24 |
| Exams for H.S. juniors | 22 |
| Exams for jrs. and srs. | 23 |
| Exams for some college srs. | 27 |
| Exams for sophs or jrs. | 23 |
| Exams for would-be attorneys | 28 |
| Exams for would-be attys. | 25 |
| Exams for would-be Mensans | 26 |
| Exams for would-be workers | 26 |
| Exams given by committee | 24 |
| Exams required by Wharton | 25 |
| Exams with three sects. | 23 |
| Exasperate, as a masseur? | 25 |
| Exasperate, as a motorist? | 26 |
| Exasperate, as a neurologist? | 29 |
| Exasperate, metaphorically | 26 |
| Exasperated exclamations | 24 |
| Exasperated exhalation | 22 |
| Exasperated teacher's cry | 29 |
| Exasperating experience | 23 |
| Exasperatingly exacting | 23 |
| Exasperation exclamation | 24 |
| Ex–Miss America M.C. | 27 |
| Ex–Prime Minister | 24 |
| Ex–Secretary of State | 28 |
| Excalibur and Glamdring | 23 |
| Excalibur's handle | 22 |
| Excavate in the white cliffs? | 29 |
| Excavated item, sometimes | 25 |
| Excavation machine, for short | 29 |
| Excavation site, perhaps | 24 |
| Excavators' entrances | 25 |
| Exceed 21 in twenty-one | 23 |
| Exceed a certain limit | 22 |
| Exceed accepted limits | 22 |
| Exceed normal boundaries | 24 |
| Exceed the speed limit, maybe | 29 |
| Exceed, as a time limit | 23 |
| Exceeded a certain limit | 24 |
| Exceeded the speed limit? | 25 |
| Exceeded, as a time limit | 25 |
| Exceeding capacity, briefly | 27 |
| Exceeding what is appropriate | 29 |
| Exceedingly hard to see | 23 |
| Exceedingly rare infant | 23 |