| Extremely unattractive | 22 |
| Extremely uncool person | 23 |
| Extremely vivid, as a color | 27 |
| Extremely well-behaved child | 28 |
| Extremely well-behaved? | 23 |
| Extremely well-pitched | 22 |
| Extremely, in 1970s slang | 25 |
| Extremely, in Évian | 23 |
| Extremely, in combinations | 26 |
| Extremist group, maybe | 22 |
| Extremist religious group | 25 |
| Extremist religious sect | 24 |
| Extremist socialist faction | 27 |
| Extremist's doctrine | 24 |
| Extremist's prefix | 22 |
| Extremist's privilege? | 26 |
| Extremities of cold, etc. | 25 |
| Extremity of the earth | 22 |
| Extricate from disaster | 23 |
| Extricate with abandon | 22 |
| Extrovert's opposite | 24 |
| Exuberant cry from Pinocchio | 28 |
| Exuberant cry in Mexico | 23 |
| Exuberant dance gesture | 23 |
| Exuberant modern compliment | 27 |
| Exuberant Spanish exclamation | 29 |
| Exuberant-sounding fish | 23 |
| Exudations from eruptions | 25 |
| Exude an air of disinterest | 27 |
| Exudes tiny, set drops | 22 |
| Exultant Spanish shout | 22 |
| Exultation exclamation | 22 |
| Exurban retreat, maybe | 22 |
| Exxon Mobil subsidiary | 22 |
| Exxon partner since 1999 | 24 |
| Exxon's former name | 23 |
| Exxon, in other countries | 25 |
| Exxon, in some countries | 24 |
| Exxon, internationally | 22 |
| ExxonÂ’s former name | 23 |
| Eye and peacock, for two | 24 |
| Eye at the end of a lariat | 26 |
| Eye care product prefix | 23 |
| Eye chart eyers, at times | 25 |
| Eye cover for the naive? | 24 |
| Eye defect: Comb. form | 22 |
| Eye doctor's concern | 24 |
| Eye doctor's field | 22 |
| Eye doctor's science | 24 |
| Eye doctors' concerns | 25 |
| Eye from top to bottom | 22 |
| Eye glasses, informally | 23 |
| Eye layer containing the iris | 29 |
| Eye make-up used in East | 24 |
| Eye medication dispensers | 25 |
| Eye muscles attach to it | 24 |
| Eye of round steak, e.g. | 24 |
| Eye of ___ (witch's item) | 29 |
| Eye on television, maybe | 24 |
| Eye on the intersection | 23 |
| Eye opening for a squint | 24 |
| Eye or cabbage follower | 23 |
| Eye part containing the iris | 28 |
| Eye part containing the pupil | 29 |
| Eye part that contracts | 23 |
| Eye surgeon's instrument | 28 |
| Eye surgery instrument | 22 |
| Eye surgery trade name | 22 |
| Eye the bull's-eye | 22 |
| Eye used in spooky recipes | 26 |
| Eye with ideas in mind | 22 |
| Eye's image receiver | 24 |
| Eye's middle layer | 22 |
| Eye's superior, speedwise | 29 |
| Eye, at the Eiffel Tower | 24 |
| Eye, on the Eiffel Tower | 24 |
| Eye, south of the border | 24 |
| Eye-catching Apple of 1998 | 26 |
| Eye-catching aquarium denizen | 29 |
| Eye-catching beachwear | 22 |
| Eye-catching sign material | 26 |
| Eye-catching sign type | 22 |
| Eye-catching style, for short | 29 |
| Eye-dilating chemical: Var. | 27 |
| Eye-friendly, as books | 22 |
| Eye-pleasing, as a view | 23 |
| Eye-reshaping procedure | 23 |
| Eye-tricking paintings | 22 |
| Eyeball like a sleazeball | 25 |
| Eyeball-bending designs | 23 |
| Eyeball-bending drawings | 24 |
| Eyeball-bending paintings | 25 |
| Eyeball-bending pictures | 24 |
| Eyeballs or moons, e.g. | 23 |
| Eyebrow cosmetic applicator | 27 |
| Eyebrow touch-up stick | 22 |
| Eyeglass frame attachments | 26 |
| Eyeglass-frame material | 23 |
| Eyeglasses mounted on handles | 29 |
| Eyeglasses, in slanguage | 24 |