| Enjoying dinner before the movies, say | 38 |
| Enjoying an extravagant existence | 33 |
| Enjoying "O patria mia"? | 34 |
| Enjoyed some playground equipment | 33 |
| Enjoyed one of the best rooms in the hotel, say | 47 |
| Enjoyed eagerly, with "up" | 36 |
| Enjoyed coke a little too much, say | 35 |
| Enjoyed a friend's mom's cooking | 40 |
| Enjoyable, original desserts made from morays? | 46 |
| Enjoy, as sunshine (with "in") | 40 |
| Enjoy summer air-conditioning, say | 34 |
| Enjoy something immensely, with "up" | 46 |
| Enjoy something enormously, with "up" | 47 |
| Enjoy again, as a cherished book | 32 |
| Enjoy a night out with the guys, say | 36 |
| Enjoy a home-cooked Christmas dinner, say | 41 |
| Enjoy a break from the cricket game | 35 |
| Enjoy "The Devil Wears Prada"? | 40 |
| Enjoy ''Ulysses,'' e.g. | 39 |
| Enjoy ''Buddenbrooks'' | 38 |
| Enigmatic feature of this puzzle's subject | 46 |
| Enhancers of cognitive abilities | 32 |
| Engraver of "The Rake's Progress" | 47 |
| Englishman's wine-soaked dessert | 36 |
| Englishman's stunning defeat | 32 |
| Englishman for whom N.J. was named | 34 |
| English-speaking island in the Caribbean | 40 |
| English-speaking Caribbean island | 33 |
| English-language versions, maybe | 32 |
| English-French conflict beginning 1337 | 38 |
| English-born centenarian actress Winwood | 40 |
| English youth gangs, Rockers and ___ | 36 |
| English writers Derek and Christopher | 37 |
| English writer: 1873–1956 | 32 |
| English writer-critic: 1817–78 | 37 |
| English writer who changed attitudes re sex | 43 |
| English word that comes from Tswana | 35 |
| English word in "Gangnam Style" | 41 |
| English word derived from Tswana | 32 |
| English war god with a day named after him | 42 |
| English village that was home to the Brontës | 47 |
| English urban district on the Ouse | 34 |
| English university since about the 12th century | 47 |
| English TV channel, with "the" | 40 |
| English town, famed for its medieval cathedral | 46 |
| English town's first course? | 32 |
| English town next to Banstead Downs | 35 |
| English town near Windsor Bridge | 32 |
| English title of Kurosawa's "Ikiru" | 49 |
| English surgeon: 1827–1912 | 33 |
| English surgeon with a disease named after him | 46 |
| English statesman: 1880–1959 | 35 |
| English statesman: 1788–1850 | 35 |
| English statesman: 1505–63 | 33 |
| English statesman joins French author | 37 |
| English statesman executed in 1535 | 34 |
| English statesman and songwriter | 32 |
| English singer's ballet wear? | 33 |
| English singer Corinne Bailey ___ | 33 |
| English singer Corinne Bailey __ | 32 |
| English school founded by Henry VI | 34 |
| English ruling family: 1485–1603 | 39 |
| English royal known as the Empress Maud | 39 |
| English royal house before Stuart | 33 |
| English rockers ___ Atomic Dustbin | 34 |
| English river through Nottingham | 32 |
| English river that flows into the Humber | 40 |
| English river having atmosphere? | 32 |
| English revolutionary leader: 17th century | 42 |
| English religious reformer: 1485-1555 | 37 |
| English reform movement: 1838-48 | 32 |
| English rebel leader of 1400's | 34 |
| English racer with a car named after him | 40 |
| English queen in Ahmadou Ahidjo's land | 42 |
| English Quaker who founded a state | 34 |
| English professor's wear, stereotypically | 45 |
| English prime minister: 1945–51 | 38 |
| English Premier League club, to fans | 36 |
| English potter: 1754–1827 | 32 |
| English port west of Bournemouth | 32 |
| English political philosopher John | 34 |
| English poet-novelist: 1886-1967 | 32 |
| English poet-diplomat: 1664-1721 | 32 |
| English poet who wrote "Lady Jane Grey" | 49 |
| English poet who gave his name to a chair | 41 |
| English poet who co-founded the Pre-Raphaelites | 47 |
| English poet Sir Arthur ___-Couch | 33 |
| English poet laureate: 1715–18 | 37 |
| English poet laureate: 1670–88 | 37 |
| English poet laureate, 1790-1813 | 32 |
| English poet laureate, 1692–1715 | 39 |
| English poet laureate, 1692-1715 | 32 |
| English poet laureate of 1692-1715 | 34 |
| English poet laureate Henry James ___ | 37 |
| English poet joins U.S. comedian | 32 |
| English poet and jocular "Uncle" | 42 |
| English poet and clergyman: 1573–1631 | 44 |
| English poet ("The Dunciad") | 38 |
| English playwright working at a press? | 38 |
| English plays a major role in it | 32 |