| English exam finale, often | 26 |
| English exam | 12 |
| English estate owner, perhaps | 29 |
| English estate owner, maybe | 27 |
| English estate feature | 22 |
| English estate | 14 |
| English essayist: 1839–94 | 32 |
| English essayist: 1775–1834 | 34 |
| English essayist: 1672–1729 | 34 |
| English essayist: 1672-1729 | 27 |
| English essayist-critic: 1778-1830 | 34 |
| English essayist-critic Walter ____ | 35 |
| English essayist Sir Richard | 28 |
| English essayist Richard | 24 |
| English essayist | 16 |
| English equivalents of counts | 29 |
| English entomologist Hugh ___ | 29 |
| English entertainment source, briefly | 37 |
| English engraver et al. | 23 |
| English engineer | 16 |
| English empirical philosopher | 29 |
| English Empire | 14 |
| English elevators | 17 |
| English elegist | 15 |
| English electronic group | 24 |
| English electronic act since 1990 | 33 |
| English earth color | 19 |
| English earldom | 15 |
| English dynasty or choreographer | 32 |
| English dynasty during the Wars of the Roses | 44 |
| English dynasty | 15 |
| English duke ___ Gaunt | 22 |
| English dry-goods dealers | 25 |
| English Druid stone | 19 |
| English dramatist: 18th century | 31 |
| English dramatist: 1814–84 | 33 |
| English dramatist: 1720–77 | 33 |
| English dramatist Thomas | 24 |
| English dramatist Nicholas ___ | 30 |
| English dramatist Nicholas | 26 |
| English dramatist George ____ | 29 |
| English dramatist George | 24 |
| English dramatist Christopher | 29 |
| English dramatist (1660–1746) | 36 |
| English dramatist | 17 |
| English drama critic Kenneth | 28 |
| English draft horses | 20 |
| English draft horse | 19 |
| English dowager, affectionately | 31 |
| English dogs with a keen sense of smell | 39 |
| English dog breed | 17 |
| English dog | 11 |
| English division | 16 |
| English ditches | 15 |
| English district, once | 22 |
| English distance | 16 |
| English dish's formula? | 27 |
| English diarist Samuel | 22 |
| English diarist Pepys | 21 |
| English diarist | 15 |
| English dessert | 15 |
| English designer's fruit, perhaps | 37 |
| English derby town | 18 |
| English Derby site | 18 |
| English Derby locale | 20 |
| English Dept. subj. | 19 |
| English deg. | 12 |
| English dandy: 18th century | 27 |
| English dandy | 13 |
| English daisy | 13 |
| English crossword constructors | 30 |
| English crossword constructor | 29 |
| English critic Kenneth | 22 |
| English Coward | 14 |
| English covered baskets | 23 |
| English court district | 22 |
| English court attire | 20 |
| English court | 13 |
| English course, for short | 25 |
| English course | 14 |
| English county, for short | 25 |
| English county with two coastlines | 34 |
| English county with an earldom | 30 |
| English county whose seat is Bristol | 36 |
| English county whose seal is three scimitars | 44 |
| English county whose name referred to the East Saxons | 53 |
| English county whose flag is a white horse on a red background | 62 |
| English county that includes Dartmoor, Exeter, and Plymouth | 59 |
| English county or river | 23 |
| English county or cattle | 24 |
| English county on the Thames | 28 |
| English county on the North Sea | 31 |
| English county northeast of London | 34 |
| English county near London | 26 |
| English county known for sheep | 30 |
| English county from which the Pilgrims set sail in 1620 | 55 |
| English county festivals | 24 |
| English county east of Manchester | 33 |
| English county closest to Continental Europe | 44 |
| English county bordering Wales | 30 |