| Ebert's review partner | 26 |
| Ebert's longtime co-host | 28 |
| Ebert's former partner | 26 |
| Ebert's activities | 22 |
| Ebert in a merry mood? | 22 |
| Ebert at Christmas time? | 24 |
| Ebert and Siskel, e.g. | 22 |
| Eberhard ___ (pencil company) | 29 |
| Eberhard ___ (pencil brand) | 27 |
| Ebenezer's partner | 22 |
| Ebenezer's outbursts | 24 |
| Ebenezer's outburst | 23 |
| Ebenezer's expletives | 25 |
| Ebenezer's expletive | 24 |
| Ebenezer's exclamation | 26 |
| Ebenezer's epithet | 22 |
| Ebenezer's comments | 23 |
| Ebenezer Scrooge, for one | 25 |
| Ebenezer Scrooge, famously | 26 |
| Ebenezer Scrooge's nephew | 29 |
| Ebeneezer Scrooge epithet | 25 |
| Ebbets Field's Preacher | 27 |
| Ebbets Field hero Duke | 22 |
| eBay transaction, perhaps | 25 |
| eBay snipe, for example | 23 |
| eBay offering, at times | 23 |
| EBay bought it in 2002 | 22 |
| Eavesdrops, modern style | 24 |
| Eavesdropping distance | 22 |
| Eavesdroppers' plants | 25 |
| Eavesdroppers' equipment | 28 |
| Eavesdropper's device | 25 |
| Eavesdropper's delight | 26 |
| Eavesdropper on thieves | 23 |
| Eavesdrop successfully | 22 |
| Eavesdrop or eavesdropper | 25 |
| Eavesdrop on the phone | 22 |
| Eavesdrop electronically | 24 |
| Eaves coverage, at times | 24 |
| Eau, across the Pyrenees | 24 |
| Eau surrounding Martinique | 26 |
| Eau de ___ (perfume variety) | 28 |
| Eau de vie from Gascony | 23 |
| Eau de toilette choice | 22 |
| Eau across the Pyrenees | 23 |
| Eats unenthusiastically | 23 |
| Eats or drinks too much | 23 |
| Eats one's heart out | 24 |
| Eats on a tablecloth, say | 25 |
| Eats more than one's fill | 29 |
| Eats in excess, as mushrooms | 28 |
| Eats greedily, in slang | 23 |
| Eats by candlelight, say | 24 |
| Eats away at, as support | 24 |
| Eats an ice-cream cone | 22 |
| Eating out, so to speak | 23 |
| Eating only certain things | 26 |
| Eating of one's words | 25 |
| Eating LOLcat syllable | 22 |
| Eating Halloween-style? | 23 |
| Eatery with its own lingo | 25 |
| Eatery that sells steamers | 26 |
| Eatery in "Alice" | 27 |
| Eaters in a nursery rhyme | 25 |
| Eater seater, sometimes | 23 |
| Eater of puréed peas | 23 |
| Eater of lean, in rhyme | 23 |
| Eater of eucalyptus leaves | 26 |
| Eater of almost anything | 24 |
| Eaten, with 'of' | 24 |
| Eaten away, as by acid | 22 |
| Eat-or-be-eaten ordering | 24 |
| Eat, with "down" | 26 |
| Eat, drink and be merry | 23 |
| Eat ___ (suffer humiliation) | 28 |
| Eat ___ (be humiliated) | 23 |
| Eat without enthusiasm | 22 |
| Eat with linen napkins? | 23 |
| Eat up, with "down" | 29 |
| Eat too much of, briefly | 24 |
| Eat too much of, as junk food | 29 |
| Eat this to lose weight | 23 |
| Eat snacks hour by hour | 23 |
| Eat or drink to excess | 22 |
| Eat one's heart out | 23 |
| Eat on the run, as a sandwich | 29 |
| Eat more than one's fill | 28 |
| Eat like Li'l Abner | 23 |
| Eat cake on your diet, e.g. | 27 |
| Eat by candlelight, say | 23 |
| Eat by candlelight, perhaps | 27 |
| Eat bacon with a schmoozer? | 27 |
| Eat away at, like a rat | 23 |
| Eat away at the beach? | 22 |
| Eat at midnight, perhaps | 24 |
| Eat an entire cake, say | 23 |
| Eat all one's leftovers? | 28 |
| Eat a calorie-free diet? | 24 |
| Easygoing, to psychologists | 27 |
| Easygoing, personality-wise | 27 |