| Editorial changes of heart | 26 |
| Editorial cartoonist Ted | 24 |
| Editorial cartoonist Rall | 25 |
| Editorial cartoonist Hulme | 26 |
| Editor/suffragist Bloomer | 25 |
| Editor/geometry teacher | 23 |
| Editor's work: Abbr. | 24 |
| Editor's word of reversal | 29 |
| Editor's strikeout | 22 |
| Editor's strike-out | 23 |
| Editor's reversals | 22 |
| Editor's retraction | 23 |
| Editor's removal mark | 25 |
| Editor's pile: Abbr. | 24 |
| Editor's overruling | 23 |
| Editor's note, perhaps | 26 |
| Editor's mixed bag? | 23 |
| Editor's job, often | 23 |
| Editor's instruction | 24 |
| Editor's insertion symbol | 29 |
| Editor's insertion mark | 27 |
| Editor's elimination | 24 |
| Editor's dramatic cry | 25 |
| Editor's disclaimer | 23 |
| Editor's directive | 22 |
| Editor's direction | 22 |
| Editor's choice: abbr. | 26 |
| Editor's change of heart | 28 |
| Editor's backlog: Abbr. | 27 |
| Editor's annoyance | 22 |
| Editor's annotation | 23 |
| Editor's "undo" | 29 |
| Editor Rodriguez Monegal | 24 |
| Editor of The Daily Planet | 26 |
| Editor Grant's portrayer | 28 |
| Editor and author Barbara | 25 |
| Edition sold the night before | 29 |
| Edition of the classics | 23 |
| Edith's cranky husband | 26 |
| Edith ___, memorable singer | 27 |
| Edith Hamilton's forte | 26 |
| Edith Hamilton Subject | 22 |
| Edith Giovanna Gassion | 22 |
| Edith Evans or Edna Everage | 27 |
| Edith Evans and Edith Sitwell | 29 |
| Edith Bunker's cousin | 25 |
| Edith Bunker types, to Archie | 29 |
| Edith Bunker to Archie | 23 |
| Edith and Archie, to Meathead | 29 |
| Edith aka the Little Sparrow | 28 |
| Edited to appease PETA? | 23 |
| Edited for television? | 22 |
| Edited for television, say | 26 |
| Edited bills of exchange | 24 |
| Edit videotape, in a way | 24 |
| Edit one's Xmas-card list | 29 |
| Edit differently, as a movie | 28 |
| Edison's middle name | 24 |
| Edison's incandescent ___ | 29 |
| Edison's collection | 23 |
| Edison's birthplace | 23 |
| Edison recording medium | 23 |
| Edison or Jefferson (abbr.) | 27 |
| Edison held hundreds of them | 28 |
| Edinburgh-to-London dir. | 24 |
| Edinburgh-born philosopher | 26 |
| Edinburgh tourist attraction | 28 |
| Edinburgh "Uh-uh" | 27 |
| Edinburgh "Uh uh" | 27 |
| Edifice in Arlington, Va. | 25 |
| Edification information | 23 |
| Edie's Soprano role | 23 |
| Edibles in a Biblical miracle | 29 |
| Edible, spiny-finned fish | 25 |
| Edible, long-bodied fish | 24 |
| Edible with a crisp pod | 23 |
| Edible tuber of Polynesia | 25 |
| Edible thistlelike plants | 25 |
| Edible starchy tuberous root | 28 |
| Edible South American tubers | 28 |
| Edible South American tuber | 27 |
| Edible seaweed used for sushi | 29 |
| Edible seaweed product | 22 |
| Edible root of the taro | 23 |
| Edible root growing in Utah | 27 |
| Edible pomegranate parts | 24 |
| Edible pastry decorations | 25 |
| Edible part of the coconut | 26 |
| Edible part of a pecan | 22 |
| Edible part of a peach | 22 |
| Edible part of a parsnip | 24 |
| Edible part of a fruit | 22 |
| Edible mushroom of Japan | 24 |
| Edible marine gastropod | 23 |
| Edible kin of amaryllis | 23 |
| Edible Japanese seaweed | 23 |
| Edible ice-cream holder | 23 |
| Edible gifts for teachers | 25 |
| Edible frill on a skirt? | 24 |
| Edible emblem of Wales | 22 |