| Eastern Catholic church member (Var.) | 37 |
| Eastern European capital of 2 million | 37 |
| Eastern European guy who loves both sexes? | 42 |
| Eastern French region near Mont Blanc | 37 |
| Eastern Michigan University home | 32 |
| Eastern neighbor of the 49th state | 34 |
| Eastern Orthodox person, perhaps | 32 |
| Eastern Orthodox spiritual adviser | 34 |
| Eastern part of a southern capital? | 35 |
| Eastern part of the Eurasian landmass | 37 |
| Eastern quaff that's typically 18-25% alcohol | 49 |
| Eastern Roman emperor: 364–78 | 36 |
| Eastern sch. with a Buffalo campus | 34 |
| Eastern segment of the Louisiana Purchase | 41 |
| Eastern snowbird's destination | 34 |
| Eastern strain of the H2N2 virus | 32 |
| Eastern terminus of 3,205-mile-long U.S. Route 6 | 48 |
| Eastern terminus of the Pony Express | 36 |
| Eastern tribe overcome by the Iroquois | 38 |
| Eastern visitor to U.S. in '79 | 34 |
| Eastern ___ (extinct North American mammal) | 43 |
| Easternmost Arabian Peninsula country | 37 |
| Easternmost Arabian Peninsula nation | 36 |
| Easternmost province of Indonesia | 33 |
| Easton of Morning Train fame | 35 |
| Eastwood film, "Joe ___" | 34 |
| Eastwood flick about a Warsaw equestrian? | 41 |
| Eastwood oater, ''___ Rider'' | 45 |
| Eastwood of ''Unforgiven'' | 42 |
| Eastwood played him in five films | 33 |
| Eastwood thriller about a Secret Service agent | 46 |
| Eastwood Western "___ 'Em High" | 45 |
| Eastwood's ''Rawhide'' role | 47 |
| Eastwood's "Rawhide" role | 39 |
| Eastwood's "The Gauntlet" co-star | 47 |
| Eastwood's "The _____ Sanction" | 45 |
| Easy addition to a potluck party | 32 |
| Easy and high-paying, like a job | 32 |
| Easy basket for someone with hops | 33 |
| Easy jigsaw pieces to start with | 32 |
| Easy marks for an FBI operation? | 32 |
| Easy on a bibliophile's eyes | 32 |
| Easy thing to hit the broadside of | 34 |
| Easy to get rid of, as pencil marks | 35 |
| Easy to scale, for a mountaineer | 32 |
| Easy to see or impossible to see | 32 |
| Easy to use, as a cleaning product | 34 |
| Easy-to-prepare, say, as cookies | 32 |
| Easy-to-study specimen in the CSI lab? | 38 |
| Easy-to-use sock drawer organizer? | 34 |
| Easygoing person in the grandstand? | 35 |
| Eat a lot of pasta, with "up" | 39 |
| Eat a piece of chocolate with a paramour? | 41 |
| Eat a piece of fruit with a friend? | 35 |
| Eat greedily (with "down") | 36 |
| Eat it after it's "ironed" | 40 |
| Eat like it's going out of style, slangily | 46 |
| Eat like there's no tomorrow | 32 |
| Eat nothing but a hunk of cheese? | 33 |
| Eat something sour with a troublemaker? | 39 |
| Eat __ eaten (law of the jungle) | 32 |
| Eaten during "Fox On the Run"? | 40 |
| Eatery frequented by Woody Allen | 32 |
| Eatery seen in "Manhattan" | 36 |
| Eatery seen in a "Manhattan" scene | 44 |
| Eatery seen in the film "Manhattan" | 45 |
| Eatery serving uncooked shellfish | 33 |
| Eatery setting of a Hopper painting | 35 |
| Eatery traditionally modeled after a rail car | 45 |
| Eatery where the Tony Award was born | 36 |
| Eatery with a "Two x Two x Two" option | 48 |
| Eating contest winner's paunch? | 35 |
| Eating heartily at Thanksgiving? | 32 |
| Eating record #2 (set on Thanksgiving, 2003) | 44 |
| Eating record #4 (141 pieces in six minutes) | 44 |
| Eating regimen that really ticks you off? | 41 |
| Eating-contest fodder, sometimes | 32 |
| Eating-contest winner, figuratively | 35 |
| Eats eagerly, with "down" | 35 |
| Eats greedily (with "down") | 37 |
| Eats more of than is wise, with "on" | 46 |
| Eats too much of, with "on" | 37 |
| Eats voraciously (with "down") | 40 |
| Eats voraciously, with "down" | 39 |
| Eats, with "up" or "down" | 45 |
| Eaves hanger that attracts insects | 34 |
| Eavesdropper in Act III of "Aïda" | 46 |
| Eb equivalent, in some temperaments | 35 |
| Ebenezer's "___! Humbug!" | 39 |
| Ebenezer's ghostly ex-partner | 33 |
| Ebenezer's ghostly first visitor | 36 |
| Ebert's partner after Siskel | 32 |
| Ebro and Guadalquivir, por ejemplo | 34 |
| Eccentric friend on "Designing Women" | 47 |
| Eccentric senior, affectionately | 32 |
| Eccentric Tom Hanks comedy, with "The" | 48 |
| Ecclesiastic next below a bishop | 32 |
| Ecclesiastical group dined on chicken | 37 |
| Echinoderm with regenerable arms | 32 |
| Echo & the Bunnymen frontman McCulloch | 42 |