| Exude, as confidence | 20 |
| Exude, as a poison | 18 |
| Exude water | 11 |
| Exude vitality | 14 |
| Exude slowly | 12 |
| Exude moisture | 14 |
| Exude joy, in a way | 19 |
| Exude fumes | 11 |
| Exude elation | 13 |
| Exude an air of disinterest | 27 |
| Exude a stench | 14 |
| Exude | 5 |
| Exudations from eruptions | 25 |
| Exudation, maybe | 16 |
| Exudation | 9 |
| Exuberant-sounding fish | 23 |
| Exuberant, with "up" | 30 |
| Exuberant spark | 15 |
| Exuberant Spanish exclamation | 29 |
| Exuberant Spanish cry | 21 |
| Exuberant review | 16 |
| Exuberant outcry | 16 |
| Exuberant novelist? | 19 |
| Exuberant modern compliment | 27 |
| Exuberant gesture with splayed fingers | 38 |
| Exuberant gathering for jalapeño lovers? | 43 |
| Exuberant exclamation | 21 |
| Exuberant dance gesture | 23 |
| Exuberant cry in Mexico | 23 |
| Exuberant cry from Pinocchio | 28 |
| Exuberant cry | 13 |
| Exuberant cries | 15 |
| Exuberant casino cry | 20 |
| Exuberant assent | 16 |
| Exuberant | 9 |
| Exuberance or brio | 18 |
| Exuberance | 10 |
| Extrudes | 8 |
| Extrude | 7 |
| Extroverted | 11 |
| Extrovert, for one, to a double-crosser | 39 |
| Extrovert's opposite | 24 |
| Extrinsic | 9 |
| Extrication | 11 |
| Extricates from a sticky situation, with "out" | 56 |
| Extricate, with "out" | 31 |
| Extricate with abandon | 22 |
| Extricate from disaster | 23 |
| Extricate from a financial predicament, with "out" | 60 |
| Extricate | 9 |
| Extremity sporting a ring, maybe | 32 |
| Extremity of the earth | 22 |
| Extremity | 9 |
| Extremities of cold, etc. | 25 |
| Extremities | 11 |
| Extremists, for short | 21 |
| Extremists | 10 |
| Extremist's privilege? | 26 |
| Extremist's prefix | 22 |
| Extremist's doctrine | 24 |
| Extremist socialist faction | 27 |
| Extremist sect | 14 |
| Extremist religious sect | 24 |
| Extremist religious group | 25 |
| Extremist group, maybe | 22 |
| Extremist group | 15 |
| Extremist 1970s grp. | 20 |
| Extremist | 9 |
| Extremes of life's happenings | 33 |
| Extremes at Wimbledon | 21 |
| Extremes | 8 |
| Extremely: Mus. | 15 |
| Extremely: Colloq. | 18 |
| Extremely, to Mozart | 20 |
| Extremely, to Burns | 19 |
| Extremely, informally | 21 |
| Extremely, in slang | 19 |
| Extremely, in Essex | 19 |
| Extremely, in combinations | 26 |
| Extremely, in Britain | 21 |
| Extremely, in Évian | 23 |
| Extremely, in Amiens | 20 |
| Extremely, in 1970s slang | 25 |
| Extremely worrisome | 19 |
| Extremely wimpy | 15 |
| Extremely wicked | 16 |
| Extremely well-pitched | 22 |
| Extremely well-behaved? | 23 |
| Extremely well-behaved child | 28 |
| Extremely watchful | 18 |
| Extremely vivid, as a color | 27 |
| Extremely violent | 17 |
| Extremely versatile material the Once-ler manufactures in "The Lorax" | 79 |
| Extremely venomous snake of southeast Asia | 42 |
| Extremely variable | 18 |
| Extremely vain | 14 |
| Extremely urgent | 16 |
| Extremely upset | 15 |
| Extremely upscale? | 18 |
| Extremely unsafe thing to be in | 31 |