| Enough to Chaucer | 17 |
| Enough room to swing ___ | 24 |
| Enough for seconds all around (20,4) | 36 |
| Enough for Italians | 19 |
| Enough for former hurler Dwight? | 32 |
| Enough for everyone to have seconds | 35 |
| Enough for everyone and then some | 33 |
| Enough for a meeting | 20 |
| Enough for a jury | 17 |
| Enough for a bath | 17 |
| Enough food for a feast | 23 |
| Enough and then some | 20 |
| Enough and maybe more | 21 |
| Enough already! | 15 |
| Enough (archaic) | 16 |
| Enough (arch.) | 14 |
| Enough ( archaic) | 17 |
| Enough | 6 |
| Enos, to Adam | 13 |
| Enos's grandmother | 22 |
| Enos's grandfather | 22 |
| Enos' granny | 16 |
| Enos' grandpa | 17 |
| Enos' grandfather | 21 |
| Enos Slaughter's team for 13 yrs. | 37 |
| Enos or Ham of NASA | 19 |
| Enormousness | 12 |
| Enormously | 10 |
| Enormous white bird of myth | 27 |
| Enormous structure in Queens | 28 |
| Enormous statues | 16 |
| Enormous span | 13 |
| Enormous sea wave | 17 |
| Enormous San Antonio sports facility | 36 |
| Enormous ref. work | 18 |
| Enormous prefix | 15 |
| Enormous pest, in slang | 23 |
| Enormous one | 12 |
| Enormous mythical birds | 23 |
| Enormous mythical bird | 22 |
| Enormous gully | 14 |
| Enormous fabled birds | 21 |
| Enormous elephant eater of myth | 31 |
| Enormous elephant eater | 23 |
| Enormous deer, or Manitoba island | 34 |
| Enormous book, so to speak | 26 |
| Enormous birds of myth | 22 |
| Enormous bird of myth | 21 |
| Enormous bird described by Marco Polo | 37 |
| Enormous amount | 15 |
| Enormous | 8 |
| Enormity | 8 |
| Enologist's interest | 24 |
| Enola Tibbets' middle name | 30 |
| Enola or Paree | 14 |
| Enola Gay, for one | 18 |
| Enola Gay, e.g. (and a hint to this puzzle's unusual feature) | 65 |
| Enola Gay's payload | 23 |
| Enola Gay's load | 20 |
| Enola Gay's cargo item | 26 |
| Enola Gay's cargo | 21 |
| Enola Gay target of 1945 | 24 |
| Enola Gay payload | 17 |
| Enola Gay et al. | 16 |
| Enola Gay cargo | 15 |
| Enoch, to Seth | 14 |
| Enoch, Eve, or Elizabeth | 24 |
| Enoch's son | 15 |
| Enoch's great-great-grandfather | 35 |
| Enoch's grandfather | 23 |
| Enoch's father | 18 |
| Enoch's cousin | 18 |
| Enoch or Eve | 12 |
| Enoch or Elizabeth | 18 |
| Enoch of poetry | 15 |
| Enoch et al. | 12 |
| Enoch | 5 |
| Eno "A ___ Room" | 26 |
| Ennui-inducing | 14 |
| Ennui, with "the" | 27 |
| Ennui, to Enrique | 17 |
| Ennui sounds | 12 |
| Ennui reaction | 14 |
| Ennui opposite | 14 |
| Ennui indicator? | 16 |
| Ennui builders | 14 |
| Ennui among quantum physicists? | 31 |
| Ennui (with "the") | 28 |
| Ennui (with ''the'') | 36 |
| Ennui | 5 |
| Ennomic | 7 |
| Ennobles | 8 |
| Ennoble | 7 |
| Enniskillen's river | 23 |
| Ennis's county | 18 |
| Ennis or Crandall of baseball | 29 |
| Ennis and Jack in "Brokeback Mountain"? | 49 |
| Ennis and Crandall of baseball | 30 |
| Ennis and Crandall | 18 |
| Ennemi's opposite | 21 |