| Ed of Reagan's cabinet | 26 |
| Ed of "Roots" | 23 |
| Ed of "Lou Grant" | 27 |
| Ed of "Apollo 13" | 27 |
| Ed of "60 Minutes" | 28 |
| Ed of 'Mary Poppins' | 28 |
| Ed of '12 Angry Men' | 28 |
| Ed O'Neill sitcom role | 26 |
| Ed Norton, to Ralph Kramden | 27 |
| Ed Norton's workplace | 25 |
| Ed Norton's milieu | 22 |
| Ed Norton's field of work | 29 |
| Ed Norton's bailiwick | 25 |
| Ed Norton to Ralph Kramden | 27 |
| Ed Murrow's middle name | 27 |
| Ed McMahon intro words | 22 |
| Ed McMahon catchphrase | 22 |
| Ed McBain was his pseudonym | 27 |
| Ed Koch's former question | 29 |
| Ed in Ronald's cabinet | 26 |
| Ed in Reagan's cabinet | 26 |
| Ed heard in "Up" | 26 |
| Ed Dodd's outdoorsman | 25 |
| Ed Bradley's network | 24 |
| Ed and Mel of baseball | 22 |
| Ecumenical Council site | 23 |
| Ecuadorian province of gold | 27 |
| Ecuadorian currency, formerly | 29 |
| Ecuadorean salad ingredient? | 28 |
| Ecuadorean inshore current | 26 |
| Ecuador's Santa ___ Bay | 27 |
| Ecuador's neighbor | 22 |
| Ecuador's former currency | 29 |
| Ecuador's Cotopaxi et al. | 29 |
| Ecuador joined it in 2007 | 25 |
| Ecuador is a member of it | 25 |
| Ecua. rejoined it in 2007 | 25 |
| Ecto- or proto- follower | 24 |
| Ecto- or proto- ending | 22 |
| Ecstatic state, informally | 26 |
| Ecstatic film critic, e.g. | 26 |
| Ecstasy's opposite | 22 |
| Ecstasy's counterpart | 25 |
| Ecstasy's companion | 23 |
| Ecstasy's antithesis | 24 |
| Ecstasy at the A&P? | 23 |
| Economy-size container | 22 |
| Economy-boosting govt. issue? | 29 |
| Economy and medium, for two | 27 |
| Economize on the wedding | 24 |
| Economists' subject | 23 |
| Economists' concern | 23 |
| EconomistÂ’s statistic | 25 |
| Economist's observation | 27 |
| Economist's finding | 23 |
| Economist's figure | 22 |
| Economist's concern | 23 |
| Economist's average | 23 |
| Economist's acronym | 23 |
| Economist John Maynard ___ | 26 |
| Economist John Maynard | 22 |
| Economist and puppeteer | 23 |
| Economics textbook feature | 26 |
| Economics pioneer Smith | 23 |
| Economics Nobelist William | 26 |
| Economics Nobelist Milton | 25 |
| Economics Nobelist Friedman | 27 |
| Economical vacation option | 26 |
| Economical purchase: Abbr. | 26 |
| Economical main course | 22 |
| Economical Halloween costume | 28 |
| Economical backyard swing | 25 |
| Economic-cycle extremes | 23 |
| Economic-cycle choices | 22 |
| Economic yardstick: Abbr. | 25 |
| Economic warfare tactic | 23 |
| Economic survival phrase | 24 |
| Economic stimulus strategy | 26 |
| Economic performance stat. | 26 |
| Economic performance stat | 26 |
| Economic indicator: Abbr. | 25 |
| Economic indicator (abbr.) | 26 |
| Economic class struggle | 23 |
| Econometrician's numbers | 28 |
| Econoline and Aerostar, e.g. | 28 |
| Econ. yard-stick, once | 22 |
| Econ. measure for a country | 27 |
| Ecology-oriented govt. group | 28 |
| Ecology maxim using its bean? | 29 |
| Ecologists' concern | 23 |
| Ecologist's exhortation | 27 |
| Ecologist's concern | 23 |
| Ecological transition area | 26 |
| Ecological series of stages | 27 |
| Ecological disaster team | 24 |
| Ecological communities | 22 |
| Ecole ___ Beaux-Arts, Paris | 27 |
| Ecofriendly way to work | 23 |
| Ecofriendly shopping sack | 25 |
| Ecofriendly field laborer? | 26 |