Earnestness = A stern sense. M.C.S., Sunday Standard, 1894 |
The ears = Hearest. Polly Gram, Nonplustics, 1896 |
The earthquakes = That queer shake. Dauntless, NP, 1908 |
Sheena Easton = She's a neat one. Author unknown |
Clint Eastwood = Old West action. George Landis, AG, 1980 |
The economist = He tots income. Author unknown |
Edge tools = Good steel. Enavlicm, NP, 1907 |
Edict = Cited. Arcanus, TE, 1914 |
Thomas Alva Edison, the inventor = He lit homes, and over vast nation. Ed Ward, TE, 1915 |
Edison incandescent lights = Connected inside thin glass. Amaranth, C, 1911 |
The educational television programs = Video teaching primes us to learn a lot. Merlin, TE, 1971 |
The Eiffel Tower = Few flit o'er thee. Author unknown |
Eighteenth Amendment = End the gin, tame the men! John James and Judith West, Show 'em Up in Anagrams, 1929 |
Eighteenth Amendment = Men meet gin, then death. Astra Cielo, Anagrams & Word Puzzles, 1930 |
Eleemosynary = Yes, ye almoner. Kenneth, C, 1899 |
Elevators = Serve a lot. Enavlicm, TE, 1922 |
Eleven plus two = Twelve plus one. Melvin O. Wellman, 1948 |
T.S. Eliot = Litotes. Author unknown |
Elvis = Lives. David N. Axford, date unknown |
The Emerald Island = Ireland lads' theme. Remardo, TE, 1915 |
Ralph Waldo Emerson = Person whom all read. Verdant Green, TEE, 1898 |
Emotional insanity = A loony taint is in me. Amaranth, TE, 1924 |
Emperor William Second = Claims one world empire. Author unknown, TE, 1917 |
The Encyclopaedia Britannica = A dictionary can be elephantic. Author unknown |
The end of the world is nigh = Down this hole, frightened! Donald L. Holmes, AG, 1995 |
Endearment = Tender name. Jo Mullins, AP, 1899 |
The Episcopalian = 'Tis a chapel I open. Balmar, C, 1900 |
Episcopalianism = Claim a pope is sin. J.C.M., TEE, 1898 |
Equestrian = Equine arts. Kenneth, Gentleman, 1899 |
Eskimos = Some ski. Howard W. Bergerson, date unknown |
Eternal devotion = I note ardent love. L.M.N. Terry, TEE, 1898 |
Eternity = Entirety. Author unknown |
Everlasting = Vale! Resting. George B. King, 1934 |
An everlasting life = Safe, eternal living. Erik Bodin, 1934 |
Evil = Vile. Cincinnatus, Merion Maze, 1898 |
An evil mind = Devil in man. Ace, TE, 1912 |
Executions = Exits on cue. Stephan R. Marlow, F-SP, 1981 |
Extenuating circumstances = Can excuse giant crime stunt. Amaranth, TE, 1915 |
The eyes = They see. Anonyme, Puzzletown Oracle, 1896 |
39 anagrams.