| Every man is the architect of his own fortunes |
| Every man to his taste |
| Every miller draws water to his own mill |
| Every mother thinks her own gosling a swan |
| Every one's faults are not written in their foreheads |
| Every tub must stand on its own bottom |
| Every white has its black, and every sweet its sour |
| Every why has a wherefore |
| Everybody's business is nobody's business |
| Everything comes to him who waits |
| Everything is good in its season |
| Evil communications corrupt good manners |
| Experience is the mother of wisdom |
| Experience keeps a dear school, but fools learn in no other |
| Experience keeps no school, she teaches her pupils singly |
| Extremes meet |
| Facts are stubborn things |
| Faint heart never won fair lady |
| Fair without, foul (false) within |
| Fair words break no bones |
| False friends are worse than open enemies |
| Familiarity breeds contempt |
| Far from eye, far from heart |
| Fasting comes after feasting |
| Faults are thick where love is thin |
| Feast today and fast tomorrow |
| Fine feathers make fine birds |
| Fine words butter no parsnips |
| First catch your hare |
| First come, first served |
| First deserve and then desire |
| First think, then speak |
| Fish and company stink in three days |
| Fish begins to stink at the head |
| Follow the river and you'll get to the sea |
| Fool's haste is no speed |
| Fools and madmen speak the truth |
| Fools grow without watering |
| Fools may sometimes speak to the purpose |
| Fools never know when they are well |
