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earl
  • - Grey brew's noble rank?
  • - Noble title that's also a name
  • - Noble jewel president removed
  • - actor james ...... jones, voice of mufasa in "the lion king"
  • - Noble paragon deprived of power
  • - Real sort of nobleman
  • - He is in the peerage almost ahead of his time
  • - it makes a real change to find so noble a man!
  • - Noble tea name
  • - House of Lords figure
  • - it makes a real change to be considered noble!
  • - a piece of headgear looks noble
  • - Royal title in a type of tea
  • - "duke of ......" (1962 1 hit by gene chandler)
  • - english noble title
  • - Man entitled ahead of time to stop short
  • - ... Grey (variety of 2-Down)
  • - british noble below duke
  • - Field of Dreams actor James ... Jones
  • - Lord ahead of time? Not quite
  • - prince edward is the ........ of wessex.
  • - Extremes of earth-shattering philosophy from Husserl, a noble sort?
  • - Noble prematurely abandoning leader of Yorkists
  • - .. of wessex, alternative title for prince edward
  • - Noble rank on Downton Abbey
  • - noble gem loses front
  • - British title of nobility
  • - ... Grey of tea fame
  • - The voice of Darth Vader was provided by the distinguished actor, James ... Jones
  • - one with title — ahead of time for the most part
  • - james ...... jones, actor who provided the voice of darth vader
  • - Fearless noble
  • - there is a statue of james joyce on dublin's north ........ street.
  • - ... Grey (type of tea)
  • - Voice of Darth Vader, James.... Jones
  • - Discover a noble in an ear lobe
  • - A noble title. Also "My Name is ...," a sitcom that aired on NBC
  • - noble gem has top removed
  • - Peer almost ahead of time
  • - "Duke of ..." ('60s song title that contains two titles)
  • - ... of Sandwich
  • - Lord Grantham of Downton for one
  • - Basketball Hall of Famer ... The Pearl Monroe
  • - Member of the British nobility who's ranked higher than a baron
  • - ... Simmons, real name of the late rapper DMX
  • - British noble who ranks below a marquess
  • - british noble rank
  • - James ... Jones, actor of "Field of Dreams"
  • - Edmund Woodstock, the first ... of Kent
  • - English noble
  • - Husband of a countess
  • - Subordinate of a marquis
  • - House of Lords title
  • - "Duke of ......"
  • - Rank of British nobility
  • - Hall of Fame manager Weaver
  • - ...... "the pearl" monroe, basketball legend
  • - Some near lovable British peer
  • - real dilemma for aristocrat
  • - Real (anag.)
  • - ... Grey (tea variety)
  • - Peer ranking just below a marquess
  • - ... Boykins, longtime N.B.A. player who stood at only 5'5"
  • - James ... Jones, actor who reprises his role from previous "Star Wars" media in the TV series "Obi-Wan Kenobi"
  • - peer almost loses extremities
  • - Nobleman almost skinned?
  • - Nobleman above a viscount
  • - The James ... Jones Theatre
  • - My Name Is ... (early 2000s sitcom starring Jason Lee)
  • - Title from "Downton Abbey"
  • - not a real nobleman
  • - ... Nightingale, American radio personality who authored spoken word record "The Strangest Secret"
  • - "my name is ......" (2000s sitcom)
  • - nobleman playing lear?
  • - he has only one listener left!
  • - "Me and . and the Dying Girl" (2015 movie)
  • - James ... Jones (actor who received an honorary Oscar in 2011)
  • - organ left for nobleman
  • - He's lordly in a real way
  • - Marquis subordinate
  • - Goodbye ... (The Chicks hit song whose B side is Stand by Your Man)
  • - "Me and ... and the Dying Girl," 2015 film starring RJ Cyler that has a royal designation in its title
  • - aristocrat left overwhelmed by attention
  • - Pres. Carter's middle name
  • - "goodbye ......" (hit song by the chicks)
  • - Leading lady welcoming a Liberal peer
  • - peer left, behind organ
  • - clearly it includes him!
  • - Peer losing case, every twelve months
  • - british nobleman below a marquess
  • - "My Name Is ..." (mid-2000s NBC sitcom)
  • - Jesse Andrews' "Me and ... and the Dying Girl"
  • - Some near loathsome British peer
  • - former nba pro monroe a.k.a. "the pearl"
  • - Real stupid title-holder
  • - Peer at confused tragic king
  • - A title given in England
  • - "My Name Is ..." (former NBC sitcom starring Jason Lee)
  • - Peer pressure ultimately applied against a heartless prince
  • - Carter middle name
  • - "My Name is ...," a hit sitcom
  • - peer at listener on the left
  • - The ...y bird gets the worm
  • - Peer ranking above a viscount
  • - a british peer ranking below a marquess and above a viscount
  • - "My Name Is ..." (former sitcom)
  • - "Me and ... and the Dying Girl" (2015 comedy-drama)
  • - ... Grey tea
  • - Nobleman given attention by lake
  • - sandwich vip
  • - Apt name for a sandwich lover?
  • - In a courtly way, he's like a London Baron
  • - Pres. James .... Carter
  • - "Me and ... and the Dying Girl" (Jesse Andrews novel adapted as a film directed by Alfonso Gomez-Rejon)
  • - The Sandlot actor James ... Jones
  • - Seattle Seahawks free safety position player ... Thomas
  • - Nobleman from near Lewes
  • - Viscount's superior
  • - British aristocrat
  • - Count counterpart
  • - Countess's husband
  • - British blueblood
  • - Rank above viscount
  • - Banjoist Scruggs
  • - Rank below marquis
  • - Jimmy Carter's middle name
  • - Countess' spouse
  • - Viscount's superior in rank
  • - Count's equivalent
  • - British blue blood
  • - Countess's spouse
  • - Sandwich man?
  • - Countess' husband
  • - Not yet a marquis
  • - James ...... Carter
  • - Count's counterpart
  • - Wilson
  • - Viscount's peer
  • - Justice Warren
  • - Fatha Hines
  • - Carter's middle name
  • - Actor James ...... Jones
  • - Rank below marquess
earjerker
  • - carol burnett, at the end of an episode?
  • - Corn farmer at harvest time?
earinthebalance
  • - Corn that may or may not be eaten?
earings
  • - nautical ropes as jewellery, we hear
  • - Environment Agency calls for small ropes
  • - Sailors' short ropes
  • - Ropes used to fasten sails
  • - Nautical lines
  • - Nautical ropes
earjerkers
  • - Heavy pendants?
earhole
  • - Opening in some helmets
  • - Canals entrance collapsed in Eastern Lahore?
  • - Canal zone entrance?
  • - Opening in a football helmet
  • - Opening in a helmet
  • - nfl helmet opening
  • - sound receiver is pointed away from broken radiotelephone (
  • - Aural aperture
  • - Opening on the side of a football helmet
  • - Batting helmet feature
  • - Helmet opening
  • - Football helmet feature
  • - Feature of the side of a football helmet
  • - Aural opening
  • - Batting helmet opening
  • - Helmet feature
  • - Football helmet opening
  • - Meatus
  • - AirPod spot
  • - Opening on a batting helmet's flap
  • - opening for audition?
earhart
  • - amelia —, first woman to fly solo non-stop across the atlantic
  • - Try hard at the end with skill to be accomplished pilot
  • - Amelia ..., aviator
  • - amelia......firstwoman to fly the atlantic solo
  • - Surname of the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic
  • - Amelia who crossed the Atlantic by plane
  • - Amelia ......, aviation pioneer who went missing during a flight in 1937
  • - the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic
  • - Amelia who flew across the Atlantic
  • - who was the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic?
  • - Aviation pioneer Amelia ...
  • - Pioneer American aviator, who disappeared with her navigator in the Pacific, 1937
  • - amelia of aviation fame; the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic
  • - Pilot whose first book was "20 Hrs., 40 Min."
  • - Amelia .... , aviator, d. 1937
  • - Aviator Amelia
  • - Amelia --, US aviator
  • - Amelia --, American aviation pioneer
  • - Amelia --, 1897-1937, US aviator
  • - Amelia ........ was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic
  • - Amelia --, first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean
  • - Her diary entries are compiled in the book 'Last Flight'
  • - Amelia —, flying pioneer
  • - Aviation's Amelia
  • - Second person to make a solo transatlantic flight
  • - Subject of the Joni Mitchell song "Amelia"
  • - Aviation editor of Cosmopolitan in the 1920s
  • - Name in the news, July 1937
  • - Subject of the book "Last Flight"
  • - First woman to fly across the Atlantic
  • - First woman to earn the Distinguished Flying Cross
  • - Noted 1928 Atlantic crosser
  • - She never made it to Howland Island
  • - She flew the Atlantic solo, 1932.
  • - Flier Amelia
  • - First female aviator to fly solo nonstop across the Atlantic
  • - Amelia —, aviation pioneer
  • - Amelia ......, first woman to fly the Atlantic solo
  • - Subject of a famous 1937 disappearance
  • - She took off with Noonan
  • - Famed flier
  • - Aviatrix played by Swank
  • - 'Lady Lindy'
  • - Noted soloist
  • - Lost pilot of 1937
  • - 1932 Distinguished Flying Cross recipient
  • - Distinguished Flying Cross recipient of '32
  • - Aviation legend
  • - Disappearance of 7/2/1937
  • - 2009 Hilary Swank portrayal
  • - "20 Hrs., 40 Min." author, 1928
  • - She never reached Howland Island
  • - 1929 "Powder Puff Derby" participant
  • - Aviation pioneer
  • - Aviator lost in 1937
  • - Lost American pilot
  • - Famed flyer.
  • - American pioneer in aviation.
  • - Pioneer in aviation.
  • - Famous aviatrix.
  • - Lost flier
  • - Aviator who designed a line of antiwrinkle women's wear
  • - This famous aviator and Noonan disappeared in 1937
earheart
  • - Flier Amelia
earing
  • - Sail line
  • - Rope for reefing a sail
  • - Sail rope.
  • - Small rope for a gaff.
  • - Short nautical line
  • - Bringing forth fruit, as corn
  • - Growing spicae.
  • - Forming spikes, as corn.
  • - Forming fruiting spikes.
earinfection
  • - Swimmer's bane
  • - Reason for 38-Across
earholes
  • - Openings on football helmets
  • - Openings in football helmets
  • - Helmet's pair
  • - Football-helmet features
  • - Canal zone entrances?
  • - meatuses
eariepennsylvania
  • - "if ya want me, i'll be in ..."
eari
  • - Nobleman
earful
  • - Frightened of losing head, given reprimand
  • - afraid to drop leading female for scolding
  • - RU sorted out with flea for this?
  • - Sharp rebuke from peer over clip of entertainment
  • - Outpouring of complaints
  • - Bit of gossip
  • - Noble robes of ermine, perhaps, but right denied for wigging
  • - Juicy bit of gossip
  • - Skip start of terrible harangue
  • - Reprimand that comes with the bashing of drum?
  • - Load of gossip
  • - A lengthy angry reprimand for Wax perhaps?
  • - Outpouring of gossip
  • - A load of gossip
  • - Piece of one's mind
  • - Outpouring of outrage
  • - Reward for listening?
  • - Hunk of gossip
  • - Piece of news: Slang.
  • - Important piece of news.
  • - Choice bit of gossip.
  • - Weeping, not at start of reprimand
  • - Tearful beginner left, the object of a tirade
  • - cheerful little ........, 1930 song with lyrics by ira gershwin from the musical sweet and low [6]
  • - about to cry after having no tea and getting severe reprimand
  • - Distressed, failing to start rocket
  • - more than you want to hear, probably
  • - strong reprimand is horrible after the start
  • - Stern rebuke
  • - Loud reprimand
  • - Quite a talking-to
  • - Rebuke, scolding
  • - Rebuke or scolding
  • - Prolonged and angry reprimand
  • - Loud blast — angry reprimand
  • - Reprimand (informal)
  • - Afraid to ignore initial reprimand
  • - Severe scolding
  • - Talking-to
  • - Lengthy reprimand, so to speak
  • - Probably more than you wanted to hear
  • - Verbal outpouring, to the listener
  • - Bawling-out
  • - Verbal attack
  • - Severe reprimand
  • - Prolonged reprimand
  • - Sharp scolding
  • - Angry rebuke
  • - Telling-off
  • - A scolding (sl)
  • - A scolding and then some
  • - Spoken reprimand
  • - Pings out from Persian Gulf sharp rebuke
  • - Carpeting showing tears where one end has been trimmed
  • - Vigorous scolding
  • - Scolding
  • - Good telling-off
  • - Reprimand, and what it may make you, if not at first
  • - Rebuke amount?
  • - Visibly upset, with head giving out reprimand
  • - Lengthy rebuke
  • - Chewing-out
  • - Tongue-lashing
  • - Gossiper's outpouring
  • - Sharp rebuke
  • - Too much talk
  • - Copious unwanted advice
  • - Verbal rebuke
  • - Juicy gossip
  • - Startling gossip
  • - "Cheerful Little ......," 1930 song
  • - Dressing-down
  • - "Cheerful little ......."
  • - Long monologue
  • - Rebuke, give them an ...
earflap
  • - Attachment to a winter cap
  • - Cover for The Listener needing attention, leading to panic
  • - Hangin Down Part Of A Winter
  • - Organ loud — friend set up aural covering
  • - European king in a panic provides cover for organ
  • - Hanging-down part of a winter cap
  • - What might keep a listener warm?
  • - Feature of some winter hats
  • - Covering for organ of hearing attached to a cap
  • - Feature of a bomber hat
  • - One of two on a winter cap
  • - Feature of some knitted hats
  • - Component of some winter headwear
  • - Winter cap feature
  • - Cap attachment
  • - Cap feature
  • - Cap part.
  • - an extension on the lower edge of a cap
  • - Cap extension
  • - attachment often seen on a deerstalker hat
  • - Protection from cold
  • - Hat hang-down
  • - Piece that comforts listener from Scots, picked up on circuit
  • - Batting helmet part
  • - Deerstalker fold-down
  • - Cold-weather warmer
  • - Certain hat feature
  • - Cold weather protector
  • - Winter-hat attachment
  • - Kid's winter hat feature
  • - Hat attachment
  • - Lobe weather-protector
  • - Winter hat feature
  • - Winter-hat extension
  • - Deerstalker feature
  • - Batting helmet feature
earexams
  • - Canal inspections?
earedseals
  • - Furry swimmers
  • - Walrus' cousins
  • - Barrel-shaped marine mammals
earflaps
  • - Pearl in the middle shakes around because these have been attached to hat
  • - Winter hat features
  • - Deerstalker pair
earfor
  • - An ...... music
earformusic
  • - tone deaf? don't have it then!
  • - Violinist's asset
  • - Arranger's asset
earfuls
  • - Stern tellings-off
  • - Rough words in violent refusal
  • - Scoldings
  • - Sharp reprimands
  • - Serious scoldings
  • - Major scoldings
  • - Lots of unsolicited advice
  • - Long reprimands
  • - Tongue-lashings
  • - Reprimands.
earfulofsandwich
  • - Result from getting otolaryngological advice at a deli?
earhair
  • - growth around a canal
  • - Growth in a bodily canal
  • - Canal growth
earh
  • - Batting helmet feature
eargasms
  • - Experiences of musical bliss, so to speak
eargasm
  • - Tremendous auditory pleasure, in slang
  • - Sensation from a song you're super into
  • - Slangy reaction to a favorite track
  • - portmanteau for an extremely pleasurable listening experience
  • - Sensation from a song that you're really, really into, slangily
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