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earlobes
  • - Frequent Spots For Hoops And Studs
  • - Places where pearls hang give nobleman British awards
  • - Places to put diamond studs
  • - Places for hoop jewelry
  • - Where much dangling takes place
  • - Stud hangouts
  • - Where studs hang
  • - Stud spots
  • - Places for studs
  • - Places for piercings
  • - Spots for studs
  • - Pierced places
  • - Stud sites
  • - Piercing places
  • - Places for hoops
  • - Where earrings are attached
  • - Hoops' sites
  • - Earl obeys without unknown quantity from some listeners
  • - Body parts to pierce
  • - Some external adipose tissue
  • - What hoops may hang from
  • - Oft-pierced body parts
  • - Where some rings hang
  • - They're often pierced
  • - Nuzzlers' sites
  • - Body parts that may be pierced
  • - Hoop sites
  • - They may be pierced
earlock
  • - One hanging at a temple
earlofsandwich
  • - Eponym of a luncheon snack
  • - War admiral under Charles II
  • - First fast-food fancier
earlofsnowdon
  • - Anthony Armstrong-Jones
earlofgreystoke
  • - British noble who never said 44-Down
earlofsurrey
  • - Certain British noble
earls
  • - peers valued items after losing power
  • - Headless units of wisdom from peers
  • - Peers around rough entrances crossed by golfer
  • - Some British peers
  • - Certain peers
  • - Middle-ranking British peers
  • - ...... Court, London venue
  • - Those courtly London nobles
  • - Noblemen one ignored in silly serial
  • - robert crawley on "downton abbey," and those of equal rank
  • - ... court, london exhibition hall
  • - Laser treatment for noblemen
  • - some "bridgerton" characters
  • - people ranking above viscounts, but below dukes
  • - laser built by noblemen
  • - hugh bonneville on "downton abbey" et al.
  • - Some Downton Abbey noblemen
  • - Guys that rhyme with "girls"
  • - Noblemen's jewels start vanishing
  • - Members of nobility in England: Plural
  • - Nobles in Britain
  • - British nobility title AND middle name of the US 39th president
  • - British noblemen who are married to countesses
  • - 2015 Grammy award winners, The ...... of Leicester.
  • - british noblemen quietly concealed jewels
  • - Noblemen needing laser treatment
  • - Viscounts' superiors
  • - High-ranking lords
  • - English noblemen
  • - Countess complements
  • - Weaver and Monroe
  • - Countesses' spouses
  • - Countesses' husbands
  • - They rank above viscounts
  • - British titles
  • - Weaver and Warren
  • - Two "King Lear" characters
  • - Their wives are countesses
  • - Some bluebloods
  • - Count counterparts
  • - Those between viscounts and marquises
  • - Spouses of some countesses
  • - Spouses of British countesses
  • - Scheib and Monroe
  • - Ranks below marquises
  • - Ranks above viscounts
  • - Ranking Britons
  • - Part of the peerage
  • - Husbands of countesses
  • - English equivalents of counts
  • - Counts' equivalents
  • - Counts, now
  • - Baronage members
  • - "King Lear" nobles
  • - ...... Court (London district)
  • - Wilson and Hines
  • - Weaver and Campbell
  • - Warren and Monroe
  • - Viscount's superiors
  • - Viscount outrankers
  • - Titled Brits
  • - Titled Britishers
  • - Title people
  • - They're married to countesses
  • - They rank below marquises
  • - Some title holders
  • - Some London lords
  • - Some H.L. members
  • - Some English noblemen
  • - Scruggs and Hines
  • - Sandwich and Salisbury VIPs
  • - Sandwich and Salisbury
  • - Robert Crawley and his father before him, on "Downton Abbey"
  • - Ranks for Butz and Holliman?
  • - Rank between viscounts and marquesses
  • - Peerage types
  • - Peerage group
  • - Noblemen ranking above viscounts
  • - Noblemen below dukes
  • - Noble ones
  • - Noble dudes that are more powerful than viscounts, trust me
  • - Noble chaps
  • - Middling nobles
  • - Men who mind their manors?
  • - Men in the middle of the peerage
  • - Men below a marquess
  • - Marquesses' inferiors
  • - Lords of London
  • - Lords above viscounts
  • - London's ...... Court
  • - Hyde and Grey
  • - Hines and Warren
  • - High-ranking noblemen
  • - High-ranking Brits
  • - High-born Brits
  • - H.L. members
  • - Guys rhymed with "girls"
  • - Group just below marquises
  • - Governors Long and Warren.
  • - Gloucester and Kent, in "King Lear"
  • - Doo-wop group with the 1963 hit "Remember Then," with "the"
  • - Disraeli and others
  • - Counts' British equivalents
  • - Counts, nowadays
  • - Counts, at one point
earlofclarendon
  • - Edward Hyde
earlofchester
  • - One title for this puzzle's subject, spelled in order by the circled letters
earlof
  • - Words between John Montagu and Sandwich
  • - John Montagu, Fourth .......... Sandwich
  • - Charles Montagu, ...... Halifax
  • - William Pitt, 1st .......... Chatham
  • - ...... Avon (Anthony Eden)
  • - The ...... Sandwich
  • - William Pitt, ...... Chatham.
  • - ...... Chatham, William Pitt.
earlofcardigan
  • - Sweaterman?
earlofavon
  • - Title for Sir Anthony Eden
earlobe
  • - Peer with gong where personal decoration should hang
  • - Noble gong that can have a piercing ring?
  • - There might be a ring to it
  • - Popular place for a piercing
  • - Popular piercing place
  • - nobleman with award finding place for sleeper?
  • - Soft part of a facial organ
  • - Place for piercings
  • - Ring bearer, at times
  • - Place for a ring or stud
  • - Peer gets foreign award in place of Ring?
  • - Personal extension often given a ring that is put through or hangs on
  • - Ring or stud site
  • - One of the best places to put on The Ring for nobleman getting overseas honour
  • - Spot for a ring
  • - Ring on this gong to support member of the Lords?
  • - A rebel of sorts seizing love, one embracing the stud?
  • - Ring locale
  • - Potential ring accepter
  • - Spot for a hoop
  • - Ring place, perhaps
  • - Place to find a stud
  • - Where a stud may be situated
  • - Place for ring jewelry
  • - Place for a bit of jewelry
  • - Place for a hoop or stud
  • - Place for some bling-bling
  • - Pendant place
  • - Where to find a stud
  • - Pierced place
  • - Place for a hanging?
  • - Oft-pierced place
  • - Place for piercing
  • - Place to hang a ring
  • - Place for a ringlet
  • - Place for a pendant
  • - Place for jewelry
  • - A place for jewelry.
  • - Place for a ring
  • - Place for a piercing
  • - Ring site
  • - Place for a stud
  • - Piercing place
  • - Ring setting
  • - Place for a hoop
  • - Spot for a stud
  • - place where jewellery may be for nobleman with award
  • - spot for a stud or hoop
  • - Part of the body which is often pierced
  • - Peer needs order for location of stud
  • - Decoration dangling from noble appendage
  • - noble award for piece of anatomy
  • - Fleshy aural part
  • - Otic appendage
  • - fleshy lower part of the external ear
  • - Visibly stretched body part on statues of Buddha
  • - Award hanging from nobleman's dangly bit
  • - part of the outer hearing organ
  • - Pierced part
  • - Site for multiple piercings
  • - Oft-pierced body part near the neck
  • - Gold-hoop site
  • - Flap on the side of the head
  • - Oft-pierced body part
  • - Stud spot
  • - Body part that's often pierced
  • - Body part thoughtfully tugged on
  • - Fleshy appendage
  • - Award under nobleman's low part of organ
  • - Noble award given for organ piece
  • - Aural structure
  • - Hoop locale, often
  • - Fleshy part of the head
  • - Noble given award for organ piece?
  • - Drop zone?
  • - It may be free or attached
  • - Body part that may be "free" or "attached"
  • - Hoop holder
  • - Stud locale
  • - Drop site
  • - Carol Burnett tugged on hers
  • - Stud holder
  • - Carol Burnett pulled hers
  • - Burnett tugs hers
  • - Pinna's pendent part
  • - Stud's locale
  • - Part of the head
  • - Piercing site
  • - Stud site
  • - Fleshy ear part
  • - Piercing spot
  • - Hoop site
  • - Stud location
  • - Stud may enter this noble order of chivalry
  • - Dangling lower part of the auricle or pinna
  • - Noble Nobel removing case where jewellery may be found
  • - part of the body you might see leo bare
  • - Common piercing spot
  • - The listener holds it in suspense
  • - Commonly pierced body part
  • - Spot for some hoops
earlier
  • - Previously, it could be rare to lie in
  • - Organ that is grasped in both hands, further back?
  • - lie in unusually rare environment previously
  • - Real ire festering in advance
  • - Before in time
  • - Further in advance
  • - Sooner in time
  • - When the events in flashbacks took place
  • - In advance
  • - In the past
  • - Back in time
  • - lie in unusually rare environment before then
  • - Before a specific time or event
  • - Nobleman - one the Queen wanted before
  • - Nobleman, one before queen, previously
  • - Former nobleman that is meeting resistance
  • - at a time before
  • - Real reform that is right before time
  • - Peer at one monarch once
  • - previously a nobleman to current queen
  • - Before retailer collapsed, Tesla quit
  • - More like a nobleman, apparently, of a previous time
  • - Before the expected time
  • - previously more like a man of noble birth
  • - Preceding the present
  • - Early ... earliest
  • - to when a flashback flashes back
  • - previously more like a gem, topless
  • - Rare lie (anag)
  • - Previously or beforehand
  • - Nearer the beginning
  • - Before now(Used today)
  • - Like a flashback time
  • - Occurring previously
  • - Bodily organ with another, heart excised previously
  • - Brigadier general dismissed badgering before now
  • - Some time back
  • - Attention given to story initially reported on a previous date
  • - More advanced fiction -- first for radio, with listener as the lead
  • - Flashback time
  • - Some hours ago
  • - Before the nobleman – that is right
  • - Former nobleman -- one with the Queen
  • - Hours ago
  • - Before hearing story, tip for narrator
  • - Noble sort that is registered before now
  • - Older person like Lord Emsworth preceding current Queen?
  • - Some time before
  • - At a previous time
  • - More before time
  • - Flashback caption
  • - Closer to the beginning of time
  • - Supra
  • - More ancient
  • - More like a certain bird
  • - Occurring farther back.
  • - Bird that gets more worms.
  • - Previous
  • - Ahead
  • - More recent
  • - Preceding
  • - Former?
  • - Before time
  • - Sooner
  • - A while ago
  • - Some time ago
  • - Sooner than
  • - More primitive
  • - "...... ago ..."
  • - Before now
  • - Before the present time
  • - Previously
  • - Prior
  • - Back
  • - Hitherto
  • - 'Before ...... ...'
  • - Noble that's meeting redhead prior
  • - yours truly having hesitation standing by nobleman with previous
earlieron
  • - Last of quiche Lorraine prepared beforehand
  • - Far end of Alsace Lorraine rebuilt some time ago
  • - Previously
  • - Previously close to Alsace and Lorraine, newly formed
earlies
  • - first-harvest potatoes
earliest
  • - Least tardy
  • - Original insiders to hear lies trumpeted
  • - first sitar lee repaired
  • - First possible moment
  • - Most ancient member of upper chamber breaking ties
  • - The opposite of latest
  • - As soon as may be, noble gets one to join the establishment
  • - Maybe the most noble, but never of late
  • - first aristocrat transforms site
  • - Lord that is holy person, coming before all others
  • - First peer, this writer estimated
  • - First, timewise
  • - First institute established by nobleman
  • - Nobleman dies - guillotined on time. Most punctual!
  • - After cycling rush, is arriving before everyone else
  • - Most ahead of time
  • - First Oriental myths discovered in contents of museum
  • - Most former ateliers rebuilt
  • - First one to enter French city in film
  • - Nearest the beginning
  • - Rise late, scramble and be the first to arrive
  • - Ateliers (anag.)
  • - At one's ...... convenience
  • - Furthest back in time
  • - First to show
  • - Most prompt
  • - First to come
  • - Most betimes
  • - Like the first in the room
  • - Most primitive.
  • - Next available
  • - Most ancient
  • - Ahead of time
  • - First in time
  • - First to arrive
  • - Soonest
  • - First
  • - Most premature or primitive
  • - First musical gift in case, round one
  • - Rise late, unfortunately, but still the first to arrive
earliereras
  • - What period pieces evoke
earlgreytea
  • - fragrant brew named after a british prime minister
  • - British beverage
  • - Drink flavored with bergamot orange rind
  • - Drink flavored with ORANGE oil
  • - Blend flavored with bergamot
earlhines
  • - Louis Armstrong's "Weather Bird" collaborator
  • - Jazz pianist nicknamed "Fatha"
  • - Fatha of the keyboard
  • - Jazz piano legend
earlinterrupted
  • - Headline about rudeness in the House of Lords?
earljam
  • - Impromptu session with banjo player Scruggs, pianist Hines, and rapper Sweatshirt?
earliness
  • - Condition of premature baby: wrinkles between sides of head
  • - premature state of listeners accepting punishment
  • - Sequences covered by organs, coming before the service, say?
  • - Worm getter's attribute
  • - Prematurity
earlmonroe
  • - N.B.A. Hall-of-Famer who, with Walt Frazier, formed the Knicks' "Rolls Royce Backcourt"
  • - Hall of Fame New York Knicks shooting guard nicknamed "The Pearl": 2 wds.
  • - Former "Pearl" of the Knicks
  • - Source of quote
earlike
  • - Auricular
  • - Resembling an auditory organ
  • - Description of an oyster shell's shape
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