➠ Words with e

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  • - Chronology sections
  • - Long segments of history
  • - Historic segments
  • - Epochal segments
  • - Chronology stretches
  • - Chronology segments
  • - Time segments
  • - Segments of history
  • - Remembered times
  • - Some historical periods
  • - Carreras cut in half for ages
  • - Paleozoic, Mesozoic and so on
  • - jazz and swing, for two
  • - the aughts and others
  • - they may be named after queens
  • - Stats for MLB pitchers for short
  • - Presidential periods
  • - significant periods of time
  • - "till we saturate time and ....": whitman
  • - subdivisions of eons
  • - Things sometimes named after presidents
  • - jazz and big band, for two
  • - low nos. for aces
  • - Great times for the gunners, in certain ways
  • - Stretches of time studied in history class
  • - times of the past
  • - times some of the rasher drivers
  • - Distinct historical periods
  • - Times worth naming
  • - Modern and Classical periods
  • - The Harlem Renaissance and the Jazz Age e.g.
  • - baroque and romantic
  • - Time periods covered in history textbooks
  • - Elizabethan and Victorian, e.g.
  • - geologic spans shorter than eons
  • - Notable periods in history
  • - Topics for historians
  • - W.W. I, W.W. II, etc.
  • - Stretches of history often named for world leaders
  • - Pitchers' nos.
  • - Historical timeline sections
  • - Aces have low ones, for short
  • - Periods in classical music such as the Romantic and the Baroque
  • - Well-defined periods in history
  • - Time line sections
  • - things to remember
  • - Distinctive years
  • - Eventful chapters in history
  • - Paleozoic and Mesozoic periods
  • - They last for a number years
  • - Bullpen figures
  • - Roaring '20s and Swinging '60s, e.g.
  • - Ballpark figures, in brief
  • - Noteworthy times in history
  • - sections in some retrospective exhibitions
  • - baseball stats that are better if they're lower
  • - Statistics for relief pitchers: Abbr.
  • - almost delete important periods
  • - Epochs in time
  • - Extended periods of time, in history
  • - Historically significant periods of time
  • - significant decades
  • - Significant stretches in time
  • - Periods in history (Plural)
  • - Op... aren't over until the fat lady sings
  • - disco and baroque, for two
  • - Historical stretches
  • - Timeline spans
  • - they may be named for presidents
  • - Spans sometimes named for presidents
  • - Distinct periods
  • - Special times in history
  • - Stats for baseball pitchers for short
  • - periods in a musical artist's evolution, to fans
  • - Things sometimes named after queens
  • - Stages in time
  • - Special stretches of history
  • - Stretches of history often named for music genres
  • - Distinct spans of history
  • - times are changing by the second
  • - Notable times throughout history
  • - Stages, cycles
  • - historical studies
  • - Ballpark figures, for short
  • - Pitching data: Abbr.
  • - Elizabethan and Victorian
  • - History chapters
  • - Memorable periods
  • - Paleozoic and Mesozoic
  • - Dynasties
  • - Slices of history
  • - Eventful times
  • - Prominent periods
  • - Pitchers' stats
  • - Bullpen stats
  • - Big Band and Gaslight
  • - Timeline slices
  • - Important historic times
  • - Eon divisions
  • - Historic timespans
  • - Baroque and Big Band
  • - Historical divisions
  • - Edwardian and Elizabethan
  • - Distinctive times of history
  • - Times to write about
  • - Times of note
  • - Stats for pitchers
  • - Statistical concerns for pitchers
  • - Significant periods of history
  • - Mesozoic and Paleozoic
  • - Mesozoic and Cenozoic
  • - Distinct times
  • - Cenozoic and Mesozoic
  • - They make history
  • - Significant timespans
  • - Significant time spans
  • - Remarkable times
  • - Parts of history
  • - Important times in history
  • - Historic time periods
  • - Geological time spans
  • - Big Band and Victorian
  • - Big Band and others
  • - Victorian and Romantic
  • - Times in history
  • - They're historically significant
  • - Swing and others
  • - Paleozoic and others
  • - Noteworthy historical periods
  • - Notable time spans
  • - Notable historical spans
  • - Memorable stretches
  • - Memorable chunks of history
  • - Key times
  • - Intervals of history
  • - Important chapters in history
  • - History units
  • - Historical time periods
  • - Historical ages
  • - Geologists' periods
  • - Distinctive historical periods
  • - Cenozoic and Paleozoic
  • - Blocks of history
  • - Baroque and classical
  • - Annals of history
  • - Aces' are low
  • - You were: Lat.
  • - You were, to Cato
  • - Well-known times
  • - Time line units
  • - Talked-about times
  • - Swing and Big Band
  • - Stretches of time
  • - Stats for hurlers
  • - Stats for closers
  • - Special times
  • - Some historical spans
  • - Significant times in history
  • - President's tenures, so to speak
  • - Precambrian and Paleozoic
  • - Periods named for presidents
  • - Parts of history books
  • - Paleozoic et al.
  • - Paleozoic and Mesozoic, for two
  • - Paleozoic and Edwardian, e.g.
  • - Paleozoic and Cenozoic
  • - Noteworthy time periods
  • - Noteworthy stretches
  • - Noted times
  • - Notable times in history
  • - Notable stretches
  • - Notable spans
  • - Moundsmen's stats
  • - Mesozoic and Victorian
  • - Memorable periods in world history
  • - Memorable periods in history
  • - Mayan and Mundane
  • - K's lower them
  • - Important stretches
  • - History divisions
  • - History course topics
  • - Historians' subjects
  • - Historians' studies
  • - Historian's divisions
  • - Geological time series
  • - Geologic slices of time
  • - Gay Nineties and Roaring Twenties
  • - Gaslight and Big Band, for two
  • - Extended periods
  • - Eventful times in history
  • - Chapters in world history
  • - Chapters in time
  • - "-zoic" things
  • - Victorian, Romantic, etc.
  • - Victorian and Romantic, for two
  • - Victorian and Mesozoic
  • - Victorian and Elizabethan, e.g.
  • - Victorian and Edwardian, for two
  • - Victorian and Edwardian
  • - Victorian and Cenozoic
  • - Varro and Vulgar
  • - Two-term presidents' terms, e.g.
  • - Times to live through
  • - Times studied by historians
  • - Times remembered
  • - Times on a timeline
  • - Timeline periods
  • - Time periods like the Paleozoic
  • - Time chunks
  • - They're historical
  • - They're a part of history
  • - The Mesozoic and Paleozoic, for two
  • - Swing and Christian
  • - Statistics for Cy Young Award candidates: Abbr.
  • - Stages of history
  • - Specific times in history
  • - Some are named for presidents
  • - Some are named for music genres
  • - Remembered periods
  • - Reconstruction and horse-and-buggy
  • - Presidential terms, e.g.
  • - Presidencies, to historians
  • - Precambrian et al.
  • - Pitching stats, for short
  • - Pitching staff stats
  • - Pitching numbers
  • - Pitchers' concerns
  • - Pitchers want low ones
  • - Pitchers try to keep them low
  • - Pitcher's figs.
  • - Pieces of history
  • - Pickoffs lower them
  • - Periods of interest
  • - Periods of historical note
  • - Paleozoic and Mesozoic, e.g.
  • - Notable times, historically
  • - Momentous time periods
  • - Mesozoic et al.
  • - Mesozoic and Cenozoic, for two
  • - Meaningful stretches of history
  • - Many are named for presidents
  • - Major spans
  • - Major divisions of geological time
  • - Long periods in history
  • - Key periods
  • - Important times, historically
  • - Important stretches of time
  • - Important ages
  • - Hurlers' stats
  • - Horse-and-buggy and others
  • - History 101 subjects
  • - Historical time frames
  • - Historical study
  • - Historic stretches of time
  • - Historic blocks of time
  • - Historic blocks
  • - Guidry stats.
  • - Greek and Roman
  • - Geologists' divisions
  • - Gay '90s and the like
  • - Five geological periods
  • - Eventful timeline divisions
  • - Eoarchean and Neoarchean are two
  • - Elizabethan and Big Band
  • - Divisions of eons
  • - Distinctive periods of history
  • - Distinct time spans
  • - Diocletian and Julian
  • - Cy Young candidates' stats
  • - Common and Christian
  • - Christian and Prohibition, for two
  • - Christian and Caesarean
  • - Chapters in a history book, perhaps
  • - Cenozoic and Mesozoic, e.g.
  • - Bullpen numbers
  • - Bull pen stats
  • - Blocks of time
  • - Big periods
  • - Big Band and Victorian, for two
  • - Big Band and Prohibition, e.g.
  • - Big Band and jazz, e.g.
  • - Big Band and dead-ball
  • - Big Band and Baroque
  • - Actian and Augustan
  • - Accentuated periods
  • - You were, to Ovid
  • - You were, to Caesar
  • - You were, in ancient Roma
  • - Western Civilization lessons
  • - Vulgar and Mundane
  • - Vulgar and Mayan
  • - Victorian and Tudor, e.g.
  • - Very long periods of history
  • - Unified periods
  • - Two-term presidents' tenures, e.g.
  • - Topics in history
  • - Topics for history courses
  • - Timetable divisions
  • - Timespans
  • - Times-table entries
  • - Times to study?
  • - Times that are distinctive
  • - Times on the History Channel?
  • - Times old and new
  • - Times often studied
  • - Times often named for presidents
  • - Times of interest
  • - Times of history.
  • - Times of distinction
  • - Times named for statesmen
  • - Times given names
  • - Timeline units, often
  • - Timeline portions
  • - Time-line slices
  • - Time spans named for presidents
  • - Time spans named for monarchs
  • - Time periods of note
  • - Time periods like the Mesozoic
  • - Time passages
  • - Time line periods
  • - Time line parts
  • - Time line divisions, perhaps
  • - Things on some timelines
  • - They're usually low for Cy Young Award winners
  • - They're sometimes named after presidents
  • - They're often low for closers
  • - They're often associated with world leaders
  • - They often start with elections
  • - They might be marked by rulers
  • - They may match presidential administrations
  • - They may be geological
  • - They go down when zeros go up
  • - They can be park-adjusted
  • - They are historical
  • - Theme-dominated times
  • - The Swing et al.
  • - The Roosevelt years and others
  • - The Rock and the Swing
  • - The Roaring Twenties and others
  • - The Renaissance, et al.
  • - The Gay Nineties and others
  • - The Eisenhower years and others
  • - The Depression and the cold war, for two
  • - The Depression and others
  • - The Cenozoic and others
  • - The Bush years, both of them
  • - Swing and Gaslight
  • - Succession of history
  • - Stylistic periods
  • - Style periods
  • - Studied times
  • - Stretches in history
  • - Strat-O-Matic nos.
  • - Stats that are usually low in the playoffs
  • - Stats that are better when they're low
  • - Stats recorded for Mussina and Smoltz
  • - Stats re bats
  • - Stats low for Cy Young winners
  • - Stats in Cy Young voting
  • - Stats for Walk and Waits
  • - Stats for Tigers with good arms
  • - Stats for the well-armed
  • - Stats for starters and stoppers
  • - Stats for starters
  • - Stats for Pirates with good arms
  • - Stats for baseball pitchers: Abbr.
  • - Stats considered in Cy Young voting
  • - Stats at RFK
  • - Statistics for Cy Young candidates: Abbr.
  • - Statistics for baseball pitchers: Abbr.
  • - Statistician's calculations
  • - Starters' stats
  • - Stages of time
  • - Spring training stats
  • - Special periods
  • - Spans with names
  • - Spans often presidentially named
  • - Spanish form of "to be" after "tú"
  • - Spanish and Vulgar
  • - Some timeline times
  • - Some timeline divisions
  • - Some chapters
  • - Some are named for queens
  • - Some are named after presidents
  • - Some aces have low ones
  • - Social studies chapters
  • - Significant stretches of time
  • - Significant periods in history
  • - Significant parts of history
  • - Significant chunks of time
  • - Siècles
  • - Shea stats
  • - Sections of history
  • - Sections of a natural history museum, maybe
  • - Runs allowed stats
  • - Royal reigns, to historians
  • - Royal reigns, e.g.
  • - Roman and Christian
  • - Revolutions can divide them
  • - Regency and Victorian, for two