➠ Words with e

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  • - Clement .., Britain's prime minister 1945-1951
  • - clement —, british prime minister from 1945-51
  • - Clement, British prime minister 1945-51
  • - Battle not started by English postwar prime minister
  • - Clement ..., British PM
  • - Clement in a shelter, keeping dry
  • - prime minister between churchill's two terms
  • - Prime Minister between Churchill's terms
  • - Prime Minister 1945-51
  • - Clement who spoke at the first general assembly of the United Nations
  • - Postwar British prime minister
  • - Prime minister before and after Churchill
  • - Wartime leader Clement
  • - Former prime minister
  • - Heading off fight, English prime minister once
  • - Clement —, PM
  • - British prime minister after WWII
  • - Former British prime minister Clement
  • - Clement ..., former British prime minister
  • - Prime minister in the British Labour Party's first majority government
  • - Former PM
  • - Prime minister after and before Churchill
  • - Prattle endlessly, detaining former PM
  • - Old British leader, a general on the wagon?
  • - Clement —, former PM
  • - Truman's British counterpart
  • - '30s-'50s British Labour Party leader
  • - British P.M. after Churchill
  • - Postwar prime minister
  • - British Prime Minister Clement
  • - Prime minister of 1945
  • - Postwar British leader
  • - British P.M. during the creation of Israel
  • - 1940s British P.M.
  • - Clement of Britain
  • - Former British P.M. Clement ......
  • - Prime minister before Churchill
  • - U.K. P.M. Clement
  • - Prime minister who served between Churchill's two terms
  • - Post-WWII British prime minister Clement
  • - British Labor prime minister
  • - British prime minister, 1945-51
  • - '50s' British prime minister
  • - British Prime Minister
  • - Former British P.M. Sir Clement ......
  • - Prime minister preceded by and followed by Churchill
  • - '40s British prime minister
  • - British PM: 1945-51
  • - Post-W.W. II Prime Minister
  • - British P.M.: 1945-52
  • - Clement ......, British statesman
  • - English prime minister: 1945–51
  • - British P.M.: 1945–51
  • - Former British P.M.
  • - British P.M.
  • - British notable.
  • - British political leader.
  • - British opposition leader.
  • - British election figure.
  • - British statesman
  • - Former British PM
  • - Who, according to Churchill, got out when an empty taxi arrived at Downing Street?
  • - Welfare state creator
  • - Old politician sheltered to keep dry
  • - P.M. preceded and succeeded by Churchill
  • - He succeeded and preceded Churchill
  • - Postwar PM
  • - Labour PM
  • - P.M. after Churchill
  • - Battle start delayed by English PM
  • - Fight to oust second-class English PM
  • - Churchill's successor in 1945
  • - Labour party leader between Lansbury and Gaitskell
  • - Churchill's 1945 successor
  • - 1940s P.M
  • - P.M. after and before Churchill
  • - Churchill's successor
  • - Truman's UK counterpart
  • - Churchill successor
  • - Truman's U.K. counterpart
  • - Churchill's predecessor
  • - Churchill's successor and predecessor
  • - Churchill was his predecessor and successor
  • - Churchill's predecessor and successor
  • - He came after Churchill
  • - Labour Party leader from 1935 to 1955
  • - He was preceded and followed by Churchill
  • - Landslide election winner of 1945
  • - Potsdam Conference attendee
  • - About whom Churchill purportedly said "A modest man who has much to be modest about"
  • - Churchill follower
  • - Churchill's successor at Potsdam
  • - "Twilight of Empire" autobiographer
  • - "As It Happened" memoirist, 1954
  • - Predecessor and successor of Churchill
  • - A Churchill successor
  • - Churchill contemporary
  • - Postwar P.M.
  • - Leader of '45
  • - Churchill's successor as P.M.: 1945
  • - Great Britain's P.M.: 1945–51
  • - Churchill's successor: 1945
  • - Laborite P.M.
  • - P.M. of 1945.
  • - Recent guest of Red China.
  • - He speaks in Philadelphia on March 31.
  • - Resident of 10 Downing Street.
  • - Target of "Shadow Cabinet."
  • - Noted crossword puzzle fan.
  • - Britain's Labor chief.
  • - labour pm‘s sober, hosted by a us war general
  • - End of a relay race (final 3 letters + …)
  • - What the anchor runs, in a relay
  • - Final segment of a relay race: 2 wds.
  • - Relay race finale
  • - End of a relay race
  • - Final part of a relay
  • - Final phase of a trip
  • - Final race segment
  • - Final part of a journey
  • - End of a relay
  • - Climax of a relay race
  • - Finish of a relay
  • - End of a race
  • - Relay closer
  • - The .., Channel 4 show hosted by Adam Hills
  • - Anchor's responsibility
  • - End of a long trip
  • - End of a long journey
  • - What an anchor is found on
  • - Anchor's stretch
  • - Anchor's run
  • - End of a journey
  • - Trip ender
  • - Trip conclusion
  • - End of a trip
  • - Journey's end
  • - Scoundrel with a note for clerical assistant
  • - In his clever, attractive way, an artist is a good man
  • - At taking the remedy round to the churchman
  • - a treatment initially brought in to heal clergyman
  • - consumed by that worthless creature and it belongs to a clergyman!
  • - assistant priest with dog had a meal
  • - One taking orders / put on a show
  • - Not quite a cut price cleric
  • - dog made a meal of the cleric!
  • - Artfully select, as a gallery owner might do
  • - dog made a meal of minister!
  • - clergyman's remedy at heart
  • - get copper to evaluate a churchman
  • - A clergyman appointed to assist a parish priest
  • - young serviceman could make a truce
  • - organize, as a playlist
  • - Clergyman assisting a vicar
  • - A truce (anag)
  • - Organize, as a museum show
  • - Run, as a museum
  • - Prepare, as a museum exhibit
  • - Organize a museum or exhibition
  • - Do a museum job
  • - Do some museum work
  • - Is responsible for interactive exhibition of smoke over a square
  • - Has a job getting rid of first two characters in 1 down before getting job as parish priest
  • - Oversee, as a museum exhibit
  • - Assistant to a parish priest
  • - Manage, as a museum
  • - Run, as a gallery
  • - Do museum work
  • - Oversee a museum
  • - Manage a museum
  • - Work for a museum
  • - Clergyman who sounds like a doctor?
  • - A truce for the priest's assistant
  • - A truce arranged between vicar and laity
  • - Work at a museum
  • - Father got a turn from the contents of the box
  • - the dog had a bite at him!
  • - Term for an assistant parish priest
  • - Collect and organise copper to meet judge and minister
  • - dog made meal of cleric!
  • - Junior Anglican priest
  • - Minister and dog had sustenance?
  • - What happened when the clergyman fed the mutt?
  • - Cleric whose dog upset the tea
  • - Look after uniform in box
  • - dog consumed priest
  • - Dog devoured clergyman
  • - Junior sky pilot initially up aboard old plane
  • - Hint Jack is being hidden up by the clergyman
  • - Minister heading for Uruguay aboard plane
  • - an incumbent
  • - Choose for inclusion
  • - Pick out the pieces for, perhaps
  • - Deputy vicar
  • - Parish head
  • - One is assisting the minister with review of old separatist movement and old police force
  • - Run, as an art exhibition
  • - Organize an art show
  • - Perhaps select pictures for office in religious establishment
  • - Rector's assistant
  • - Man of the church is correct to ignore bill
  • - Dry type admits taking head off Irishman assisting the minister
  • - Vicar's assistant
  • - Assistant clergyman
  • - Run an exhibit for
  • - Member of clergy
  • - Run, as an art exhibit
  • - Minister's assistant and copper going over charge
  • - Cleric offers helpful words, embracing despised person
  • - Select for inclusion
  • - Run, as an exhibition
  • - Junior priest
  • - Plays the part of priest, copper and judge
  • - Parish priest's subordinate
  • - Organize, as an exhibition
  • - Run, as an exhibit
  • - Parish priest
  • - Parish V.I.P.
  • - Parish leader
  • - Parish priest, e.g.
  • - Minister
  • - Vicar
  • - Preacher
  • - Tend an exhibit
  • - Parish cleric
  • - Run an art show
  • - Vicar's deputy
  • - Auxiliary cleric
  • - Cleric
  • - Vicar's aide.
  • - The vicar's helper.
  • - Churchman.
  • - Priest's assistant
  • - Member of the clergy
  • - Man of the cloth?
  • - Clergyman
  • - dog devoured priest's assistant
  • - cleric appealing for artist to come in
  • - Organise (an exhibition or cultural event)
  • - arrange (an exhibition)
  • - Start the feeble adjustment
  • - Squeeze with the fingers
  • - Adjust a little bit
  • - adjust a tad
  • - Small adjustment or modification
  • - pull that's initially easily overcome
  • - Pinch whiskey in wooden container
  • - Pinch and twist sharply
  • - Minor adjustment lacking ability to support argument's conclusion
  • - Women in timber pinch and twist
  • - quick pull on towrope initially feeble
  • - adjust just slightly
  • - Fine-tune; adjust
  • - Twitch and begin to wake perhaps
  • - Temperature not hard to adjust
  • - Slight adjustment of width at first cutting wood
  • - Small sharp pull
  • - Slightly change start of walk in wood
  • - Exhausted after tango and twist
  • - Make minor alteration to
  • - Twist (nose)
  • - Pinch & twist
  • - Make slight alterations
  • - Apply minor corrections (to)
  • - Adjust finely
  • - Adapt slightly
  • - Make some changes
  • - Make minor adjustments
  • - Make minor adjustments to
  • - Minor change?
  • - Alter a little
  • - Little change in patient ultimately feeble
  • - Adjust slightly
  • - Modify slightly
  • - Edit slightly
  • - Adjust just a bit
  • - Attached to stern of boat, feeble tug
  • - Make fine adjustments
  • - Make adjustments in time in firm?
  • - Fine adjustment
  • - Pinch gently
  • - Change slightly
  • - Minor adjustment
  • - Alter slightly
  • - Modify introduction to text lacking force
  • - Make a small adjustment
  • - Adjust a bit
  • - Slight adjustment
  • - Twitch at first to wake in confusion
  • - Rewrite thesis initially unconvincing
  • - Fix just a bit
  • - Make small adjustments to
  • - Minor alteration
  • - Wheel-shaped cheese
  • - Soft French wheel
  • - Cheese in a wheel
  • - Grocer's wheel
  • - Wheel that runs?
  • - Imported wheels
  • - Edible wheel
  • - Cheese with a moldy rind
  • - Cheese in puff pastry
  • - Soft creamy white cheese
  • - Cheese in a baguette
  • - Cheese in hors d'oeuvres
  • - Cheesy type of bans coming out of Brisbane
  • - Cheese ready for case? Not quite
  • - White-rindy cheese
  • - Cheese often served with honey
  • - Soft cracker spread
  • - Alternative to Camembert
  • - Cheese that goes with red wine
  • - Cheese with a white rind
  • - Gooey party spread
  • - Soft cheese originating in the Seine-et-Marne region
  • - Easy-to-spread cheese
  • - Creamy French cheese
  • - Runny white cheese
  • - French cheese region
  • - Mostly compressed cheese
  • - Cheese in dessert recipes
  • - Camembert relative
  • - Queen of cheeses
  • - Cheese from 4-Down's country
  • - Fromagerie choice
  • - Creamy topping for crackers
  • - Cheese cut short
  • - French cheese town
  • - Larson of "Room"
  • - Camembert's kin
  • - Cheese not lasting long, fine to ignore
  • - French soft cheese
  • - Cheese girl entering union with no end of speed
  • - "Room" Oscar winner Larson
  • - Mold-ripened cheese
  • - Fondue cheese
  • - Cheese starts to become runny if eaten
  • - Creamy cheese named after a region of France
  • - Wine party serving
  • - Barrister cutting fine cheese
  • - Fancy cracker topper
  • - Kind of cheese
  • - Cracker topper
  • - Cracker spread
  • - Cocktail party spread
  • - Party spread
  • - Canapé spread
  • - French spread
  • - Uptown cracker topper
  • - Spread in a spread
  • - Historic French region
  • - White cheese
  • - Soft white cheese
  • - Omelet ingredient
  • - Gourmet cheese
  • - Cheese choice
  • - Cheeseboard choice
  • - Party cheese
  • - It's cheesy
  • - Cheese variety
  • - Cheese
  • - Type of cheese
  • - Cheese type
  • - Gouda alternative
  • - Soft white French cheese similar to Camembert
  • - Not a complete case of French cheese
  • - A soft French cheese
  • - french cheese with a rind
  • - baked ...... (appetizer sometimes wrapped in pastry)
  • - a soft creamy cheese named after a french region
  • - hollow bar that is carrying cheese
  • - Cheese with a white mold rind
  • - "the marvels" star larson
  • - Dash off fleetingly to get cheese
  • - Historical region of France that lent its name to a food
  • - not quite short of cheese
  • - Popular French cheese
  • - Creamy charcuterie centerpiece
  • - Mild French cheese
  • - ... larson, the marvels actress
  • - Island off the southern tip of Florida - or a Bogart movie
  • - 1948 Humphrey Bogart movie named after a place in Florida: 2 wds.
  • - Bogart-Robinson classic
  • - Bogart-Bacall movie
  • - 1948 film noir featuring Lauren Bacall, who died on 8/12/14: 2 wds.
  • - Bogart film
  • - Bogart/Bacall film
  • - Bogart/Bacall classic
  • - Bogart/Bacall film of 1948
  • - Florida island and Bogart movie title
  • - Bogart-Bacall film
  • - 1948 Bogart/Bacall film
  • - 1948 Bogart/Bacall classic
  • - 1948 film noir starring 4 — Florida island
  • - Left fabulous ship south of central island
  • - Noted scuba-diving destination
  • - Nail biter with Bogie and 16 Down
  • - Florida island
  • - Florida islet.
  • - Chief slowly attending noir classic