- - Letters between els and ens
- - Double ens
- - Letters before ens
- - They precede ens
- - Expressions of hesitation
- - Most frequent letters of mumbo-jumbo
- - units of printing measurement
- - Abbreviation for Emergency Medical Services
- - 911 call respondents
- - What makes clay clammy?
- - linear printing unit
- - First responder initials
- - Namesakes of Dorothy's aunt
- - What an ambulance supplies (Abbr.)
- - cpr crew
- - Myanmar has two of them
- - First aid squad
- - printer's measures in themselves
- - melissa mccarthy has two
- - kansas auntie and others
- - Printers' widths [as wide as 13th letter]
- - half a mammal?
- - German town Seamus regularly visited
- - most of "mommy"
- - Printed letters or noted manuscript
- - Lifesaving inits.
- - Millennium, at the beginning and end?
- - "Oz" aunt and others
- - Printing measures used in English manuscript
- - Mammal's three
- - Hermes lacks odd lengths for printer
- - Pair of roommates?
- - They'll give you a lift to the hospital
- - Letters on an ambulance: Abbr.
- - Dorothy's aunt, et al.
- - Initials on an ambulance
- - Almost half of mammals?
- - Museum wings?
- - linotype units
- - Lifesaving German River?
- - First responder's group for short
- - Mom has two
- - letters on chocolate candies
- - "Wizard of Oz" aunt et al.
- - Germany's Dortmund-... Canal
- - shimmery center
- - Printing units of 1/6 inch
- - Rescue squad for short
- - they're found in the middle of summer
- - Committed couple?
- - Print widths
- - Rheine's river
- - Printing widths
- - Common pair?
- - Typesetting widths
- - Dash sizes
- - 911 respondent, briefly
- - Bad ...... (spa)
- - Bad ...... (German resort)
- - Tommy has a couple
- - Printers' concerns
- - Printer's dashes
- - They're worth three points in Scrabble
- - Rescue squad letters
- - Printer's concerns
- - Mom's twins?
- - Mickey Mouse's beginnings?
- - Fat letters
- - Accident letters
- - 911 response initials
- - "A Midsummer Night's Dream" quartet
- - Type spacers
- - Trio of mommies?
- - Pair in rummy?
- - Modem termini?
- - Minimum limits?
- - Microfilm edges?
- - Miami couple?
- - Dash units
- - Ambulance org.
- - Ambulance inits.
- - Accident initials
- - "Mamma Mia!" has four
- - What "mammoth" has three of
- - Typography widths
- - Typographical spaces
- - Typesetter's measures
- - Type designer's concern
- - Trio in summertime
- - There are two in Mozambique
- - There are two in mathematics
- - The middle of summer?
- - Summertime trio
- - Summer center?
- - Spa in Germany
- - Slammin' Sammy quartet
- - Rescue inits.
- - Quartet in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
- - Printers' concern
- - Paramedics' org.
- - Mummy's threesome?
- - Mummy's three?
- - Mummies' three
- - Mommy's threesome?
- - Modem ends?
- - Minimum borders?
- - Mime duo?
- - Mickey Mouse's pair?
- - Miami has two
- - Medium limits?
- - McDonald's and Monster Energy Drink logos
- - Maximum trio?
- - Marilyn Monroe's start?
- - Marilyn Monroe has two
- - Mammoth trio?
- - Mama has a couple
- - Linear printing units
- - Lifesaving squad: Abbr.
- - Letters after ells
- - German spa, Bad ......
- - Followers of els
- - Ends of a midterm?
- - Dummies have two and mummies have three
- - Bad in Germany
- - Ambulance grp.
- - Accident scene initials
- - A lot of mammograms?
- - "Yummy" pair
- - "Ammonia" has two
- - Width units
- - What's visible in the middle of summer?
- - What's seen in the middle of summer?
- - What moms have that dads don't?
- - What mom has that dad doesn't?
- - What dialing 911 may bring
- - What ambulances provide, for short
- - Typography measures
- - Typographic measures
- - Typographer's measures
- - Typog-raphy units
- - Type-setter's concern
- - Type width units
- - Triplet in "mommy"
- - Trio appearing in "Mummenschanz"?
- - Town in West Germany
- - Tommy takes two
- - They can be seen in the middle of summer
- - There are three in "mommy"
- - The limits of modernism?
- - The heart of summer?
- - The fringes of monotheism?
- - Teammate twosome
- - Starts to military march?
- - Space sizes
- - Some printing dashes
- - Slimming twins?
- - Slimming center?
- - River near Emden
- - River forming part of the Germany-Netherlands boundary
- - River connected to a 165-mile long European canal
- - Rhineland spa
- - Rescue letters
- - REI rival
- - Quartet in "Mamma Mia!"
- - Quartet in "I Remember Mama"
- - Printmeasures
- - Printing quads
- - Printers' muttons
- - Printer's spaces
- - Printer measures
- - Print shop units
- - Picas' relatives
- - Picas
- - Pair of jammies?
- - Pair of commas?
- - Pair in "magnesium"
- - Old printing units
- - Muttons
- - Muts
- - Museum's ends?
- - Mummified trio?
- - Mull's monogram
- - Mormon couple?
- - Mommy needs three
- - Mommies have three but dummies only have two
- - Momma's triplets?
- - Momma's three
- - MoMA pair?
- - Mom's twosome
- - Mom uses a pair
- - Modem pair
- - Modem borders?
- - Mismatched pair?
- - Millennium ends?
- - Millennium beginning and ending
- - Mike Myers has two
- - Midsummer trio?
- - Miami duo?
- - Medium on the outside?
- - Med. staff with a "Star of Life" logo
- - Maxim's has two
- - Marxism extremes?
- - Marilyn's monogram
- - Mammon trio
- - Mammal's triplets?
- - Mama has two
- - Malcolm without the middle?
- - Magnesium has two
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- - Skin pics
- - Skin designs, for short
- - Inks on arms, briefly
- - Skin art, in slang
- - Body art, briefly
- - Skin art, informally
- - Pics on skin
- - Skin designs, briefly
- - Pictures created with needles, informally
- - Skin designs, informally
- - Pictures on skin, informally
- - Art on skin canvases
- - Ink-on-skin designs, informally
- - Skin art, for short
- - Some parlor decorations, briefly
- - Skin pix
- - Skin pictures, briefly
- - Skin ink, for short
- - Pictures inked on the body, in slang
- - Artistic impressions, briefly?
- - Pieces of body art, briefly
- - Pics on ankles
- - Pics you might explain
- - Arm drawings, for short
- - Hip designs?
- - Lots of ink, in slang
- - Designs in sleeves
- - Pix from needles
- - Some parlor designs, informally
- - Ink
- - *Parlor pics (ND + MA)
- - Makes lace
- - Dermal needle work, for short
- - Art on arms
- - Body art, slangily
- - Body pics
- - Pics on pecs
- - Body art, informally
- - 'Ink Master' designs, for short
- - Body art, casually
- - Weaves
- - Some body art, for short
- - Art on arms, informally
- - "Ink Master" creations, for short
- - Body designs, informally
- - Puddies, to Tweety
- - Body art, for short
- - "LA Ink" creations, for short
- - Parlor artwork, for short
- - Some needlework, informally?
- - Needle work of a sort
- - Arm images, for short
- - Pics on arms
- - Body designs, for short
- - Art on arms, for short
- - Body artworks, for short
- - Ink, so to speak
- - Does lacework
- - Body art
- - Uses a shuttle
- - Makes lacework
- - Creates from raw stuff, in a way
- - Some body work, in slang
- - Parlor decorations
- - Bits of ankle art, say
- - Pics on an arm
- - Uses a sewing shuttle
- - Body designs, casually
- - Needle work
- - Arm art, for short
- - Some arm bands
- - Needlework in a parlor
- - Creates a doily
- - Barbed wire, roses, etc., casually
- - Personal artwork, for short
- - Body illustrations, for short
- - Parlor art
- - Array in many an NBA game
- - Bod pics
- - Creates loops and knots
- - Fashion statements in the 'hood
- - Brief needlework?
- - Parlor pieces
- - Kat Von D's specialty
- - Makes a doily
- - Body ink art, in slang
- - Some lasting art, in slang
- - Arm illustrations, for short
- - They take some needling?
- - Makes torchon lace
- - Needlework, for short?
- - Makes doilies
- - Ink spots?
- - Needlework.
- - body ink, casually
- - Drawings on arms, for short
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- - The German emperor
- - Initially a king; possibly raise to an emperor
- - title assumed by prussian king wilhelm
- - German emperor in King Arthur's capital is seen by Her Majesty
- - title assumed in 1870 by the prussian king wilhelm i following the unification of germany
- - Emperor of Austria or Germany until 1918
- - Emperor, okay at heart, lives on in retirement
- - a german emperor, or a roll
- - type of roll (literally, "emperor")
- - Ruler on a roll?
- - Austrian emperor
- - Title of Austrian and German emperors
- - Roll or emperor
- - A skier travels over old German mountains and other bits of land
- - Raise a stint dismissing saint - a holy roman emperor
- - Onetime German emperor
- - German emperor
- - German emperor of old
- - A skier travels over old German mountains and the other bits of land
- - Roll in a deli
- - A roll or a ruler
- - Old German emperor
- - A leading industrialist.
- - Title first used by Holy Roman Emperors
- - ... roll
- - Crusty kind of roll
- - German imperial title
- - ... roll (deli bread)
- - Type of ruler
- - 'Sovereign Bakeries' failing, remain closed down
- - Imperial title
- - former german monarch
- - Old ruler needing some vodka is erratic
- - Pre-1918 Austrian ruler
- - WWI European leader
- - Round roll often covered with seeds
- - Leeds "Ruby" band ...... Chiefs
- - German ruler of yore
- - German dictator
- - Former German leader
- - Type of roll
- - Sandwich roll option
- - Old ruler stuck into vodka is erratic
- - Bygone German leader
- - Frederick III, for one
- - Old German ruler
- - Old German leader
- - Erstwhile German ruler
- - Crusty roll
- - Roll type
- - Word associated with rules and rolls
- - Type of crusty roll
- - Pinwheel-shaped roll
- - Kind of deli roll
- - Sort of roll
- - Industrialist Henry J.
- - Type of deli roll
- - Wilhelm's rank
- - Wilhelm's title in WWI Germany
- - Type of hard roll
- - Onetime German leader
- - Wilhelm, for one
- - Car of the '40s and '50s
- - Type of dinner roll
- - Roll variety
- - William II's title
- - German leader of yore
- - Roll for sandwiches
- - Royal German
- - WWI leader
- - Popular roll
- - Industrialist Henry
- - German ruler: 1871-1918
- - German ruler
- - Ruler or industrialist
- - H.R.E. boss
- - American industrialist.
- - Former German VIP.
- - Former ruler.
- - Ex-ruler.
- - U. S. industrialist.
- - Oakland industrialist.
- - Well-known industrialist.
- - Industrialist of W. W. II.
- - Late resident of Doorn.
- - Henry J.
- - Wartime ship-builder.
- - He is making tanks.
- - Car manufacturer.
- - Title assumed by Charlemagne.
- - Construction wizard.
- - Autocrat
- - Ruler
- - Antique car
- - Noted shipbuilder
- - Kind of roll
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