English county
English county or Ontario town
English county bordering London
ENGLISH county bordering on Wales:
English county bordering Suffolk
ENGLISH county borough
ENGLISH county borough, former
English County center
English county closest to Continental Europe
ENGLISH county council, co-opted member of
ENGLISH county festival
English county from which the Pilgrims set sail in 1620
English county known for sheep
English county near London
English county northeast of London
English county on the North Sea
English county on the Thames
ENGLISH county palatinate, former
english county palatine
ENGLISH county seat
English county that includes Dartmoor, Exeter, and Plymouth
English county that's home to Reading
English county that's the setting for Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None"
English county town
English county whose name referred to the East Saxons
English county whose seat is Bristol
English county whose seat is Exeter
English county with an earldom
English county with two coastlines
ENGLISH county, former
English course
English course, for short
English court
ENGLISH court (medieval)
English court attire
ENGLISH court crier
ENGLISH court party in the reign of Charles II
ENGLISH court usher
ENGLISH court, ancient
English courtier who tried to colonize Virginia
English cover girl
English Coward
ENGLISH crayon-making industry
ENGLISH cricket association
ENGLISH cricket ground
English critic and novelist
ENGLISH cross-channel port
ENGLISH crow
ENGLISH crusader
English cuppa
ENGLISH currency
ENGLISH customs recognised as law prior to the Norman conquest
ENGLISH daisy
ENGLISH dance
ENGLISH dance figure, interweaving
English dancer who danced with Rudolf Nureyev
English dandy
English Dept. subj.
English Derby locale
English Derby site
English Derby town
ENGLISH descent, people in Ireland of
English designer Clark
English dessert
ENGLISH Dialect Dictionary
English dialect in which "food shopping" is "makin' groceries"
ENGLISH Dialect Society
English dialect sound
ENGLISH dialect/language
English diarist and naval administrator (d. 1703)
English diarist Samuel
English diarist whose diary contained detailed descriptions of 17th century disasters in England
ENGLISH disease (the)
English distance
ENGLISH district
ENGLISH district (hist.)
ENGLISH district, former
ENGLISH divine
ENGLISH dockyard town
English Dog
ENGLISH dog
ENGLISH domestic fowl
ENGLISH dominion in Ireland, former region of
ENGLISH dormitory town
ENGLISH downs
ENGLISH drama, early
ENGLISH drama, former
English dramatist
English dramatist and actor and composer noted for his witty and sophisticated comedies
English dramatist George
English dramatist George Actor
English dramatist Thomas
English dramatist who collaborated with John Fletcher
English dramatist whose plays are characterized by silences and the use of inaction
ENGLISH draughthorse
ENGLISH drop
English dude
English duke ___ Gaunt
ENGLISH dynasty
English dynasty during the Wars of the Roses
English earldom
English earth color
ENGLISH earthenware center/centre
English economist noted for his studies of international trade and finance
English economist noted for work on the optimum allocation of resources
English elevator
English elevators
English elm
ENGLISH emblem
English empiricist philosopher who believed that all knowledge is derived from sensory experience
ENGLISH engineering town
English Enlightenment philosopher
ENGLISH entertainment center/centre, former
English entertainment source, briefly
ENGLISH entertainment, popular (18th-19th c)
English equivalent of a count
English equivalent of Mme.
English equivalents of counts
ENGLISH essayist
English essayist Richard
English essayist Sir Richard
English estate
English estate owner, maybe
English estate owner, perhaps
English evergreens
English Exam
English exam ender, perhaps
English exam finale, often
English exam finale, perhaps
English exam finale, sometimes
English exam part
English exam, often
English exclamation
English explorer
English explorer of the New York area
English explorer who with John Speke was the first European to explore Lake Tanganyika
English facilities
ENGLISH family
ENGLISH farm
English farmhouses
English fashionista Bartley
english father
English fellow
English fellows
English film actor
English film actress
English film festival city
English fin
English final exam, perhaps
English financier
ENGLISH fish
ENGLISH fishing village/town
ENGLISH fishing-boat
English fliers (abbr.)
English flower
ENGLISH Folk Dance Society
English following type of stock car
english food
ENGLISH football stadium
English football team
English football's ___ League
english for taks tent sounds like scots for heads
ENGLISH forest
English form of rondeau having three triplets with a refrain after the first and third
ENGLISH fortified keep built on the border (16th c.)
ENGLISH fowl
ENGLISH fox-hunting village
English freeman
ENGLISH furniture style (17th c.)
ENGLISH furniture-making parish
ENGLISH galingale
ENGLISH gallery
ENGLISH game
ENGLISH game originally played with straws
ENGLISH game with ball and stick
ENGLISH garden city, first
ENGLISH garden county
English garden feature
English garden feature, perhaps
ENGLISH garden plant
ENGLISH gardens, famed
English general
English general and statesman who led the parliamentary army in the English Civil War
English general during World War II
English general in the American Revolution
English gent
ENGLISH gentleman
ENGLISH gentry, man belonging to higher order of
English geologist and supporter of the theory of continental drift
English glam rockers since the '70s
ENGLISH glass industry center/centre
ENGLISH glass of beer
ENGLISH gold
English gold coin
ENGLISH golf-like game
English golfer Poulter
ENGLISH Gothic architecture, second/middle style of
ENGLISH Gothic building
ENGLISH government powder factory site
English governor
ENGLISH Grand National sport
english grandmother
ENGLISH granite formation, natural
ENGLISH greywacke and limestone hills
ENGLISH guitar
ENGLISH gun
English guy
ENGLISH half-penny
ENGLISH hamlet
English hawthorn
English head
ENGLISH health resort
ENGLISH hedgerow
ENGLISH heraldic officer
ENGLISH herbaceous plant
ENGLISH heretic (14th c)
ENGLISH hero
ENGLISH High Court officer
English highwayman
english hill range
ENGLISH hill(s)
ENGLISH hilly country, open
English historian
English historian best known for his history of the Roman Empire
English historian noted for his history of England
ENGLISH historic landmark
ENGLISH historic town
ENGLISH holiday resort
ENGLISH home county
English homework
English Homework Arithmetic
English homework list, for short
English homework, maybe
English homework, often
English homework, perhaps
English horn cousin
English horn cousins
English horn insert
English horn need
English horn part
English horn relative
English horn relatives
English horn, e.g.
English horn, for one
English horn's cousin
English horn's kin
English horn's range
English horn's relative
English horns, e.g.
English horns' cousins