English money initials | 22 |
English money | 13 |
English monarchs from Henry VII through Elizabeth I | 51 |
English monarch: 1702-14 | 24 |
English monarch's greeting to old Thailand? | 47 |
English monarch who shared the throne | 37 |
English monarch from 1689 to 1702 | 33 |
English monarch | 15 |
English miler Sebastian | 23 |
English Midlands city that is home to the largest outdoor covered market in Europe | 82 |
English metaphysical poet Andrew | 32 |
English metaphysical poet | 25 |
English metal band Devil Sold ___ | 33 |
English may play a role in it | 29 |
English mathematician: 1815-64 | 30 |
English mathematician Robert | 28 |
English mathematician Lovelace | 30 |
English martyr Sir John, the model for Shakespeare's Falstaff | 65 |
English martyr | 14 |
English marsh plant? | 20 |
English maritime county | 23 |
English manor courts | 20 |
English manor court | 19 |
English majors' degs. | 25 |
English majors take them | 24 |
English majors get them: Abbr. | 30 |
English major's course | 26 |
English major's concern | 27 |
English major's assignment, at times | 40 |
English machine gun | 19 |
English lord's address | 26 |
English longbow wood | 20 |
English logician with a diagram named for him | 45 |
English logician John | 21 |
English literary shrine | 23 |
English literary pseudonym | 26 |
English literary historian | 26 |
English literary family | 23 |
English literary alias | 22 |
English Lit., e.g. | 18 |
English Lit. majors' degrees | 32 |
English lit-course reading | 26 |
English Lit, e.g. | 17 |
English Lit study | 17 |
English lit moniker | 19 |
English lit degrees | 19 |
English Lit class: A -- “All we had to do was read one book; a very ___” | 80 |
English Lit assignment | 22 |
English liquor holder? | 22 |
English liquid measure | 22 |
English limestone | 17 |
English limerick poet | 21 |
English lexicographer | 21 |
English letters | 15 |
English letter | 14 |
English lesson | 14 |
English length measure | 22 |
English legal societies | 23 |
English Leather alternative | 27 |
English lawyers: Abbr. | 22 |
English lawyer: Abbr. | 21 |
English lawyer | 14 |
English lavs | 12 |
English lavatory | 16 |
English lav | 11 |
English language's family | 29 |
English landscapist: 1776–1837 | 37 |
English kingdom's charm? | 28 |
English king: 1461–83 | 28 |
English king, 1413-22 | 21 |
English king ___ the Peaceful | 29 |
English king ___ Longshanks | 27 |
English king who won at Agincourt | 33 |
English king who was the youngest son of William the Conqueror | 62 |
English king who was a son of William the Conqueror | 51 |
English king succeeded by William of Orange | 43 |
English king said to have died from eating a "surfeit of lampreys" | 76 |
English king nicknamed Longshanks | 33 |
English king known as "The Peaceful" | 46 |
English king in 1066 | 20 |
English king following the Napoleonic Wars | 42 |
English king during the American Revolution | 43 |
English king crowned in 1100, who also ruled Normandy | 53 |
English king crowned in 1100 | 28 |
English king called Ironside | 28 |
English king called 'the Conqueror' | 43 |
English king | 12 |
English jury examiners | 22 |
English jurist: 1723-80 | 23 |
English jurist who wrote "De laudibus legum Angliae" | 62 |
English jurisdiction | 20 |
English johns, briefly | 22 |
English jelly ingredient | 24 |
English jelly fruit | 19 |
English ivy and coleus | 22 |
English islet | 13 |
English inventor of cordite | 27 |
English invader of 1066 | 23 |
English invader | 15 |
English institution since 1440 | 30 |