Crossword Clue: English earldom
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- 1920's auto
- Basildon's English county
- Anglo-Saxon kingdom
- A favorite of Queen Elizabeth I
- Antique auto of an English county?
- Antique auto or English county
- Antique auto
- Antique car make
- Antique car
- A lover of Elizabeth I
- Beloved of Elizabeth I
- Big-selling 1920's car
- Auto of yore
- Alain Ducasse at the ___ House (expensive New York restaurant)
- Alison Moyet album about England county?
- Alison Moyet album about her native county
- Baltimore suburb
- Historic earldom
- Historic English county
- Historical region of England
- Historically notable region of England
- Earl in Shakespearean England
- Earl in the court of Elizabeth I
- Earl of ___ a.k.a. Robert Devereux
- Earl of ___, favorite of Elizabeth I
- Earl of ___, favorite of Queen Elizabeth I
- Earl of ___ (Hugh Dancy's "Elizabeth I" role)
- Earl of ___ (Thomas Cromwell)
- Earl of ___ (title held by Thomas Cromwell)
- Earldom county on the Thames
- Early auto
- Brand of Steinway & Sons pianos
- Friend of Elizabeth I
- "Easier Said Than Done" The ___
- Favored earl of Elizabeth I
- Favorite of Elizabeth I
- Favorite of Elizabeth
- Eastern English county
- Easternmost county in Vermont
- Home of the Colchester United Football Club
- Delancey-___ (Lower East Side subway stop)
- Character in "Elizabeth the Queen"
- Confidante of Elizabeth I
- British earldom
- Connecticut River town
- Connecticut town attacked by the British in the War of 1812
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- Chelmsford county
- Chelmsford is its county seat
- Chelmsford's county
- Chelmsford's English county
- Elizabeth courtier
- Elizabeth I's beloved
- Elizabeth I's favorite
- Elizabeth I's ill-fated favorite
- Elizabeth I's love
- Elizabethan earl
- Elizabeth's favorite
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- Elizabeth's love
- Hudson contemporary
- Hudson model introduced in 1919
- Hudson motorcar
- Hupmobile contemporary
- Geographical name that comes from Old English for "East Saxons"
- It's between Suffolk and Kent
- English county bordering London
- English county bordering Suffolk
- English county from which Rod Stewart comes
- English county near London
- English county northeast of London
- English county on the North Sea
- English county on the Thames
- English county that sounds like two letters of the alphabet
- English county whose name referred to the East Saxons
- English county whose seal is three scimitars
- English county with an earldom
- English county
- English earldom
- English or New Jersey county
- County abutting London
- County adjacent to London
- County along the Thames
- County bordered by the Thames
- County bordering Cambridgeshire
- County bordering London
- County bordering Suffolk
- County bordering the Thames
- County by the Thames
- County ENE of London
- County in East England
- County in eastern England
- County in England or New Jersey
- County in England
- County in four Northeast states
- County in four Northeastern states
- County in Massachusetts, New Jersey, and New York
- County in Massachusetts or England
- County in New Jersey or southeastern England
- County in N.J.
- County in northeast New Jersey
- County in Ontario
- County in SE England
- County in southeast England
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- County in the East of England
- County in which London Stansted Airport is located
- County name in England and five U.S. states
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- County NE of London
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- County north of Kent
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- County northeast of London
- County not far from London
- County of England or New Jersey
- County of England
- County of Newark, N.J.
- County of northeast New York
- County of Salem, Mass.
- County on the North Sea
- County on the Thames
- County that borders Greater London
- County where the New Jersey Devils play home games
- County whose seat is Newark
- Courtier of Elizabeth I
- Epping Forest locale
- Clacton-on-Sea's county
- Class of aircraft carrier.
- Errol Flynn role of '39
- Ill-fated favorite of Elizabeth I
- Classic car
- Ill-fated whaling ship of 1820
- Cambridgeshire neighbor
- Flynn role opposite Davis
- Cape Ann's county
- Hedingham Castle locale
- Executed paramour of Elizabeth I
- Coastal county of England
- Car of the 20's
- Colchester's county
- Hertfordshire neighbor
- Hertfordshire's neighbor
- Jumeirah ___ House (hotel on Central Park South)
- Where Southend-on-Sea is
- Roaring Twenties auto
- The Bled "Hotel Coral ___"
- Robert Devereauxs earldom
- Robert Devereux
- Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of ___
- Robert Devereux's earldom
- "Rock On" rocker David
- "Rock On" singer David
- Maryland town
- Vintage auto
- Vintage car
- Massachusetts county just north of Boston
- Queen Bess' favorite
- Queen Elizabeth's consort
- Queen Elizabeth's friend
- Ship that inspired the Pequod in "Moby-Dick"
- Suburb of Baltimore
- Suburban London county
- "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and ___" (1939 Bette Davis film)
- "The Private Lives of Elizabeth and ___" (1939 film)
- Paramour of Elizabeth I
- N. J. county
- Suffolk neighbor
- The Thames borders it
- Old auto
- Old car
- Old car make
- Raleigh rival
- Raleigh's rival
- Old Hudson auto
- Lake Placid's county
- Locale of London Stansted Airport
- R&B group with the 1963 chart-topper "Easier Said Than Done," with "the"
- London Southend Airport locale
- London Stansted Airport county
- Neighbor of Hertfordshire
- New car of 1919
- New Jersey county that's home to the Sopranos
- New Jersey county whose seat is Newark
- New Jersey county
- One of Elizabeth I's favorites
- One of Greater London's "home counties"
- New York county in the Adirondacks
- New York county on Lake Champlain
- New York county with Lake Placid
- New York county
- Lover of Elizabeth I
- Newark's county
- One of the Home Counties
- Reo competitor
- Reo contemporary
- Reo rival
- Reo's road contemporary
- Ontario county
- Ontario town
- North Sea county
- Northeastern Massachusetts county
- Northeasternmost county in Vermont
- Northernmost county of Massachusetts
- Maker of the 1929 Challenger
- Southend-on-Sea site
- Southend-on-Sea's county
- Southend's county
- Super Six maker of the 1920s
- Salem, Massachusetts' county
- Salem, Massachusetts's county
- Site of London Stansted Airport
- U. S. carrier.
- U.K. university where Daniel Libeskind trained
- Whaler whose 1820 sinking was an inspiration for "Moby-Dick"
- Whaler whose sinking inspired "Moby-Dick"
- Whaleship that's the subject of the book "In the Heart of the Sea"
- Whaling ship that inspired "Moby-Dick"
- Thomas Cromwell, Earl of ___
- Thomas Cromwell's earldom
- Second-largest city in Vermont
- Steinway brand
- Steinway-designed line
- Steinway & Sons entry-level piano
- Terraplane's predecessor, in old autodom
- Where Chelmsford is
- Where Colchester is
- Stereotypical promiscuous and materialistic young woman (from Colchester?)
Recent Usage of English earldom in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "English earldom" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used English earldom in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Penny Dell Sunday - Feb. 4, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 16, 2013
- USA Today - Aug. 16, 2011
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - March 5, 2011
- Washington Post - Sept. 17, 2010
- Washington Post - Feb. 11, 2010
- Newsday - Nov. 8, 2009
- Newsday - Sept. 25, 2009
- USA Today - Aug. 28, 2008
- Universal Crossword - June 7, 2007
- Washington Post - June 3, 2007
- Washington Post - July 5, 2006
- Newsday - Nov. 19, 2005
