English  : 6 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ and Wear (English county) ___ anglais (English horn) ___ Atomic Dustbin (English rock band) ___ Book (old English record) ___ Book: 11th-century English land survey ___ Brown Ale (English brew) ___ Colony (first English settlement in the New World) ___ da caccia (English-horn forerunner) ___ Downs (English racecourse) ___ Downs (English racetrack) ___ English "800" (malt liquor brand) ___ English 800 (Miller brand) ___ English 800 (Miller malt liquor) ___ English Bulldogge ___ English Bulldogge (breed) ___ family, including bassoons and English horns ___ Fell, English peak ___ Forest, former English royal park ___ Hill, breed of English sheep ___ Hills, English range ___ Horn, English breed of sheep ___ Jones, English architect ___ Lofts, English author ___ Mode, English band since the 1980s ___ of Court (English legal societies) ___ Society (English debating group) ___ Tyler, English rebel ___ United (English football club) ___ Villa (English football club) ___ Watts, English hymnist who wrote "Joy to the World" _____ Downs (English race track) ... English river, site of the ruins of Tintern Abbey ''The English Marilyn Monroe'' '20s English Channel swimmer '90s English pop trio 'C'est moi,' in English 'La Mer,' in English 'Veni,' in English "___ an Englishman" ("H.M.S. Pinafore" song) "___ Book" (early English record) "___ dogs and Englishmen . . . " "___ in English is, in the main, just about as sensible as baseball in Italian": H.L. Mencken "___ the water shall float" (old English saying) "___, you noblest English ...!": "Henry V" "___, you noblest English!" "___, you noblest English!" ("Henry V") "___, you noblest English!": Shak. "...___, I smell the blood of an Englishman!" "...___, you noblest English!" ("Henry V") "Anguished English" author "Confessions ___ English Opium-Eater": 1821 De Quincey work "Confessions of an English ___-Eater" "Desire," to the English "Dido and Aeneas," for an early English example "Dizzy" English Prime Minister "Domino Effect" English band "English" breakfast "English" course "God ___ Englishman": Delderfield "Gosh!" to an Englishman "Helicopter" English rockers "Hippychick" English band "Je dis," in English "Johnny English" star "L'chaim," in English "Mad dogs and Englishmen go ___ sun" "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" author Coward "Mad Dogs and Englishmen" writer Coward "Madoc"/"The English Traveller" authors "Me fail English? That's unpossible!" quotee "On the Beach" English singer/songwriter Chris "Proper" thing in English class "Quartet in Autumn" English novelist Barbara "Speak English or Die" band (Abbr.) "Sprechen ___ English?" (desperation question in Austria) "Table Talk" English jurist "Th" in Old English "The English ---" "The English Patient" author Michael "The English Patient" co-star "The English Patient" Oscar winner "The English Patient" setting "The Father of English History" "Though banish'd, yet a ___ Englishman": "Richard II" "To speak the broken English is an enormous asset" speaker "Unready" English King "Venerable" English writer "Vidi," in English "When ___ You Smile" (Bad English hit song) "When ___ You Smile" (Bad English hit) "Why Can't the English?" composer *English pop group *Name of eight English kings *Old stories (English) 4:00 English drink 10th-century English king 15th-century English ruling house 15th-century English king 16th-century English architectural style 16th-century English dramatist George 17th-century English actress Nell 17th-century English diarist Samuel 18th C. English prime minister 18th-century English portraitist 18th century English novelist 19th-century English philosopher and economist 19th-century English actor who played Hamlet at Drury Lane 19th-century English principles 19th-century English actor Edmund 19th-century English novelist Charles 20-Across in English 43-Down in English 58-Down, in English 80-Across, in English 1327-77 English king 1605 English conspirator Guy 1926 English Channel swimmer Gertrude 1926 English Channel swimmer 1926 English Channel crosser 1974 Mocedades hit whose English version is titled "Touch the Wind" 1990s-2000s English tennis star Tim 1996 award for "The English Patient" A capital English stage actress? A couple of English queens A new look at an 18th-century English writer A: Annie Laurie. Q: What is the indefinite English ___? Address to English queen Adverb disdained by English teachers African American Vernacular English Afternoon get-togethers, for the English Aggressive posturin' on an English river? Ain't for English teachers? Ain't in the King's English? Alfalfa, to an Englishman All things, to an English teacher Alouette, in English Alternative to English Alternative to the English system of weights and measures Amarillo, in English America's first English colony Ammo named after its English inventor An English channel, with "The" An English cider apple An English horn is a fifth lower than it An English horn is lower than it An English poet and a U.S. actor An English royal house An Englishman Analyze in English class Annual English sports event that begins today, and a hint to this puzzle's theme Antarctic body named for an Englishman Anthem with both English and French lyrics Any of eight English kings Any of four English galleries Any of three English rivers Any one of multiple English rivers Any one of three English rivers Any volume of the Oxford English Dictionary Aptly named English author Aptly named English novelist Asian country in which English is an official language Asian title that's an anagram of an English one Australian parrot, not an English truck Austrian physician who lent his name to an English word ending in "-ize" Auto plate, to English Bad English "Best of What ___" Bad English guy John Bad English keyman Jonathan Bad English singer John Baked goods at an English Christmas Baltimore-born novelist who failed English three times Barely visible English pubs? Bassoon and English horn Bay on the English Channel Bean of choice at an English university? Before 1801, in English history Bellini opera set in the English Civil War Bigwig at an English university Biology or English Bird from a French port on the English Channel? Bit of reverse English? Bizarre English singer Black English, casually Blue-and-white English export Body English, e.g. Body english, in a way Body of water named for an English explorer Borough on the English Channel Boston-born English official in India Branch of languages including English Break down in English class Breaks down in English class? Breed of English cattle Breed of English ponies Breed of sheep named for an English county British city on the English Channel Broke down in English class? Buildings on the English countryside Business Administration or English Lit, e.g. Canonized English statesman