an ear : 2 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ an ear ___ an ear (hearken) ___ an ear (heed) ___ an ear (listen) ___ Magna (annual early-music festival) ___ much (be an earbender) ...for an early 20th-century British novelist? '___ an earthquake, or ...' ''Whoopee'' was an early one "___ in cat" (part of an early lesson) "Art . . . with an earnest soul and a ___": Roche "Dido and Aeneas," for an early English example "Was that an earthquake or did you just rock my world?," for one *When the heavens and earth were created 1970 article by Germaine Greer, which was an early example of the reappropriation of a degrading word 1984 Patrick Swayze film about an early-morning Russian attack on America Activity in which you might tug on an earlobe Adherent of an early creed Adult-contemperary music of the late '70s and early '80s Aftermath of an earthquake in El Dorado? Aged, in an earlier age Ageless, in an earlier age Also-ran in 1976 and early in 1980 An earlier one may be recalled An early creed An early Disney cartoon had one An early invader of Britain An early ocean crosser An early one is healthy, wealthy. etc. An early Red An early supporter of Fidel An early visitor to our shores An earnest request An Earp brother An earth color An earth sci. An earth tone An earthenware Anatomical ear part Ancient earth goddess Ancient Greek astronomer with an Earth-centered theory Animal whose tongue is long enough to clean its eyelids and ears Animals' earmarks Announcement early in an inning, maybe Anthony, Earl of Avon Area above an earthquake's origin Article written by an early American patriot? At an earlier place At an earlier time At an earlier time, in an earlier time Barons and earls Be undaunted after an earthquake Betamax was an early one Brand mascot with an earring Cause of an early bump Cause problems for an ear doctor? Caused by an earthquake Central part of an ear Color that isn't an earth tone? Core of an ear Covering for an earth lodge Creator of heaven and Earth Cry upon arriving at an earthquake site? Designating the style of an earlier time Disease contracted by Seal at an early age Duke and earl Duke and earl, for two Duke, to an earl Dukes and earls During an earthquake in New England . . . During an earthquake in New England ... During an earthquake on the East Coast . . . During an earthquake on the East Coast ... During an earthquake, in the cupboard . . . During an earthquake, in the cupboard ... During an earthquake, in the fridge . . . During an earthquake, in the fridge ... Earn and earn and earn Earth, wind or fire, to an early scientist End and earned English county with an earldom Evans and Earnhardt Evocative of an earlier time, as fashion Eyes and ears? Fad of an earlier era Features of Mars and Earth Fire, air, water and earth Form an early opinion From an earlier era From an earlier time Futuramic of the late 40's and early 50's Gain an early advantage Gave an earful to German king who became an early Holy Roman Emperor Get an "Early Show" anchor out of jail? Get an earful Get an early look Gets an earful Gets an early look Give an earful to Gives an earful Got an earful Got an earful, in a way Guys, in an early '90s slang spelling Half an early comics duo Hangs, like an earring Harking back to an earlier style Has an early lead Have an early-stage opportunity In an ear-piercing way In an early stage Inner part of an ear of corn Inventor of an early electronic keyboard Inventor of an early telescope It made many touchdowns in the late '60s and early '70s It makes an Earl Green flavor It sets earlier and earlier in the fall It's an ear-to-ear thing It's made from an ear and put in the mouth Its HQ was once destroyed as the result of an earthquake John who was an early advocate of wilderness preservation John Zorn's avant jazz outfit named after an early ABC police drama series Keeping the eyes and ears open Kimono-accessory store that was not demolished in an earthquake? Lacking an ear, as it were Late '60s and early '70s, politically Lend an ear Lend an ear to Lend an ear to "The Shadow" Lends an ear Like an ear buildup Like an ear-piercing sound Like an early contestant on "The Biggest Loser" Like an early king Like an early morning lawn, perhaps Like an early-evening sky Like brains and ears Many an early French settler in America Many an early PC Many an early tie Many an earthen plant holder More formal version of an ear-related prank? Motto on an early U.S. flag Move heaven and earth Moved heaven and earth NASCAR's Jarrett and Earnhardt Jr. Nation of Gods and Earths et al. Nickname of an early jazz pianist Nirvana "I ___ an easy friend. I do, with an ear to lend" Novelist influenced by an early pharmacy job Of an early era of man Of an early frank Of an early Greek doctrine Of an earth line Of an earthquake Of an earthquake's origin Of an earthy pigment One at an early bash in Eden One may be seen behind an ear One might be an early one One with an ear and a small mouth Ones who get out and earn some money? Ones with an early-Apr. rush Oolong and Earl Grey Orange pekoe and Earl Grey Orb between Mercury and Earth Org. with an Earth Observatory web page Organiser II was an early one Over an earthquake's center Part of an ear of corn Part of an ear? Part of an early aviator's wardrobe Part of an early computer Part of an early president's signature Patrick Ewing and Earl "The Pearl" Monroe? Period named for an earth goddess Pin in an early rifle Place for an earbob Place for an earring Player of Ness and Earp Prefix for an ear doctor Princess with an earmuff-like hair style Put an early end to Question concerning an early arrival Recalling an earlier era Ref. to an earlier ref. Refrain learned at an early age Relating to an ear feature Response to an early returner Revisits an earlier time Scandal concerning an early Madonna song? Seasoned an ear Sending Gossage to an early shower? Show with an early episode titled "Crate 'n Burial" Site for an earbob Site of an early 2011 uprising Site of an early exile Slugger José who was an early McGwire teammate Small bird of prey, or an early Dungeons & Dragons world Snack named for an earl