Crossword clues for ern
ern
- Marine bird
- Sea flier
- Bird that seems to have merit
- Fulmar's kin
- Follower of north or south
- Winged predator
- An eagle
- Beach bird
- Sea predator
- Fish-eating eagle
- Coastal eagle
- Predatory bird near oceans
- South side?
- Ocean eagle
- Predatory seabird
- Shore eagle
- Maritime raptor
- Man's name: Abbr
- Fish-catching eagle
- West ender
- West end, sometimes
- Suffix with northwest
- Ocean raptor
- Long-winged sea eagle
- Flying fish-eater
- Bulky grayish-brown eagle
- White-tailed sea bird
- Suffix with east or north
- Suffix for north or south
- It can follow directions
- Small eagle
- Pelagic hunting bird
- Oceanic eagle
- Geographical suffix
- "East" or "West" ending
- South end
- Shore scavenger
- Raptorial sea bird
- Piscivorous flier
- Maritime eagle
- East or West trailer
- Eagle surmounting a wave
- Directional finish
- Bird by the beach
- Aquatic raptor
- This may follow directions
- Suffix with southeast
- Suffix with northeast
- Suffix with "southeast"
- Suffix for "north" or "south"
- Suffix for "east" or "west"
- Suffix for "east"
- Shore avian
- North extension
- Kite relative
- It follows any direction
- Fish-eating coastal bird
- Ending for "north," "south," "east," or "west"
- Cousin of a bald eagle
- Bird on the beach
- "Northeast" ending
- West side?
- West or east ending
- West or east end
- West follower?
- West extension?
- Suffix with north or west
- Suffix with Midwest
- Suffix with Mideast
- Suffix for west
- Suffix for the directions
- Suffix for south
- Suffix for north or east
- Suffix for east, west, north or south
- Suffix for east or west
- Suffix for east
- Suffix for "northwest"
- Suffix affixed to directions
- Southwest add-on
- South addition
- Soarer over the sea
- Shoreline sight
- Seafood lover, presumably
- Seafood eater
- Scavenging seabird
- Relative of the osprey
- Pelagic hunter (Var.)
- Pelagic hunter
- Northwest terminus?
- Northwest end?
- Northeast ending
- North side?
- North ender
- North end
- Navigational suffix
- Mod following?
- Letters that follow directions?
- Letters at the end of some direction
- Greyish-brown bird
- Geography suffix
- Geographical direction suffix
- European sea eagle
- Ending for north or west
- Ending for east, west, north or south
- Ending for east
- Ending for "southwest" or "north"
- Ending for "southwest"
- Ending for "southeast" or "west"
- Ending for "northeast" or "southwest"
- Ending for "northeast" or "south"
- End of a direction?
- End for north, east, south or west
- End for east, west, north or south
- East or west ender
- East or west end?
- Eagle over an ocean
- Diving eagle
- Direction follower
- Direction ender
- Compass user's suffix
- Compass point ending
- Compass point end
- Compass direction suffix
- Coastal flying bird
- Cliff nester
- City Island flier
- Cardinal point suffix
- Bird that can hold its coffee?
- Bird prevalent on the Norwegian coast
- Bermuda ___ (extinct bird in "Breakfast of Champions")
- Bald-eagle lookalike
- Bald eagle kin
- "When I throw rocks at seabirds, I leave no ___ unstoned": Ogden Nash
- "Ol' Rockin' ___" (bin-mate of the 1957 album "Ford Favorites")
- "East" or "west" trailer
- Part of a crossword aviary
- White-tailed bird
- Directional suffix
- Coastal flier
- Suffix with cardinal points
- Fish-eating bird of crosswords
- Sea bird
- It follows directions?
- East ender?
- West ender?
- Suffix with east or west
- Bird with a white tail
- West end?
- White-tailed eagle
- Sea eagle
- Seabird
- Southwest extension
- Ocean flier
- East extension?
- South extension
- Sea cliff dweller
- Directional ending
- East end?
- Coastal bird
- Suffix on north or south
- Suffix with north or south
- Compass point suffix
- Seaside flier
- Marine eagle
- East or West ending
- South end?
- Suffix with west
- Shore soarer
- Suffix with 22-Across
- Cousin of the bald eagle
- Seaside bird
- Rapacious flier
- Direction follower?
- North end?
- Suffix with southwest
- Follower of directions?
- Old World eagle
- Raptorial seabird
- It may follow directions
- Southwest terminal?
- Midwest attachment?
- Midwest trailer?
- Midwest terminal?
- Coastal hunter
- Relative of a harrier
- Seaside eagle
- Flying fisher
- Relative of a kite
- Coastal raptor
- Bulky grayish-brown eagle with a short wedge-shaped white tail
- Of Europe and Greenland
- Sea soarer
- Osprey's cousin
- Piscatorial bird
- Homonym for urn
- East ending
- Ending with north or south
- Beautician Westmore
- Sea raptor
- Ending for east or west
- Piscivorous bird
- Sea hawk
- North follower
- South finish
- European sea bird
- Shore sight
- Bird that works for a living?
- Puzzler's bird (3)
- Marine flier
- Makeup artist Westmore
- Bald eagle's kin
- Alate fish-eater
- Sea accipiter
- Suffix for any cardinal point
- Gannet's kin
- Ending for a cardinal point
- Marine raptor
- North chaser
- It soars at shores
- Shore bird
- East or west attachment
- Seaside raptor
- Pelagic bird of prey
- North or south follower
- Kin of a bonebreaker
- Winged raptor
- White-tailed flier
- Cliff-dwelling bird
- Suffix with a cardinal point
- South or east ending
- Common crossword bird
- Direction suffix
- Ending with east or west
- Oriole's distant relative
- Pelagic flier
- Puzzler's bird
- Ending with various directions
- Shore flier
- Bird of prey
- Flying fisheater
- Feathered fisher
- Deserving bird?
- Suffix for south or west
- Suffix with directions
- Ending with post
- Sea sight
- After north or post
- Fishing flier
- Bonebreaker's relative
- Ending for a direction
- Relative of a fulmar
- Homophone for urn or earn
- Bald eagle's cousin
- Bald eagle's relative
- Ocean bird
- Flier at sea
- Sea-going flyer
- Raptor at sea
- Fish eater
- Pelagic raptor
- Rapacious sea bird
- Eagle of Greenland
- Suffix with any cardinal point
- Coastal flyer
- East attachment
- White-tailed sea eagle
- White-tailed predator
- Fish-eating flier
- Water bird
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ern \Ern\, Erne \Erne\, n. [AS. earn eagle; akin to D. arend, OHG. aro, G. aar, Icel., Sw., & Dan. ["o]rn, Goth. ara, and to Gr. ? bird. [root]11. Cf. Ornithology.] (Zo["o]l.) A sea eagle, esp. the European white-tailed sea eagle ( Hali[ae]etus albicilla).
Ern \Ern\, v. i. [Cf. Erme.] To stir with strong emotion; to grieve; to mourn.
Note: [Corrupted into yearn in modern editions of Shakespeare.] [Obs.]
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. (alternative spelling of erne English) Etymology 2
alt. 1 (context UK dialectal English) To run; flow. 2 (context UK dialectal Scotland English) To (cause to) coagulate; curdle (milk) by adding rennet and applying heat. vb. 1 (context UK dialectal English) To run; flow. 2 (context UK dialectal Scotland English) To (cause to) coagulate; curdle (milk) by adding rennet and applying heat. Etymology 3
vb. 1 (context intransitive obsolete English) To stir with strong emotion; grieve; mourn. 2 (context UK dialectal Scotland English) To pain; torture. 3 (context UK dialectal Scotland English) (context of the eyes English) To cause to water; smart.
WordNet
n. bulky grayish-brown eagle with a short wedge-shaped white tail; of Europe and Greenland [syn: erne, gray sea eagle, European sea eagle, white-tailed sea eagle, Haliatus albicilla]
Wikipedia
Ern or ERN may refer to:
- Sea eagle, any bird of prey in the genus Haliaeetus, especially the white-tailed eagle H. albicilla
- Ern (given name)
- ERN1, a gene encoding the endoplasmic reticulum to nucleus signaling 1 protein
- Eritrean nakfa, the currency of Eritrea
- Error-related negativity, a component of an event-related potential in an electroencephalograph
- English Regions Network, an umbrella organization for England's regional assemblies
- Engenho da Rainha Station, subway station on the Rio de Janeiro Metro
Ern is a given name and nickname. Notable people with the name include:
- Ern Baxter (1914 - 1993), Canadian Pentecostal evangelist
- Ern Condon, Canadian politician
- Ern Klauer (1870 - 1915), South African engineer, trades-unionist, and politician
- Ern Pedler (1914 - 1989), horseman and writer
- Ern Phang (born 1976), Australian solicitor
- Ern Westmore (1904 - 1967), Hollywood make-up artist and actor
- Ern Wilmot (1898 - 1988), Australian rugby league player
Australian rules football players:
- Ern Cowley (1892 - 1975)
- Ern Elliott (1900 - ???)
- Ern Henfry (1921 - 2007)
- Ern Hocking (1882 - ???)
- Ern Jenkins (1879 – 1927)
- Ern McIntyre (1921 - 2003)
- Ern O'Regan (1907 - ???)
- Ern Penrose (1884 - ???)
- Ern Rowarth (born 1926)
- Ern Utting (1897 - 1948)
Fictional characters:
- Ern Malley, fictitious poet invented as a hoax
Usage examples of "ern".
The others walked slowly through the village, talking about Ern, and keeping a look-out for Bingo.
MR GOON LOSES HIS TEMPER Ern had been very busy indeed while the others had gone to the village.
Mr Goon went off to the police station, his boots well polished by Ern, and his helmet and uniform well brushed.
About half-past five Mr Goon returned home to see if Ern had put on the kettle and had made him some toast, as he had commanded.
Bingo leapt up at the astonished Ern, and tried his hardest to lick him in as many places as he could, barking madly all the time.
And Ern suddenly put two fingers into his mouth, screwed up his face, and gave a very sudden, very long and extremely piercing whistle.
The door opened and a torch shone in, lighting up the darkness in which Ern sat.
He made such a noise gnawing it that Ern felt sure it could be heard for miles around!
Fatty to Buster, and Ern pointed his finger at Bingo, and said exactly the same.
The French artist who was copying the picture suddenly lost his temper as Ern breathed heavily down the back of his neck.
But Ern was still staring at the picture on the wall, absent-mindedly rubbing at the paint that the artist had streaked across his face.
Soon they left Bets and Ern to themselves and wandered into the other rooms.
Larry, Daisy, Pip, Bets and Ern jumped too, and clutched in fright at one another, when the eerie wail echoed round them.
Now only one was left - the Frenchman who had been copying the picture that Ern had liked so much.
Fatty, panting hard as he and Ern heaved the trap-door out of its place.