Crossword clues for crimean
crimean
- Of the peninsula connected to the Perekop Isthmus
- Of the "Russian Riviera"
- Of a Ukraine peninsula
- Of a large peninsula on the Black Sea
- Like the peninsula seized by Russia in 2014
- Like Sevastopol residents
- Like many Tatars
- 1853-56 War
- 1850s European war involving Canadian forces
- ___ Peninsula (site of Ukrainian/Russian conflicts)
- __ War: 1850s conflict
- ___ War of 1853-56
- ___ War ("Charge of the Light Brigade" conflict)
- ___ War, "The Charge of the Light Brigade" event
- ___ Peninsula (2014 crisis site)
- ___ War: 1853-56
- Resident of Balaklava
- Offence by an inhabitant of Ukraine
- What doesn't pay an Eastern European
- War of 1853
- War ended by the 1856 Treaty of Paris
- Person from Yalta
Wiktionary
a. Denoting, of, or related to Crimea, a peninsula on the north of the Black Sea, separating it from the Sea of Azov. n. Native or inhabitant of the Crimea. n. (label en nonstandard) Crimea (gloss: the Crimean peninsula)
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "crimean".
India and of Ireland, and to influence English sentiment on the Crimean War and the War of Secession in the United States.
Till 1865 his main obstacle was Palmerston, who since he took the helm in the worst days of the Crimean War and conducted the ship of State into harbour, occupied an impregnable position.
Tennyson found it difficult to clear himself of suspicion, the more so that the Crimean War inspired at this time some of his most popular martial ballads and songs.
After the Crimean War Morier obtained permission to make a tour through South-east Hungary and to study for himself the mixture of Slavonic, Magyar, and Teutonic races inhabiting that district.
Europe, then aboard a fast ship through the Mediterranean and the Bosporus Straits into the Black Sea, where battles raged on the Crimean peninsula.
The Russian military had sought refuge in the walled city after sweeping through the Ukraine, taking over Moldavia and Bessarabia, before attempting to conquer the Crimean peninsula.
Farther along the southeastern coast, the rugged Crimean Mountains rose high, a bastion against any forces of the Tsar that might come to rescue the Russians.
British and French forces were woefully underequipped, their uniforms not designed for the Crimean climate.
Next, the men began trudging across country toward the Crimean Mountains and the coast.
The tangled bureaucracy and confused ineptitude of the Crimean commanders would have made such a trick pathetically simple to achieve.
Although Captain Hatteras could have been legally declared lost at sea years before, she vowed not to make any such decision until Nemo returned from the Crimean War.
Every time he saw the dusky, exotic features of Auda, he could think only of Caroline, their stolen moments of love aboard the ship home from Africa, and in her own bedchambers on his last night before departing Paris by train to the Crimean front.
Treaty of Paris ended the Crimean War, soldiers continued to trickle home from the Black Sea battlefields.
France had changed greatly in the fourteen years since his companion had gone off to the Crimean War.
Earlier, before he had set out for the Crimean War, he had stood in front of this place in the dark of early morning.