Crossword clues for eer
eer
- Suffix with "racket" or "mountain"
- Suffix with "racket" or "convention"
- Suffix with "mountain" or "profit"
- Suffix with "convention" or "racket"
- Suffix with "command"
- Suffix for sonnet
- Suffix for slogan
- Suffix for racket or rocket
- Suffix for auction
- Suffix for "command" or "profit"
- Suffix for "chariot"
- Suffix after mountain or profit
- Suffix after mountain
- Sonnet suffix
- Rocket attachment
- Racket follower?
- Racket end?
- Profit chaser
- Poets' word
- Poet's ever
- Poet's ending with "what" or "how"
- One engaged in: Suffix
- More often than oft
- For keeps, to Keats
- Finisher for "musket"
- Eternally, to Blake
- Eternally, to bards
- Ending with auction
- Ending for puppet
- Ending for profit or market
- Ending for "market" or "profit"
- End for profit or market
- Continuously, in poetry
- Command finish?
- Cannon conclusion
- Cannon attachment?
- Blake's always
- Bard's ''always''
- Ballad or sonnet ending
- Ballad or racket attachment
- Ballad finale?
- Auction or musket ender
- Auction closer?
- At any time, in verse
- At all times, poetically
- Always, to Auden
- Always, romantically
- Always, long ago
- Always used by poets
- Always in a poem
- "Musket" add-on
- "If ___ he loved, 'twas her alone": Scott
- "I do not see why I should __ turn back": Frost
- "Always" in a poet's mind
- -arian relative
- Without end, to the Bard
- Without end, poetically
- What's always in poetry?
- Way-old "always"
- Summit lengthener
- Suffix with racket and rocket
- Suffix with profit or pamphlet
- Suffix with musket or ballad
- Suffix with mountain or musket
- Suffix with "rocket" or "profit"
- Suffix with "puppet"
- Suffix with "musket" or "mountain"
- Suffix with "convention"
- Suffix with "ballad" or "mountain"
- Suffix with "auction" or "mountain"
- Suffix with "auction"
- Suffix with ''wagon'' or ''cannon''
- Suffix for racket or auction
- Suffix for musket or puppet
- Suffix for musket
- Suffix for market or musket
- Suffix for command
- Suffix for ballad
- Suffix for "racket"
- Suffix for "profit" or "puppet"
- Suffix for "musket" or "puppet"
- Sting's "Lo, How a Rose ___ Blooming"
- Sonnet finale?
- Sonnet end?
- Sonnet conclusion
- Slogan or sonnet ending
- Rocket or racket ender
- Rocket or musket end?
- Rocket end?
- Racket or rocket extension
- Racket end
- Puppet or profit finish
- Puppet extension?
- Puppet attachment?
- Profit augmentation
- Profit and ballad ender
- Profit add-on
- Prior's always
- Poets' always
- Poetically ''always''
- Poetic adverh
- Poetic adjective
- Poetic "ever."
- Poet’s abbr
- Poet's 'always'
- Permanently, to Pope
- Permanently in Lit class
- Pamphlet or profit suffix
- Pamphlet ending?
- Pamphlet ending
- Occupational suffix for mountain
- Not nearly ne'er
- Musket suffix
- Musket extension
- Musket add-on
- Mountain ending
- Mountain end
- Market ending
- Market close
- Keats' adverb
- Job-title suffix
- It's always in Shakespeare
- It's always in poetry
- It means "doer"
- Finish for puppet or profit
- Ever: Poetic
- Ever,`to Emerson
- Ever, to Spencer
- Ever, condensed
- Ever (poetical)
- Ending like -ist
- Ending like -ary
- Ending for sonnet or rocket
- Ending for rocket or racket
- Ending for racket
- Ending for profit or musket
- Ending for profit or auction
- Ending for election
- Ending for "puppet" or "wagon"
- Ending for "mountain" or "sonnet"
- Ending for "mountain" or "auction"
- Ending for "command"
- Ending for "auction" or "mountain"
- Ending for "auction" or "election"
- Ending for "auction" or "ballad"
- End of profit or rocket
- End of "profit" or "auction"
- End for election or auction
- End for chariot or auction
- End for auction or profit
- Election or auction finish
- Election ender?
- Election ender
- Election end?
- Doer ender
- Convention chaser
- Convention aftermath
- Contraction that omits a "v"
- Contraction for Shakespeare
- Contracted adverb of poetry
- Continuously contracted
- Constantly, poetically
- Conclusion for "puppet" or "profit"
- Command ender
- Command conclusion
- Chariot trailer
- Chariot follower?
- Chariot finish
- Chariot ending?
- Chariot ending
- Car finish?
- Cannon's end
- Budget add-on?
- Bard's eternity
- Bard's 'always'
- Ballad's conclusion
- Ballad tag
- Auction suffix
- Auction finish
- Auction extension?
- Auction addition
- Auction add on
- At any time, to Shakespeare
- At any time, to poets
- At any time, to Keats
- At any time, to Frost
- At any time, to Browning
- At any time, to Blake
- At all times: Poet
- Always: Poet
- Always, to Pope
- Always, to Donne
- Always, in Shakespeare
- Always, in an ode
- Always used by Shakespeare?
- Always used by old poets?
- Always to poets
- Always poetically
- After musket or racket
- Adverb in odes
- "The noblest hateful love that ___ I heard of": "Troilus and Cressida"
- "The dismal'st day is this that ___ I saw": Titus Andronicus
- "Sonnet" or "puppet" ending
- "Sonnet" ending
- "Sonnet" attachment
- "Shall __ prevail against us": Wordsworth
- "Rocket" attachment
- "Puppet" ending
- "None in a moment ___ grew wholly vile" (Juvenal)
- "No bed shall ___ be guilty of my stay" ("The Merchant of Venice")
- "Musket" ending
- "Musket" ender
- "Musket" end
- "Musket" attachment
- "Mountain" ending
- "Most miserable hour that ___ time saw" ("Romeo and Juliet")
- "Lo, How a Rose ___ Blooming"
- "Lo, How a Rose __ Blooming": carol
- "Let not woman ___ complain": Burns
- "If ___ he loved, 'twas her alone": Walter Scott
- "If ___ he loved, 'twas her alone": Sir Walter Scott
- "If __ I loved her, all that love is gone": Shakespeare
- "If __ again I meet him beard to beard ... ": Shak
- "I love her ten times more than ___ I did": Shak
- "I am worse than ___ I was" ("King Lear")
- "How ill to __ forget thee!": Whitman
- "Don Juan" for all time
- "Command" attachment
- "Black as --- was crow"
- "Black as ___ was crow"
- "As wicked dew as __ my mother brush'd": "The Tempest"
- "As __ beneath a waning moon was haunted": Coleridge
- "Always" poetically
- "Always," in poem
- "All that wealth ___ gave": Gray
- ''Mountain'' finish
- Auction follower?
- Suffix with sonnet or puppet
- Poet's contraction
- Auction conclusion?
- Ballad ending?
- Suffix with command
- Always, poetically
- Auction ending?
- Poetic adverb
- Always, in verse
- Suffix with slogan
- At any time, in poetry
- Suffix with convention
- Eternally, to poets
- Always, in poems
- Perpetually, poetically
- Always, to a poet
- Racket or rocket add-on
- Poetic contraction
- It's always in verse?
- Occupational suffix for auction
- Always, to Keats
- Poet's adverb
- Suffix with mountain or profit
- Aye
- Always, to a verse writer
- Literary contraction
- Ending with who, what or when
- Slogan ending?
- Auction ender?
- Suffix with pamphlet
- Ballad's end?
- Always with an apostrophe
- Market closer?
- Mountain's end?
- Eternally, in poetry
- "...all that wealth ___ gave": Gray
- Musket attachment?
- Suffix with profit or racket
- Suffix with musket or market
- Always used by a poet?
- It's always in sonnets
- Puppet ending
- "I am worse than ___ I was": "King Lear"
- Suffix with auction or profit
- Bard's "always"
- Poet's "eternally"
- Suffix with ballad or mountain
- Ending with ballad
- Ending with profit or racket
- Suffix with cannon or musket
- Musket extension?
- Suffix with racket or rocket
- Suffix with chariot and target
- Suffix with election
- Chariot add-on
- Kin of -ist
- Ending with how
- Convention's end?
- Poetic ending with how
- Election closer?
- Sonnet ending?
- At any time, to a bard
- Poet's ending with what or how
- Election ending?
- At any time, to a poet
- Chariot attachment?
- Suffix with rocket or racket
- Eternally, in verse
- "Most miserable hour that ___ time saw": Lady Capulet
- Ending with what, in verse
- Suffix with puppet
- Musket end?
- Market closing?
- Unceasingly, to Burns
- Always used by Longfellow?
- Weapon lengthener?
- Convention lengthener?
- Always, in sonnets
- Poetic "always"
- "Lo, How a Rose ___ Blooming" (old hymn)
- Name for a bull
- Perpetually, to Pope
- Election extension?
- Always, if the meter requires it
- "What ___ thou art, act well thy part"
- Market add-on
- Convention closer?
- "Thou art the first knave that ___ madest a duke": Vincentio
- Always, in poetry of old
- Always, in odes
- Always, according to Shakespeare
- Convention closing?
- Ending for how or who, for Shakespeare
- Sonnet extender?
- Suffix with market or musket
- Always, to Shakespeare
- Ending for auction
- Suffix for mountain or auction
- One that deals in: Suffix
- Suffix for puppet
- Eternally, to Keats
- Poet's "always"
- For good, to Gray
- Profit chaser?
- Always, to a bard
- Election follower
- Ending for puppet or musket
- Auction chaser
- Profit ending
- Eternally poetic
- Always, in poesy
- Byron's always
- Musket appendage
- Perpetually, to Peacock
- Profit addition
- Profit or mountain chaser
- Eternally, in poesy
- Finisher for musket
- Shelley's always
- Eterne
- Ballad follower
- Command ending
- At any time, poetically
- Chariot chaser
- Relative of o'er
- Eternally, to a poet
- Forever, poetically
- Ending with rocket
- Poe contraction
- Always, to poets
- Poetic word
- Suffix for musket or cannon
- Suffix with cannon and musket
- Always: Poet.
- Poet's word
- Suffix for profit or auction
- Poe's "always"
- Poet's "forever"
- Suffix for musket or profit
- Poetic "ever"
- Tennyson's "always"
- Ever, to Burns
- Always, to Milton
- Ending with musket
- Profit follower
- Rocket attachment?
- Eternally, poetically
- Suffix for pamphlet or sonnet
- Ending for 38 Down
- Suffix with auction and profit
- Suffix for profit or chariot
- Noun ending
- Ending for racket or rocket
- Ending for racket or profit
- Burns's always
- Ending for musket or market
- Ending for mountain or musket
- Keatsian contraction
- Ever, to Poe
- Profit ender?
- Rocket follower
- Eternally, in poems
- Poet's eternity
- Poet's always
- Browning's "always"
- Noun suffix
- Doer: Suffix
- Always, to an old poet
- Always, to bards
- Musket add-on?
- Bard's always
- Bard's contraction
- Always, in a sonnet
- Auction ending
- Occupational ending
- At all times, in verse
- Ever, to Emerson and the likes
- Ending like -arian
- Ending for "puppet" or "profit"
- All eternity, to a bard
- "Air" homonym
- Suffix with "puppet" or "profit"
- Poetic 'always'
- Ever, poetically
- Always, in a poem
- All eternity, poetically
- Musket tip?
- At any time, in poems
- "Mountain" or "rocket" finish
- Suffix with "musket" or "ballad"
- Suffix with "ballad" or "puppet"
- Suffix for "mountain" or "musket"
- Profit add-on?
- Poetically always
- Poetic ever
- Musket ending
- Mountain extension?
- For all time, poetically
- Continually, to Shelley
- Continually, in a poem
- Byron's eternity
- Bard's adverb
- Always, to Poe
- Always, to Byron
- "Racket" or "profit" ending
- "Musket" suffix
- Suffix with "pamphlet"
- Suffix for "puppet"
- Slogan ending
- Rocket tail?
- Relative of eterne
- Racket's ending
- Racket extension?
- Racket ending
- Perpetually, in verse
- It's always in a poem
- For time eterne
- Ever (poetic)
- Eternally, to Poe
- Ending for mountain
- Ending for market or profit
- Ending for "musket"
- End of an auction?
- End of a musket?
- Constantly, to Keats
- Constantly, to a bard
- Auction finale?
- Always, versified
- Always, to the Bard
- Air homonym
- "I love her ten times more than ___ I did": Petruchio
- Without end, to poets
- Suffix with rocket or profit
- Suffix with rocket or convention
- Suffix with "racket" or "rocket"
Wikipedia
EER
EER may refer to:
- Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio, A seasonal average (SEER) of the Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER)
- Energy efficiency rating, a score out of six stars applied to housing in the Australian Capital Territory
- East of England Regiment, a British army unit
- Equine Exertional Rhabdomyolysis, a muscular problem due to carbohydrate overload in horses
- Emerging Energy Research, a subsidiary of IHS Inc.
- Enhanced Entity-Relationship Model, a high-level conceptual data model extended from the Entity-Relationship Model
- European Economic Review, a journal published by Elsevier
- Equal Error Rate, a score to measure the accuracy of a statistical classification or detection system.
- Experimental event rate
- Enlisted Performance Report
- Enhanced Entity–Relationship (or Extended Entity–Relationship) is a high-level or conceptual data model incorporating extensions to the original entity–relationship (ER) model, used in the design of databases.
Usage examples of "eer".
November, eer sat on a bench and squinted through bare tree limbs at a blue-and-white sky.
Paul, met Etienne en Lili en Marie, en de oude mevrouw Van Raat riep van den overkant haar toe, dat de familie Pretmaker de eer van haren naam weer goed ophield.
McCoy, my copilot, and my flight engi n eer to be taken immediately many miles away to a safe area.