Crossword clues for eng
eng
- Its capital is London: Abbr
- It's south of Scot
- It may be studied as a second lang
- He and Chang were inseparable
- Half of a celebrated set of twins
- CPR employee
- Course with vocab
- Conjoined twin name
- Comp. course
- Certain twin's name
- Bath site: Abbr
- Bath setting: Abbr
- Australia's lang
- An official lang. of Malta
- An official lang. of Hong Kong
- A famous twin
- 2012 Olympics host (Abbr.)
- World Cup squad whose fans chant "It's coming home": Abbr
- Winner of the 1966 World Cup: Abbr
- Where Sting is from: Abbr
- Where soccer was invented: Abbr
- Where Queen Elizabeth II lives: Abbr
- Where Prince William lives: Abbr
- Where Prince Charles lives: Abbr
- Where Manchester and Birmingham are: Abbr
- Where Liverpool and Leeds are: Abbr
- Where GMT is based
- Where Elton John is from: Abbr
- Where Adele and Lily Allen come from: Abbr
- What MIT hasn't a major in
- What I got my B.A. in
- Univ. dept
- U.S. adversary in 1812
- U.K. lang
- Twin with a heart for his brother?
- Twin who adopted the surname Bunker
- Twin name
- Twin connected to Chang
- Tower of London loc
- This language, for short
- Third-most spoken lang. in the world
- The king's lang
- Surrey loc
- Subtitles option: Abbr
- Subj. with writing exercises
- Subj. with vocab
- Subj. with sentence diagrams
- Subj. with grammar
- Subj. that involves reading novels
- Sheffield loc
- Shakespeare's lang
- Shakespeare wrote in it: Abbr
- Setting for PD James whodunits
- Second lang., for some
- Scorsese major at NYU
- School course: Abbr
- S.A.T. subj
- RR V.I.P
- Romney's major at BYU
- Required H.S. class
- Reading setting: Abbr
- Queen Anne's War participant: Abbr
- Pt. of ESL
- Part of U. K
- Part of the United Kingdom: Abbr
- Part of O.E.D.: Abbr
- Part of Gt. Brit
- Part of Gr. Britain
- Part of Gr. Brit
- Part of Gr. Br
- Part of G. B
- Part of E.E. (abbr.)
- Part of Britain: Abbr
- One Siamese twin
- One of the Bunker brothers (who were famous for their closeness)
- One of six official languages of the UN
- One of Singapore's official languages (Abbr.)
- One of RSA's 11 official languages
- One of a very close pair of brothers
- One of a pair of famous twins
- One of a famous set of twins
- Official language of Calif
- Official language of Belize: Abbr
- Official language of Barbados and the Bahamas: Abbr
- Official lang. of Zambia
- Official lang. of Trinidad and Tobago
- Official lang. of Namibia
- Official lang. of Malawi
- Norfolk loc
- Native lang. for over 400 million
- Nat. where the first successful blood transfusion was performed
- Name of a famous well-connected man
- Most common spoken language in the US: Abbr
- Mitt Romney's BA major
- Mem. of the U.K
- Man from M.I.T.: Abbr
- Maj. that involves loads of writing
- Maj. that both of this puzzle's authors have college degs. in
- Main lang. of the Commonwealth countries
- London's land, for short
- London's country: Abbr
- London loc
- London is its cap
- Lit and comp subj
- Like the Brontes: abbr
- Like the Brontë sisters: abbr
- Like Lamb or Bacon: abbr
- Like Eddie Redmayne: abbr
- Like Benedict Cumberbatch: abbr
- Leeds loc
- Largest part of the United Kingdom: Abbr
- Language this clue is in: Abbr
- Language spoken in London: Abbr
- Language of N. Amer
- Lang. you speak
- Lang. with many ways to pronounce "ough"
- Lang. that's a popular night school subject
- Lang. subj
- Lang. of the U.S.A
- Lang. of Cads Lewis
- Lang. of Bermuda and the Bahamas
- Lang. of Belize
- Lancashire lang
- Jamaica's official lang
- Its cap. is London
- It's overheard in the U.K
- International lang
- Host of the first World Table Tennis Championships: Abbr
- Hong Kong lang
- Home to Brighton and York: Abbr
- Home of Queen Eliz
- Heath's country: Abbr
- He was quite attached to his brother
- He was attached to Chang
- He was always very close to his brother
- He outlived his twin brother by a few hours
- He and his brother were very close
- Half of a famous pair
- Guernsey tongue: Abbr
- From London or Liverpool: Abbr
- From Liverpool or London: Abbr
- Famous conjoined twin
- ESL part
- ESL component: Abbr
- Derby's home: Abbr
- Derby's country: Abbr
- Course listing abbr
- Country whose second-largest city is Manchester: Abbr
- Country in the UK
- Compulsory HS subject
- Comp. lit. relative
- Common B.A. major
- Class with vocab. lists
- Chang's other half
- Chang's famous twin
- Chang's connected twin
- Chang's companion
- Chang's closest connection?
- Chang and ____
- C.E., E.E. or M.E
- Bunker brother
- Brit's lang
- Bristol loc
- BFA course
- Bath's land: Abbr
- BA credit
- AP Lit. or Lang. subject
- An official U.N. lang
- An official language of Canada: Abbr
- An official lang. of Tonga
- An official lang. of Kenya
- Alternative to Russ. or Fr
- Ally of the U.S
- Albion: Abbr
- A.C.T. subj
- A U.S. lang
- A famous conjoined twin
- Chang's twin
- H.S. course
- Neighbor of Scot.
- Chang's Siamese twin
- It's south of Scot.
- S.A.T. subj.
- H.S. class
- Our lang.
- High school subj.
- Half a celebrated set
- Famous twin
- H.S. subject
- Noted twin
- Ally of the U.S.
- 3-Down lang.
- Part of the U.K.: Abbr.
- A Siamese twin
- H.S. requirement
- One of the Bunker twins
- School subj.
- Coll. major of many writers
- International lang.
- Like Bacon and Lamb: Abbr.
- Part of the U.K.: Abbr
- Chang's closest relative?
- Henry Hudson explored for it: Abbr.
- Like Bacon or Lamb: Abbr.
- Official lang. of Malta
- College dept.
- It's east of the Isle of Man: Abbr.
- With 8-Down, course that includes Shak.
- Basic school subj.
- E.S.L. part: Abbr.
- Liberal arts major: Abbr.
- Side in the War of 1812: Abbr.
- Chang's conjoined twin
- Univ. dept.
- University dept.
- Essay writer's class: Abbr.
- Official lang. of Mauritius
- 2012 Olympics host: Abbr.
- Official lang. of Guyana
- Official lang. of Barbados
- Arts and Sciences major: Abbr.
- Host and winner of the 1966 World Cup: Abbr.
- Reading locale: Abbr.
- Sandwich site: Abbr.
- Part of E.S.L.: Abbr.
- High-school subj.
- H.S. subj.
- Our language: Abbr.
- Where London is: Abbr.
- London's locale: Abbr.
- Grade school subj.
- Language of Kenya: Abbr.
- Official lang. of Ghana and Grenada
- Like Elvis Costello, but not Elvis Presley: Abbr.
- London is its cap.
- Bath setting: Abbr.
- Class with a Classics unit: Abbr.
- Grade sch. class
- The "E" in E.S.L.: Abbr.
- The "E" of E.S.L.: Abbr.
- Like Spender and Spenser: Abbr.
- Like the Pilgrims: Abbr.
- E.S.L. component: Abbr.
- Bath site: Abbr.
- An official U.N. language: Abbr.
- Lang. class
- A.C.T. subj.
- Like the 13 Colonies: Abbr.
- Lang. course
- C.E., E.E. or M.E.
- Part of G.B.
- ___ Lit. (H.S. subject)
- Chang and ___ (Siamese twins)
- Siamese twin name
- Sch. course
- Sch. subject
- U.S.A. language
- M.I.T. grad.
- Chang's sidekick
- Part of U.K.
- RR man
- RR V.I.P.
- Part of Gr. Br.
- Chang's brother
- M.I.T. graduate
- College subj.
- U.K. division
- One of the Siamese twins
- Neighbor of Ire.
- Eur. land
- Brit.
- B.C.E., for example
- Chang's counterpart
- Chang's close twin
- Character in Wallace's "The Two"
- Scot. neighbor
- Eur. country
- Chang's partner
- Where to have a merrie hol.
- The king's lang.
- Manchester's country (abbr.)
- Our language: Abbr
- Arts and Sciences major: Abbr
- Side in the War of 1812: Abbr
- School subject (abbr.)
- Host and winner of the 1966 World Cup: Abbr
- London's country (abbr.)
- Liverpool's country (abbr.)
- Part of the UK
- It's east of the Isle of Man: Abbr
- Henry Hudson explored for it: Abbr
- School subject with essays: Abbr
- Lang. you're reading now
- High school subj
- High-school subj
- Many an MIT grad
- Grade school subj
- College subj
- A connected twin
- School subject: Abbr
- H.S. subj
- Chang's bosom buddy?
- Celebrated twin
- Sch. subj
- Language: Abbr
- Humanities subj
- Subj. including grammar
- School study: Abbr
- Part of G.B
- Liberal arts subj
- HS class
- Part of ESL: Abbr
- Famous Siamese twin
- College dept
- Where Dover is: Abbr
- U.K. component
- Part of U.K
- Part of ESL
- Major lang
- London's loc
- HS subject
- Bridge builder: Abbr
- U.K. country
- Neighbor of Scot
- London lang
- ESL part: Abbr
- E.S.L. part: Abbr
- Chang's constant companion
- Chang's closest kin
- Basic school subj
- Writer's coll. major, often
- Where Liverpool is: Abbr
- University dept
- U.S. lang
- U.K. part (abbr.)
- U.K. language
- Twin with a connection
- Twin who was quite attached to his brother
- Sussex loc
- QE II destination
- Part of OED
- One of the U.N.'s official languages
- Official lang. of Liberia
- Official lang. of Jamaica
- Official lang. of Fiji
- Official lang. of Belize
- Neighbor of Ire
- Neighbor of Fr
- Maj. with a "Great Books" class, perhaps
- London's land: Abbr
- Language this puzzle is in: Abbr
- Lang. of T.S. Eliot
- Lang. of Jamaica
Wiktionary
eng
n. Roman alphabet ŋ: The Latin-based letter formed by combining the letters ''n'' and ''g'', used in the International Phonetic Alphabet, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saami, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mende, and some Australian aboriginal languages. In the IPA, it represents the voiced velar nasal, the ''ng'' sound in running and rink.
Wikipedia
Eng (letter)
Eng or engma ( capital: Ŋ, lowercase: ŋ) is a letter of the Latin alphabet, used to represent a velar nasal (as in English sii) in the written form of some languages and in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
ENG
ENG, Eng, or eng may refer to:
- Eng (letter) or Ŋ or ŋ
- E.N.G., a Canadian television drama
- Eng Lake, a lake in Minnesota
- Empty net goal, scored against team whose goaltender has been assigned tasks elsewhere on the rink
- Endoglin, a protein
- Engineer
- Engineering
- England's Chapman code
- English language's ISO 639 code
- Electronic news-gathering
- Electronystagmography, a medical test that can help diagnosis eye and balance problems
- Ng (surname) or Eng, a surname
- Velar nasal or eng, a phoneme
- Eng, Tyrol, an exclave in Tyrol, Austria
- ENG (calculator mode), a mode and indicator on calculators to invoke engineering notation
Usage examples of "eng".
So he sits there all night next to the body in the middle of this sort of desert, the Chorasmian waste he calls it, while all around these armies are busy doing what armies do, one of the saddest scenes in Eng.
That English line looked pitifully small, perhaps because its men- at-arms were on foot and so took up much less room than mounted knights, yet Sir Guillaume grudgingly acknowledged that the Eng- lish King had chosen his position well.
I think I saw this land of curve once, on a blackboard, when a class in non-Euclidean geometry had used the room before my own class in Eng Lit Pope to Swinb.
In a moment the polished Eng- lish gentleman reverted to the naked ape man.
They had to have a reference point, a tiny island in the vast dark which they could share with whatever they might produce out of their neuron fibers, and Eng multipliers.
Drs Eng and Royston, who taught the meat of the course, announced at the beginning of the session that the mid-term papers had been graded and were ready to be returned.