Crossword clues for ent
ent
- Defer ending
- Congestion doc
- Allergy specialist, perhaps
- Where sinusitis is a subspecialty
- Way in: Abbr
- Vertigo specialist, for short
- Uvula doc
- Type of MD
- Tympanometry doc
- Treelike Tolkien being
- Treebeard’s race
- Treebeard, for one
- Treebeard, e.g
- Treebeard for one
- Tree thing in Tolkien
- Tree creature of "LOTR"
- Treater of tinnitus
- Treater of a deviated septum, for short
- Tonsillitis MD
- Tonsil-checking MD
- Tolkien's Treebeard is one
- Tolkien's Skinbark, for one
- Tolkien's Beechbone, e.g
- Tolkien's "shepherd of the trees"
- Tolkien tree herder
- Tolkien tree critter
- Tolkien tree
- Tolkien talking tree
- Tolkien talking plant
- Tolkien plant
- Tolkien forest shepherd
- Tolkien creature that's not an orc or an elf
- Tolkien behemoth
- Tang or port follower
- Tall Tolkien creature
- Sylvan Tolkien creature
- Suffix with transcend
- Suffix with differ and correspond
- Suffix with depend and descend
- Suffix with "respond"
- Suffix with "absorb"
- Suffix with ''differ'' or ''insist''
- Suffix forming adjectives from verbs
- Suffix for transcend or depend
- Suffix for persist
- Suffix for "consist" or "differ"
- Suffix for "absorb" or "insist"
- Suffix for "absorb" or "differ"
- Strep treater: Abbr
- Strep doc
- Specialty including rhinology
- Specialized M.D
- Specialist who might treat otitis interna
- Specialist who might conduct a balance test
- Specialist M.D
- Snoring specialist
- Slow walker from Fangorn Forest
- Sleep apnea doc
- Skinbark of fantasy fiction, for one
- Sinusitis treater, for short
- Sinusitis treater, briefly
- Sinusitis treater (Abbr.)
- Sinusitis doctor
- Sinusitis doc
- Sinus infection treater: Abbr
- Sinus headache treater: Abbr
- Shepherd of the forest, in fantasy fiction
- Shady Tolkien creature
- S(t)i(fled, i)n(hibited, sh)u(t, con)s(traine)d(, gated,) o(r) c(hecked, with "up")
- Rhinitis-treating doc
- Rhinitis diagnoser, for short
- Rhinitis diagnoser, briefly
- Respond conclusion
- Respond add-on
- Quickbeam or Fangorn, e.g
- Protector of the trees, in Tolkien
- Portal: Abbr
- Port or cog ender
- Pipes specialist
- Par and pot ender
- Otorhinolaryngologist, in 18 fewer letters
- Otorhinolaryngologist, for short
- Otolaryngologist's specialty (abbr.)
- Otolaryngologist, familiarly
- Otolaryngologist, briefly
- Otitis-treating MD
- Otitis treater: Abbr
- One handling inspiring issues
- Middle-earth giant
- Member of a treelike race in Tolkien fiction
- Md. specialist
- MD who treats sinusitis
- M.D. who treats sinusitis
- M.D. type
- Leaflock, e.g. in "The Two Towers"
- Laryngology specialist: Abbr
- Laryngitis doc
- Kind of M.D
- Head M.D.?
- Giant Tolkien creature
- Giant of fantasy fiction
- Gateway: Abbr
- Frodo friend
- Forest-dweller of fantasy fiction
- Forest of Fangorn inhabitant
- Forest friend of Frodo
- Fighter in the fictional Battle of Isengard
- Fictional tree shepherd
- Fictional tree person
- Fictional giant
- Fictional creature whose name is Old English for “giant”
- Fantasy creature from the Old English for "giant"
- Existing: Suffix
- Enemy of Saruman the White
- Endoscope user, briefly
- Ending with insist
- Ending with absorb or differ
- Ending for "respond" or "absorb"
- Ending for "insist" or "despond"
- Ending for "insist" or "depend"
- Ending for "insist" or "absorb"
- Ending for "exist" or "insist"
- Ending for "exist" or "consist"
- Ending for "differ" or "persist"
- Ending for "despond" or "depend"
- Ending for "consist" or "absorb"
- Ending for "absorb" or "differ"
- Ending for "absorb" or "depend"
- Ending for "absorb"
- Electronystagmography specialist
- Dysphonia doc
- Dr. who treats snorers
- Dr. who treats sinus issues
- Dr. who focuses on the head
- Dr. treating pharyngitis
- Dr. treating laryngitis
- Dr. for laryngitis sufferers
- Door: Abbr
- Doctor who may treat strep
- Doctor who examines tonsils and sinuses: Abbr
- Doc with an otoscope
- Doc who treats snorers
- Doc who takes out tonsils
- Doc who might treat sleep apnea
- Doc who might perform laryngologic surgery
- Doc who might diagnose a deviated septum
- Doc treating tinnitus
- Doc that may administer electronystagmography testing
- Doc seen for head colds
- Doc performing tympanostomies
- Doc for the neck up
- Doc for snorers
- Doc for head colds: abbr
- Doc for head colds
- Differ or depend ending
- Differ ending
- Denizen of Fangorn Forest
- Creature such as Treebeard
- Creature of Tolkien's Fangorn Forest
- Conclusion for consist
- Character with multiple family trees?
- Certain med. specialist
- Big Tolkien character
- Beechbone in "The Lord of the Rings," e.g
- Authority on MSG allergies
- Apnea-treating doc
- Apnea treater
- Allergy specialist: Abbr
- Adjective and noun suffix
- Adjectival ending
- Adenoidectomy dr
- Access: Abbr
- Absorb finish
- Above-the-shoulders doc
- "The Two Towers" extra
- "The Lord of the Rings" tree being
- "Depend" end
- ''Lord of the Rings'' creature
- "The Lord of the Rings" creature
- Suffix with exist or insist
- Suffix with depend or descend
- Suffix with insist or differ
- Tolkien forest giant
- Suffix with correspond
- Tolkein tree-man
- Suffix with consist
- "Lord of the Rings" creatures that must speak in tiny, high-pitched voices when they're seeds
- Suffix with superintend
- Suffix with absorb
- Suffix with respond
- Tolkien creature with branches
- Med. specialty
- Fangorn Forest dweller
- M.D.'s specialty
- Insect study: Abbr.
- Suffix with persist
- Suffix with differ or defer
- Tolkien tree creature
- Characterized by: Suffix
- Creature in "The Two Towers"
- Treebeard in "The Lord of the Rings," e.g.
- Sinus specialist, briefly
- Otoscope user, for short
- Med. focus
- Kind of Dr.
- Specialist M.D.
- Dr. who handles otitis cases: Abbr.
- Suffix with despond
- "Say 'ah'" doc
- Ending with insist or exist
- M.D. specialty
- Fangorn in "The Lord of the Rings," e.g.
- Treebeard, e.g.
- Apnea specialist, for short
- Doc with a tongue depressor, maybe
- Specialized M.D.
- Apnea specialist: Abbr.
- Sinusitis studier's specialty: Abbr.
- Three-in-one M.D.
- Talking tree of Middle-earth
- Head doctor, for short?
- Apnea diagnoser, briefly
- Tolkien's Treebeard, e.g.
- Otolaryngology: Abbr.
- M.D. who may examine the sinuses
- One who's often looking down in the mouth, for short?
- M.D. concerned with tonsils
- Certain M.D.
- Fictional creature whose name is Old English for "giant"
- "The Lord of the Rings" tree creature
- Rhinology expert, for short
- Adenoidectomy specialist, for short
- One who might write an Rx for drops
- Penlight-wielding doc
- Strep treater, for short
- Treelike creature in "The Lord of the Rings"
- Forest creature in "The Lord of the Rings"
- Dr. for the neck up
- Sinus doc
- "The Two Towers" denizen
- Battle of Isengard participant
- Tonsil doc
- One of a race in Middle-earth
- Head doc?
- Tinnitus treater: Abbr.
- Fangorn Forest denizen
- Med. specialist
- Otorhinolaryngology, familiarly
- Foe of Saruman, in Tolkien
- Sinus specialist, succinctly
- Treelike creature of Middle-earth
- Suffix with subsist
- Specialist in three of the five senses, for short
- Suffix for consist
- Ending for differ or insist
- Tolkien character
- An imperfect ten?
- Suffix for exist
- Defer or differ ending
- Ending for depend
- An end for depend
- Talking tree of fantasy
- Suffix for differ
- Ending for respond or despond
- A.F.B. in Colorado
- Tolkien creation
- Adjectival suffix
- Air Force Base at Colorado Springs
- Suffix with depend or absorb
- Noun suffix
- Suffix with exist and insist
- Ending with persist
- Ending with consist
- Adjective-forming suffix
- Inner: Comb. form
- Tolkien tree-man
- Sinusitis studier's specialty: Abbr
- Dr. who handles otitis cases: Abbr
- Within: Prefix
- Hit the road
- Inner: Prefix
- Adjective suffix
- Noun ending
- Adjective ending
- Tolkien's Treebeard, for one
- Tolkien tree dweller
- Tolkien tree people
- Tolkien critter
- Sinusitis-treating MD
- Tolkien tree being
- Tolkien forest creature
- Insect study: Abbr
- Tolkien tree person
- Sinus specialist, for short
- Multipurpose doc, for short
- MD's specialty
- Tonsillitis-treating MD
- Tonsillitis M.D
- MD specialty
- End for depend or differ
- Dr.'s specialty
- Doorway: Abbr
- Creature in "The Lord of the Rings"
- Tonsillitis-treating doc
- Medical specialty
- Fangorn Forest creature
- Ending for exist
- Ending for absorb
- Creature created by J.R.R. Tolkien
- "The Two Towers" creature
- Treebeard in "The Lord of the Rings"
- Tolkien woodland creature
- Study of insects: Abbr
- Sinusitis-treating doc
- Sinus specialist: Abbr
- Rhinitis doc
- Otitis doc
- Fictional tree creature
- Depend end
- Common suffix
- Certain M.D
- "The Lord of the Rings" being
- "Lord of the Rings" tree creature
- Upper-level doc?
- Treebeard of "The Lord of the Rings," for one
- Treebeard in ''The Lord of the Rings''
- Tonsillectomy MD
- Tolkien's talking tree
- Tolkien's Beechbone, for one
- Tolkien giant
- Tinnitus treater, for short
- Three-in-one M.D
- Talking Tolkien tree
- Suffix with string
- Suffix with "depend" or "absorb"
- Suffix with "consist"
- Specialty of some MDs
- Sinus M.D
- Sinus Dr
- Rhinitis-treating MD
- Otoscope-wielding doc
- Otolaryngology doc
- Otolaryngologist, for short
- Noun or adjective suffix
- Middle-earth denizen
- MD treating canals
- Leafy Tolkien creature
- Kind of Dr
- Kind of doc (3)
- Fangorn Forest inhabitant
- Fangorn figure
- Ending for "persist" or "respond"
- Ending for "persist" or "consist"
- Ending for "differ" or "depend"
- Doc for head stuff: abbr
- Dendriform Tolkien creature
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. (context fantasy English) A fictional large talking tree. Etymology 2
vb. (context dialect British Devon English) To empty or pour.
Wikipedia
Ents are a race of beings in J. R. R. Tolkien's fantasy world Middle-earth who closely resemble trees. They are similar to the talking trees in folklore around the world. Their name is derived from the Anglo-Saxon word for giant.
The Ents appear in The Lord of the Rings as ancient shepherds of the forest and allies of the free peoples of Middle-earth during the War of the Ring. The Ent who figures most prominently in the book is Treebeard, who (credibly) claims to be the oldest creature in Middle-earth. At the time The Lord of the Rings takes place, there are no young Ents (Entings) because the Entwives (female Ents) were lost. The Ents are akin to Huorns, whom Treebeard describes as a transitional form of trees which become animated or, conversely, as Ents who grow more "treelike" over time.
Inspired by Tolkien and similar traditions, animated or anthropomorphic tree creatures appear in a variety of media and works of fantasy.
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Ent is a Puerto Rican Experimental (formerly black metal) band/musical project created in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico, founded and led by Tonyjoe Lleras.
Usage examples of "ent".
Verteidigung der Stadt die Waffen ergreifen und entging bei einem Ausfall nur mit genauer Noth dem Tode.
The Ents were composed at the elementary level of information-processing quanta, after all, and it did not seem so strange that they should be able to influence things around them by what they would perceive as thought.
In any case, the Thuriens had already commenced an intensive program of research into the matter, and whatever the precise form of the final answer, there seemed every chance that the Ents would come to put their unique abilities and nature to good use, and take their place in the Omniverse, alongside Terrans, Jevlenese, and Ganymeans.
Thuriens had already commenced an intensive program of research into the matter, and whatever the precise form of the final answer, there seemed every chance that the Ents would come to put their unique abilities and nature to good use, and take their place in the Omniverse, alongside Terrans, Jevlenese, and Ganymeans.
ENT specialists have, at differENT times, embarked on major speleological expeditions into my nasal passages, but most of them have come back baffled.
Also appar ent was a primitive alchemy that fascinated and dis turbed in equal measure.
Ent personality was somehow impressed upon the datastream and transferred with it to express itself in the brain patterns of the Exoverse host.
And when the scientists got down to talking more about it, the apparent miracle-workings of some of the Ents began to sound less farfetched.
The Ents were composed at the elementary level of information-processing quanta, after all, and it did not seem so strange that they should be able to influence things around them by what they would perceive as thought.
The agEnts they sent to Earth included Ents, and the things the Ents talked about from their own past got mixed up with the real history going on around them.
That left one final mystery that the team felt should have at least a tentative explanation before they approached Calazar: How could the Ents have become aware that an Exoverse existed, and have managed to escape into it?
Through their ability to influence objects and evEnts remotely as we have already seen, some of the Ents discovered how to draw these currEnts lower until they could intercept the flow directly.
Instead, the same principle of correspondence that caused emerged Ents to remember their past experiences in Exoversemeaningful terms would cause the surrogates to perceive their experiences in terms that were familiar.
Hunt, whatever the nature of the bound pattern of cells that VISAR had needed to commandeer to create his Ent-equivalent acceptable to other Ents, would look, to himself, like Huntmodified and appareled in whatever way VISAR judged appropriate to the circumstances that it discerned.
For all anyone outside knew, many of the Ents might want to stay there, and nobody was going to disagree with their right to do so.