Crossword clues for erne
erne
- Aquatic bird
- Beach bird
- Coastal bird of prey
- Large bird
- Marine predator
- Ocean bird
- Shore flier
- Graceful seabird
- White-tailed sea eagle
- Gull cousin
- Fish-eating sea bird
- Fish-loving eagle
- Bald eagle's kin
- Shore eagle
- Maritime raptor
- It soars over shores
- Fish-catching eagle
- Hawk relative
- Coastal flyer
- River of Ireland
- Ocean raptor
- Long-winged sea eagle
- Flying fish-eater
- Bulky grayish-brown eagle
- It soars over the coast
- Eagle by the sea
- Seaside flier
- Bird around the shore
- Bird along the coast
- Avian fisher
- Small eagle
- Seaside soarer
- Graceful sea eagle
- Eagle variety
- Eagle that's a coastal flier
- Eagle along the coast
- Bird or Irish river
- Atlantic eagle
- Sea eagle or Irish river
- Ocean flyer
- Maritime eagle
- Lough ___ (Irish lake)
- Grayish-brown sea eagle
- Fishing bird
- Fish-loving flier
- Fish-eating predator
- Fish-eating fowl
- Eagle by the shore
- Bald eagle relative
- Avian predator
- Atlantic City flapper
- Another graceful seabird
- Shore raptor
- Shore prospector
- Shore diver
- Seaside glider
- Seacoast fowl
- Sea bird or Northern Irish lake
- Relative of the fish hawk
- Relative of the bald eagle
- Osprey cousin
- Ocean-fish feeder
- Lough Gowna's river
- Long-winged shore sight
- Large grayish-brown eagle
- Kite relative
- Grayish-brown eagle
- Graceful, swooping seabird
- Flapper over Atlantic City
- Fish-catching bird
- European eagle
- Estuary in Ballyshannon
- Eagle that soars over seas
- Eagle over the sea
- Eagle along the shore
- Donegal river
- Coastal-flying eagle
- Coastal soarer
- Coastal fisher
- Bird that fishes
- Bald eagle cousin
- Another shorebird
- Another marine bird
- White-tailed shore eagle
- White-tailed pelagic bird
- White-tailed marine eagle
- White-tailed coastal bird
- Shore patroller
- Seaside swooper
- Seashore raptor
- Seashore predator
- Seacoast flyer
- Seabird that starts with an E
- Sea predator of crosswords
- Sea eagle (var.)
- Sea bird or Irish lough
- River through Northern Ireland
- River in Donegal
- Raptor over the coast
- Powerful sea flyer
- Oceanic raptor
- Ocean flapper
- Northern Ireland river that shares its name with a bird
- Marine layer?
- Loser to Gans
- Long-winged shore eagle
- Lily's Tomlin's "Laugh-In" operator character
- Kite's cousin
- Irish river that shares its name with a bird
- Ireland's Shannon-___ Waterway
- Gull friend?
- Gray coastal eagle
- Flying shore scavenger
- Flier of the Norwegian coast
- Fishing flyer
- Fishing eagle
- Fish-eating shore eagle
- Enniskillen's river
- Eagle-eyed hunter
- Eagle-eyed creature
- Eagle you might see from a yacht
- Eagle with a white tail
- Eagle type
- Eagle over the coast
- Eagle of the coasts
- Eagle near water
- Eagle near the coast
- Coastal avian hunter
- Coastal attacker
- Coast flyer
- Cliff bird
- Certain coastal bird
- Bird that eats seafood
- Bird indigenous to crosswords
- Bird in computer network?
- Bird in "never needed"?
- Bird hiding in the four longest puzzle answers
- Aquiline sea bird
- A large coastal eagle
- Sea flyer
- Sea swooper
- Sea eagle variety
- Sea bird or Irish river
- Cliff dweller
- Crossword bird or Irish river
- River to Donegal Bay
- Piscivorous flyer
- Shore soarer
- Relative of 55-Across
- Ocean flier
- Bald eagle's cousin
- Coastal flier
- White-tailed flier
- Fish-eating eagle
- Bird on a cliff
- Flying fisher
- Sea flier
- Northern Ireland's Shannon-___ Waterway
- Marine eagle
- Seaside bird
- Coastal raptor
- White-tailed eagle
- Fish-eating flier
- Northern Ireland lough
- Fish-eating raptor
- Seaside raptor
- Ballyshannon's river
- White-tailed bird of prey
- Eagle of the sea
- Irish river to Donegal Bay
- Marine flier that scavenges food from otters
- Ocean eagle
- Marine raptor
- Island-dotted lake of Northern Ireland
- Fish-loving bird
- Kite's kin
- Shore bird
- Predatory seabird
- Shoreline flier
- White-tailed raptor
- Bird that's also the name of an Irish river
- Seashore flier
- Littoral eagle
- Shoreline raptor
- Cousin of a kite
- Of Europe and Greenland
- Bulky grayish-brown eagle with a short wedge-shaped white tail
- Irish lake or river, or crossword bird
- River in N. Ireland
- Bird of prey around a shore
- Feathered piscator
- Nautical bird
- Sea sight
- Lake in Ireland
- River into Donegal Bay
- Haliaeetus albicilla
- Fish-eating bird
- Pelagic bird
- Littoral flier
- River in Ireland or eagle type
- Bonebreaker's cousin
- Zane Grey's masked rider
- Lough of N. Ireland
- Pelagic fish-eater
- Piscivorous bird
- Donegal Bay feeder
- Bird of merit?
- Coastal cruiser
- Former lightweight champ
- County Donegal river
- Petrel's cousin
- Pelagic creature
- Pelagic predator
- Lough ___, Ireland
- He fought Joe Gans
- Lough ___, in Eire
- Lammergeier's cousin
- Loser to Gans: 1902 bout
- Swooper by the sea
- Bald eagle's relative
- Loser to Gans in 1902
- An accipiter
- Relative of a bonebreaker
- Fulmar's kin
- Coastal predator
- River of Northern Ireland
- Atlantic flier
- Marine bird of prey
- Irish river or lake
- Salty soarer
- One of the Haliaeetus genus
- Aerie dweller
- Water bird
- Frank ___ of boxing fame
- Fish hawk's cousin
- Upper Lough ___, in Northern Ireland
- Greenland aerie builder
- Atlantic bird
- Sea raptor
- Osprey's relative
- Lightweight champ before Joe Gans
- Lightweight champ: 1899–1902
- Relative of a fulmar
- Piscivorous flier
- Former featherweight champ
- Cousin of 31 Across
- Eagle of many puzzles
- Relative of a fish eagle
- Gull's cousin
- Sea-going flier
- Osprey's cousin
- White-tailed fisheater
- Osprey's cousin (4)
- Coastal eagle
- Predatory marine bird
- Puzzler's pet eagle
- Sea cliff dweller
- One with eagle eyes
- River in Ulster
- Early lightweight champ
- Relative of a gannet
- Sea eagle or lake in Ireland
- Raptorial bird
- Solan's kin
- Flesh-eating eagle
- Rapacious bird
- Ireland's Lough ___
- Former flyweight champ
- White-tailed sea bird
- Lough ___, in Ireland
- High flier at sea
- Eagle sailors found in middle of Greece
- Reportedly bring in large bird of prey
- Poacher nearly catching bird
- Plover, nestling, swallows, eagle
- Bird to take home picked up from trap?
- High-flyer in Navy plugging point repeatedly
- A bird in danger - nesting
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Erne
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).
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
erne
"sea eagle," from Old English earn "eagle," from Proto-Germanic *aron-, *arnuz "eagle" (cognates: Old High German arn, German Aar, Middle Dutch arent, Old Norse örn, Gothic ara "eagle"), from PIE root *or- "great bird" (cognates: Greek ornis "bird," Old Church Slavonic orilu, Lithuanian erelis, Welsh eryr "eagle"). The Germanic word also survives in the first element of names such as Arnold and Arthur.
Wiktionary
erne
n. 1 (context chiefly poetic dialectal scientific English) An eagle. 2 An eagle with a distinctive white tail; specifically, the white-tailed eagle (''Haliaeetus albicilla'').
WordNet
erne
n. bulky grayish-brown eagle with a short wedge-shaped white tail; of Europe and Greenland [syn: ern, gray sea eagle, European sea eagle, white-tailed sea eagle, Haliatus albicilla]
Wikipedia
Erne
Erne may refer to:
Ships- HMS Erne, various ships of Britain's Royal Navy
- Erne (ship), a British (later Canadian) ship that transported Indian labourers
- Young Erne (1884–1944), a boxer
- Philippe Erne (born 1986), Liechtenstein footballer
- Sea eagle, any bird of prey in the genus Haliaeetus, especially the white-tailed eagle H. albicilla
- Earl Erne, a title in the peerage of Ireland
- River Erne, a river in Ireland
- Lough Erne, two connected lakes in Ireland
- Erne Integrated College, Enniskillen, Northern Ireland
- Ertzainen Nazional Elkartasuna (National Solidarity of Ertzainas, known as ErNE) a workers union of the Ertzaintza (police of the Basque Country).
Usage examples of "erne".
Erne, looking so wonderfully handsome and so exquisitely clean, that going to Augusta Court to superintend the emptying of a cesspool became absolutely impossible.
Their lords were at home, furbishing up their arms and armor, whacking grimly away at painted four-by-fours in the backyard or arranging hurried private sessions with John Erne.
Few of their combats lasted longer than three minutes, and the referee—one Sir Roric the Uncouth, who wore a full bearskin and a pair of plaid shorts—laughed and called jokes to a wincing John Erne as he named the victors.