Crossword clues for ers
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- Workplaces for some R.N.'s
- Workplaces for RNs and MDs
- Where to find M.D.s and R.N.s
- Waffling sounds
- Verbal uncertainties
- US tax collector
- Urgent care center alternatives
- Urgent care alternatives
- Underconfident utterances
- Triage spots, in brief
- Triage locales, briefly
- They go with "ums"
- Syllables of hesitation
- Some noun endings
- Sites of some arrests: Abbr
- Places where ambulances bring patients: Abbr
- Mumblings of uncertainty
- Medical drama locales, for short
- Med. drama settings
- Lecturer's lapses
- Interjections of indecision
- Hospitals' "treat right away" areas: Abbr
- Hospital parts, for short
- Hospital depts
- Hospital crisis areas: Abbr
- Hosp. rooms
- Hesitation syllables
- Hesitant speech sounds
- Hectic hosp. spots
- Hectic hosp. sections
- FL billboards display their current wait times
- EMTs head to them
- Defib locales
- Critical-care ctrs
- Cousins of ums
- Comparative suffixes
- Common suffixes
- Ambulance destinations, often (abbr.)
- Alternatives to urgent care clinics, for short
- 76 suffix, in sports
- You may leave them in stitches, briefly
- Wretched vetch
- Workup sites, briefly
- Workplaces for some nurses, for short
- Workplaces for some MDs
- Workplaces for MD's
- Workplaces for LPNs
- Workplaces for L.P.N.s
- Work sites for RNs
- Where victims of arrests are taken, for short
- Where there may be openings in the medical field?
- Where some MDs work
- Where residents are often found
- Where people who need immediate medical attention go: Abbr
- Where operators may be standing by? (abbr.)
- Where MDs and RNs keep busy
- Where "stat" is often spoken
- Vile vetch
- Utterances from the uncertain
- Utterances expressing doubt
- Um cousins
- TV drama sites
- Triage sites (Abbr.)
- Triage places, for short
- Triage locales: Abbr
- Trauma treatment ctrs
- They may leave you in stitches: Abbr
- They may have special entrances in hosps
- They may come with ums
- Stuttering sounds
- Stumbling words
- Stressful workplaces for M.D.s
- Stressful hospital sections
- Stressful hospital areas: Abbr
- Stops before ICUs, maybe
- Spots for some Drs
- Spots for MDs
- Spots for drips: Abbr
- Sounds omitted in transcription
- Sounds of stumbles
- Sounds of a nervous speaker
- Sounds from the unsure
- Sounds from one lacking words
- Sounds edited out of a taped broadcast
- Some urgent care facilities, for short
- Some TV doctor drama sets
- Some stumbles
- Some stammering
- Some hospital-drama sets, briefly
- Sites of sudden admissions, for short
- Sites of many TV dramas
- Sites of doc work
- Sites for RNs
- Settings of some TV dramas
- Settings of many TV dramas
- Settings for some TV dramas (abbr.)
- Settings for some TV dramas
- Settings for some hospital dramas (abbr.)
- Sets of many hospital dramas: Abbr
- Sets for some TV dramas
- RN's posts
- Residents practice in them (abbr.)
- Relatives of "ums"
- Places with lots of IVs
- Places where lives are saved, briefly
- Places where ambulances arrive: Abbr
- Places using plaster
- Places using paddles
- Places to which patients are rushed in hosps
- Places to which M.D.s rush
- Places to treat v-fib
- Places to hear cutting remarks, briefly?
- Places to go for a break, briefly
- Places that might transfer people to CCUs
- Places of trauma
- Places for running through your annual insurance deductible in about 20 mins
- Parts of hospitals where you might see IV tubes: Abbr
- Parenthetical sounds of doubt
- Overcrowded U.S. hospital areas
- Often-frantic hosp. spots
- Not 'is
- Medics' destinations
- Medical show settings, for short
- Medical drama settings, briefly
- Medical drama settings (abbr.)
- Medical drama locales: Abbr
- Med.-show sets
- Med. treatment areas
- Med. sites not typically used for surgery
- Med. care sites
- LPN workplaces
- Lousy but common substitutes for primary care docs
- Locations in many medical dramas: Abbr
- Lifesaving sites, briefly
- Lifesaving ctrs
- Kin of "uhs" and "ahems."
- IV-covered areas
- IV drip sites
- It comes after 49
- Interns' workplaces
- Ineloquent one's utterances
- Indecisive syllables
- Hospitals' "treat now" areas: Abbr
- Hospital sites of some high-stakes "Clear!" shouts
- Hospital show settings, for short
- Hospital sections where life-threatening injuries get treated: Abbr
- Hospital sections receiving trauma patients: Abbr
- Hospital places where people show up in ambulances: Abbr
- Hospital places where ambulances take people: Abbr
- Hospital departments where TV shows like "Code Black" are set: Abbr
- Hospital crisis ctrs
- Hospital areas where triage takes place: Abbr
- Hospital areas where immediate attention is given: Abbr
- Hospital areas where critical cases go: Abbr
- Hospital areas where ambulance patients are treated: Abbr
- Hospital areas that treat ankle sprains: Abbr
- Hospital areas that inspired a long-running NBC drama: Abbr
- Hospital areas for urgent cases: Abbr
- Hospital areas for people with critical needs: Abbr
- Hospital areas for lifesaving operations: Abbr
- Hospital areas for ambulance arrivals: Abbr
- Hospital areas for accident victims: Abbr
- Hosp.emergency unit
- Hosp. trauma units
- Hosp. trauma areas
- Hosp. pressure points
- Hosp. emergency units
- Hosp. drama settings
- Hosp. facilities
- High-priority hosp. sites
- Hesitant speaker's insertions
- Hesitant interjection
- Hemming sounds
- Hem-and-haw sounds
- Hem and haw sounds
- Hectic workplaces for MDs
- Hectic sites in hospitals: Abbr
- Hectic parts of hospitals, briefly
- Hectic hospital areas: Abbr
- Hectic hosp. parts
- Hectic hosp. locales
- Halting syllables
- Halting sounds
- Gateways to ICUs
- Filler syllables
- Fence-sitter's sounds
- Entry points for many admissions
- Ending for 76
- Elocutionary stumbles
- EKGs may be done in them
- Docs' work areas
- Destinations for EMS ambulances
- Destinations for ambulances: Abbr
- Defibrillator rms
- Defib-paddle sites
- Defib venues
- CPR settings
- Casualty departments, in the UK
- Care ctrs
- Busy med. workplaces
- Busy hospital areas (Abbr.)
- Busy hosp. spaces
- Busy hosp. sites
- Bustling hosp. locales
- Burn unit locales: Abbr
- Awkward pause sounds
- Ambulances' hosp. destinations
- Ambulances' destinations (abbr.)
- Ambulances speed to them
- Ambulance stopping points: Abbr
- Ambulance patients' hospital destinations: Abbr
- Ambulance destinations (abbr.)
- Ambulance destinations
- Ambulance arrival sites, briefly
- Ambulance arrival locales: Abbr
- Alternatives to "ums"
- Address insertions, at times
- Acute treatment spots
- 24/7 service ctrs
- 24/7 med. facilities
- 24/7 care ctrs
- "This can't wait" hosp. areas
- "Thinking, thinking ..." sounds
- "Sure about that?" sounds
- "Scrubs" and "Transplant" settings
- "Grey's Anatomy" settings, briefly
- "Chicago Med" areas (Abbr.)
- "Chicago Hope" workplaces, briefly
- "Chicago Hope" work areas, briefly
- -ists' relatives
- Where IV's may be administered
- Speaker's pauses
- Speech stumbles
- Speech pauses
- Oral stumbles
- Hesitation sounds
- Occupational suffixes
- Hesitant sounds
- Operation locations, for short
- Trauma sites, for short
- Stumbling points
- Hosp. areas with restricted access
- Sets for med. dramas
- Uhs' kin
- Med. drama sites
- Hems and haws
- Uncertain syllables
- Hems' relatives
- Vocalized pauses
- Crisis points?: Abbr.
- Sounds of hesitation
- Triage sites, briefly
- Hosp. units for urgent care
- Hosp. hot spots
- Hemming and hawing
- Sounds of fluster
- C.P.R. sites
- Speech bobbles
- Stutters
- E.M.T. destinations
- Medevac destinations, briefly
- Hosp. receiving centers
- Where some M.D.'s work
- Trauma ctrs.
- Hosp. sections
- Some TV drama sets
- Voiced pauses
- M.D.'s work in them
- Accident-assessing areas, briefly
- TV drama settings
- Lifesavers, maybe: Abbr.
- Hectic hosp. areas
- Fence-sitters' sounds
- Test administration locations: Abbr.
- Signs of fluster
- Stumblers' sounds
- TV drama sites, for short
- Hesitations on a podium
- Where tests are often given: Abbr.
- Often-hectic hosp. areas
- Some speeding vehicles' destinations, briefly
- Drs.' workplaces
- Settings for some TV dramas: Abbr.
- Settings for some TV dramas, for short
- Ambulances' destinations: Abbr.
- В В Where IV's may be administered
- Spots for 42-Across
- Hosp. locales
- Locales for residents?: Abbr.
- Life-saving locales, for short
- Sites of unplanned visits: Abbr.
- Speech interruptions
- Critical hosp. areas
- Triage areas, briefly
- Defibrillator locales: Abbr.
- Elocution class no-nos
- "Um" cousins
- Audible pauses
- Beginnings of hedges?
- Hospital trauma ctrs.
- Hosp. locations
- Where IVs may be administered
- Workup locales: Abbr.
- Hosp. features
- Misses the mark
- Places with defibrillators, for short
- Quick stumbles
- Where to find lifesavers, for short
- Places to act quickly, for short
- Stammering sounds
- First responders' destinations, briefly
- Sounds of ambivalence
- R.N.'s work in them
- Organ repair sites, for short
- Oral hesitations
- Some TV drama settings, for short
- Defib settings
- Some TV drama sites, for short
- Hosp. parts ... or what the answers to the six starred clues each have twice
- Stretcher settings: Abbr.
- Hosp. sites for dire cases
- Medics' destinations, for short
- Signs of ineloquence
- Unscripted utterances
- You may leave them in stitches: Abbr.
- Ambulance destinations, in brief
- Where IVs might be hooked up
- Hosp. zones
- Where you might see a lot of chest-pumping, for short?
- Triage locales, for short
- Sites of many revivals, briefly
- Sounds often edited out for radio
- Med. workplaces
- R.N.'s are in them
- Hectic places in hosps.
- Hosp. areas for accident victims
- Places for life-and-death decisions, for short
- Where many airways are cleared, briefly
- R.N. workplaces
- Places docs wear smocks
- Silence fillers
- Hosp. areas for lifesaving operations
- R.N. locales
- Where many arrests take place, for short
- Workplaces with many stats, for short?
- Triage spots, for short
- Hosp. triage areas
- They make quick admissions decisions, for short
- Places for quick operations, briefly
- Ambulance destinations, for short
- You might leave them in stitches, for short
- Some 24/7 facilities
- Sites for R.N.s and M.D.s
- Places to which people are always rushing, for short
- Medevac destinations, informally
- Settings for "Grey's Anatomy" and "House," for short
- Sounds of equivocation
- 24/7/365 facilities
- Nurse settings, briefly
- Some TV drama locales, for short
- Places to get the lead out?
- Spots for getting stitches, in brief
- Gaiter locales, for short
- Places to see M.D.'s in a hurry
- Bitter vetch
- Forage plant
- Speakers' hesitations
- Um's partners
- Ums' cousins
- Asiatic vetch
- Stumbling sounds
- Vetch
- Where operators may be standing by: Abbr.
- Sounds of uncertainty
- Verbal pauses
- Uh's cousins
- R.N.'s stations
- Speech fumbles
- Podium pauses
- Kersenneh
- Ending for 76 or 49
- Sounds of hesitance
- Where operators stand by?: Abbr.
- Ineloquent pauses
- Tongue-tied sounds
- Conversational pauses
- Vocal pauses
- San Francisco's 49___
- Hesitant syllables
- Stalling sounds
- Pausing sounds
- Where tests are often given: Abbr
- Sites of unplanned visits: Abbr
- Ambulances' destinations: Abbr
- Hosp. parts ... or what t
- Locales for residents?: Abbr
- Defibrillator locales: Abbr
- Test administration locations: Abbr
- Hosp. triage sites
- Hosp. parts
- Speech hesitations
- IV sites
- Trauma ctrs
- Triage ctrs
- Hosp. facilities
- Busy hosp. areas
- EMTs' destinations
- Ambulance destinations: Abbr
- RN workplaces
- Hosp. hubs
- Verbal stumbles
- Hesitating sounds
- EMT destinations
- MD workplaces
- Stammering syllables
- Ambulance destinations, briefly
- Triage sites, for short
- Stalling-for-time sounds
- Places for RNs
- Noun endings
- Hospital units
- Uncertain sounds
- Stammerer's syllables
- RNs' workplaces
- Where MDs and RNs stay busy
- Syllables of uncertainty
- IV areas
- Hospital treatment areas: Abbr
- Hospital areas: Abbr
- Vocal stumbles
- Verbal hesitations
- Urgent care areas of hospitals: Abbr
- Thoughtful sounds?
- Places for some MDs
- Medical drama locales, briefly
- Destinations for EMTs
- CPR sites
- Workplaces for some RNs
- Workplaces for MDs
- Where MDs and RNs work
- Verbal stalls
- Urgent-care hospital areas: Abbr
- Uncertain utterances
- Triage places (Abbr.)
- Stalling-for-time syllables
- Sounds from the stumped
- Relatives of ums
- Pauses in speech
- Orator's stumbles
- Medical drama settings, for short
- Med. show locales
- Med. drama sets
- Lifesaving workplaces, briefly
- Hospital areas with triage units: Abbr
- Hospital areas (Abbr.)
- Hesitant utterances
- Hectic hospital wards: Abbr
- Hectic hosp. zones
- EMT's destinations
- EMS destinations
- Critical care ctrs
- Confused sounds
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ers \Ers\, n. [F., fr. L. ervum a kind of pulse, bitter vetch.] (Bot.) The bitter vetch ( Ervum Ervilia).
Wiktionary
vb. (en-third-person singular of: er)
Wikipedia
Ers may refer to:
- Ers (river) a tributary of the Garonne River near Toulouse, (used in many English language sources about the Battle of Toulouse (1814))
- Èrs people, an ethnic group in South-Eastern Georgia, North-West Azerbaijan and, previously, Northern Armenia
Usage examples of "ers".
All might have been lost, if the intrud ers had not fallen to righting among themselves.
If I stayed on Earth, I might've had the company of lov ers, friends, instead of coming all this way to die.
Their joint laughter roused more interest from his broth ers, who demanded enlightenment, to which Kiyrstin re plied, "Mind your own business.
From dawn to dusk and late into the night, a steady stream of customersrich own ers, maids, and stableboyshad inundated Bharlori's for everything from a multicourse feast to a bowl of soup.
Even had he a chance, he'd be a fool to challenge one of Bharlori's paying custom ers: better bruises than back on the streets.
With the determination of the truly terrified, Nikki reached underneath for his broth ers, stretching mental hands toward both.
In places, soft, subtle shades of white, in oth ers, a brilliance so pure, there was no human term, no earthly paradigm to describe it.
Strang ers continued to pour into Khoratum, and they all seemed to drift eventually to Bharlori's, either as customers or, like this lot, hillers from a distant valley who had come to Khor atum to take advantage of that local growth.
The view ers were still captives of his visual spell, but the men recog nized the challenge, and as men, responded.
But Nikki still suspected there was a different sort of silent communication going on in the room, leaving him as ignorant as his broth ers could.