Crossword clues for isles
isles
- Map markings
- Many Caribbean cruise stops
- Man and Skye
- Little bits of land
- Liner stops, sometimes
- Lesbos, Rhodes and Corfu
- Keys in water
- Keys in some chains
- Florida Keys, for instance
- Florida Keys, for example
- Ferry stops, at times
- Dots of land
- Caribbean features
- British locales
- British --
- Archipelago, essentially
- Aegean sights
- "Rizzoli & ___" (TNT show)
- Wight and Skye
- Wight and Capri
- UK & Eire, The British ...
- Tropic locales
- Topography that might be misty
- TNT's "Rizzoli & ___"
- They're often in chains
- They're above sea level
- They rival the Rangers
- The Seychelles' 115
- The Florida Keys, e.g
- Tahiti and Sicily
- St. Kitts and St. Vincent
- Spots in the ocean
- Spots for castaways
- South Sea retreats
- South Pacific spots
- Some tourist destinations
- Some map markings
- Some liner stopovers
- Small spots of land
- Skye and Man
- Silent-letter landmasses
- Rizzoli's TV partner
- Rizzoli's partner, on a former TNT series
- Rhodes and Corfu
- Points on nautical charts
- Parts of a Greek map
- Palm places, perhaps
- Orkney components
- Ocean oases
- Ocean dots
- NYC hockey team, for short
- Mike Bossy's team, in headlines
- Micronesia's makeup
- Micronesia, essentially
- Maui and Malta
- Maui and Aruba
- Many Greek tourist spots
- Many Club Med locales
- Many Caribbean countries
- Man, et al
- Man and Capri, e.g
- Man and Capri
- Man et al
- Locales of Great Britain
- Liner stops
- Liner destinations
- Lanai and Skye, say
- Keys, for instance
- Key West and Key Largo, e.g
- Key Largo, Key West et al
- Kauai and Tahiti, for two
- Jersey and others
- It follows the British?
- Indonesia, essentially
- Honeymoon hideaways
- Hebrides, e.g
- Hebrides and Canaries
- Hawaiian makeup?
- Guernsey et al
- Greece tourist spots
- Global specks
- Gems in the ocean
- Fiji makeup
- Falklands, e.g
- England's Scilly ___
- Elba and Aruba
- Cruise destinations
- Components of Scotland and Greece
- Common cruise-line lineup
- Common cruise itinerary
- Chain makeup, maybe
- Castaways' spots
- Castaways' sites
- Caribbean multitude
- Capri, Wight, et al
- Capri, etc
- Capri and Skye
- Capri and Man
- British ____
- British ___ (North Atlantic archipelago)
- British ___ (group of countries that includes Great Britain and Ireland)
- British ___ (Great Britain, Ireland, and many smaller land masses)
- Britain's Scilly ...
- Boaters' getaways
- Bermuda, essentially
- Beach spots
- "The ___ of Greece . . . "
- "Survivor" sites
- "Rizzoli & ___" (TV drama series on TNT)
- "Rizzoli & ___" (TNT police drama)
- "Rizzoli & ___" (TNT detective series)
- "Rizzoli & ___" (former cop drama starring Angie Harmon)
- "Rizzoli & ___" (Angie Harmon TV series)
- "Rizzoli & ___" (Angie Harmon show)
- " . . . the ___ of Greece!": Byron
- 'Rizzoli & --'
- ____ of Shoals
- ___ of the Blest
- ___ of Shoals
- Jersey and Guernsey
- British _____
- Sailors' keys
- Innisfree and others
- England's Scilly _____
- Man and Wight, e.g.
- Archipelago components
- Wight and Man
- Byron's "the ___ of Greece!"
- British___
- Theroux's "The Happy ___ of Oceania"
- South Sea getaways
- Tropical getaways
- British ___ (Great Britain, Ireland, etc.)
- West Indies, e.g.
- Lands in water
- Some are tropical
- They rise above sea level
- Keys in a chain
- Florida keys, e.g.
- Some refueling spots
- Some vacation destinations
- Getaway spots
- Capri and Wight, for two
- Cruise stopovers
- Liner stopovers
- The British ____
- N.H.L. Eastern Conf. team
- Antilles, e.g.
- The Hebrides, e.g.
- Scotland's Summer ___
- Man and Wight, for two
- 1980-83 Stanley Cup champs, in brief
- "Pirates of the Caribbean" locales
- Cays
- They might not be on the charts
- Key chain?
- Spots in the Caribbean
- Kauai and others
- Archipelago parts
- Some vacation spots
- Archipelago makeup
- Small bodies of land
- Shetland and Skye
- "The ___ of Greece . . . ": Byron
- Wight and Capri, e.g.
- Enchanted places, perhaps
- Man and Capri, e.g.
- Scotland's ___ of the Sea
- Man and others
- Antilles, e.g
- Keys' cousins
- Some resort areas
- ___ of the Blest (Hesperides)
- Emerald and others
- Atolls
- Keys' kin
- Land masses
- Man and Pines
- British and others
- Man and Emerald
- Skye and Wight
- Small landmasses
- Iona, Skye, Lundy, Eriskay and Soay for starters
- The Scillies, for example
- The Hebrides for instance
- Small islands
- Cruise stops
- Vacation spots
- Florida keys, e.g
- Resort spots
- Small land masses
- Caribbean cruise stops
- Archipelago units
- They may be deserted
- Spots of land in the ocean
- Map dots
- Key chain
- Guernsey and Jersey
- Chain parts
- Capri et al
- Archipelago's makeup
- The British ___
- Spots in the sea
- Sea spots
- Maui and Kauai
- Lands in the ocean
- Honeymoon spots
- Dots in the sea
- Castaways' homes
- Tropical spots
- The Hebrides, e.g
- Some map dots
- Some ferry stops
- Parts of some chains
- Lands surrounded by water
- Lands in the sea
- Keys on a map
- Keys in the water
- Dots in the ocean
- Bahamas, e.g
- Archipelago composition
- Archipelago bits
- "Survivor" locales
- Wight et al
- Wight and Guernsey
- West Indies, e.g
- Tropical keys
- Tropical getaway spots
- Tiny landmasses
- They may form a chain
- Spots of land in the sea
- Some cartography dots
- Rizzoli's partner, on a TNT series
- Resort sites
- Places with a large percentage of beachfront
- Places to be marooned
- Maui and Oahu
- Map spots
Wiktionary
n. (plural of isle English)
Wikipedia
Isles may refer to:
- Isles class trawler, a class of naval trawler used by the Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy and Royal New Zealand Navy
- Isles FM, a local radio station operating from Stornoway in the Outer Hebrides, Scotland
- New York Islanders, a professional ice hockey team that is part of the National Hockey League (NHL)
- ISLES project, a study on renewable energy potential off the coasts of western Scotland and Ireland
- these Isles or the Isles alternate formulation of British Isles (see also British Isles naming dispute)
- Kingdom of the Isles, a medieval realm comprising the Hebrides, the islands of the Firth of Clyde, and the Isle of Man
- Carlin Isles (born 1989), American rugby sevens player
- Isles, debut studio album by duo Wild Belle
Isles is the debut studio album by the American brother/sister duo Wild Belle. It was released on March 12, 2013, by Columbia Records. The album encompasses many genres, and its title refers to the band's goal of making each song its own " isle" with a distinct musical style.
Usage examples of "isles".
Prince Garric died battling the Count of Blaise and waves of Archai conquered all the Isles except for Laut.
King Carus ruled and the Isles were unified for the last time in their history.
Nobody in the Isles, maybe nobody in all time, could do more with fabrics than Ilna could.
Dukes of Ornifal took the title of Kings of the Isles four hundred years ago, they sequestered a huge tract north of the city proper.
The Kingdom of the Isles stood in his day because of the consummate skill with which Tenoctris worked.
King of the Isles and had known little more of the Count of Haft in Carcosa.
Earlier in the reign of Valence the Third, the Kingdom of the Isles had controlled little more than port duties and the fishing within dory-haul of Ornifal, but even that slight reach had required enforcement vessels.
Slaughter like that will fragment the Isles, as surely as it did in your own time.
Merchants from one end of the Isles to the other hired Blaise armsmen as bodyguards.
He turned and looked eastward, over the city that had returned to the Kingdom of the Isles for the first time in a thousand years.
A Project Gutenberg of Australia eBook Title: Isles of Fear Author: Katherine Mayo eBook No.
Carus, the greatest King of the Isles since King Lorcan, the founder of the linewas drowned and all his fleet drowned with him.
They were rare everywhere in the Isles and almost unknown here in the eastern reaches.
When the Isles were great a thousand years ago, when the kingship meant something, those kings were men of Haft!
But the Hooded One wanted more than that, and he brought the Kingdom of the Isles down in centuries of war and famine.