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90 total results for EUROPE   ( score: 50 )

33 results for EUROPE from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthor
Fri Mar 10, 202344DIt's blue on a Risk boardClaire Rimkus
Tue Oct 18, 202258AHome to Slovenia and SlovakiaDan Schoenholz
Thu Oct 7, 202157AOne side in the Ryder CupTimothy Polin
Sun Oct 18, 202048DSubject of Rick Steves's travel guidesMiriam Estrin
Sat Oct 17, 202055AOne side of the Ural MountainsVictor Barocas and Brad Wilber
Fri Aug 30, 201929DOne edition of The Wall Street JournalTrent H. Evans
Thu Mar 1, 201829DBlue area on a Risk boardTimothy Polin
Tue Aug 30, 201632ARegion affected by BrexitRoland Huget
Sat Dec 3, 201142AOne of a familiar septetDavid Quarfoot
Tue Jun 14, 20112DThe Continent (4)Doug Peterson and Angela Olson Halsted
Fri Nov 19, 201040DGrand tour settingVictor Fleming
Wed Nov 3, 201060AWhere to find a piece of TurkeyTracy Gray
Fri Oct 29, 201014DIt covers 2% of the earth's surfaceBarry Boone
Tue Sep 28, 201052DOne side of "the pond"Michael Torch
Sat Jun 19, 201045APoles are found in itSamuel A. Donaldson
Tue Oct 20, 200947DChunnel's homeGary Cee
Mon Dec 8, 200846DThe Continent (4)Sarah Keller
Wed Nov 26, 200811DPart of the WestHarvey Estes
Tue Sep 9, 200849DArea in a grand tourPatrick John Duggan
Tue Apr 29, 200844DIt was divided by the Iron CurtainWill Nediger
Sun Apr 20, 200862AAtlas sectionJohn Farmer
Sun Mar 26, 200697D"When Paris sneezes, ___ catches cold"Patrick Berry
Thu Dec 16, 200443DWhere the holm oak is nativeMike Torch
Tue Jun 8, 200450DThe Continent (4)Ed Early
Sat Apr 17, 200452APoles are in itBrendan Emmett Quigley
Wed Feb 18, 200445DLow Countries localeMitch Komro
Tue Oct 14, 20039DPart of the Old WorldFred Piscop
Sun May 18, 2003104DOne Fodor's guideNancy Nicholson Joline
Thu Mar 4, 199922A"___ on $45 a Day" (2)Cathy Millhauser
Sun Aug 9, 199865A"___ on $45 a Day" (2)Christopher Hurt
Fri Feb 7, 199746DLand on the MediterraneanR. Norris
Thu Jan 2, 199764AThe Continent (4)M. Gaffney
Sun Dec 11, 199437AA Fodor's volumeWayne Robert Williams
57 results for EUROPE from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sun Oct 11, 199295DEisenhower's "Crusade in ___"Richard SilvestriMaleska
Sun Aug 23, 199267AGrand Tour siteArthur S. VerdescaMaleska
Wed Nov 8, 198911DOne side of the UralsEli WesoffMaleska
Fri Oct 21, 19886DGrand-tour siteMarjorie PedersenMaleska
Sun May 8, 198842DSixth-largest continentBette Sue CohenMaleska
Sun Nov 22, 1987132AGrand Tour siteBette Sue CohenMaleska
Sun May 19, 198559DGunther's "Inside ___"Jeanette K. BrillMaleska
Sat Apr 13, 198538A"Over There" placeRobert KatzMaleska
Wed Aug 8, 198421AEisenhower's "Crusade in ___"Eugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Tue May 31, 198319DPart of the Old WorldJames R. BurnsMaleska
Sat Feb 27, 198216ALand area personified by a princessAlbert L. MisenkoMaleska
Fri Jan 22, 198243DGrand Tour siteChristy RidleyMaleska
Sun Jun 29, 19803DGrand Tour siteAnne FoxMaleska
Thu Mar 8, 19794DCommon Market's sphereWilliam LutwiniakMaleska
Wed Mar 2, 197722AFrom Brest to BakuGeorge RaventosMaleska
Sun Sep 7, 197584DPopular tour areaHume R. CraftWeng
Thu Sep 4, 197514AThe ContinentWilliam LutwiniakWeng
Mon Jul 23, 197347AFrance, Italy, etc.UnknownWeng
Mon Dec 4, 197248AItaly, Norway, etc.UnknownWeng
Thu Jun 29, 197237DOld-World unitUnknownWeng
Sun Oct 31, 1971118AContinentThreba JohnsonWeng
Sun Feb 9, 196989DGibraltar to LaplandJack LuzzattoWeng
Wed Aug 2, 196742DCommon Market region.Samuel K. FliegnerFarrar
Fri Jul 21, 196739DSee 10 Down.George LaczkoFarrar
Thu Feb 16, 196734ACommon Market region.Dorothea BauerFarrar
Tue Aug 23, 196622AGlobal area.UnknownFarrar
Wed Jul 6, 196646ATourists' goal.UnknownFarrar
Sun May 15, 196676DThe Continent.William LutwiniakFarrar
Fri Jun 11, 196546DCommon Market area.UnknownFarrar
Sat Nov 28, 196427DCommon Market place.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jul 3, 1960105AHalf-Red continent.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Mar 8, 1959146AGlobal area.Charles E. GerschFarrar
Fri Jan 30, 195943AFrom Spain to Lapland.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Apr 27, 195822ATourist's mecca.Grace HosterFarrar
Sun Apr 20, 1958119AFrom Brest to Baku.Sidney LambertFarrar
Sat Dec 21, 195745DAtlantic continent.UnknownFarrar
Wed Jan 23, 195714DChief concern of NATO.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Tue Jun 7, 195525ALandfall east of Gander.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Mon Feb 28, 195529AGood market for American books.Harold T. BersFarrar
Sun Jun 21, 1953112DHome of the Schuman Plan.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Dec 14, 1952119D3,750,000 square miles.Israel GitterFarrar
Mon Jun 30, 195252ARegion of unrest.UnknownFarrar
Sun May 4, 1952139AWhere most of ECA's $12 billion went.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Mon Apr 21, 195222AWhere East meets West.UnknownFarrar
Sun Mar 9, 1952116AHome of 392,788,000 people.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Fri Dec 14, 195134AGreat stake in the "cold war."UnknownFarrar
Thu Jan 4, 195129DWhere the next General Assembly will be held.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Sun Oct 1, 195019DContinent in ideological turmoil.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Apr 6, 194747DETO.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Sun Jun 16, 194671DContinent.Lester KeeneFarrar
Sun Jun 24, 194550ABattleground for 5 2/3 years.A. H. CookFarrar
Sun Jan 28, 194598DThe Battleground.Harriot CookeFarrar
Sun Dec 17, 194452DMars' playground.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Sun Jun 25, 194414ANamesake of Agenor's daughter.Jonathan CrossFarrar
Sun Nov 28, 1943120AWorld's greatest war incubator.Louis JenkinsFarrar
Sun Jun 27, 194322AAncient and modern battleground.Louis BaronFarrar
Sun Feb 7, 1943119DContinental battleground.Willard N. JordanFarrar
Anagrams:POEURE, POUERE, PREOUE, ROUPEE
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