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EARLS

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Word: earls

(nobility) A British or Irish nobleman next in rank above a viscount and below a marquess; equivalent to a European count. A female using the style is termed a countess.

Any of various nymphalid butterflies of the genus Tanaecia. Other butterflies in this genus are called counts and viscounts.

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Anglo-Saxon governors

Anthony Edens peers

Balfour and Baring

Baronage members

Between Marquesses and Viscounts

Blueblood line

British noblemen

British nobles

British peers

British titles

Butz and Grey

Butz and Scruggs

Campbell and Anthony

Certain noblemen

Count counterparts

Countess complements

Countess spouses

Countesses counterparts

Countesses husbands

Countesses men

Countesses spouses

Counts counterparts

Counts equivalents

Counts

Court figures

Disraeli and Walpole

Disraeli and others

English equivalents of counts

English noblemen

English nobles

Gloucester and Kent

Grey and others

High-born Brits

Hines and Campbell

Hines and Holliman

Hines and Warren

Holliman and Scruggs

House of Lords group

Husbands of countesses

Londons ___ Court

Lords of London

Many British prime ministers of the 18th and 19th centuries

Men in the middle of the peerage

Noble chaps

Noble titles

Noblemen

Noblemen ranking above viscounts

Nobles

Part of the peerage

Peer group

Peer group?

Peerage members

Ranks below marquises

Royal Brits

Sandwich and Salisbury

Some English nobles

Some House of Lords members

Some Parliament members

Some aristocrats

Some nobility

Some noblemen

Some nobles

Some peers

Spouses of British countesses

Their wives are countesses

They outrank viscounts

They rank above viscounts

Theyre married to countesses

Those between viscounts and marquises

Viscount superiors

Viscounts superiors

Warren and Hines

Warren and Scruggs.

Warren and Weaver

Weaver and Campbell

Weaver and Monroe

Weaver and Warren

Wilson and Hines

___ Court (London district)

___ Court (London tube station)

Gov. Long and Gov. Warren.

They wear coronets with eight pearls.

Governors Long and Warren.

Warren and Long.

Countesses' husbands.

Attlee and others.

Essex and Percy.

Relatives of 74 Across.

Peers of the realm.

Members of H. L.

Members of the peerage

Titled ones

Peers

British counts.

Eden and others

British VIP's.

Titles

Titled Britishers

Countesses' spouses

Title people

Iolanthe chorus members

H.L. members

Peerage types

Viscounts' superiors

Peerage group

Men below a marquess

Some bluebloods

Ranks above viscounts

Some H.L. members

Hyde and Grey

Group just below marquises

Certain peers

Ranks for Butz and Holliman?

Anthony Eden's peers

Counts' equivalents

Viscount's superiors

Counts, now

London's ___ Court

Gloucester and Kent, in King Lear

Some title holders

Some London lords

Doo-wop group with the 1963 hit Remember Then, with the

Nobles above viscounts

They rank below marquises

___ Court (district in London)

Robert Crawley and his father before him, on Downton Abbey

Counts' counterparts

Counts gems pop initially overlooked

Hearing projections about line for some characters in 1 3 5 22 down

Lear's unhappy noblemen

Nobles who hold court in London venue

Taken to court on several counts

Counts equals

In 1607 they fled opposing sides in stormy sea

British noblemen above viscounts

Counterparts of counts

High-ranking noblemen

Noblemen below dukes

Certain nobles

Guys rhymed with girls

British nobles below dukes

British noblemen below dukes

Sandwiches since the 1600s

Something that Elizabeth IIs sons all are

Titles for the namesakes of the sandwich and cardigan

Counterparts for countesses

Sandwich and Salisbury, for two

Noble folk

British noblemen quietly concealed jewels (5)

Peers around rough entrances crossed by golfer

Bury

Flaw

Couple

Peers in Court?

Touring centre of Chelsea, Cockney picks up posh types

Marquesses inferiors

Guys that rhyme with "girls"

Hugh Bonneville on Downton Abbey et al.

People ranking above viscounts, but below dukes

Some Bridgerton characters

Robert Crawley on Downton Abbey, and those of equal rank

Nobles outranking viscounts

Some Downton Abbey characters

Some British peers

Oxford and Surrey in "Richard III"

Some British noblemen

High-ranking nobles

Casts Cockney as gentry

Members of House of Lords: paragons losing power?

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