European Peninsula Adriatic
EUROPEAN people, ancient
EUROPEAN people, modern
EUROPEAN perennial
European pine tree
EUROPEAN plain
EUROPEAN plains rodent
European plane maker
European plant
European plant that has clusters of small white flowers
European plant used for flavouring food
European plant whose flowers are reputed to repel insects
European plant whose roots yield a red dye
European plant with rough-edged leaves, reddish spikelets of flowers, and aromatic roots
European plant with small dark red flowers
EUROPEAN plant, poisonous
EUROPEAN plover
EUROPEAN plum brandy
EUROPEAN plum-tree fruit
european pole cat used for hunting rabbits
EUROPEAN polecat
European polecat bred for hunting rabbits
European pop?
European porgy
European port
European port founded by the Phoenicians
EUROPEAN port, largest
EUROPEAN pot-herb
European potted plant
European prefix
European president who attended Harvard
European primrose
EUROPEAN primulaceous plant
European princely dynasty name
EUROPEAN principality
EUROPEAN principality where the orchestra is bigger than its army
European project
EUROPEAN punishment, form of
European question
EUROPEAN rabbit
European race place
European range
European ray with a row of spines along the back and tail
EUROPEAN Recovery Programme
European redwood
European refusal
EUROPEAN region
European region that lent its name to a nonconforming lifestyle
European reindeer herder
European relative of aloha
EUROPEAN reptile
EUROPEAN republic
EUROPEAN republic with only partial recognition
EUROPEAN resort
European resort area
European resort Monte ___
EUROPEAN rice dish
EUROPEAN river
European River African
EUROPEAN river fish
European river known for disastrous floods
European river source
European river that connects a network of canals
European river that originates from a glacier
European river that sounds like a horse
European river whose tributaries include the Wigger and the Emme
EUROPEAN river, largest
EUROPEAN river, second-largest
European Rocket
European rodent
EUROPEAN rodent like gopher
EUROPEAN rose-fish
European royal capital
European royal family has swamped Britain with revolting food
European ruler
EUROPEAN rustic
European rye beer
EUROPEAN salamander
European scale measure
EUROPEAN scaleless fish
EUROPEAN sea
European sea eagle
European sea eagles
EUROPEAN sea plant
EUROPEAN sea-fish
EUROPEAN sea, east
European seafood entree
EUROPEAN service tree
EUROPEAN settlers in West Indies, Mauritius, etc., descendant of
EUROPEAN shad
EUROPEAN shark
EUROPEAN sheep, wild
EUROPEAN ship canal
European shipping units
European shoe
European shorebird
European short-horned animal
European shrub
EUROPEAN shrub/tree
EUROPEAN shrub/tree, small
EUROPEAN silver coin
EUROPEAN siskin
European sister brand of Buick
EUROPEAN skate
European ski destination
European skiing locales
European skyline sight
European smelt
European smoker
EUROPEAN snake
EUROPEAN snake, harmless
European soccer powerhouse, familiarly
EUROPEAN song thrush
EUROPEAN songbird
European songbird noted for its melodious nocturnal song
EUROPEAN songbird of thrush family
European songbird with a reddish breast and tail
European songbird, eaten as a delicacy in Italy and other countries
European source of eruptions
European spa
European spa site
EUROPEAN Space Agency
EUROPEAN Space Research Organization
EUROPEAN sparrow-like bird
European speedometer reading (abbr.)
EUROPEAN spider
EUROPEAN spiny herb
EUROPEAN sport
European sports car, informally
European spruce
EUROPEAN squirrel
European state
European stew
European stock Exchange
EUROPEAN stock exchange
EUROPEAN strait
European stratovolcano
European streaker
European Streaker Celestial
European streaker, once, in brief
EUROPEAN style (18th c)
EUROPEAN submarine plant
EUROPEAN subway
EUROPEAN summer-associated bird
European summit
European summits
EUROPEAN swine, wild
European tax
EUROPEAN throstle
EUROPEAN thrush
EUROPEAN timber plant, site of the largest (integrated)
European title
EUROPEAN toad
European toast
European tongue
European tourist mecca
European tourist sites
EUROPEAN toy dog
European toy dog, briefly
EUROPEAN trade agreement
European trade org.
EUROPEAN transatlantic wireless-telegraph station, first (Ir.)
European travel expert Steves
European travel pass
European travel: journey is a gratifying experience
European tree
European Tree African
European tree of maple family
European trekking peaks
European trio in a Christmas song
EUROPEAN tuberous rooted herbs
european twining plant whose flowers are used chiefly to flavor malt liquors
EUROPEAN umbelliferae
European umbelliferous plant
European underground nickname
EUROPEAN Union
European Union language
European Union laws
European Union member since 2004
European Union member, to natives
European Union member: Abbr.
European union prename
European vacation destination
European vacation site
European version of keyboard
European vineyard area
European viper
European vipers
European volcano
European volcano that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
European warbler
EUROPEAN water-plant
EUROPEAN weasel
EUROPEAN weed
European wheat
European wheels
European wheels?
European whitewood
European wild animal like a large domestic cat
EUROPEAN wild flower
EUROPEAN wild garlic
European wild horse common in prehistoric times
European wild horse extinct since the early 20th century
EUROPEAN wild ox
EUROPEAN wild ox, extinct
European wine
European wine area
european wine district
European wine region
European wine source
European wine valley
European woman's name meaning "peace"
european wood pigeons
EUROPEAN worm
EUROPEAN wrap
EUROPEAN yew
European-origin prefix
European-style cafe
European-style eatery
EUROPEAN-trained African native soldier
European's term for a moose
European/Asian range
Europeans
Europeans of the 1st millennium B.C.
Europeans, to colonial Indians
Europop and polkas
Europop superstar group
Euros in Rome?
Euros replaced them
Euros replaced them in Italy
Euros replaced them in the Netherlands
Euros' predecessors
Eurovision 1974 got them started
EUROVISION Song Contest, country of the first (1956)
Eurozone currency
Eurozone member
Eurozone member beginning in 2015
Eurserjma
eurus
Eurus, in Greek mythology
EURYALE
Euryale's sister
EURYDICE, husband of
EURYDICE, slayer of
Eurydice's beloved
EURYOPIS superba spider country
eurystheus gave the golden apples to this goddess to give to Hera
Eurystomus orientalis
Eurythmics hit, "Would I ___ You?"
Eurythmics singer Lennox