Crossword-Solution: ELGER
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| Word | Anagrams | |
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| ELGER | anagram | ELERG, GELER, LEGER, REGEL, REGLE |
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| Eel-spear: Eng. | 1 answer |
| Plain on the moon | 2 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
RETAE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with ELGER (5)
Harrison Daugherty and Anna Prophet are baptized by Samuel Wampler, while I go and baptize Harvey Elger.
Thomas Gwyn Elger has this to say on the subject of the lunar clefts: "If, as seems most probable, these gigantic cracks are due to contractions of the moon's surface, it is not impossible, in spite of the assertions of the text-books to the effect that our satellite is now a 'changeless world,' that emanations may proceed from these fissures, even if, under the monthly alternations of extreme temperatures, surface changes do not now occasionally take place from this cause also.
Elger remarks of this theory that the "confused network of streaks" around Copernicus seems to respond to it more happily than the rays of Tycho do, because of the lack of definiteness of direction so manifest in the case of the rays.
Apart from my own studies and work, all these facts have been carefully verified by reference, as regards the moon, to the works of such well-known authorities as Neison, Elger, Proctor, Sir Robert Ball, &c., whilst, with respect to Mars, the works of Professor Lowell, Flammarion, Professor Langley, and other writers, as well as practical papers by other actual observers of the planet, have been studied.
Elger, the celebrated English selenographer, says of Plinius that, at sunrise, "it reminds one of a great fortress or redoubt erected to command the passage between the _Mare Tranquilitatis_ and the _Mare Serenitatis_." But, of course, the resemblance is purely fanciful.
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Appears in: NYT, USA TODAY.
Used 2 times in crossword archives (1944–1999).