Crossword-Solution: WERRA 5 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 8

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WERRA anagram RAWER, REARW, REWAR

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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
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AETRE
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greedy person
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This place, called in old records More and Möre, lies among the low hills where the Thuringian chain of wooded heights runs out westwards towards the valley of the Werra, about eight miles south of Eisenach, and four miles north of Salzungen, close to the railway which now connects these two towns.
Life of Luther Julius Koestlin 2005
The duke de Brissac had been advantageously encamped, with his left to the village of Coveldt, having the Werra in his front, and his right extending to the salt-pits.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol. II. Tobias Smollett 2006
Accordingly, they appeared at Vacha, situated on the frontiers of Hesse, and formed the head of the chain of cantonments which the allies had on the Werra.
The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol. II. Tobias Smollett 2006
Frankenberg and Waldeck on Eder, Fulda and Cassel on Fulda, Eisenach on Werra, who accentuates himself into Weser after taking Fulda for bride, as Tees the Greta, beyond Eisenach, under the Wartzburg, (of which you have heard as a castle employed on Christian mission and Bible Society purposes), town-streets below hard paved with basalt--name of it, Iron-ach, significant of Thuringian armouries in the old time,--it is active with mills for many things yet.
Our Fathers Have Told Us John Ruskin 2008
Watch and ward nevertheless we do keep, and have Gates,--as what Town must not; thieves so abounding; war, _werra_, such a frequent thing! Our thieves, at the Abbot's judgment-bar, deny; claim wager of battle; fight, are beaten, and _then_ hanged.
Past and Present Thomas Carlyle 2008