Clues for the word "ERAS"
We've had 697 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 2398 times in crosswords. It was last seen in LA Times crossword on August 24, 2026.
Definition of eras
- pl. - of Era
Referring Clues
- Chapters in history
- History chapters
- Slices of history
- Generations
- Intervals of history
- Memorable periods
- Timeline divisions
- Mesozoic and others
- Paleozoic and Mesozoic
- Baseball stats
- Historic periods
- Chapters in world history
- Times to live through
- Historical spans
- Important times
- The Depression and others
- Times old and new
- Great times
- Times past
- Chunks of history
- Historians' study
- Postwar period and others
- They're historically significant
- Historians' subjects
- Periods divide them
- Geologists' divisions
- They're full of dates
- Historic times
- Periods
- Big times
- Timeline sections
- Cenozoic and Paleozoic, e.g.
- Time pieces
- Notable times
- Historical times
- Stretches of time
- Memorable times
- Special times
- The Roosevelt years and others
- Bygone times
- Time and time again?
- Extended periods
- Gay 90's and Roaring 20's
- Lasting periods
- Ages
- Timeline segments
- Paleozoic and Cenozoic
- Historical divisions
- Historical chapters
- Diamond figures: Abbr.
- Cenozoic and Paleozoic
- Blocks of time
- Long stretches
- Period pieces
- Times to remember
- Eram, ___, erat
- Pitching stats, for short
- 58-Across and others
- Times in history
- Times
- Geologists' studies
- Time line divisions
- Chapters of history
- Spanish form of "to be" after "tú"
- Diamond stats
- The Cenozoic and others
- Important periods
- Geological periods
- Mound stats
- Pitching stats
- Times on a timeline
- Long periods
- Period pieces?
- Times on the History Channel?
- Gay Nineties and Roaring Twenties
- Historical succession
- History units
- Periods in history
- Eventful times
- Pitchers' stats
- Period of British naval supremacy, and others
- Key periods
- Times gone by
- The Depression and the cold war, for two
- Post-Civil War Reconstruction and others
- Long lines on a timeline
- Cy Young candidates' stats
- Eventful stretches
- Reconstruction and the Roaring Twenties
- Bullpen stats
- Succession of history
- Hurling stats
- Mundane and McCarthy
- Historians' time slices
- Time line units
- Hunks of history
- Golden ages
- Historical periods
- Bull pen stats
- Age of Aquarius, etc.
- Notable periods
- Precambrian and Paleozoic
- Particular periods
- Segments of history
- Stats for Randy Johnson and Curt Schilling
- Depression and more
- History book chapters
- Times to note
- Common and Christian
- Paleontological periods
- Geological stretches
- Big times?
- Historical sections
- Cenozoic and Mesozoic
- Historic stretches
- Big Band, et al.
- Mesozoic and Paleozoic
- Memorable time periods
- Good ones are less than 3.00
- Significant stretches
- Significant periods
- Geologic periods
- Pitcher stats
- Distinctive stretches
- Prohibition and Precambrian
- Big Band and such
- Geological time periods
- Mesozoic and Cenozoic
- They make history
- Aces' are low
- The Renaissance, et al.
- Horse-and-buggy and others
- Significant time periods
- Regency and Victorian
- Geologic timespans
- Bull pen figs.
- Chapters in a history book
- Victorian and Mesozoic
- Historic time periods
- Notable stretches
- Victorian and Cenozoic
- Pitcher's figs.
- Distinctive time periods
- Prominent periods
- Historian's divisions
- Chronology segments
- Historic spans
- Geologic slices of time
- Significant timespans
- Memorable stretches
- Big Band and Victorian
- Cenozoic and Mesozoic, e.g.
- Geologic times
- "-zoic" things
- Periods of time
- Well-known times
- Starters' stats
- Shea stats
- They go down when zeros go up
- Stats at RFK
- K's lower them
- Statistician's calculations
- Notable timespans
- They're usually low for Cy Young Award winners
- Two-term presidents' terms, e.g.
- Geologists' periods
- Ballpark figures?
- They can be park-adjusted
- Blown saves often make them go up
- Divisions of time
- Time passages
- Paleontology periods
- Big slices of history
- Periods of interest
- Momentous times
- Precambrian and Progressive
- Periods of note
- Named times
- Important chapters in history
- Periods worth remembering
- Some chapters
- Noteworthy times
- Past times
- Important ages
- Archeozoic and Cenozoic
- Accentuated periods
- Parts of timelines
- Remarkable times
- Precambrian et al.
- Big historical periods
- Oft-named time periods
- Big periods
- Remembered periods
- History divisions
- Christian and Muslim periods
- Victorian and Romantic
- Important decades
- Major time periods
- Time periods
- Significant times
- Units of geologic time
- Epochs
- Geologic divisions
- Periods of history
- Distinctive times
- Some times
- Memorable spans
- Timeline slices
- Certain time spans
- Notable spans
- Annals of history
- Pitchers' concerns
- Prohibition et al.
- Important historic times
- Concerns for pitchers
- President's term, e.g.
- Golden and Reconstruction, e.g.
- Big Band and Baroque
- Baroque and classical
- Victorian and Edwardian, for two
- Notable historical spans
- Big Band and Gaslight
- "-zoic" time periods
- Two-term presidents' tenures, e.g.
- Pieces of history
- Memorable chunks of history
- "-zoic" things
- Big Band and others
- Mesozoic and Cenozoic, for two
- Times of note
- Significant times in history
- Swing and Christian
- Some timeline times
- Stats for pitchers
- Important time periods
- Historic chapters
- Noteworthy historical periods
- Reconstruction and horse-and-buggy
- Major divisions of geological time
- Big band and Roman, e.g.
- Elizabethan and Big Band
- Pitchers try to keep them low
- Eoarchean and Neoarchean are two
- Victorian and Elizabethan, e.g.
- Stats for closers
- Gay '90s and the like
- Big Band and Prohibition, e.g.
- They're a part of history
- Victorian and Romantic, for two
- Distinct time spans
- Parts of eons
- Specific times in history
- Epochal segments
- Mesozoic and Victorian
- Historic stretches of time
- Presidencies, to historians
- History 101 subjects
- Historic segments
- Paleozoic and Mesozoic, e.g.
- Notable time periods
- Time spans
- Periods of historical note
- Box score stats
- They're often associated with world leaders
- Paleozoic et al.
- Chapters in a history book, perhaps
- Notable times in history
- Swing and others
- Depression and Prohibition, for two
- Periods of history on a timeline
- Noteworthy stretches of time
- Baseball stats usually rounded to two decimal places, for short
- Big Band and dead-ball
- Some are named for music genres
- Some are named for presidents
- Distinctive historical periods
- Distinctive times of history
- Distinctive periods
- Prominent times
- Time-line divisions
- Geologic succession
- Prominent periods of history
- Baroque and Big Band
- Distinctive periods of history
- "-zoic" time periods
- Times to write about
- Prohibition and Cenozoic
- Stretches of history
- Some aces have low ones
- Ballpark figures
- Elizabethan and Victorian
- Pitching numbers
- Distinct times
- Eon subdivisions
- Historical episodes
- Long reigns, e.g.
- Geological times
- Pitchers stats
- Historic timespans
- They may be geological
- Pitchers want low ones
- Edwardian and Elizabethan
- Geological time series
- Numbers for closers
- Jazz and swing periods
- The Gay Nineties and others
- Big Band and jazz, e.g.
- Significant periods of history
- Geological time spans
- Spans of history
- Biblical you
- History-book chapters
- Times remembered
- History stretches
- Sections of history
- Eventful periods
- Gay '90s, Roaring '20s, et al.
- Geology periods
- Historic ages
- Time chunks
- Eventful time periods
- Historians' studies
- Divisions of history
- Timeline periods
- Geological divisions
- Paleozoic and others
- Major spans
- Historians' concerns
- Some historical spans
- Historic periods of note
- Parts of history
- Noteworthy stretches
- Chapters in time
- They may span decades
- Time-line segments
- Eventful times in history
- Times given names
- Cultural periods
- Meaningful times
- Chronology sections
- Many presidential periods
- Timeline units, often
- Certain historical spans
- History sections
- Significant time spans
- Eventful timeline divisions
- Statistical concerns for pitchers
- They're sometimes named after presidents
- Historic blocks of time
- Stats that are better when they're low
- Meaningful stretches
- Sections of a natural history museum, maybe
- History book sections, say
- Paleozoic and Edwardian, e.g.
- Time line periods
- Fashion periods
- Meaningful stretches of history
- Time-line slices
- Blocks of history
- Important times in history
- Cenozoic and Big Band
- Interesting historical periods
- Stats re bats
- Important considerations in Cy Young Award voting
- Memorable periods of history
- "-zoic" periods
- Stylistic periods
- Victorian, Romantic, etc.
- Lengthy reigns, say
- Stats for Tigers with good arms
- Pitching coaches' concerns (Abbr.)
- The Rock and the Swing
- Talked-about times
- Parser's parts
- Paleozoic and Mesozoic, for two
- Times studied by historians
- History course topics
- Historian's units
- Characteristic times
- Important times, historically
- Historical cycles
- Pitching staff numbers
- Wipe away
- Divisions of eons
- Important stretches
- The Eisenhower years and others
- They're historical
- Important blocks of time
- Geologic time periods
- Presidential administrations, e.g.
- Figs. always expressed to two decimal places
- The Swing et al.
- Parts of history books
- Different rooms in a museum, maybe
- Historical topics
- Royal reigns, e.g.
- Historical time periods
- Periods for historians
- Times of distinction
- Christian and Big Band
- Time line parts
- Greek and Roman, e.g.
- Noteworthy periods
- Key times, historically
- Many of them are named for monarchs
- Significant spans
- Big Band and Swing
- Varro and vulgar
- Perfect games improve them
- Radio and disco, e.g.
- Ballpark figs.
- Aces have low ones, briefly
- Often-named stretches
- Historic blocks
- Gaslight and Big Band, for two
- Historical period
- Stats for hurlers
- Notable parts of history
- Eon divisions, in geology
- Many are named for presidents
- They are historical
- Significant parts of history
- Big Band and Victorian, for two
- Gaslight and Big Band
- Christian and Prohibition, for two
- Periods in history books
- Some are named after presidents
- Documentary divisions
- The Roaring Twenties and others
- Geologic portions
- Notable times, historically
- Periods in history texts
- Things on some timelines
- Reconstruction and others
- Studied times
- Momentous time periods
- They may match presidential administrations
- Regency and Victorian, for two
- Periods of note, in history books
- Times-table entries
- Moundsmen's stats
- Periods often tied to presidents
- Ballpark figs.?
- Momentous stretches
- Periods sometimes named for presidents
- Noteworthy years
- Eight-year presidencies, e.g.
- Periods often named for rulers
- Spans with names
- Important periods of history
- Christian and others
- Special periods
- Eventful spans
- Baroque and Romantic, for classical music
- Gaslight and others
- Baseball's dead-ball and live-ball
- Times to study?
- Prohibition and Big Band
- Periods named for football coaches, perhaps
- Stages
- Dynasties
- Timespans
- Time divisions
- Stages of time
- Periods in time
- Time periods in history
- Historic lengths of time
- Lengths of time
- Important stretches of time
- President's tenures, so to speak
- Reign
- Bullpen numbers
- Times long gone?
- Distinctive times, historically
- Time line divisions of history
- Memorable periods in world history
- Hurlers' stats
- The times when Erasmus didn't get a sum wrong
- Great times for the gunners, in certain ways
- Periods of camera shyness?
- Some of the higher ascents take ages!
- Royal Anglo-Saxon periods
- Old times usually great
- Timeline stretches
- Geologist's ten
- Eon divisions
- Victorian and Tudor, e.g.
- Memorable periods in history
- Swing and Big Band
- Key times
- Noted times
- Eon makeup
- History text chapters
- Historical stages
- History chapters, perhaps
- Topics for history courses
- Elizabethan and Victorian, for two
- Presidential terms, perhaps
- Presidencies may define them
- Presidential terms, to historians
- Paleozoic and Cenozoic, for two
- Times often named for presidents
- Historical ages
- Some baseball stats
- Mesozoic and Paleozoic, for two
- Low ones are best, in brief
- Periods named for music genres
- Periods of greater aspiration
- Time spans named for monarchs
- Pitching staff stats
- Long periods in history
- Stats for the well-armed
- Cenozoic and Paleozoic, for two
- Bits of history
- Geologic periods such as the Mesozoic
- Notable spans of history
- Periods named for presidents
- Carreras cut in half for ages
- Named periods
- Eon components
- Periods with names
- Noteworthy ages
- Major times
- Eon sections
- Periods ending in "-zoic"
- Runs allowed stats
- Historical time frames
- Prominent stretches
- Named spans
- Cy Young stats
- Lengthy periods
- Topics in history
- Historian's topics
- Numbers for pitchers
- Stats considered in Cy Young voting
- Periods of the past
- Times named for statesmen
- Revolutions can divide them
- Great times when with royalty
- Really long times
- Great times during a winter ashore
- Stats in Cy Young voting
- Historical intervals
- Dead-ball and live-ball, in MLB history
- Spans often presidentially named
- Timeline portions
- Named time spans
- Periods named for monarchs
- They often start with elections
- Periods often named for music genres
- Time spans named for presidents
- Labeled times
- Noteworthy time periods
- Royal reigns, to historians
- Presidential terms, often
- Times given 19 Across
- Divisions of 35-Across
- Prohibition and Victorian periods
- Presidential terms, e.g.
- Chronology spans
- Gay Nineties et al.
- Slices of time
- Their timely significance may come to our ears
- Extended stretches
- Baseball card stats
- History book chapters, perhaps
- "Big Band" and "Jazz" periods
- Times that are studied
- Geologic stretches
- Periods often named for monarchs
- Periods named for music genres, at times
- Some are named for queens
- Age relatives
- Notable periods of time
- Jazz and Swing
- Some pitching stats
- Jazz and Disco periods
- Time spans with names
- Consequential time periods
- Historians' focuses
- #MeToo and Progressive
- Long times
- Geologic units of time
- Time traveler's destinations
- Baseball stats that are better when lower
- Periods often named for presidents
- Museum sections, perhaps
- Iconic times
- Periods of historical significance
- Past periods
- History class units
- Periods that might be associated with heads of state
- Swing and Jazz
- Years of note
- Big band and disco, in music history
- The ages of noted artists?
- History book sections
- History syllabus units
- Geologic time spans
- Presidents define them
- Ages in history
- Notable historical periods
- The Victorian period, etc.
- Times often named for music genres
- Some are named for kings and queens
- Long stretches on a timeline
- Big band and Prohibition
- Swing and Disco
- Rules might define them
- Named stretches
- Things sometimes named for kings
- Low nos. for aces
- Reigns, say
- Meiji and Reiwa, in Japanese history
- Paleozoic, Mesozoic, Cenozoic, etc.
- Presidential periods, e.g.
- Focuses for historians
- Noted stretches
- Some are named for monarchs
- Classical and Romantic
- Low stats for some M.V.P. winners
- Presidents' tenures, perhaps
- Things sometimes named after queens
- Timeline spans
- Noteworthy times in history
- Time periods of note
- Aces have low ones, for short
- Ballpark figures, in brief
- W.W. I, W.W. II, etc.
- Modern and Classical periods
- Things sometimes named after presidents
- Paleozoic, Mesozoic and so on
- Some historical periods
- Periods of camera shyness?
- Some ballpark figs.
- Long time periods
- The ___ Tour (2023 Taylor Swift concert series that broke Ticketmaster)
- Prohibition and others
- "The ___ Tour": 2023 Taylor Swift concert series
- Georgian and Edwardian, for two
- Stages of history
- Ballpark figures, for short
- Roaring Twenties and Swinging Sixties
- Two-term presidencies, say
- Some time periods
- Taylor Swift's The ___ Tour
- Long stretches of time
- "The ___ Tour": record-setting 2023-24 concert series
- The ___ Tour
- Taylor Swift's record-setting ___ Tour
- Taylor Swift's 2023-24 ___ Tour
- Figures that are best kept low, in brief
- Important historic periods
- Life phases, in social media lingo
- Name on the highest-grossing concert film in history
- "Taylor Swift: The ___ Tour" (concert film)
- B.C. and others
- "The ___ Tour (Taylor's Version)"
- Timeline chunks
- The ___ Tour (Taylor Swift concert series)
- Distinct periods of history
- Meiji and Taisho, in Japanese history
- Chapters of Taylor Swift's career
- They increase with blown saves, for short
- Notable ages
- Civil War and Reconstruction, e.g.
- Distinct periods
- Historical stretches
- Presidential terms, maybe
- Jurassic and Paleolithic
- Taylor Swift's "Red" and "folklore," e.g.
- ___ Tour, pop culture phenomenon of 2023-24
- Timeline units
- "Taylor Swift: The - Tour" (2023 concert film)
- Long-running tour title for Taylor Swift
- Industrial Revolution and others
- "Red" and "1989," for Taylor Swift
- Taylor Swift's "Lover" and "Midnights," e.g.
- Stretches often named for music genres
- Taylor Swift's ___ Tour, record-breaking series of 2023-24 concerts
- Things sometimes named after kings and queens
- ___ Tour (record-breaking music event of 2023-24)
- Presidential spans
- Divisions in time
- Phases, to Taylor Swift
- "Bygones will be bygone, ___ fadin' into gray" (Taylor Swift lyric)
- "Fearless" and "Folklore," for Taylor Swift
- Taylor Swift concert divisions
- Jazz and Big Band
- Focuses of some museums
- Taylor Swift's ___ Tour
- What Taylor Swift calls the stages of her career
- Important phases in history
- Bush and Obama had theirs
- Times of one's life, say
- Diamond figs.
- The Roaring Twenties and the Swinging Sixties
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- LA Times - August 24, 2026
- Mirror Daily - August 20, 2026
- New York Times - August 19, 2026
- New York Times - August 17, 2026
- Mirror Mini - August 15, 2026
- New York Times - August 15, 2026
- New York Times - August 10, 2026
- Mirror Daily - August 05, 2026
- Daily American - July 30, 2026
- Mirror Daily - July 29, 2026
- Mirror Daily - July 26, 2026
- Mirror Daily - July 22, 2026
- Mirror Daily - July 21, 2026
- LA Times - July 19, 2026
- Mirror Daily - July 14, 2026
- Daily American - July 12, 2026
- New York Times - July 11, 2026
- Mirror Daily - July 02, 2026
- Daily American - July 02, 2026
- Evening Standard Cryptic - July 01, 2026
- Mirror Daily - June 28, 2026
- Daily Cryptic - June 23, 2026
- New Zealand Herald - June 21, 2026
- LA Times - June 16, 2026
- Mirror Daily - June 14, 2026
- Mirror Daily - June 10, 2026
- New York Times - June 08, 2026
- New York Times - June 07, 2026
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