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Crossword clue for "EELS"

EELS: Slippery ones

Other crossword clues for answer "EELS"

EELS: Slime ___ (hagfish); Shockers; Elvers' folks; Hunts for congers; Lampreys; Morays; Sinuous swimmers; Skinny swimmers; Slippery swimmers; Sushi squigglers; Colubrine fish; Shocking sea creatures; Sniggler's catch; Sushi fare; Swimming shockers; Trattoria listing; Congers; Sargasso serpents; Scaleless fish; Sea things; Shocking swimmers; Slippery customers; Their blood is toxic to humans; Limbless slitherers; Unagi sources; Aquatic creatures that gave Electro his power in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2"; Jellied ___ (cold English dish); Fish that can swim backwards; See 13 Down; Hydroelectric generators?; My hovercraft is full of ___ (line in a "Monty Python" Hungarian phrasebook); Fish in a British pie; Shrieking creatures in "The Princess Bride"; They're electric; Members of a conger line; Sashimi fare; Coral reef swimmers; Fish served in the Basque dish angulas; Jellied seafood; Lagoon predators; Orinoco River inhabitants; Shockers in the deep; Shocking predators; Slithery swimmers; Some are electric (and these are not technically of the namesake order, but that's what they're called, so let it go); Sushi ingredients; They swim with a current; Underwater pit residents; Underwater zappers; Wrymouths' relatives; Fish with lethal pulses; Marine predators; Tank shockers; Fish prepared kabayaki-style; Aquarium residents in dark tanks; Fish caught in pots; Some hydroelectricity sources?; Fish that Japan eats over 70% of the global catch; Lake snakes; Spotted moray ___ (coral reef fishes); Novocaine For the Soul indie band; Fish who are all born as males; Sea snakes?; Jellied items; Snaky swimmers; Wet wigglers; Long-bodied swimmers; Lampreys, e.g.; Potential shockers; Grownup elvers; Unagi, in sushi; Sniggler's reward; Some sushi fish; Elvers all grown up; Sargasso Sea spawn; Morays, e.g.; I don't mind __,/Except as meals (Ogden Nash); Japanese unagi, here; Thin fish; Sushi stuffers; Marine shockers; Jellied ___ (London delicacy); Sniggler's prey; Animals that Aristotle believed were spontaneously generated; Reef lurkers; Fish without pelvic fins; Reef denizens; Sargasso Sea migrants; Pit-dwelling fish; Fish with "sawtooth" and "cutthroat" families; Jellied ___ (British delicacy); Reef predators; Underwater buzzers?; Creatures after which the island of Anguilla is named; Non-kosher fish; Freud once dissected hundreds of them in a failed attempt to find their sex organs; Hagfish are often confused with them; Animals that are frequently charged; Seafood served at the first Thanksgiving; They transfer their charge upon attack; Adult elvers; Slender swimmers; Slim swimmers; Sushi-bar selections; They may be electric; Bioelectric swimmers; Electrifying swimmers?; Fish with electric personalities?; Lamprey and moray; Pickled delicacies; River wrigglers; Shocking animals?; Slippery sorts; Wriggly critters; Electrifying group?; High-voltage creatures; Sinuous shockers; Snakelike fish; They may be shocking; They may be smoked; Conger line; Symbols of slipperiness; Sushi fish; Adult grigs; Long swimmers; Slippery fish; Stunning swimmers; Elongated swimmers; Skinny dippers?; Slim sea creatures; Slippery critters; South American freshwater shockers; I like ___, except for meals (Nash); Electrified swimmers; Morays and congers; Spitchcocks; Conger and moray; Slimy-skinned fishes; Some coral reef predators; They get into sushi; Serpentine swimmers; Slippery creatures; Swimmers that don't kick; They may have electric organs; Wet zappers; I don't mind ___, Except as meals ... (Ogden Nash); They're into sushi; Lamprey look-alikes; Unagi and anago, at a sushi bar; Wiggly swimmers; Sea shockers; Slithery ocean burrowers; Catch in pots; Hydroelectricity suppliers?; Smoked fish; Elongated fishes; Elusive ones; Great Barrier Reef denizens; Jellied delicacies; Slippery delicacies; Snaky sea dwellers; Swimmers caught in pots; They're trapped in pots; Snakelike fishes; Underwater wrigglers; Sushi restaurant supply; Certain aquarium exhibits; Wriggly fish; Sushi chef's purchase; Nearly finless fish; They're snaky; Electric creatures; Snaky creatures; Moray and conger; Slithery creatures; Anquilliformes; Electric ___; Slithery prey; Smorgasbord offerings; Freshwater delicacies; Lamprey and conger; Ophidian fish; Elongated fish; Fish usually lacking a tail fin; Slithery fish; Snakelike swimmers; Wriggly swimmers; Fear Factor fish; Snakelike critters; Sniggler's pursuit; Aquatic shockers; Slim ocean predators; Rock band with a fishy name; Congers, e.g.; Sushi choices; They may be shockers; I don't mind __ / Except as meals. / And the way they feels: Nash; Fish in Hamburg Aalsuppe; Long fish; Anago and unagi; Grilled fish in Japanese unadon; Ocean current sources?; Ocean burrowers; Sinuous fish; Sushi options; Traditional Cockney delicacies; They lack pelvic fins; Fish used as bait in bass fishing; Unadon fillets; Skinny fish; Sushi kitchen supply; Electric swimmers; Fish trapped in pots; Narrow-bodied swimmers; Reef dwellers; A creel of __, all ripples: Sylvia Plath; Charged fish?; Long, wriggly swimmers; River swimmers; Sleek swimmers; Slithery sea creatures; Wrigglers sought by snigglers; Electric fish; Slender fish; Unadon fish; Fish that may be hard to fillet; Fish with transparent babies; Snaky fish; Unagi roll fish; Pot-caught fish; Slitherers in the sea; Snaky fish with transparent babies; Grown-up grigs; Marine wrigglers; Sargasso Sea swimmers; Sushi serving; Gulper's relatives; Sushi-bar selection; Sargasso swimmers; Electrified fish; Congers and morays; Sea wrigglers; Sea wigglers; Sushi servings; Finless fish; Swimmers that can shock; Fish with charges; British pie ingredients; Jellied delicacy; Smorgasbord dish; Some sushi fare; Fish in sushi bars; Sea slitherers; Sushi-bar display; They're caught in pots; Elusive swimmers; Otters' prey; Snakeline swimmers; Underwater slitherers; Japanese restaurant stock; Some electrical generators; Japanese cuisine staple; Morays, for instance; Sushi chef's purchases; Sushi-bar fare; Exemplars of elusiveness; Smoked seafood; Entrées for otters; Great Barrier Reef swimmers; Snaky fishes; Squiggly swimmers; Sushi bar layout; Popular Japanese pizza topping; Sushi staple; They're hard to pin down; Seafood often smoked; Small-scale school; Sushi supply; Symbols of elusiveness; Dodgy types; Fish without scales; Reef wrigglers; Stuff seen in sushi; Electric fishes; Electrified fishes; Paragons of slipperiness; Slippery sushi stuff; Sources of shocks in rivers; What Nash rhymed with "meals"; Fish Nash rhymed with "meals"; Long, slinky fishes; Wet shockers; Electric river creatures; Catch used as currency in old England; Long, thin fishes; Seal meals; Sushi bar fish; What some western boots are made of; Wriggling fish; They may be charged at sea; They might be caught in pots; Anguilliform creatures; Sniggler's wigglers; Bathypelagic zone inhabitants; Electricity generators; Mature elvers; Mature leptocephali; Mud ___ (small salamanders); They have electric organs; Anago and unagi, e.g.; Apodal creatures; Bait shop purchase; Band with the 1996 hit "Novocaine for the Soul"; Congers and morays, e.g.; Sargasso Sea spawners; They're slippery when wet; Flotsam and Jetsam, in "The Little Mermaid"; Seals eat them; Seals' meals; See 63-Down; Jellied dish; Otters eat them; Producers of currents in currents?; They can be smoked; They're served with rice in unadon; They're unarmed, but dangerous; Elvers.; Food fish.; Food fishes.; Scourges: Term used by Pepys.; Squirms away.; Piscatory wrigglers.; Anguiform creatures.; They're catadromous.; Important food fishes.; Squirmers.; Common fish dish in Italy.; Old World food.; Smooth-skinned fishes.; They slither into N. Y.'s water system.; Wrigglers.; Wriggly fishes.; Grigs.; Sea food.; What you'll catch if you go sniggling.; Aquarium attractions.; Artful dodgers.; Fish.; Lamper ___.; Smorgasbord items.; Smorgasbord specialty.; Dish of fish.; Fellows hard to hold.; Nine-eyes and petromyzont.; Cousins of the threadfish.; Evasive people.; Fish dishes.; Seafood delicacy.; Slithery things.; Anguillidae.; Cousins of hagfish.; Fish dish.; Slippery fellows.; Anguilliform fish.; Fishes.; Relatives of the hagfish.; Smorgasbord tidbits.; Voracious fish.; Aquarium sights.; Apodal fish.; Great Lakes pest.; Smorgasbord item.; Smorgasbord treat.; Teleosts.; Smorgasbord delicacy.; These may be smoked; Foot parts, Cockney style.; Smorgasbord delicacies.; Snipe ___, deep-sea fish.; Gulpers; They're slippery; Slithery ones; Elvers' parents; Fish for jellying; Some are electric; Silver ___; Marine creatures; Fish resembling lampreys; Ophidids' kin; Aquarium sight; Kin of sand launces; Lampreys' kin; N.Z. tunas; Lampreys' cousins; Anguineous creatures; When split and cooked, these become spitchcocks; Elvers' elders; Fishes, in a way; Kin of ophidiids; Snigglers' quarry; Slippery shockers; Slithering sea-dwellers; Snaky ones; Some grigs; Uses a sniggle; Wigglers; Snipefish; These can be smoked; Elvers' futures; Kin of nine-eyes; Sniggles; They're often smoked; Vinegar ___ (worms); Voracious teleosts; Nine-eyes' cousins; They start as elvers; Anguine fish; Seafood choice; Anguillids; Smoked delicacies; Wrymouths' cousins; Some of the Apodes; Sigmoid swimmers; Undulant ones; Moves via twists; Mud _____ (salamanders); Sushi provisions; Collared or jellied dishes; Members of a wriggly field?; Spawning fish; Sushi supplies; Trattoria entree; Congers and kin; Japanese menu items; They may be smoked or pickled; Fish captured in pots; Fish lacking ventral fins; The Little Mermaid baddies; Snigglers' catches; Swamp ___ (predatory fish); They may be charged in the water; Denizens of the Sargasso Sea; Sinewy creatures; Some are shockers; Users of electrolocation; Kin of hagfish; Wriggling fishes; Aquatic zappers; Coral reef dwellers; Lengthy lurkers of the deep; Unagi, in a sushi bar; Jellied dishes in England; Often-smoked fish; Slithery fishes; They may shock you; Sniggler's take; Fish that can move equally well forward and backward; Fish with only minute fins; Sources of some leather; Spiny ___ (aquarium fish); They might store electric charges; Elusive types; Hydroelectricity providers?; Some jellied dishes; Creatures with electrocytes; Deep shockers; They're difficult to grasp; Some nonkosher fish; 27-Down predators; 88-Down, e.g.; Ones unable to swim straight?; Some use electric organs; Mud ___ (bottom-dwelling fish); Ambush predators of the sea; Ingredients in some London pies; Certain reef dwellers; Fishes that may shock you; Meals for seals; Sand-burrowing marine creatures; Sea cave dwellers; Sushi bar stock; Congers and others; Fish that wriggle; Popular bait for catching striped bass; Prey for barracudas; Slinky swimmers; Slippery fishes; Some bottom-dwellers; Creatures that can have two sets of jaws and teeth; Fish in the order Anguilliformes; Fish whose blood is toxic to humans; Some creatures in the ocean's "midnight zone"; Dragon roll ingredients; Sleek reef swimmers; Some reef dwellers; The ancient Egyptians believed they were created from the sun hitting the Nile; Unagi and anago, for two; Creatures described as anguilliform; Creatures that are often catadromous, meaning they live in fresh water and breed in salt water; Delicacies for which Aveiro, Portugal, is known; Fish that are often prepared kabayaki-style; Jellied fish in some British pies; Shocking fish in the Amazon; Some snakelike fish; Fish that can survive for several hours on land; Fish whose juveniles can climb walls; Ursine : bears :: anguilliform : ___; Ursula's slithery pets in "The Little Mermaid"; Wriggly sea creatures; Novocaine For The Soul band; Band whose "Saturday Morning" is featured in "Wordplay"; End Times band; 'Sea Hunt' shockers; Wiggling fish; Serpentine fish; Jellied fishes; Very thin fish; Beautiful Freak band; Souljacker band; E's band; Mark Oliver Everett's band; Snakelike "Hombre Lobo" band?; Last Stop: This Town guys; Twisting fish; Electro-Shock Blues band; Mr. E's Beautiful Blues band; Last Stop: This Town band; Slick fish; Disney's Flotsam and Jetsam, e.g.; Flotsam and Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid," for two; Flotsam and Jetsam, e.g.; Beautiful Freak group; Sargasso Sea denizens; They can be shocking; Stork's supper; Trattoria seafood; Beady-eyed fish; Jellied fish; Aquarium creatures; Bioelectric river-dwellers; Mediterranean congers, e.g.; Morays and congers, e.g.; Electric ___ (creatures that stun their prey with a shock); Jellied ___ (English seafood dish); Fishes that might be steamed with black bean sauce; Grown grigs; Mud, sand and cusk; Apodes; Finless wonders; Soft-finned fish; Sushi bar purchases; They lack ventral fins; They're slippery and wet; They're slithery and may be smoked; Curvy swimmers; Stork's supper, perhaps; Slimy creatures; Slithery critters; Sushi bar servings; Sushi dishes; Bioelectric creatures; Nocturnal swimmers; Sniggler's haul; Sushi bar fishes; Some stunning swimmers; Stork's supper, sometimes; Sushi servings, perhaps; Elongated wonders; Snigglers' wrigglers; Some bioelectric swimmers; Slippery sea creatures; Sushi elements; Electrolocation users; They may slither until smoked; Anguine fishes; Squirmy catches; Bioelectric critters; Fisherman's slippery catches; Fishes caught in pots; Congers and such; Electrifying fish; Shockers in a river; Long fishes; Sinuous coral reef dwellers; Slithering sea creatures; They're slithery and slippery; Sushi sources; Thin fishes; Non-fat fishes?; Pot-caught fishes; Shocking creatures; Slithering fish; Slithering fishes; Slithering water creatures; Snaky sea creatures; Swimmers that can be 13 feet; Broiled sushi fish; Fish with poisonous blood; Swimmers that may be electric; Electric ___ (shocking swimmers); Fish in British pies; Fish that are snaky; Morays and others; Fish such as Flotsam and Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid"; Fish that are slithery; Fish that can swim backward; Fish that go into unagi rolls; Shocking things to find in a stream, perhaps?; Snaky swimmers in the Sargasso Sea; Some burrow in sandbanks; Sources of electricity in a current?; Long fish that can swim backward; Unagi and anago, in Japanese cuisine; Fish that Ursula had as minions; Fish that may be electric; Fish that rhyme with "seals"; Sleek marine creatures; Elusive chaps; Spitchcock makings; Electric and moray; Electric ___ (shocking fish); Fish that spawn in the Sargasso Sea; Fish that use magnetoreception; Fishes cherished by the Maori; Hamburger Aalsuppe ingredients; Jangeo-gui fish; Kimosui fish; Long sea creatures; Long, slippery fish; Sea creatures with poisonous blood; Unadon ingredients; Unagi Day fishes; Shocking fish; Sniggler's targets; Trattoria offering; They may be smoked or electric; Soft-finned fishes; Bioelectric critters, perhaps; Scaleless wonders; Undulating swimmers; What many sushi bars offer; Slippery sea critters; Slippery catches; Sniggler's pursuits; Sushi ingredients, sometimes; Electrifying wonders; They're unarmed, but could be dangerous; Wriggly, watery critters; Sushi fishes; They may be shocking until smoked; I don't mind ___ / Except as meals (Nash); Electrical fish; Jellied or smoked seafood; Wrigglers in reefs; Coral reef denizens; Some fish in sushi; I'm sorry Ms. Jackson, I am four ___ (misquoted lyric); Doyo no Ushi no Hi fishes; Electric ___ (shocking fishes); Fish in unadon; Flotsam and Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid," species-wise; Kabayaki fish; Slimy aquatic animals; Snakelike sea creatures; Swimmers shaped like snakes; ___ and Escalators (board game in "SpongeBob SquarePants"); Elongated sea creatures; Fish in unakyu rolls; Fish that are mostly nocturnal; Fishes in unadon; Fishes sometimes steamed with douchi; Jang uh gui fish; Snake-shaped sea creatures; Unagi roll ingredients; Unakyu roll fish; Fishes such as Flotsam and Jetsam in "The Little Mermaid"; Nagayaki fish; Slithering swimmers; Fish that lack pelvic fins; Sargasso Sea natives; Sargasso natives; Swimmers with a current?; Smoked fare; Shriekers in "The Princess Bride"; Electrifying swarm; Their defenses may be shocking; Shrieking ___ (underwater terrors in "The Princess Bride"); Sharp-toothed fish; The Book of ___ (Patrik Svensson book about slithery fish); Electro-Shock Blues band with a fishy name; Morays in oceans, e.g.; Sargasso Sea dwellers; Sniggling catches; Some are over 11 feet long; Reef residents; Seal meal; Some are shocking; Slippery school; They're smoked by the Dutch; No clue; Some are smoked; 49-Down, for example; Twisty swimmers; They're capable of swimming backward; Twisty fish; Shirayaki ingredients; Shrieking carnivores in "The Princess Bride"; Creatures for whom Anguilla was named; Some have electric organs; Shrieking predators in "The Princess Bride"