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Crossword clue for "ENS"

ENS: Seaman's superior: Abbr.

Other crossword clues for answer "ENS"

ENS: Nation's boundaries?; Annapolis grads.; Cincinnati trio; Nav. officer; Nav. rank; Printers' measures; USNA grad; Annapolis grad; Naval officer; abbr; Type widths; Madonna has two; Printing spaces; Tennis twosome?; {/Fennel/} core; Cincinnati has three; Couple of pennies?; Couple in union?; Winner's pair?; Funny couple?; Middle of a tunnel?; Rihanna has two; Tennis center?; Naval off.; USNA graduate; Printers' dashes; Starfleet Acad. grad; Pulver's rank (abbr.); 1/3rd of a banana?; A third of ninety?; Bunny twosome; Dash lengths; Dinner centerpieces?; Funny pair?; Half a serving of naan?; Lead characters in "No, No, Nanette"; Naan crusts?; Naan sides?; Napkin edges; Neocon's are surrounded by them; New Annapolis grad; Nixon was surrounded by them; Nolan Ryan has three; Some dash lengths; Some dashes; They're seen around noon; Two characters in "Lincoln"?; Two for dinner?; Two of nine; Zinnia's center?; Inning trio?; LTJG's inferior; Chief warrant officer's superior: Abbr.; New Haven's borders?; Sunny pair?; Tennis doubles?; Typographers' measures; Napoleon was surrounded by them; Anne's twins?; Edges of a napkin?; One-third of a sonnet?; 40% of a penny?; 40% of ninety-nine?; Jr. naval rank; Kennel center?; Low naval rank: Abbr.; Pinned pair?; Runner's core?; A newborn is surrounded by them; Nylon coat?; Metaphysical being; West German river; Lennon's trio; English nus; Nanny's trio; Ninny's trio; Type measures; Navy rank (abbr.); USNA rank (abbr.); Minnesota twins?; Zees on their sides; Dash widths; Moneypenny's trio; Off. above a midshipman; USN rank; Parker's rank in McHale's Navy: Abbr.; Ann has two; Canadian naval ranks (abbr.); Finnish twins?; Naval rank (abbr.); Country-and-western trio?; Low USN rank; Typical USNA grad.; Tricentennial's three?; Napkin tips?; Three from nineteen; Pair of spinnerets?; Funny duo?; Pair spotted in bunnies?; Trio associated with Lennon?; Center of a funnel; Middle of a funnel; Words with Friends two-pointers; Super video game system; 6% of an English-language Scrabble tile set; Pair of bunnies?; They're found in men and women, but not people; Inner pair; Just less than half of nannies; Kennedy Center trio; Pennant-winning sextet; Middle part of a sonnet; Thinning middle; Funny characters; Tyrannical heart; Cannot center; Half of none, and none of zero?; Nigerian "borders"; Not on both sides?; Nylon "fringes"; Sandwich for noon?; Small ones have a hump, and big ones don't; U.S. Army rank until 1815; What men and women have in common; Small ones have humps and big ones don't; Small ones have one "hump"; Measures that are half of 6-Down; Only small ones have a hump; Small humped characters; Lowest pos. on the Enterprise; Nus to us; USN officer; The Nanny has three of them; Jr. naval officer; Lennon's triplet; Nixon's start and finish?; Lowest commissioned USN officer; Lowest commissioned off.; Nanny has three; Nasal consonants; Neon has two of them; NNN; Printers' measurements; London has two; Uncanny trio; Cincinnati threesome; Letters before O's; Low-ranking commissioned off.; Mayweather's rank on "Enterprise" (abbr.); Starfleet Academy grad.; USCG officer; Ann's twins?; Half of nine?; Inning's three; Measures at the print shop; John Lennon's quartet?; Start and finish of noon?; Tunnel's center?; Typesetting units; Dinner duo?; Printer's widths; Tunnel center?; Cincinnati triple; Beginning and ending of noon?; Neon borders?; Nine consonants?; Tennis partners?; Both sides of noon; Center of Cannes?; Every inning has three; Printing widths; Spaces used by typographers; A cannon has three; A couple from Connecticut?; Cheyenne has two; Dinner couple?; Rank below a lt. j.g.; Stunning trio?; Canadian couple?; Funny duet?; Seventh-inning quartet?; Widths in printing; Heart of a winner?; Middle of dinner?; Naval officer below lieut.; Pavel Chekov of "Star Trek," for one (abbr.); Punny pair?; Superior of a CPO; Banned duo?; Funny twosome?; Low-ranking US Navy officer; Low-ranking off.; Naval Academy grad's rank (abbr.); Ninja pair?; Guinness centerpieces?; Ninth-inning quintet?; Rank on the starship Enterprise (abbr.); USCG rank; Northern extremes?; USNA grad rank; Star Trek off.; Dancing couple?; Low-level Navy officer (abbr.); Sonnet center?; Winning trio?; Dinner pair?; Mannerly couple?; Pulver's nav. rank; Some dash widths; USNA rank; Some printing measures; Spaces half as wide as ems; Naval rank below lieut.; Wesley Crusher's rank aboard the USS Enterprise; Chekov's rank on "Star Trek": Abbr.; Rank held by Chekov and Crusher, in the "Star Trek" franchise: Abbr.; Nav. academy grads.; Coast guard off.; Compositor's spaces; Dyan Cannon takes four; Nana needs two; Nanny takes three; Ninny needs three; Nuns must have them; Printer's spaces; Printing lengths; Roseanne's two?; Lowest commissioned nav. officer; Annie couple?; Em relatives; Pair of nines?; Typographer's widths; Cannon trio?; Cousins of ems; Print widths; Em halves; Nav. Academy grad; Penn's pair; Noon pair; Nunnery trio?; The Nanny parts?; Dinner twosome?; Infinite pair?; Scrabble one-pointers; Short dashes; Nation's borders?; Running trio?; Viennese center?; Banana pair; Canned twosome?; Canyon pair?; Naval Acad. grad; Cannes duo; One-point Scrabble letters; One-third of ninety?; Noun half?; What Nixon and Kennedy have in common?; Star Trek rank: Abbr.; Couple in "Annie"; Half of the word "inning"; No, No, Nanette foursome; Chekov's "Star Trek" rank: Abbr.; Nixon has two; U.S. Army rank abolished in 1815; Winning threesome?; Pennant trio?; USN one-striper; Junior nav. officer; Letters after ems; Kennedy twins?; Chekov's orig. "Star Trek" rank; Nation borders?; Navy lt.'s subordinate; Peyton Manning's four?; Rank aboard the Enterprise: Abbr.; 18-Across jr. officer; Neon tips?; Pair in London?; Trio from Don Giovanni?; 3/8 of nineteen?; Chekov's early "Star Trek" rank: Abbr.; Nanny, mostly?; Type units; Middle of Cannes?; Northern frontiers?; Two out of nine?; Donne couplet?; Inning's trio?; Nine Inch Nails quartet?; Coast Guard rank: Abbr.; Napkin corners?; Nonpartisan trio?; Tennis pair?; Half-ems; Ems' followers; Mr. Pulver's rank; Coast Guard officer: Abbr.; Annapolis grad: Abbr.; Naval NCO; USNA grad: Abbr.; Mil. rank; CPO's superior; Print measures; Small spaces; Naval Academy graduate: Abbr.; One-striper: Abbr.; Small spaces, to a 28 Across; Typographic units; LTJG subordinate; Recent USNA grad; USCGA grad; Viennese twins?; Trio from Cincinnati; O-1 in the USN; Three-fifths of "nanny"; New USNA grad; Recent naval acad. grad; 36 Across client; Recent Nav. Academy grad; Junior naval officer: Abbr.; Rank above CPO; 50% of nine; Destroyer figure, for short; Jr. "Star Trek" officer; Hootenanny trio; Low-ranking USN officer; Recent USNA graduate; Letters following ems; Letters after 47 Across; Limits of negotiation; USN's successor to "passed midshipman"; 50% of neon; CWO's superior; Spinning center; Three letters in "nanny"; Guinness center; Superior of a 14 Down; Two letters in "notion"; CPO superior; Middle letters in "tennis"; Quartet in "inconvenient"; Recent USCGA grad; Star Trek jr. officer; Nation's extremely; Lowest commissioned officer in the USN; Rank below Lt. j.g.; Warrant officer's superior: Abbr.; Annapolis grad's rank; Annapolis graduate's rank: Abbr.; Officer of the USN; Funnel's middle?; Superior to a CPO; Nonunion half?; Planning center; Wesley Crusher's rank on "ST:TNG"; Inning half?; Naval ROTC grad's rank; Nonwinning half?; Sonnet's middle part; Lengths of some dashes; Navy officer: Abbr.; Neuron ends?; Second Lt.'s Navy equivalent; The middle of dinner; Thinnish middle?; Inning threesome; Abstract being.; Being.; He wears one half-inch gold stripe: abbr.; Rank in the navy: Abbr.; Navy man: Abbr.; Wearer of half-inch gold stripe: Abbr.; Alchemic essence.; Being: Lat.; Being, in the abstract.; Printing measures.; Letters.; Entity.; Annapolis graduate: Abbr.; Officer of U. S. N.: Abbr.; Annapolis abbreviation.; Being, in the most abstract sense.; Half-striper: Abbr.; Graduate at Annapolis: Abbr.; Measures in printing.; Naval equal of Army 2nd Lt.; Officer: Abbr.; Graduate of Annapolis: Abbr.; Kin of Lieut. j. g.; Officer on a warship: Abbr.; U. S. N. officer: Abbr.; Distant relative of 9 Down: Abbr.; Pulver of "Mr. Roberts": Abbr.; U. S. N. A. alumnus: Abbr.; He's called "mister": Abbr.; Naval abbreviation.; Graduate of USNA: Abbr.; Naval office: Abbr.; Relative of Lieut. (j.g.).; An entity: Lat.; Half picas, in printing.; Type spaces.; Existence: Lat.; Graduate of U.S.N.A.; Recent Annapolis graduate: Abbr.; Capt.'s aide.; Subordinate to Lt. (j. g.).; Navy man.; Printer's units.; Abstract being: Lat.; Nautical abbreviation.; Existing thing.; Navy off.; Annapolis abbr.; Being, in abstract; Member of U.S.N.; Existent being; Measures; Navy rank; Pulver, e.g.: Abbr.; Actual being; U.S.N.A. grad's rank; Pulver, for one: Abbr.; U.S.N. grad; Pulver of "Mister Roberts": Abbr.; Step above Mid.; Two make an em; Between ems and os; Aquinas's being; Units of measurement; Conceptual being; Units of measure, in printing; Quartet in "No, No, Nanette"; Compositors' measures; Duo in "Manon"; Future adm., perhaps; Kennedy has two; One below lt. j.g.; Typographical spaces; Em followers; Mil. officer; Threesome in "innuendo"; U.S.N.A. product; Ems halved; Quartet in "One Sunday Afternoon"; England has two of these; Tintinnabular trio; Duo in a nonet; Duo in mayonnaise; Heggen's Pulver: Abbr.; Off. Pulver's rank; Off. Pulver, e.g.; Pennsylvania has three; Typesetting measures; Low-ranking "Star Trek" officer: Abbr.; Runner's midsection?; Couple in Minn.; Noon has two; Pulver's title: Abbr.; Nanny threesome; Trio in Kennebunk; Cambodian currency buys printers' measures; One of Tennessee's twosomes; Pennsylvania trio; Svc. hat-tosser; Vienna duo; No, No, Nanette quartet; Off. outranking 50 Across; Penny's pair; Rank under lieut. (j.g.); Real thing, metaphysically; Anne's double; Pulver's rank, in film: Abbr.; Dash sizes; Onion bits?; Clinton has two; Half-inch stripe wearer: Abbr.; Lt.'s inferior; No one has two of them; One who takes capt.'s orders; Pulver, e.g., in "Mister Roberts": Abbr.; Tilde carriers; 50% of Bonn; Capt.'s inferior; Dash-dot, dash-dot, dash-dot; Rank on "Star Trek": Abbr.; Starship officer: Abbr.; Tilde wearers; Wearer of a half-inch gold bar: Abbr.; Academy grad.; Dash measures; Kenny G has two; Lt.'s inferior, in the Navy; Shipboard title: Abbr.; Superior to a chief warrant officer: Abbr.; Type sizes; U.S.S. Enterprise off.; Typography units; An antenna has four; Rank on the U.S.S. Enterprise: Abbr.; Wearer of a half-inch gold stripe: Abbr.; Coast Guard mem.; Lt.'s subordinate; One on a PT boat, maybe: Abbr.; Inning contains three; PT boat officer: Abbr.; Pulver's rank in "Mister Roberts": Abbr.; Certain Coast Guard member: Abbr.; Coast Guard figure: Abbr.; Nav. designation; O's predecessors; Officer with a half-inch stripe: Abbr.; Star Trek fig.; Many a person on the U.S.S. Enterprise: Abbr.; Neuron's tips?; Coast Guard officer below lt.; Half 19-Down; Wearer of a half-inch stripe: Abbr.; PT boat crewman: Abbr.; Position on the Enterprise: Abbr.; U.S.N. junior officer: Abbr.; U.S.S. Enterprise title: Abbr.; Junior officer: Abbr.; Many an extra on "Star Trek": Abbr.; Not the longest dashes; One-point Scrabble tiles; What every inning has three of?; Star Trek extra: Abbr.; Five in the ninth inning?; Many a "Star Trek" officer: Abbr.; Nav. position; Officer on a PT boat: Abbr.; Two-fifths of 'N Sync?; Annie characters; 50% nonunion?; 53-Down grad: Abbr.; Nissan bumpers?; Second lt.'s equivalent; Some of Vanna's letters?; Cannes neighbors?; Nation's exterior?; Neon frame?; Nitrogen symbols; Recent U.S.N.A. graduate: Abbr.; There are three in an inning; Characters of average width; Enterprise position: Abbr.; Rank above midshipman: Abbr.; Rank of many a single-episode character on "Star Trek": Abbr.; U.S. Navy O-1: Abbr.; Chekov, e.g., on "Star Trek": Abbr.; Sinner's heart?; Channel 2?; Em chasers; Naval subordinate: Abbr.; Neuron's ends?; Half of none?; No-nonsense quartet?; Navy rank below lt. junior grade; Non-majority?; Capt.'s assistant, maybe; They come before ohs; Kennedy center?; One-third of "nine-hundred-and-ninety-nine"; Nonunion quartet?; 'Inning' has three; Chess pc.; Lieut.'s inferior; Military off.; Nav. off.; U.S. Navy off.; USN off.; 'Runny' has two; Naval acad. grad's rank; Jr. officer; Lt.'s underling; They're about one-twelfth of an inch; Argentina has two of them; One of two kinds of USNA grads; Doubles in tennis?; Cannes couple?; U.S. Navy officer; Couple from Bonn?; Low-ranking naval officer: Abbr.; Things that come in the middle of dinner?; Tennyson couplet?; Johnny has two; Mendon has two; Tennessee neighbors?; The two in none; Anne's pair; Nanny's three; Nixon's beginning and end?; None's two?; Ems divided by two; Penny has two; Print distances; Printer's measure; Running's three; The two in London; There are two to a penny; Nanny has more than two; Northern borders?; There are two in a penny; Manon duet?; Dictionary section; Lunch has one, dinner has two; Ninny uses three; Tennessee has two; Two of none?; Bananas have two; Naval Academy grad (Abbr.); Two inner needs?; 40 percent of ninety-nine?; Half-picas; The two for none; The two for tennis?; Some printing units; Tennessee twins?; The three to an inning?; Three for nanny?; Widths of some spaces; Annapolis graduate's rank, briefly; Forty percent of ninety-nine?; Capt.'s subordinate; Infantry officer, for short; Running has three; They're half the width of ems; USNA grads; An inning's three?; Fifty percent of nine?; Minnesota couple?; Pulver title in "Mister Roberts" (Abbr.); Triple in Cincinnati?; Two from Connecticut?; None has two; Thinning in the middle?; Widths of typical characters; Kingston duo?; Three out of nineteen?; Winning has three; Nearly half of ninety-nine?; Cunning trio?; They're around noon?; Anne's doubles; Half ems, in printing; Half the width of ems; Letter widths; Print shop measures; Some widths for printers; Average print characters?; Cunning threesome?; Grannies' two; Naval rank; Some one-point Scrabble tiles; Some print shop measures; Some printing spaces; Spaces not as wide as ems; The three in an inning?; 25 percent of Cheyenne; Almost half of ninety-nine?; Banning triplets?; Beginning three?; Bonnet center?; Center of meanness?; Coast Guard officer, briefly; Consonants in "ninny"; Ems split; Grandstanding threesome?; Nine penny's four; Skinniest couple?; Skinniest twins?; Sunning triplets?; Tyranny's two; Letters that bookend "Nora Ephron"; Mandolin duo?; Most frequent letters in "cannelloni"; First nightly news segments?; Middle of planning?; Finnish duo?; Banana has two; Low-ranking Navy officer: Abbr.; Most frequent letters in "Sean Lennon"; Most frequent letters in "cinnamon"; Pair of flannels?; Minnie takes two; Benny has two; Consonants; Staten Island has two; The Nanny takes three; Three from Shannon; USNA grad probably; The Nanny has three; USNA officer; Annie has two; Nannies need three; San Bernardino trio; Typesetter's concerns; Followers of ems; Nanook uses two; Winners have two; Duet from "Manon"?; Naval acad. graduate; Start of nothing and nobody; Short dash lengths; USNA graduate, perhaps; Funnel center?; Couple in Connecticut?; Grad. of 61-Down; New Naval grad.; Parker's rank on "McHale's Navy" (Abbr.); Annapolis rank (Abbr.); Pennsylvania has always had three; The four in the seventh inning?; A penny's two; Anne has two; Lt.'s naval inferior; Nancy's pair; Some print measures; Some widths in printing; Step below Lt. j.g.; Philosophical real thing; Tennessee pair; Some spaces; Real thing; Tunnel innards?; 2nd Lt.'s naval equivalent; USNA grad, e.g.; Print units; Small print measures; Cdr.'s charge; Junior officer in the USN; Lengths of short printing dashes; Two are required for planners; Cdr.'s underling; New title for a Naval Acad. grad; Lowish USN rank