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We have spotted EELS (4 Letters) a total of 409 times in our database. Below you may see the clues associated with EELS and also when and where was it last seen:

Referring crossword puzzle clues

• Flotsam and Jetsam e.g.
• Twisty creatures
• Seals meals
• Long slithery fish
• Electric __
• Title bestowed annually in New Orleans
• Japan is the #1 consumer and producer of them
• Slithery sea creatures
• Unagi Day fish
• Sushi selections
• Pot-caught fish
• Sushi bar supply
• Jellied dish
• Snaky fish with transparent babies
• Sushi staple
• Unadon fish
• Fish whose juveniles can climb walls
• Ursine : bears :: anguilliform : ___
• Fish that rhyme with seals
• School that may shock you
• Shocking fish in the Amazon
• Delicacies for which Aveiro Portugal is known
• Fish that are often prepared kabayaki-style
• Sushi bar layout
• Fishes such as Flotsam and Jetsam in The Little Mermaid
• Fish caught in pots
• Slithering swimmers
• Some sushi fish
• Long, thin fishes
• Creatures that are often catadromous meaning they live in fresh water and breed in salt water
• Slender fish
• Sargasso Sea spawners
• Wriggling fish
• Fish with transparent babies
• Electrified fishes
• Reef wrigglers
• Wriggly fish
• Unagi and anago in Japanese cuisine
• Fish in a swarm
• Snakelike fish that are abundant in Lake Hamana
• Some snakelike fish
• Unagi and anago
• Snakelike sea creatures
• Sushi fish
• What some western boots are made of
• Creatures described as anguilliform
• Fish that may be hard to fillet
• Their blood is toxic to humans
• Fish that can swim backward
• Wriggly electric fishes
• Seal meals
• Nagayaki fish
• Electric fish
• Unagi roll fish
• Morays and congers
• Jellied fish in some British pies
• Sinuous swimmers
• Symbols of slipperiness
• Sushi bar fish
• Skinny swimmers
• Long fish that can swim backward
• Slippery fish
• Snakelike fishes
• Fish that spawn in the Sargasso Sea
• Long slippery fish
• Snaky swimmers in the Sargasso Sea
• Sea creatures with poisonous blood
• Fish such as Flotsam and Jetsam in The Little Mermaid
• Unadon ingredients
• Snake-like swimmers
• Jangeo-gui fish
• Fish that are snaky
• Unagi Day fishes
• Unagi and anago for two
• Slithery fish
• Japanese cuisine staple
• Sinuous fish
• The ancient Egyptians believed they were created from the sun hitting the Nile
• 'Slippery' swimmers
• Long wriggly swimmers
• Fish in Hamburg Aalsuppe
• Long sea creatures
• Snaky swimmers
• Reef predators
• Wriggly swimmers
• Elongated swimmers
• Sargasso Sea swimmers
• Sleek reef swimmers
• Hamburger Aalsuppe ingredients
• Some reef dwellers
• Slippery swimmers
• Reef residents
• I dont mind __ / Except as meals. / And the way they feels: Nash
• Kimosui fish
• Congers
• 'Electric' fishes
• Long fish
• Fish that are slithery
• Slender swimmers
• Snakelike fish
• Some burrow in sandbanks
• Dragon roll ingredients
• Slithery swimmers
• Sources of electricity in a current?
• Electric ___ (shocking fish)
• Snaky fish
• Congers and morays
• Fish that go into unagi rolls
• Conger and sawtooth for two
• Snakelike swimmers
• Serpentine swimmers
• Creatures for whom Anguilla was named
• Morays
• Shocking things to find in a stream perhaps?
• Fishes cherished by the Maori

Usage among publishers:

• Wall Street Journal: Mar 26, 2025
• USA Today: Mar 20, 2025
• USA Today: Mar 16, 2025
• Wall Street Journal: Mar 15, 2025
• Newsday: Mar 14, 2025
• USA Today: Mar 13, 2025
• USA Today: Mar 6, 2025
• LA Times: Feb 21, 2025
• LA Times: Feb 16, 2025
• Universal: Feb 9, 2025
• USA Today: Feb 5, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Jan 27, 2025
• Universal: Jan 24, 2025
• USA Today: Jan 19, 2025
• LA Times: Jan 18, 2025
• New York Times: Jan 12, 2025
• Newsday: Jan 11, 2025
• USA Today: Jan 4, 2025
• Thomas Joseph: Dec 30, 2024
• LA Times: Dec 23, 2024
• Newsday: Dec 15, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Dec 14, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Dec 6, 2024
• LA Times: Dec 1, 2024
• LA Times: Nov 25, 2024
• Newsday: Nov 17, 2024
• USA Today: Nov 13, 2024
• Thomas Joseph: Nov 7, 2024
• Wall Street Journal: Oct 26, 2024
• LA Times: Oct 13, 2024
• New York Times: Apr 17, 2022