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Meaning of eves
- Evening.
- The evening before a holiday, -- from the Jewish mode of reckoning the day as beginning at sunset. not at midnight; as, Christians eve is the evening before Christmas; also, the period immediately preceding some important event.
Crossword clue for eves
- a robot whose mission was to find vegetation matter on earth
- Actress, ... Arden
- Adam’s mate
- Adam’s partner
- Adam’s partner secretly ate vegetables
- Biblical couple, Adam and ...
- Biblical first woman
- Biblical Woman
- Brink
- Cain and Abel’s mother
- Cain’s mother
- Cusp
- Day before
- Day before a notable event
- Day before, ... of
- December 31
- December 31, New Year’s ...
- Eden’s very earliest orchardist
- Either way, it’s the night before
- First lady
- First Lady the day before a special event
- First lady to be involved in revel
- First Lady’s a bit peeved
- First woman
- First woman to be seen in sleeves
- Fred left, fevered, the day before
- Girl’s name
- Have Cockney made salutation before Maria?
- How odd! Envied first lady
- In Cleveland she’s usually with adam
- Night before
- Oddly envied Adam's mate
- Oddly envied Adam’s mate
- Period before an event
- Pre-Christmas period
- Preceding day
- Seven protected the First Lady
- The day before
- The E of NYE
- The first lady looks the same either way
- The night before
- Threshold
- Time immediately preceding
- Xmas ...
- Preceeding nights
- Precipices
- Sever abruptly, backtracking days before
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