Answer: ELS
ELS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 503 times.
Referring Clues:
- Two in a million?
- Overhead trains, for short
- Commuters' ways
- Two-time U.S. Open winner
- Golfer Ernie
- Noisy trains
- Windy City sights
- 1997 U.S. Open champ
- City rattlers
- Disappearing transports
- 1997 U.S. Open champ Ernie
- Loop runners
- Overhead lines
- Some trains
- Trains on high
- Chicago trains
- 1997 U.S. Open winner
- Rattling trains
- Trains to the Loop
- U.S. Open champ Ernie
- High rollers?
- Loop loopers
- 1997 U.S. Open winner Ernie
- Rare transports, nowadays
- U.S. Open champ in '94 and '97
- Commuting aids
- Bygone Manhattan sights
- Trains that go clickety-clack
- Old N.Y.C. sights
- Overhead trains
- Chicago sights
- Ernie of the P.G.A.
- Urban trains, for short
- Cousins of monorails
- Two-time U.S. Open champ
- N.Y.C. sights beginning in the 1870's
- Bygone New York transports
- Subway relatives
- 2002 British Open champ
- Windy City trains
- Urban transportation
- Loop trains
- Chicago transports
- Clattery transports
- Windy City transports
- Noisy transports
- Loop sights
- Subway alternatives
- Noisy city transports
- 2002 British Open champion
- Cab alternatives
- Loop transports
- Clattery trains
- Raised rumblers
- Some rails
- Golfer called the Big Easy
- Raised railroads
- Athlete nicknamed "The Big Easy"
- See 29-Down
- Golfer called "the Big Easy"
- Raised railways
- Commuting options
- Commuting choices
- Trains in Chicago
- Commuter carriers
- Some urban railways
- Noisy rollers
- Urban transports
- 2002 champion at 62-Across
- Urban carriers
- Ways around Chi-town
- Ernie of golf
- Old N.Y.C. lines
- Mass transit choices
- Choices for Chicago commuters
- Loop circlers
- See 52-Across
- 1994 and 1997 U.S. Open winner
- Raised lines
- Overhead RRs
- Ernie of the 24-Down
- Golfer dubbed "the Big Easy"
- South African who twice won the U.S. Open
- Tennis champ Ernie
- High ways?
- Chicago carriers
- Ernie on the links
- P.G.A. Tour Rookie of the Year after Singh
- See 64-Across
- Lines up?
- Transports near stairs
- Dallas center?
- Local borders?
- Some urban rails
- Ernie of golf fame
- Above-ground trains
- 1999 Nissan Open winner Ernie
- High trains
- C.T.A. trains
- Links legend Ernie
- Trains overhead
- Links luminary Ernie
- Trains over the street
- Ernie of the PGA
- Golf champ Ernie
- Golf pro Ernie
- Raised trains
- Ernie of the links
- Chicago Loop loopers
- 2002 British Open winner
- PGA VIP Ernie
- Some commuter trains
- Aboveground trains
- High lines
- Urban railways
- South African golfer Ernie
- Kays' followers
- Linksman called "the Big Easy"
- Golfer known as "the Big Easy"
- They can run over you harmlessly
- Level edges?
- Woods's rival
- Yellow center?
- Raised transports
- Overhead tracks
- Trains above the road
- "The Big Easy" of the P.G.A.
- Chicago rails
- 2002 British Open champ Ernie
- Clattery overhead trains
- There are three in every lullaby
- 2002 British Open winner Ernie
- They may run over you in Chicago
- Chicago commuter options
- 2002 winner at Muirfield
- Some commuter lines
- World Match Play Championship champ a record seven times
- Chicago runners
- British Open champ the year after Duval
- Golfer nicknamed "The Big Easy"
- Raised railroad rollers
- Two-time runner-up at the Masters
- Lateral sides?
- Woods rival
- Cell wall half?
- 1997 PGA Grand Slam of Golf winner
- Overhead rollers
- Chicago bearers?
- Mickelson rival
- Roll call half
- Runner-up to Singh at the 2000 Masters
- Ernie of the PGA Tour
- See 56-Down
- Singh rival
- They rumble by some apartments
- Winner at Oakmont in 1994
- Hollow center?
- Roll back?
- Goosen rival
- Overhead rumblers
- Name engraved on the Claret Jug in 2002
- Ballet center?
- See 55-Down
- 1994 U.S. Open champ
- Trains above streets
- Legal extremes?
- Lateral extremes?
- Trains over streets
- Overhead transports
- Overhead railroads
- Cars over the road
- High carriers
- Dallas centers?
- Ballad center?
- Golf great from Johannesburg
- Spelling center?
- Trains over the road
- Some Bronx transports
- Level borders?
- Overhead rails
- Some urban lines
- Raised rails
- Pro golfer Ernie
- Letters before ems
- ''Toddling Town'' trains
- South African golfer
- Letters after kays
- African athlete
- ''The Big Easy'' of sports
- Chicago railways
- Chicago lines
- 2004 Masters runner-up
- Railways over the street
- Trains in the Loop
- Some railways
- Some rail lines
- Two-time U.S. Open winner Ernie
- Two in a billion?
- Center of Dallas?
- Golfer from Johannesburg
- Railways with a view
- High-riding rails
- Eagle-eyed Ernie?
- Ernie the pro golfer
- Big name in golf
- The six of "Little Nellie Kelly"
- Chi-town trains
- Some monorails
- Overhead railways
- Commuter options
- Ernie of 7-Down
- They loop the Loop
- Some railway systems
- Level ends?
- Certain trains
- They may be over your head
- South African golf pro
- Ernie of birdies
- Ernie on a green
- P.G.A.'s Ernie
- Local pair?
- Chi-town rails
- P.G.A. Tour Rookie of the Year two years before Woods
- New York and Chicago have the oldest ones in the Americas
- Above-the-street trains
- They're caught in Chicago
- Urban rollers
- Ernie of the PGA, to whom this puzzle could be dedicated
- Logical tips?
- Trains on supports
- Golf's Big Easy
- Kay followers
- Chicago commuter carriers
- Some city lines
- They're in the Loop
- Higher form of transportation?
- Mellow middle?
- Higher forms of transportation
- Raised lines?
- Raised RRs
- "Toddling Town" trains
- "The Big Easy" of sports
- Augusta player
- See 26-Down
- 2011 Golf Hall of Fame inductee Ernie
- Transportation options for Blackhawks fans
- Some Chicago trains
- 2011 World Golf Hall of Fame inductee
- Golf's "Big Easy"
- South African links man
- Pillow's center
- Aboveground railroads
- Trains up above
- Right-angle shapes
- Elevated train
- They're run by the CTA
- Trains to Wrigley
- All-time European Tour money winner
- Aerial RRs
- Urban people movers
- Urban people movers
- Masters regular Ernie
- U.S. Open winner in 1997
- Golf's Ernie
- City trains
- Some tracks
- Ernie who'd use 49-Across
- Woods' competitor
- Chicago Loop trains
- Urban trains
- Urban rails
- Lofty trains
- Lofty rails
- There are two in 'all'
- Some rapid transits
- 2002 British Open champion Ernie
- Lines like the London Overground
- Lilly takes three
- Urban rumblers
- Former "Golf Digest" columnist
- Trains you can look up to
- Seven-time winner of the World Match Play Championship
- Some transit lines
- One-third of a dollar?
- Sights on Third Avenue in the mid-20th century
- The Big Easy
- Overhead urban trains
- The "Big Easy"
- 2012 British Open winner Ernie
- Golfer Ernie called "The Big Easy"
- Player who followed in Player's footsteps
- Links ace Ernie
- South African with two U.S. Open wins
- Ernie on a tour
- 2012 British Open champ
- Trains like the one mentioned in "12 Angry Men"
- Some Chi-town transportation
- Ernie in the World Golf Hall of Fame
- Clattering overhead trains
- Subway opposites
- 2002 and 2012 British Open champion
- Railways above streets
- Seven-time Presidents Cup competitor
- They have high stations
- Sights on high tracks
- Johannesburg-born golf champion
- Chicago transit trains
- Tall Ernie of pro golf
- Lullaby trio?
- Carriers of Chicago commuters
- Legal boundaries?
- See 103-Down
- RRs on trestles
- Ernie known as "The Big Easy"
- Two-time U.S. Open champion Ernie
- Golf star Ernie
- Little League starters?
- High rails
- Lines to Wrigley Field
- Some Bronx trains
- High rollers
- CTA trains
- High RRs
- Golfing Ernie
- Loop takers
- PGA star
- Golf Hall of Famer Ernie
- Raised rails in the Windy City
- Trains to Wrigley Field
- Some Bronx lines
- Chi-town transports
- N.Y.C.'s Third and Ninth Avenue lines, e.g.
- South African golfer named
- Legal borders?
- Contemporary of Woods and Mickelson
- Dull pair?
- Causes of street rumbles?
- Suspended transports
- Most IRT lines in the Bronx, e.g.
- Lines around Chicago
- Chi-town circlers
- City railways
- 2012 British Open winner
- Center of excellence?
- ___ de México (Mexico City daily)
- With 99 Down, a golfer
- Noted African sportsman
- End of basketball?
- "Big easy" of golf
- South African golfer with four major championships
- Some municipal trains
- What can take people for a loop?
- Logical extremes?
- 1994 P.G.A. Tour Rookie of the Year
- They overlook the Chicago River
- Chicago rumblers
- Some people movers
- Lloyd's of London beginners
- PGA star from South Africa
- RR systems
- Trains in cities
- Chicago transit
- "The Big Easy" of golf
- 2015 Payne Stewart Award honoree Ernie
- He won the 1994 U.S. Open in a 20-hole playoff
- Old Third Ave. trains in New York City
- Some urban commuter lines
- Old NYC lines
- Lawful ends?
- Golf Hall of Famer since 2011
- High railways
- Former World #1 golfer
- 2012 British Open champion
- A guy on the green
- Half-square shapes
- The "Big Easy" of golf
- Trains that rattle
- Swinging Ernie
- Golfing countryman of Player
- Half-rectangles
- Overhead rails, for short
- C.T.A. transports
- LLL
- Trains to Chicago's Loop
- "The Big Easy" of pro golf
- South African golfing great
- Every lily has two
- Golf Hall of Fame inductee of 2011
- Winner of four 1990s-2000s golf majors
- Dull finish
- Some high rollers in Chi-town
- Central Dallas?
- Ernie of the World Golf Hall of Fame
- High rollers in Chicago
- 2015 World Golf Award winner for Golf Course Designer of the Year
- Half-rectangle shapes
- Certain railways
- Golf great Ernie
- Trains with a view of the street below
- See 17-Across
- "The Complete Short Game" author
- Ernie with two U.S. Open wins
- Certain railroads
- Bracket shapes
- Harlem sights
- City RR's
- Ernie, golf's "Big Easy"
- Silly pair
- Bygone Manhattan trains
- High trains in Chicago
- Trains over roads
- Some RR's
- Yellow belly?
- Some N.Y.C. trains
- Renowned South African golfer
- Golf's "Big Easy" Ernie
- Lolling trio?
- Ernie of pro golf
- Ernie with irons
- Wall bracket shapes
- "The Bg Easy" of golf
- Trains above Chicago
- Followers of kays
- Raised 47-Downs
- Local boundaries?
- Pair of allies?
- Hallelujah trio?
- Loopy cursive letters
- Overall conclusion
- Two-time U.S. Open champ of the 1990s
- Couple of million?
- Little League leaders?
- O'Hare-bound trains
- Trains on viaducts, perhaps
- Rails on viaducts
- Well-loved trio
- Volleyball quartet?
- City railways not at street level
- Golfer Ernie from South Africa
- Outskirts of Liverpool
- Certain public transports
- Trains like Chicago's
- Parallelogram's trio
- 37-Down's Ernie
- Shapes made by thumbs and index fingers
- Yellow pair?
- Pair of overalls?
- City trains above the street
- Railways not on street level
- A couple of million?
- Letters typed with the right ring finger
- Raised urban trains
- Scullers' pair?
- They're high up in Chi-Town
- Over-the-street transports
- Legal limits?
- Many characters in "Kill Bill"
- A couple of dollars?
- Llama's head?
- South African golf great
- Golf champion Ernie
- They can take you to O'Hare
- Chicago conveyances
- Raised city trains
- Pair seen three times in "All's Well That Ends Well"
- They loop around the Loop
- Pair of gallons?
- Literal edges
- Trains at a high level?
- Transports from Midway Airport to the Loop
- Thrilling pair?
- Middle of a valley?
- Rapid transit options
- Trains that rumble overhead
- Features of lollipops but not suckers?
- Couple of fellows?
- High rumblers
- Golfer Ernie known as "The Big Easy"
- Two at the end of the hall?
- Half the characters in "Kill Bill"?
- Half full?
- Lauryn Hill trio?
- They're raised in Chi-Town
- Hollow middle?
- Trains that run to O'Hare airport
- Above-the-street rumblers
- Some city trains
- Trains above street level
- Lapel edges?
- Volleyball doubles?
- Leads of "La La Land"?
- Unlikely duo?
- Ballet pair?
- What always ends well?
- Half of roll call
- Pairs of jolly bells?
- Frozen queen
- Chicago high rails
- Couple of locals?
- Couple of dollars?
- High ways
- Trains for the Chicago White Sox?
- Liverpool's borders?
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