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  • - Composer is blacklisted on the radio
  • - Poet, especially Shakespeare
  • - Shakespeare committee lacks nothing
  • - Shakespeare nasty about king
  • - shakespeare for instance
  • - Poet, nickname for William Shakespeare
  • - shakespeare, the ......
  • - sounds like the way music is written for the strolling player
  • - Shakespeare's Romeo in an unsuitable setting
  • - Shakespeare, it seems, was wrong about Romeo!
  • - keats, say (and a homonym of a word that means "forbidden")
  • - The ... of Avon (another name for Shakespeare)
  • - ... of Avon, William Shakespeare
  • - The ... (Shakespeare's nickname)
  • - ...... of Avon (nickname for Shakespeare)
  • - The ...... of Avon (William Shakespeare)
  • - The ...... of Avon (Shakespeare's nickname)
  • - The ...... of Avon (nickname for Shakespeare)
  • - Shakespeare, vis-à-vis Avon
  • - Shakespeare, simply
  • - Homer or Shakespeare
  • - Shakespeare
  • - Shakespeare sobriquet
  • - Shakespeare was one
  • - The .... of Avon (Shakespeare)
  • - Shakespeare, for one
  • - A part of Sandra Bullock elevated by Shakespeare
  • - Shakespeare, notably
  • - Shakespeare serious about Romeo
  • - Shakespeare appellation, with 'the'
  • - Poet not allowed in pub we hear
  • - Shakespeare, with 'the'
  • - Title for Shakespeare
  • - The ....: Shakespeare
  • - ...... of Avon (Shakespeare)
  • - Shakespeare is forbidden, we hear
  • - Shakespeare, the ...... of Avon
  • - Shakespeare's nickname, with "the"
  • - Shakespeare nickname
  • - Shakespeare or Browning
  • - Shakespeare, vis- -vis Avon
  • - Epithet for Shakespeare
  • - Shakespeare's Avon calling?
  • - Shakespeare, e.g.
  • - Shakespeare appellation
  • - Shakespeare, informally
  • - Shakespeare, familiarly
  • - Shelley or Shakespeare
  • - Shakespeare's appellation
  • - The ...... of Avon [Shakespeare nickname]
  • - poet is excluded on radio
  • - writer is prohibited, we hear
  • - we hear this poet is forbidden
  • - poet is excluded, by the sound of it
  • - reportedly excluded writer
  • - Poet excluded in conversation
  • - Traveling poet, in olden days
  • - Pub needs introduction to drummer and rhymer
  • - D&D class with a poetic name
  • - Writer of poetry
  • - Ren Faire performer
  • - Poet in pub close to Eisteddfod
  • - Eisteddfod winner, dull, turned up
  • - Lyric verse writer
  • - Bad about first Royal poet!
  • - Unsuitable environment for Republican poet
  • - Recall dull poet
  • - college on the hudson river
  • - Term for a person hired by a nobleman in medieval times to compose verses in his praise
  • - dull retrograde poet
  • - will was one
  • - The official story teller or composer, in medieval culture
  • - Verse maker
  • - Rhymer
  • - Celtic poet
  • - Upstate N.Y. college
  • - Robert Burns was one
  • - Avon resident
  • - Avon had one
  • - WS moniker
  • - Traveling poet of olden days
  • - Skald
  • - Scop or skald
  • - Sagaman
  • - Poe or Pope
  • - Harp toter of yore
  • - Globe favorite
  • - Equine armor
  • - Celtic singer
  • - Celtic minstrel-poet
  • - Avon V.I.P.
  • - Avon produced one
  • - Avon great
  • - Annandale-on-Hudson campus
  • - Ancient storyteller hired by royalty to tell stories in praise of said royalty. Good feedback all around, I think
  • - "The ...... shall scorn pedantic laws": Scott
  • - ...... College (campus in Annandale-on-Hudson)
  • - Sandburg
  • - Epicist.
  • - Actress in "Contempt"
  • - "Viva Maria!" actress, 1965
  • - Slice of bacon
  • - Jongleur
  • - Poetic type
  • - Poet of yore
  • - College where Achebe taught
  • - Shakespearean nickname
  • - Old storyteller
  • - Famous literary nickname, with 'The'
  • - Troubadour
  • - Rook caged by terrible poet
  • - Medieval storyteller
  • - Versifier
  • - Medieval entertainer
  • - Professional storyteller
  • - Minstrel poet
  • - Balladeer
  • - Verse writer
  • - Rook caged by wicked poet
  • - Poet
  • - Old-time poet
  • - Shakespearean title
  • - Singing poet
  • - Meter writer
  • - Traditional poet
  • - Avon product?
  • - Homer, e.g
  • - Homer, for one
  • - Storyteller of old
  • - Troubadour colleague
  • - Minstrel
  • - Old-style poet
  • - Sonneteer
  • - Minstrel of yore
  • - Shakespearean sobriquet
  • - Gray, perhaps, here? Might be grey on reflection
  • - Professional poet
  • - Ban 500 responsible for the comedy of errors
  • - Poet-singer
  • - Epic poet
  • - Celtic minstrel
  • - Poet of old
  • - Teller of tales
  • - Epic reciter
  • - Wordsmith of old
  • - Rhymester
  • - College where Steely Dan formed
  • - Shakespearean epithet
  • - Shakepeare, notably
  • - The .... of Avon
  • - Foot specialist?
  • - Avon calling?
  • - Poet, poetically
  • - Lyric poet
  • - Tale teller of old
  • - One with poetic aspirations
  • - Composer of epic poetry
  • - One using the metric system?
  • - Odist, e.g.
  • - Erstwhile poet
  • - Wordsmith, of a sort
  • - Good college for poets?
  • - One working with feet?
  • - Old harpist, perhaps
  • - Sonneteer, for example
  • - Tribal minstrel
  • - Exalted poet
  • - Ossian, e.g.
  • - Ex-wife of Vadim
  • - Poet in the past
  • - "... And God Created Woman" star
  • - Tale teller
  • - drab sort of writer
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