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➠ LIMERICK - 8 Letters : Crossword Clue

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limerick
  • - 2014 city of culture in the republic of ireland
  • - irish rhyme?
  • - poem from ireland
  • - Stack of fruit in funny rhyme
  • - Comic rhyme
  • - Irish poem or Saskatchewan hamlet
  • - Funny poem
  • - Jazz solo contains merit - missing the last five lines that's poetic
  • - Poem often starting with 'There'
  • - Stack is after one of The Greens in Munster
  • - Humorous poem
  • - Humorous verse from the mid-West
  • - Five-line poem
  • - Composition with citrus twist
  • - Irish city and county, also a humorous poem
  • - Rhyme with a punch line
  • - Irish city where The Cranberries formed
  • - Scheme of 45-51 Down
  • - Poem with the rhyme scheme aabba
  • - Poem with a punch line
  • - Seaport on the Shannon.
  • - Rhyme
  • - Type of poem.
  • - fruit beside a haystack in munster
  • - Five lines of green seen as superior to stack of hay
  • - Stack of fruit in Irish county?
  • - it's so funny being well-versed in ireland!
  • - Pile of alkaline substance in Irish location
  • - A stack of fruit in Ireland
  • - Comic five-line verse
  • - Comic verse's pace interrupted by setter's hesitation
  • - A little work in green grass pile
  • - Verse form — Irish city
  • - Type of humorous verse
  • - Humorous verse form
  • - Humorous five-line verse
  • - Fruit stack in Irish county
  • - Fruit alongside haystack in Irish county
  • - Humorous verse of 5 lines
  • - Funny five-line verse
  • - Colourful type of building unit that needs no introduction to one of those in Munster
  • - Slimy material -- maybe, Astley's verse
  • - Fruit stack in Munster
  • - There was a young man from Adare, who's a very close neighbour of Clare?
  • - Lines penned by humorist forming pile beneath tree
  • - Short amusing verse
  • - Verse often beginning "There once was a ..."
  • - Writing that's often obscene
  • - Often-bawdy verse
  • - Five-line verse
  • - Five-liner
  • - It often starts "There once was a..."
  • - Lear's 5-liner
  • - Edward Lear specialty
  • - Lear creation
  • - Verse form named after a county
  • - Verse named for Irish town
  • - A lace of Irish origin
  • - Type of jingle.
  • - Comic verse
  • - Humorous verse
  • - Nonsense verse
  • - Verse form
  • - it's amusing and there's a place for it in ireland
  • - Fruit placed to stack in five lines
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