- - Continually
- - A lot to have for dinner when one's gone back
- - A lot died with gas all around
- - Donne translated a lot
- - limitless amount (of)
- - Very much lacking in purpose?
- - "It has ..." (eternity): 2 wds.
- - Donne has been translated quite a lot
- - With ... in sight (indefinitely) (2 wds.)
- - Conclusion can't be reached — sigh!
- - Very much (2 words)
- - "There's ... in sight" (taking forever): 2 wds.
- - To a great extent Donne is wrong
- - Donne composed a lot
- - Very much (slang)
- - Killswitch Engage "...... in Sight"
- - Ad infinitum
- - On and on and on
- - Interminably
- - What a Möbius strip has
- - Very much indeed
- - Without a break
- - "... with ...... in sight"
- - Without a stop
- - Number with purpose getting a great deal
- - On and on
- - Without letup
- - Lots turned on by goal
- - Annoy to ......
- - "There's ...... in sight"
- - Very much, informally
- - Tips for European visiting Bible Land a lot
- - Eternally
- - What rings have a lot?
- - Without interruption
- - To a huge extent
- - What infinity has
- - ...... in sight
- - Limitlessly
- - What eternity has
- - What may be in sight?
- - Feature of titles spoofed in this puzzle
- - .......... of (umpteen)
- - Very, very much
- - What a ring has
- - Phenomenon of a circle
- - Exceedingly: Colloq.
- - A great deal: Colloq.
- - What a circle has.
- - Infinitely
- - Eternal
- - Very much: Colloq.
- - An awful lot
- - Unceasingly
- - Constantly
- - Ceaselessly
- - Incessantly
- - Continuously
- - Forever and ever
- - Forever
- - Without stopping
- - To the nth degree
- - Tons (of)
- - Very many
- - Immensely
- - Seemingly forever
- - Forever, it seems
- - Extremely, informally
- - Thoroughly
- - Exceedingly
- - To a great extent
- - To a great degree
- - Extremely: Colloq.
- - A great deal
- - Oodles
- - A lot
- - Very much
- - Extremely
- - embarrassed donne very much
- - A lot of
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