- - No robe could be adapted for the fairy king
- - ron receives a decoration for being king to the little ones
- - Howard after royal award for Shakespearean fairy role
- - no robe for fairy king
- - "Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania" speaker
- - Shakespearean character who says "Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania"
- - Honour queen supported by fairy king
- - Shakespeare character whose opening line is "Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania"
- - Moon of Uranus named for a Shakespearean character
- - Role created for Edward Villella by Balanchine
- - Opera by Von Weber
- - Opera by Weber
- - Shakespearean role.
- - no robe for a king
- - no robe worn out by titania's mate
- - merle ..., best actress in a leading role oscar nominee for the dark angel
- - Uranian moon discovered after Titania
- - Order a chap to be king of the fairies!
- - Satellite towns regularly visited east of Gong River
- - Actor Merle serious about refusing lead
- - he's in charge of the sprites from borneo
- - you need no robe to become a fairy king
- - Honour a chap as king
- - a bore? no! see town in nsw
- - Titania's man in robe dancing about
- - titania's husband from borneo?
- - Unusually powerful King restrained on losing son
- - the fairy king has no robe!
- - in medieval folklore, king of the fairies, husband of titania
- - Fairy's loose garment moving right down leg
- - King of the fairies, spouse of Titania
- - fairy king from borneo originally
- - Torn robe on woodland king
- - Outermost major moon of Uranus, named after a fairy king
- - Fairy king from central NSW
- - small ruler comes from borneo
- - Plotter with Puck.
- - Fairy king of folklore
- - Borneo (anag)
- - King of the fairies
- - Fairy king
- - Fairy king in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
- - King of the fairies, husband of Titania
- - Shakespearean king bestowing honour on naked crone
- - Shakespearean fairy king
- - Moon, after removing belt, stag night's designated driver?
- - Bard's fairy king
- - Husband of Titania, king of the fairies
- - Moon in Borneo, hazy
- - 'Now, until the break of day, through this house each fairy stray' speaker
- - 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' king
- - Uranus moon
- - Puck's king
- - Shakespeare's fairy king
- - 'Welcome, good Robin' speaker
- - 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' character
- - Titania's king
- - Satellite beheaded 1 ac: no turning back
- - Shakespeare's king of the fairies
- - Titania's husband
- - The king of the fairies
- - Conservative's opinion of the Republican presidential candidates?
- - Puck serves him
- - Uranus orbiter
- - Shakespeare character with a magic aphrodisiac
- - Titania's mate
- - The Bard's fairy king
- - "My gentle Puck, come hither" speaker
- - Puck's master
- - King of the fairies, in Shakespeare
- - Puck handler
- - Big fairy
- - "A Midsummer Night's Dream" fairy king
- - Titania's consort
- - Shakespearean king of the fairies
- - William Herschel discovery of 1787
- - Merle of old movies
- - Olivier's "Wuthering Heights" co-star
- - Fairy king, in Shakespeare
- - King of fairies
- - Character in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
- - "Wuthering Heights" star Merle
- - Actress Merle of "Wuthering Heights"
- - Merle of movies
- - "The Dark Angel" Oscar nominee
- - King of "A Midsummer's Night Dream"
- - King of the fairies, in folklore
- - King of the fairies, in myth
- - "Wuthering Heights" actress
- - "Lydia" star, 1941
- - A moon of Uranus
- - Folklore fairy king
- - Shakespearean king of the faeries
- - "The Dark Angel" actress Merle
- - Puck's boss
- - Titania's spouse
- - Merle of "Wuthering Heights"
- - Actress Merle
- - Legendary fairy king
- - Merle of the movies
- - It circles Uranus
- - Merle of the silver screen
- - Weber opera
- - Sand in "A Song to Remember": 1945
- - King of Mommur
- - She starred in 55 Across
- - Husband of Titania
- - An Olivier co-star: 1939
- - Titania's hubby
- - A satellite of Uranus
- - Von Weber opus
- - Actress from Tasmania
- - Von Weber opera
- - Merle
- - Dream king
- - Merle of films
- - Folklore king.
- - Character in "Midsummer Night's Dream."
- - Shakespearean king
- - Second-largest moon of Uranus
- - Shakespearean fairy
- - Moon of Uranus
- - Shakespearean character
- - See 34-Across
- - nsw town
- - Shakespearean monarch
- - King of the fairies in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
- - honour the man as king of the fairies
- - Shakespearean king during October only
- - Tension
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