- - Oldest university in the English-speaking world
- - low-heeled shoe in box for daughter
- - A shoe, a shirt, a comma - or a city in England
- - Crossroads in central London
- - Shoe in box for delivery
- - Party backed over vote in favour of foreign university
- - University in England
- - River in Newcastle
- - animal by river's crossing point in english city
- - one of the places where one might get the blues
- - Venerable English university
- - do up about ten on behalf of university
- - Steer, following ring road to reach city
- - English university
- - old vote supporting daughter's university place
- - Matthew Arnold's "sweet city with her dreaming spires"
- - The "city of dreaming spires", according to poet Matthew Arnold
- - university shoes
- - UK university city
- - university, shoe, and comma
- - ... Circus; tube station serving popular shopping street
- - University city "of dreaming spires"
- - Steer car brand to famous uni
- - Where Clinton didn't inhale
- - University — shoe
- - Rhodes Scholarship university
- - Matthew Arnold's 'city of dreaming spires'
- - Dark blue university?
- - City of Dreaming Spires
- - Boat Race's Dark Blues
- - "…that sweet City with her dreaming spires…"
- - Part of OED
- - University city
- - Famous 16
- - Ancient university town
- - Alma mater for J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis
- - British university
- - UK seat of learning
- - 3-Down's alma mater
- - Tony Blair went there
- - Where Tolkien taught
- - Backed party about vote favouring university
- - English university town
- - Old car that's kept by city producing different make
- - Destination for Rhodes scholars
- - Dr. Seuss went there
- - Noted English university
- - Margaret Thatcher alma mater
- - Rhodes scholar's alma mater
- - Dudley Moore's alma mater
- - Stephen Hawking's alma mater
- - English university since about the 12th century
- - Where Clinton spent the late '60s
- - #92
- - City on the Thames.
- - English university city.
- - Brogue
- - Shoe style
- - Type of shoe
- - English city
- - Where you might get blue shoe?
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