- - The sister of Goneril and Cordelia?
- - middle daughter of king lear in the william shakespeare play of that name
- - Wild anger of Lear's daughter
- - president bereft of a shakespearean character
- - Ungrateful daughter of stage manager's showing up
- - The second daughter of King Lear in Shakespeare's play
- - Sister of Goneril
- - One of Lear's daughters
- - One of Cordelia's sisters
- - Daughter of Lear
- - A sister of Cordelia
- - A daughter of Lear
- - Daughter of King Lear
- - Daughter of 15-Across
- - One of King Lear's daughters
- - A daughter of 33-Down
- - Sister of Cordelia
- - Duke of Cornwall's wife, in Shakespeare
- - Sister of Goneril and Cordelia
- - One daughter of King Lear
- - A daughter of King Lear
- - Duke of Cornwall's wife
- - Donald of the Reagan cabinet
- - Wife of the Duke of Cornwall, in Shakespeare
- - The Duke of Cornwall's wife, in Shakespeare
- - Reagan chief of staff
- - A sister of Goneril
- - One of Goneril's sisters
- - Presidential Chief of Staff
- - A former White House chief of staff
- - A sister-in-law of Albany
- - Reagan's Sec. of Treasury
- - Sec. of the Treasury
- - Duke of Cornwall's bride.
- - Duchess of Cornwall in "King Lear."
- - Barbarous daughter of Lear.
- - Second daughter of King Lear.
- - Secretary of the Treasury.
- - EPA Administrator Michael
- - ... gascoigne, won dancing on ice with karina manta
- - shakespearian character showing shocking anger
- - goneril poisons her
- - Shakespearean princess poisoned by her sister
- - Girl in "The Exorcist"
- - "Standup and Away! With Brian ...," stand-up show hosted by the eponymous comedian
- - Lear's daughter is convulsed in anger
- - Legendary Nova Scotia Premier
- - Character who said about her father, "Yet he hath ever but slenderly known himself"
- - 'King Lear' daughter
- - Lear daughter
- - King Lear's middle daughter
- - Rescue one missing female in play
- - Cordelia's sister
- - Shakespeare character who asks "To whose hands have you sent the lunatic king?"
- - Shakespearean false flatterer
- - Lear's middle daughter
- - Linda's "The Exorcist" role
- - Goneril's victim
- - Book editor Judith
- - Possessed girl in "The Exorcist"
- - Cordelia and Goneril's sister
- - Lear's daughter
- - Goneril's sister
- - Cordelia's sib
- - Shakespearean daughter
- - 1980s Treasury head Donald
- - "The Exorcist" heroine
- - King Lear's daughter
- - Reagan's first Treasury secretary
- - Linda, in "The Exorcist"
- - King Lear's youngest daughter
- - 1980s Treasury secretary
- - Reagan Treasury secretary
- - Lear's youngest daughter
- - "King Lear" sister
- - Ronald's Donald
- - Linda Blair in "The Exorcist"
- - Baker's Cabinet predecessor
- - Cornwall's wife
- - King Lear's second daughter
- - Cabinet member under R.W.R.
- - She gave Lear the air
- - Lear's second daughter
- - Shakespearean princess
- - Classic villainess.
- - 57 Down's daughter.
- - Ungrateful daughter.
- - Small cheer for King Lear.
- - Lear's most evil daughter.
- - Unfilial daughter.
- - Cordelia's wicked sister.
- - Lear's "most barbarous" daughter.
- - Louis Calhern's stage daughter.
- - Shakespearean villainess.
- - Reagan cabinet member
- - Reagan appointee
- - "King Lear" character
- - "King Lear" role
- - Shakespearean role.
- - Shakespearean villain
- - D.C. figure
- - shakespeare character
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