- - first thoughts, you oldie?
- - Quaint word for "you"
- - former word for 'you'
- - only half grand? that's the old you!
- - what you evolved from?
- - Five hundred for you, historically speaking
- - you might be old
- - ... shalt not … (beginning of some commandments)
- - Some characters in courthouse with you long ago
- - You, 500 years before you were you
- - you, in corinthians
- - Old-fashioned word for you
- - You once cut many hundreds
- - "Wherefore art ... Romeo?" (old "you")
- - Holier-than-... (attitude of a self-righteous person)
- - Holier-than-... (attitude of moral superiority)
- - You — 1,000 (abbr)
- - archaic 'you'
- - you, in commandments
- - Old-timey 'you'
- - shakespearean you
- - You, in olden days
- - Old-fashioned "you"
- - You, formerly
- - You, of yore
- - You, at one point in time
- - Start of a commandment
- - Big chunk of moola
- - You, to King James
- - You in olden times
- - What King James called you?
- - What came before you?
- - Poetic you
- - Old English pronoun
- - Old "you"
- - "...... Swell" (Rodgers-Hart standard with a smattering of Old English lyrics)
- - Big chunk of lettuce
- - Old-fashioned pronoun.
- - Fraction of a mil
- - You, once
- - You, in the Bible
- - The old you?
- - You, quaintly
- - You, long ago
- - Biblical 'you'
- - You, to Shakespeare
- - What you used to be
- - You, of old
- - You (archaic)
- - Old-style you
- - The way you used to be?
- - You, a long time ago
- - Casually grand, that's you!
- - Scriptural 'you'
- - Biblical word for you
- - Second person of old?
- - After start of trial there's endless time for K
- - Start of most Commandments
- - You, in Proverbs
- - Archaic form of you
- - "You" of yesteryear
- - Quaint 'you'
- - You used to be this
- - Characters in the courthouse could relate to you in the past
- - What Shakespeare would call you?
- - Time period would be more than enough for you
- - What "you" once was
- - In the past, you produced hot shot on centre court
- - King James "you"
- - Old pronoun
- - ten hundreds [colloq]
- - ".. shalt not steal"
- - "...wherefore art ..., Romeo?" (Juliet's line)
- - Pronoun spoken by Juliet
- - Coen brothers' film, O Brother, Where Art ...?
- - In the outhouse? Not I!
- - o brother, where art ...?, the coens' take on the odyssey
- - Holier-than-...
- - Second person once seen wearing socks in hothouse?
- - the second person found in the outhouse
- - second person, archaically
- - G or K
- - "o julius caesar, .... art mighty yet!": brutus
- - Second person no longer still ignores Grand Hotel
- - O Brother Where Art ...? (2000 Coen Brothers film)
- - 100 hamiltons
- - "......, nature, art my goddess"
- - O Brother, Where Art ... ? (2000 film with George Clooney)
- - "Wherefore art ..., Romeo?" (Line by Shakespeare)
- - "how great ... art" (carrie underwood hit)
- - Amount equal to 20 $50 bills, for short
- - grand individual being addressed, formerly
- - "O Brother, Where Art ...?," George Clooney film
- - It's often seen beside art
- - Commandment starter
- - Penn pronoun
- - "O Brother, Where Art ......?" (2000 film)
- - One G
- - Commandment opener
- - "Friendly" pronoun
- - Quaker's addressee
- - King James' "your"
- - Hymnbook pronoun
- - Holier-than-...... attitude
- - Grand, slangily
- - G-note
- - "Bird ...... never wert": Shelley
- - "...... Swell" (Rodgers & Hart song)
- - Word before art
- - Ten C's
- - Ten C-notes or 50 $20 bills
- - Shalt-not word
- - Second person appearing in the Bible
- - Pronoun used with comest and goest
- - Pronoun used by Juliet
- - Pronoun in the Ten Commandments
- - Pronoun in the Commandments
- - Mountain Goats "Hast ...... Considered the Tetrapod"
- - Metallica "Holier Than ......"
- - Lead-in to swell, witty, sweet or grand
- - King Jamesean pronoun
- - K or G
- - It may come before art in the Bible
- - It may come before art
- - It ain't nothing but a G thing
- - Introduction to art?
- - Intro to art?
- - Holier-than-...... (smugly pious)
- - Grand amount
- - Elvis "How Great ...... Art"
- - Decalogue pronoun
- - Commandment beginning
- - Buber's "I and ---"
- - Art preceder in the Bible
- - 1,000 (abbr)
- - $1000, for short
- - "Wherefore art --- ...?"
- - "Shalt" preceder
- - "I am holier than ......"
- - "For whither ...... goest . . . "
- - "...... wear a lion's hide!": Shak.
- - "...... Swell," 1927 tune
- - "...... shalt not covet . . . "
- - "...... shalt not commit adultery"
- - " . . . waken ...... with me": Tennyson
- - One grand
- - Wherefore .... thou Romeo?
- - Antiquated pronoun
- - Ten Commandments word
- - King James word
- - Bible word
- - Grand, for short
- - 10 C's
- - Biblical word.
- - Friend's pronoun
- - Archaic pronoun
- - Second person in the Bible
- - 10 benjamins
- - '...... shalt not . . .'
- - "Wherefore art .... Romeo?"
- - Ten Commandments pronoun
- - Thousand, for short
- - Second person once without clothes
- - Pronoun before "art"
- - No badness in basset hound from Quakers' address
- - Bank heist unit
- - "...... shall not steal"
- - Ten C-notes
- - 'How Great — Art'
- - Friend's address
- - Grand number?
- - Numbers pronoun
- - The second person in Shakespeare to get short measure
- - Exodus pronoun
- - 'O Brother, Where Art ......?'
- - Person to be holier than?
- - M U
- - Pronoun for the Bard
- - Holier than who?
- - A G
- - Commandment start
- - "...... shalt not kill"
- - Quaker's address
- - 100 sawbucks
- - 10 C-notes
- - Pronoun in the King James Bible
- - $1,000, slangily
- - One grand, for short
- - Pronoun before 'shalt not'
- - 52-Down soundtrack "O Brother, Where Art ......?"
- - Elizabethan pronoun
- - "O Brother, Where Art ......?" soundtrack
- - "All hail, Macbeth, ...... shalt be king hereafter!"
- - Friends' pronoun
- - Quaker word
- - Poetic pronoun.
- - Small measurement
- - Quaker's pronoun
- - Biblical pronoun
- - Commandment pronoun
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