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lamb
  • - mary's was little
  • - writer was mary's little one?
  • - Mary's pet
  • - Ewe's youngster
  • - Ewe's young
  • - Lion's antithesis
  • - Mary's possession
  • - Ewe's child
  • - Mary's follower, in verse
  • - Young ram
  • - Sheep's baby
  • - Ram's child
  • - Ovine offspring
  • - One in Mary's care
  • - Meat that's often served with mint jelly
  • - Mary's tagalong
  • - Mary's inseparable companion
  • - Mary's hanger-on
  • - Mary's creature
  • - Mary's chaser
  • - Mary or Mary's follower
  • - Lion's trusting companion
  • - Lady Caroline (Byron's paramour)
  • - It's white and innocent
  • - Ewe's little one
  • - Dish that's often roasted
  • - Coleridge's schoolmate.
  • - Child of a ram and a ewe
  • - Border collie's charge
  • - Mrs. Battle's creator
  • - "Mrs. Battle's Opinions on Whist" writer
  • - Mary's friend
  • - Sheep's kin
  • - Mary's pet, in a nursery rhyme
  • - Frenchman in scientist's place of work is one of Mary's followers
  • - Mary's "little" pet
  • - Title critter in Blake's 'Songs of Innocence'
  • - Ewe's baby
  • - Mary's follower
  • - Ewe's offspring
  • - No Kir in milk bar for one of Mary's followers
  • - Ewe's output
  • - Mary's charge
  • - Ram's offspring
  • - Ewe's babe
  • - Hit book, 'Mary's Little Friend'
  • - Take top off mollusc and take note, this is for one of Mary's followers
  • - Ewe's youth
  • - 'The --', William Blake's counterpart poem to 'The Tyger'
  • - Shepherd's charge
  • - Mary's little follower
  • - offspring of a sheep
  • - meat in gyros
  • - Just-born sheep
  • - It followed Mary everywhere
  • - youngster clambering around
  • - Little animal that went everywhere Mary did, in a nursery rhyme
  • - Labour to secure source of meat – such as this?
  • - Meat sometimes served with mint jelly
  • - Scotch broth staple
  • - On the ...... (running from the law)
  • - Petting zoo favorite
  • - Moussaka meat(Used today)
  • - Souvlaki ingredient
  • - Baby bleater
  • - One younger than ewe?
  • - Gyro ingredient
  • - "Mary Had a Little ......"
  • - White-fleeced animal of rhyme
  • - Pastoral youngster
  • - Paragon of meekness
  • - Meadow baby
  • - Kabob choice
  • - Gentle, innocent type
  • - Gentle sort
  • - Entrée order
  • - Young farm animal
  • - Wee woolly one
  • - Traditional Easter fare
  • - Symbol of obedience
  • - Start of an Easter prayer
  • - Souvlaki ingredient, often
  • - Shish kebab item
  • - Schoolgoer of rhyme
  • - School visitor of rhyme
  • - Sacrificial offering
  • - Nursery rhyme pet
  • - New ewe
  • - Irish stew ingredient
  • - Innocence exemplar
  • - Flock youngster
  • - Ewe youth
  • - Essayist Elia
  • - Essayist Charles
  • - Easter baby?
  • - Doner kebab meat
  • - A product of Australia
  • - "In like a lion, out like a ......"
  • - Young Shropshire
  • - Yeanling
  • - Writer Mary Ann
  • - Woolly farm baby
  • - Woolly baby in a petting zoo
  • - Woolly baby
  • - With The, Blake poem from Songs of Innocence
  • - What "Lies Down on Broadway," to Genesis
  • - Very soft fleece source
  • - Tender sheep meat
  • - Symbol of March 31
  • - Symbol of Christ
  • - Sweet-tempered type
  • - Sweet-tempered sort
  • - Sweet and innocent child
  • - Suckling sheep
  • - Simple, unsophisticated person.
  • - Shish-kebab ingredient
  • - Shish kebab meat
  • - Seder mainstay
  • - Schoolmate of Coleridge
  • - Schoolgoer in a rhyme
  • - Schoolgoer in a nursery rhyme
  • - Rogan josh ingredient
  • - Rack of ....
  • - Popular roast.
  • - Pet of rhyme
  • - Pasture baby
  • - Paschal ......
  • - Part of a gyro
  • - Noted essayist — symbol of innocence
  • - Newcomer to the flock
  • - New member of the flock
  • - Nativity scene animal
  • - Mild-mannered type
  • - Mild-mannered one
  • - Metal band ...... of God
  • - Meat with mint jelly
  • - Meat served off the rack?
  • - Meat on a kabob, maybe
  • - Meat often served with mint jelly
  • - Meat often complemented by mint
  • - Meat in the Near Eastern dish kibbe
  • - Meat in Irish stew, often
  • - Meat found in gyros
  • - Meadow infant
  • - Mary had one
  • - Many a roast
  • - Kabob meat
  • - Kabob component
  • - Jesus, .... of God
  • - Its "fleece was white as snow"
  • - It went everywhere Mary did
  • - Innocence symbol
  • - He came after Bacon
  • - Gentle, meek one
  • - Gentle woolly animal
  • - Gentle type
  • - Gentle as a --
  • - Follower of Mary, in a nursery rhyme
  • - Fleecy babe
  • - Essayist: 1775–1834
  • - Essayist who wrote "Lawyers, I suppose, were children once"
  • - English essayist: 1775–1834
  • - Emblem of St. Agnes
  • - Elia was his alias
  • - Elia essayist
  • - Elia really
  • - Down Under product
  • - Docile person
  • - Dish served with jelly
  • - Dear, sweet person
  • - Dear soul
  • - Chops for dinner
  • - Chop source, perhaps
  • - Charles or roast
  • - Caracul or mouton
  • - Baby in wool?
  • - Babe in Wall St.
  • - Author Mary or brother.
  • - Animal that the month of March is said to "go out like"
  • - Animal associated with March 31
  • - Aka Elia
  • - A stew base
  • - A k a Elia
  • - "The ...... of God"
  • - "The ...... Lies Down on Broadway" (Genesis)
  • - "Tales from Shakespear" cowriter
  • - "Little ......, who made thee?": Blake
  • - "Behold the --- of God" (John 1:29)
  • - "... out like a ......"
  • - ...... of God (epithet for Jesus)
  • - ...... of God (Agnus Dei)
  • - Easy dupe
  • - Type of meat
  • - Easter serving
  • - Popular Easter dish
  • - March animal
  • - Wool-coat owner
  • - Fold member
  • - Sheepish one
  • - Member of the fold
  • - Cote occupant
  • - Gentle person
  • - Tales man
  • - Gentle creature
  • - Woolly animal
  • - "Essays of Elia" author
  • - "Dream Children . . . " author
  • - Elia.
  • - Innocent type
  • - Traditional Easter entree
  • - British essayist
  • - English essayist.
  • - Kebab meat
  • - Chop source
  • - Charles or Mary
  • - Essayist
  • - English writer.
  • - Little bighorn
  • - Nativity scene figure
  • - One in a flock
  • - Meat in Irish stew
  • - Chop meat
  • - Red meat
  • - Stew meat
  • - ...... of God
  • - Moussaka meat
  • - Bleating baby
  • - Young sheep
  • - "Innocent" baby animal
  • - Petting zoo youngling
  • - Symbol of innocence
  • - Gentle soul
  • - Moussaka ingredient
  • - I'm a farm animal and am kept in pound
  • - Rogan josh meat
  • - Personal ambition to store meat
  • - Youngster on a farm
  • - Wee one in a flock
  • - Larry ........ played Archie Mitchell in EastEnders
  • - Symbol of gentleness
  • - Mary had a little one
  • - Souvlaki meat
  • - Bleating youngster
  • - Pasture youngster
  • - Gyro meat
  • - Small ambition limits innocent person
  • - Gentle soul (informal)
  • - Petting zoo creature
  • - Animal on Easter cards
  • - Animal pound holds up to twelve in the day
  • - Meat in a rack
  • - Woolly youngster
  • - Meat in much moussaka
  • - Bleating babe
  • - Jesus, in a metaphor
  • - Thrash black sheep?
  • - Woolly one
  • - Small ambition limits gentle person
  • - Exemplar of innocence
  • - Meat Mike fed to dog
  • - Creature has some real ambivalence
  • - Follower of Mary
  • - Mike in laboratory producing meat
  • - Gyro staple
  • - Rung #4 of the ladder
  • - Baby sheep
  • - Main ingredient in the dish lechazo
  • - Woolly babe
  • - Young shee
  • - Ewe kid
  • - Wee sheep
  • - Mary follower
  • - Country kid?
  • - Months in laboratory producing meat
  • - Charles --, 1775-1834, essayist and poet
  • - Common kebab meat
  • - Meat of which Australia is among the largest producers
  • - Essayist with the pen name Elia
  • - Gentle farm animal
  • - Bit of clam, brisket and meat in stew
  • - Woolly infant
  • - Rack serving
  • - Gentle animal
  • - One devoted to Mary?
  • - Sacrificial ....
  • - Staple of Greek cuisine
  • - Common gyro ingredient
  • - Meat in many gyros
  • - Denizen of many a petting zoo
  • - Gentle one
  • - Souvlaki meat, often
  • - Souvlaki choice
  • - Writer that one associates with a certain Mary
  • - Kebab choice
  • - Petting zoo youngster
  • - Dish with mint jelly
  • - Batter used with British meat
  • - Sheepish youngster?
  • - Easter symbol
  • - Author of the Stepquote
  • - Sheep
  • - Butcher shop buy
  • - Easily swindled sort
  • - Innocent one
  • - Naive one
  • - Meat
  • - Petting zoo animal
  • - Young animal
  • - Epitome of gentleness
  • - Easter entree
  • - Farm animal
  • - Meek one
  • - Term of endearment
  • - Innocent
  • - Chop
  • - Farm baby
  • - Petting-zoo baby
  • - Flock member
  • - Honeybunch
  • - "Dear" one
  • - Petting zoo critter
  • - Woolly creature
  • - Crèche figure
  • - Sweetie
  • - "Mary Had a Little ..." (nursery rhyme)
  • - merino young
  • - youngster clambering about
  • - Flock baby
  • - Meat in Qabeli palaw
  • - Baby in a herd of sheep
  • - clambering around youngster
  • - The French doctor gets young animal
  • - Frisky meadow youngster
  • - Sheep farm youngster
  • - Little animal that Mary loved in a nursery rhyme
  • - innocent figure in a laboratory
beckett
  • - 1969 nobelist in literature
  • - 1969 Literature Nobelist
  • - 15-Across Irish playwright
  • - Irish literature Nobelist
  • - margaret —, foreign secretary from 2006-07
  • - Archbishop adds the end of the script for the playwright
  • - playwright samuel
  • - samuel, author of play waiting for godot
  • - "Waiting for Godot" playwright
  • - "Waiting for Godot" author
  • - "Waiting for Godot" playwright Samuel
  • - "Krapp's Last Tape" playwright
  • - Night spot
demriburns
  • - dustin —, actor-comedian whose roles have included ludo in 2015 bbc tv mini-series asylum
bliss
  • - 1981 novel by peter carey
  • - "Ignorance Is ...," 1989 song by punk rock band the Ramones who played their last concert in 1996
  • - english composer's supreme joy
  • - pure happiness
  • - '.. was it in that dawn to be alive' - Wordsworth on the French Revolution
  • - Sister ....., member of the band Faithless
  • - Sir Arthur's great happiness
  • - Heavenly joy Arthur achieved as a composer
  • - Felicity returned one pound to Swiss banks
  • - Composer showing ignorance?
  • - Composer Arthur finds perfect happiness
  • - perfect joy
  • - Sir Arthur's happiness
  • - Edenic vibes
  • - State of euphoria
  • - Return of one pound two shillings for ecstasy
  • - Beginning letters, in sublime satisfaction
  • - fear's opposite, maybe
  • - Extreme pleasure
  • - Composer twice drinks litre before start of symphony
  • - Utter happiness
  • - Serene joy
  • - Utter contentment
  • - Poet Carman
  • - Perfect contentment
  • - Worry-free feeling
  • - Ecstatic feeling
  • - Utter delight
  • - Great happiness
  • - Happiness
tampabay
  • - american football team; super bowl xxxvii winners
  • - ... Mutiny, professional soccer team that was an active member of MLS from 1996 to 2001 but is now defunct: 2 wds.
  • - Home to the Buccaneers
  • - Home to the Rays
  • - Florida harbor
  • - Team that has a tankful of rays in the back of its ballpark
  • - Buccaneer's place
  • - Buccaneers' home
  • - Rays' home
  • - Home of the Buccaneers
  • - Florida city that's home to football's Buccaneers [2 wds]
  • - Body of water near St. Petersburg
  • - *The Sunshine Skyway Bridge spans it
  • - Super Bowl XXXVII winners
  • - Where the Rays play
  • - NFL team
habeascorpus
  • - You should have the body
  • - Literally, "may you have the body"
  • - 1973 stage play by alan bennett
  • - Writ has to integrate Lincoln with another Oxford college?
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