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  • - Poetry form used by Shakespeare
  • - Shakespearean poem with 14 lines
  • - Shakespearean gem
  • - Poetic fourteen-liner
  • - Verse form of 14 lines
  • - Shakespearean work
  • - Shakespearean verse
  • - Shakespearean poem
  • - "Little song" form
  • - Verve song about Shakespearean verse?
  • - Frost form
  • - Shakespearean lines
  • - Shakespearean offering
  • - Shakespearean poetic form
  • - Verse form with 14 lines
  • - Verse form
  • - Poetic form
  • - It might be 70 feet long
  • - Poem for a child with a bit of fishing equipment
  • - Poem succeeded online?
  • - Poem of fourteen lines
  • - Lines for a child rising ten
  • - Ode's cousin
  • - A poem set around non-fashion
  • - Any of 154 by Shakespeare
  • - Eschewing New York, Tennyson composed such lines
  • - Verse of 14 lines that ends with a couplet
  • - Poem with 140 syllables
  • - Poem with fourteen lines
  • - One of Shakespeare's 154
  • - Lines of ten numbers reversed
  • - Heartless Tennyson's new poem
  • - Wrote up numbers after a round number of fourteen lines?
  • - "Ozymandias," e.g.
  • - Love names included in prescribed poem
  • - Wordsworth's forte
  • - Shelley's Ozymandias, for example
  • - Poem by Petrarch
  • - Petrarchan piece for Laura
  • - Ozymandias, for one
  • - One of Mrs. Browning's poems
  • - Bard work
  • - "Golden Treasury" entry
  • - "Bright Star" by Keats, e.g.
  • - "Bright Star" by Keats is one
  • - Frost piece
  • - Certain poem
  • - Bard's poem
  • - Emma Lazarus' 'The New Colossus,' e.g
  • - Shakespeare poem
  • - Boy on web will get lines
  • - Southern surfing lines?
  • - One of a famous 154
  • - Issue clear in poem
  • - Poem second on Web
  • - Boy new to ET produces poem
  • - She's first surfing web for poem
  • - Sent off over starting outburst and named by the linesman
  • - Written creation of Michelangelo
  • - Shakespeare creation
  • - Fourteen-lined poem
  • - Shakespeare verse
  • - One of 154 by Shakespeare
  • - Shelley's 'Ozymandias,' e.g
  • - Fourteen-line work
  • - Fourteen-line poem
  • - Type of poem cited in 'Easter Parade'
  • - Poem given weight when switching start and finish
  • - Short poem with 14 lines
  • - More than a dozen lines providing child with catch
  • - Verse of 14 lines
  • - Bard's 14-line poem
  • - Spenser creation
  • - 'O, never say that I was false of heart ...,' e.g
  • - 14-line verse
  • - One of 154 for Shakespeare
  • - Donne's "Death Be Not Proud," e.g.
  • - Browning output
  • - A 14-line verse
  • - Browning piece
  • - Browning's "How Do I Love Thee?" e.g.
  • - `abba abba cde cde` creation
  • - It has 14 lines
  • - Donne piece
  • - Octet + sestet
  • - "The New Colossus," for one
  • - Little song, literally
  • - Composition that may be Petrarchan
  • - One of Shakespeare's begins "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"
  • - Browning work
  • - Type of poem mentioned in "Easter Parade"
  • - One begins "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"
  • - Spenserian work
  • - Shelley's "Ozymandias," for one
  • - Literally, "little song"
  • - Petrarchan piece
  • - Poem of 14 lines
  • - Elizabeth Barrett Browning work
  • - 14-line poem
  • - It concludes with a couplet
  • - Three quatrains and a couplet
  • - Shakespeare opus
  • - Wordsworth offering
  • - 14-liner
  • - Output from the Bard
  • - Shakespeare specialty
  • - "Ozymandias" is one
  • - Petrarch product
  • - Thomas Wyatt work
  • - Verse with 14 lines
  • - Spenserian output
  • - Schematic poem
  • - Milton's "On His Blindness," for one
  • - Wyatt work
  • - E.B. Browning work
  • - Italian ......
  • - Millay work
  • - Petrarchan poem
  • - "Golden Treasury" item
  • - Wordsworth product
  • - Shakespeare offering
  • - Petrarch specialty
  • - Petrarch piece
  • - Wordsworth work
  • - Poem
  • - Keats work
  • - Poem type
  • - Type of poem.
  • - Shakespeare work
  • - See 2-Down
  • - Bard's work shown in text here and there
  • - Poem succeeded, subject to difficulty
  • - Word from Italian for "little tune"
  • - younger relative recalled figure in short poem
  • - recorded exercise a little bit outside
  • - Bound to need a piano during talks series
  • - Wrapped as a sprained ankle
  • - Sealed for shipment
  • - captured in a recording
  • - As recorded, Ted's out to get pa upset
  • - Recorded in a TV studio
  • - Wrapped, as a hurt ankle
  • - Sealed, like a package
  • - Saved to a VCR
  • - Repaired, as torn paper
  • - Recorded, as a show
  • - Recorded on a reel-to-reel, maybe
  • - Fixed temporarily, as glasses
  • - Sealed up, as a package
  • - Supported, as a weak ankle
  • - Repaired, as a book page
  • - Sealed up, as a carton
  • - Wrapped, before a bout
  • - Like a boxer's hands
  • - Recorded on a cassette
  • - Repaired, as a page
  • - Like a weightlifter's wrists
  • - Sealed, as a package
  • - Placed a bandage on
  • - Did a team trainer's job
  • - Not live, as a TV show
  • - Captured on a VCR, e.g.
  • - Secured, as gift wrapping
  • - Wrapped, as an ankle
  • - Saved for later, in a way
  • - Wrapped, as an athlete's ankle
  • - Not live, as on TV
  • - Playable on a VCR
  • - Bandaged in a way
  • - Sealed a package, in a way
  • - Repaired a paper tear, perhaps
  • - Like some TV shows and athletes' joints
  • - Access journalist's phone, on the record
  • - Like many gift packages and old messages
  • - Having got it thus recorded, one knows the answers
  • - Recorded electronically
  • - strapped, bound
  • - The end of the act is copied and recorded
  • - Recorded on cassette
  • - Recorded an article in much depth, possibly
  • - Recorded, thanks to the piano man
  • - Wrapped, like climbers' fingers
  • - Fastened with sticky strips
  • - Used VCR
  • - Adept characters used VCR
  • - Caught on audio
  • - volunteers daughter to get exercise recorded
  • - affixed, often temporarily
  • - Bound to be recorded
  • - It's bound to be recorded!
  • - On film
  • - Repaired for now
  • - Recorded, old-school
  • - Recorded to watch later
  • - Recorded on video, with older technology
  • - Recorded on video
  • - Recorded on VCR
  • - Recorded (music)
  • - Pre-recorded
  • - Prepared for shipping.
  • - Prerecorded
  • - Recorded one of those in the house getting to grips with comic
  • - Like some athletes' wrists
  • - Not live
  • - Recorded for later
  • - Captured on video
  • - Like some players' wrists
  • - Stored on cassette
  • - On VHS, say
  • - Like some athletes' ankles
  • - Like delayed broadcasts
  • - Mended temporarily
  • - With listening device on phone, newspaperman made recording
  • - On reel-to-reel
  • - Caught on video
  • - On video
  • - Not live, perhaps
  • - Like boxers' hands
  • - Recorded for later viewing
  • - Repaired, perhaps
  • - On cassette
  • - Caught on camera
  • - Recorded, before TiVo
eel
  • - Slippery one
  • - Slippery sort
  • - Slippery fish
  • - Fish of the order Anguilliformes
  • - Anguilla has shelter to the west
  • - point to the spanish swimmer
  • - Fish in sushi known as dragon rolls
  • - Slippery type
  • - Fish in Eastern European lake
  • - Slippery, electric swimmer
  • - Flip cover that's slippery
  • - fish in baam machli ka salan
  • - Either of Ursula's henchfish in "The Little Mermaid"
  • - jellied ..., delicacy in the east end
  • - slippery one in the pre-election period
  • - creature served in jelly?
  • - electric one with a steely middle?
  • - With no introduction, sense one's a slippery creature
  • - grilled fish in kabayaki
  • - Snaky, slippery fish with poor eyesight
  • - One in a conger line?
  • - Leather source
  • - Sushi staple
  • - Sushi stuffing
  • - Type of fish
  • - Sea predator
  • - Marine predator
  • - Snake
  • - Glass
  • - Sea creature
  • - Spawning fish
  • - Slither
  • - Endangered fish
  • - North Sea catch
  • - It can be shocking
  • - Fish dish
  • - Seafood item
  • - Sinuous fish
  • - Kabayaki fish
  • - Fish whose blood is toxic to humans
  • - Long fish
  • - Snakelike fish
  • - "Electric" fish
  • - Broiled sushi fish
  • - Twisty fish
  • - Slender fish
  • - Snaky fish
  • - Lengthy fish
  • - Sniggler's catch
  • - Unadon fish
  • - Squirmy fish
  • - Kind of grass
  • - Food fish
  • - Fish
  • - Mud
  • - Thin swimmer
  • - reveal on and off jellied food
  • - Atlantic food fish
  • - Long and lean fish
  • - slithering fish with a serpentine shape?
  • - Snakelike fish with electroreceptors
  • - Baltic catch
  • - Fish of snake-like appearance
  • - Twisting swimmer
  • - fish with a long snake-like body and reduced fins
  • - Fish that's called "unagi" at a sushi bar
  • - feeling inside like a ray-finned swimmer
  • - Fish whose skin can be used to make wallets
  • - source of hydroelectricity?
  • - Fish often served with kabayaki sauce
  • - long fish; beelzebub keeps it
  • - Fish sometimes jellied
  • - Oily fish called unagi on sushi menus
  • - A sniggler catches it
  • - wormlike fish that can swim backward
  • - ... noodles (dish with snakelike fish)
  • - Unagi roll protein
  • - Predator on a continental shelf
  • - resells oddly deficient fish
  • - Kind of sauce at a sushi bar
  • - Despicable person taking head off fish
  • - Skinny, wiggling fish
  • - moray or conger, e.g.
  • - evasive person, figuratively
  • - Skinny fish that wriggles
  • - Snakey fish
  • - Wormlike fish
  • - swimmer with minute scales
  • - Touch headless fish
  • - Place for reactions and solutions
  • - Where catalysts produce reactions, informally
  • - Place where students can find solutions
  • - Place to get solutions, in brief
  • - Place to find solutions in school
  • - Place to fill a flask
  • - Site of many a student experiment
  • - Place to get a reaction in school?
  • - Place for a retort
  • - Science student's class
  • - science olympiad event
  • - Room with flasks and beakers, for short
  • - Beaker setting, briefly
  • - School course with beakers
  • - Science Olympiad setting
  • - HS classroom with beakers and test tubes
  • - Class with flasks and beakers
  • - Beaker site, for short
  • - Course with beakers
  • - Part of a science course
  • - Elementary school classroom?
  • - HS class
  • - High school class
  • - Hold a contrasting view
  • - Hold opposing views
  • - What opinions often do
  • - Hold an opposing opinion
  • - Hold other views
  • - Have contrasting opinions
  • - Stand out (from)
  • - Fail to correspond
  • - Be dissimilar
  • - act in a disagreeable manner
  • - Be at variance (with)
  • - Take exception
  • - Be at variance
  • - Think otherwise
  • - Take issue
  • - 'I beg to ....': 'I don't agree'
  • - Don't agree
  • - Cross Swords to back umpire and offend papers
  • - Conflict for one party in revolutionary review
  • - Take issue from seed if fertilised
  • - Vary
  • - Be at odds (with)
  • - Be in disagreement
  • - Are not the same
  • - You might beg to do this
  • - What one might beg to do
  • - Be unlike
  • - "I beg to ......"
  • - Disagree
  • - "I beg to ....." is a polite way of expressing disagreement
  • - Tastes
  • - Figure calculated at the end of a ride
  • - a subway rider might save it
  • - Cost of a taxi ride
  • - Money for a taxi
  • - Taxi ride price
  • - Cost of a taxi
  • - Meter reading of a sort
  • - Cost of getting to the airport, maybe
  • - It's enough to take you for a ride
  • - What a pedestrian might save
  • - The going rate
  • - Taxi payment
  • - Certain meter reading
  • - Lift charge
  • - What an employee who stays late may be reimbursed for
  • - Hack's charge
  • - Urban traveler.s payment
  • - Metered amount
  • - Around-town expense
  • - Taxi charge
  • - Taxi cost
  • - Meter reading
  • - Going rate
  • - taxi money
  • - Soul singer Williams
  • - Williams with the 1984 No. 1 hit "Let's Hear It for the Boy"
  • - Williams on the "Footloose" soundtrack
  • - "Let's Hear It For the Boy" singer Williams
  • - comes back to a club
  • - Comes back for another stint
  • - Answers a reply
  • - Meets up with again
  • - Answers the plaintiff
  • - Answers