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pound
  • - 123 across in england?
  • - strike to get money
  • - ... sterling, official currency of the United Kingdom which is also the oldest currency in continuous use
  • - British unit of money
  • - Strike for money
  • - pay for afternoon tea in england with a...
  • - Strike again & again
  • - Ezra -----, major figure in the early modernist poetry movement
  • - British currency
  • - Strike in British capital
  • - Repeatedly strike for hard cash these days
  • - Rather heavy British coin
  • - Tramp in overseas capital
  • - British money
  • - Feared destination in "Lady and the Tramp"
  • - Dollar's British counterpart
  • - Poet born in Idaho
  • - British note.
  • - British ....
  • - Strike repeatedly for money
  • - The price to beat?
  • - batter currency
  • - Hammer a currency?
  • - Beat heavily and repeatedly
  • - Beat for some money
  • - A quid [slang]
  • - Cockney currency
  • - money provides weight
  • - Official currency of Egypt and Sudan
  • - hammer key currency
  • - The pen of the poet
  • - Pummel, batter
  • - Unit of weight abbreviated as 'lb.'
  • - Avoirdupois unit of weight that is divided into 16 ounces
  • - Money belt
  • - UK currency
  • - Unit equal to 16 ounces
  • - Sterling unit
  • - Sixteen ounces
  • - Olympic bigwig Dick
  • - Might have bought a Beatles record for this
  • - Kilogram's predecessor
  • - Hit —money — pen
  • - Beat — poet, d. 1972
  • - 1..........=.4536Kilograms
  • - Modernist poet
  • - Monetary unit
  • - .... hammer
  • - Really hammer
  • - You might pick up a few pointers here
  • - Olympic poobah Dick
  • - Beat excitedly
  • - 16 ounces
  • - Beat; currency
  • - 1.......... = .4536 Kilograms
  • - Basic monetary unit of Egypt, Sudan and Syria
  • - Manx currency
  • - Ghostwriter of 'Hugh Selwyn Mauberley'?
  • - 100 6, represented here, beat Yard
  • - Scale increment
  • - Money hit hard
  • - Britain's currency unit
  • - Irish currency replaced by the euro
  • - Scale unit
  • - About 454 grams
  • - Pricing unit at a deli
  • - UK currency; weight
  • - Egyptian currency
  • - Coin worth 100 pence
  • - US poet's pen
  • - Poet pal of Hemingway
  • - Heavy Cambridge coin
  • - Canterbury currency
  • - Dog shelter
  • - Home for strays
  • - Egyptian monetary unit
  • - 16 23-Acrosses
  • - Fruit-store weight measure
  • - Deli unit
  • - Hammer on
  • - Stray dog place
  • - Canine shelter
  • - Fruit-store weight unit
  • - Hit with a hammer
  • - Pulverize
  • - Butcher shop unit
  • - 100 pence
  • - .0005 tons
  • - Stray dog house
  • - Where a stray may stay
  • - Twenty shillings, once
  • - Nottingham note
  • - Potato unit
  • - It may be sterling
  • - Temporary home for strays
  • - Fish enclosure
  • - Poet Ezra
  • - Batter
  • - Use a pestle
  • - Enclosure for strays
  • - Twenty shillings
  • - Ezra.
  • - Basic monetary unit.
  • - Unit of weight.
  • - $2.80 plus.
  • - From 4.03 to 2.80.
  • - American poet, cited for treason.
  • - Beat rapidly
  • - Weight unit
  • - Animal shelter
  • - Quid
  • - Sterling
  • - Animal enclosure
  • - Thump
  • - Cake ....
  • - Bang
  • - Beat violently
  • - Key
  • - Throb
  • - Theme of this puzzle
  • - Zip
  • - Hit
  • - Hit hard
  • - Beat
  • - money needed for animal shelter
  • - Facility for stray dogs
  • - Beat poet?
  • - Thump American poet
wynn
  • - Ed of 'Mary Poppins'
  • - Actor Ed or Keenan
  • - "The Absent-Minded Professor" actor Keenan
  • - Actor Keenan
  • - "The Perfect Fool" actor Ed
  • - "Mary Poppins" actor
  • - youtuber natalie who discusses politics and gender on the channel contrapoints
  • - luxury casino resort on the vegas strip
  • - Steve ... owner of a namesake Las Vegas casino
  • - ...... las vegas (noted casino)
  • - Ed of vaudeville
  • - Las Vegas resort and casino
  • - Casino next to the Venetian in Vegas
  • - Casino innovator Steve
  • - Big name in Vegas
  • - Big name in big hotels
  • - Funny Ed
  • - Maryland congressman Albert
  • - Hall of Fame pitcher Early
  • - Early or Keenan
  • - Early TV comic Ed
  • - Hall-of-Famer Early
  • - Ed or Keenan
  • - Keenan
  • - Casino mogul Steve
  • - Old-time comic Ed
  • - Vegas casino developer Steve
  • - Las Vegas casino magnate Steve
  • - Pitcher Early in Cooperstown
  • - Las Vegas casino mogul Steve
  • - Baseball Hall of Famer Early
  • - Vegas developer Steve
  • - Vegas casino magnate Steve
  • - Vegas resort developer Steve
  • - ...... Las Vegas (luxury hotel)
  • - Vaudeville comic Ed
  • - Keenan or Ed
  • - Ed or Keenan of film
  • - "The Perfect Fool"
  • - Famous comedian.
  • - Veteran comedian.
  • - Popular comedian.
sanity
  • - Utter idiot goes in for mental health
  • - Reason a fool's wearing schoolboy's coat
  • - metered attribute that measures your grip on reality, in the video game "eternal darkness"
  • - somehow stay in good health mentally
  • - -- good reason
  • - Fool brought in for one reason
  • - Reason there's no dove in video nasty
  • - Reason idiot must be kept in perhaps
  • - One has no reason to want it!
  • - Reason why broadcast is shown on hospital computers etc
  • - Roughly, isn't a small yes vote enough reason?
  • - Roughly, isn't a small yes vote plenty of reason
  • - Roughly, isn't a yes enough reason?
  • - Reason judge has foolish type put inside
  • - Soundness of reason
  • - "halfway to ......" (1987 ramones album)
  • - Mental health of an utter, all round fool
  • - it's good sense to talk about return of money
  • - Sense and normality initially, thank you!
  • - seizing nincompoop, utter good sense
  • - it's any diversion from common sense
  • - Untouched state?
  • - Lose yours and you're nuts
  • - Balance of mind
  • - Rational state
  • - Rational behaviour
  • - 'Collective madness,' per Paulo Coelho
  • - '...... and happiness are an impossible combination': Mark Twain
  • - Rationality
  • - Mental normality
  • - Soundness of mind
  • - Sound powers of mind
  • - Mental soundness
  • - 'A cozy lie,' per Susan Sontag
  • - Mental health
  • - "Madness put to good uses," per George Santayana
  • - "Marbles," colloquially
  • - Levelheadedness
  • - "Madness put to good use": Santayana
  • - Clearmindedness
  • - Reasonableness
  • - Lunatic's lack
  • - Mental equilibrium
  • - Marbles you don't play with
  • - Loss of the certifiable
  • - Sensibleness
  • - Balance
  • - Soundness, to Skinner
  • - " . . . there ain't no ...... Clause": Chico Marx
  • - Soundness of judgment
  • - Level-headedness
  • - Soundness
nero
  • - Last Roman emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
  • - Last ruler of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
  • - Nephew of Caligula
  • - Roman ruler of ill repute
  • - Claudius' successor
  • - Successor of Claudius
  • - Caesar (54-68 AD), infamous purger of early Christians
  • - Sixth of the "Twelve Caesars"
  • - "I, Claudius" role
  • - Successor to Claudius
  • - Historical role for Peter Lorre in 'The Story of Mankind'
  • - Wolfe of whodunits
  • - Romulan villain of 'Star Trek'
  • - Domus Aurea builder of 64-68 AD
  • - Great Fire of Rome emperor
  • - He succeeded Claudius
  • - Student of Seneca
  • - 'Fiddler' of Rome
  • - Builder of the Domus Aurea
  • - Emperor adopted by Claudius
  • - A subject of the "Twelve Caesars" bios
  • - Ancient Rome's Circus of ......
  • - Emperor after Claudius
  • - Heir of Claudius
  • - Portrait on Claudius-era coins
  • - Claudius' adopted son
  • - Last emperor of the Julio-Claudian dynasty
  • - Successor of Claudius I
  • - Adoptee of Claudius
  • - Character in 'I, Claudius'?
  • - a successor of julius
  • - wolfe of "three at wolfe's door"
  • - Fiddling emperor of Rome
  • - Claudius's successor as Roman emperor in AD54
  • - Roman emperor who succeeded Claudius
  • - emperor claudius' stepson
  • - out of one rogue comes another fiddler!
  • - "Quo Vadis" role
  • - Detective Wolfe
  • - Roman fiddler
  • - Historic megalomaniac
  • - He "fiddled" while Rome burned
  • - Mystery award presented by the Wolfe Pack
  • - Notorious emperor
  • - Notorious Roman emperor
  • - "Quo Vadis" emperor
  • - Emperor associated with the expression 'fiddling while Rome
  • - Lyre-playing emperor
  • - Infamous fiddling emperor
  • - Fiddling emperor
  • - Cruel emperor
  • - Caligula was his uncle
  • - Roman despot
  • - Leader who succeeded his adoptive father
  • - Rex Stout's Wolfe
  • - Old Roman fiddler
  • - Horrible fiddling emperor
  • - Emperor who supposedly fiddled
  • - Pops conductor Peter
  • - Cruel first-century emperor
  • - Marc Antony descendant
  • - Emperor and Queen in negative response
  • - Emperor who, in actuality, played the lyre, not the violin
  • - Emperor who had his mother murdered
  • - Emperor until 68 A.D
  • - Emperor/lyrist
  • - First-century ruler
  • - Model for a bust at the Musei Capitolini
  • - Hated Roman emperor
  • - Fictional sleuth Wolfe
  • - Master detective Wolfe
  • - Old Roman autocrat
  • - Ruler during a famous fire
  • - Emperor who rebuilt Rome after it burned
  • - Emperor tutored by Seneca
  • - Stout sleuth Wolfe
  • - Galba's predecessor
  • - Seneca's student
  • - Horrific emperor
  • - Emperor who fiddled
  • - Roman ruler
  • - Roman emperor
  • - Ancient Roman ruler
  • - Cozy room
  • - Despot
  • - Emperor
  • - Opera by Handel
  • - Armchair detective Wolfe
  • - Despot, but he showed some generosity
  • - as a ruler he was less than generous
  • - clone rob's leader
  • - Roman emperor before Galba
  • - Wicked emperor
  • - emperor said to fiddle while rome burned
  • - Green Lantern supervillain
  • - Monarch no longer to block vote against old tyrant
  • - Fictional detective Wolfe created by Rex Stout
  • - First-century Roman emperor
  • - A Roman emperor
  • - Name hidden in "hard-line Roman Emperor"
  • - wolfe in "the red box"
  • - Ancient fiddler
  • - emperor who played with fire
  • - Ruthless Roman emperor
  • - one routine despot
canard
  • - French word for misleading or untrue tale
  • - False rumour
  • - unfounded story
  • - False report prison to be located over a road
  • - Untrue story
  • - Unfounded rumour or story
  • - Unfounded rumor, such as "All crossword constructors are nerds"
  • - Groundless rumor
  • - False rumour — French duck
  • - Malicious rumor
  • - Baseless rumor
  • - False rumor
  • - Untrue rumor
  • - False report in article penned by witty type
  • - False report, hoax
  • - Unfounded rumor
  • - Nasty rumor
  • - Misleading story
  • - Scandalous story
  • - Baseless story
  • - False report
  • - False, malicious report
  • - Extravagant or false report
  • - False story or rumor.
  • - Absurd, exaggerated story.
  • - Slanderous rumor.
  • - Base rumor.
  • - False statement
  • - False story
  • - False rumour an eccentric put about
  • - baseless idea
  • - Comic circulating an unfounded rumour
  • - French word for 'duck'
  • - a name in a piece of id is a hoax
  • - stop using campaign item about republican rumour
  • - Joker put round a new rumour
  • - Article in paper is a hoax
  • - Deliberately misleading report
  • - Misleading rumour
  • - Deliberately misleading rumour
  • - Dish that you shouldn't swallow
  • - Tap dancers ignoring pest is a baseless rumour
  • - It's an unfounded rumour tap dancers missed step
  • - Duck, to a French chef
  • - Deliberately misleading fabrication
  • - Firm paper about an unfounded rumour
  • - Tap dancers missing step? That's an unfounded rumour!
  • - Brief message about an unfounded report
  • - Unfounded rumour
  • - Is a road fit to lie that's destructively fabricated?
  • - Ben leaves barn dance? It's an unfounded rumour!
  • - Ugly rumour may oust leader from firm
  • - Malicious fabrication
  • - Dinner duck
  • - Unfounded report
  • - Machiavellian ploy
  • - Fabricated report
  • - Hoax
  • - Lie
  • - Don't believe it
  • - Falsehood
  • - Record of visit suppressing an ugly rumour
weng
  • - 1970s new york times crossword editor will
  • - new york times crossword editor of the 1970s, will ......
  • - Times crossword editor Will
  • - Old New York Times crossword editor Will
  • - Noted crossword-puzzle editor
  • - New York Times crossword editor Will
  • - Memorable puzzle editor
  • - Memorable crosswords editor
  • - Crossword puzzledom's Will
  • - Beloved crossword editor Will
  • - Colleague of Farrar and Maleska
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