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normand
  • - Costar with Chaplin in many Keystone films
  • - Silent film star Mabel
  • - Mabel of the silents
  • - Slapstick Mabel.
  • - ernest —, english painter whose works include 1885's the bitter draught of slavery
forgetmenot
  • - Blue flower that's a symbol of remembrance
  • - Memorizer's bloom?
  • - Blue flower that's a symbol of friendship
  • - plea for remembrance for a bloomer
  • - low-growing plant of the borage family with blue flowers
  • - Flowery reminder!
  • - Alaska's state flower
  • - I'll always remember you, so . . .
  • - Small blue flower
  • - Plant of the borage family, usually with bright blue flowers
  • - Alaska state flower
  • - "Tell, in mournful numbers": Longfellow
  • - Flower people fashion short skirts
ngaio
  • - small new zealand tree with light wood and edible fruit
  • - new zealand tree or shrub
  • - — Marsh, author; tree
  • - Crime writer from New Zealand, .... Marsh
  • - NZ mousehole tree, or NZ crime writer Marsh
  • - Mousehole tree, New Zealand
  • - New Zealander author Marsh
  • - New Zealand-born crime writer Marsh
  • - New Zealand mystery writer Marsh
  • - Contemporary of Agatha and Erle
  • - New Zealand tree
  • - Kiwi crime writer ... Marsh
  • - Marsh [NZ whodunit author]
  • - Marsh of whodunits
  • - Crime writer Marsh
  • - Mystery writer Marsh
  • - Mystery maven Marsh
  • - Marsh of mysteries
  • - Crime novelist Marsh
  • - Marsh of mystery
  • - Marsh of detective fiction
  • - Mystery author Marsh
  • - Whodunit writer Marsh
  • - Author Marsh
  • - "A Man Lay Dead" novelist Marsh
  • - Roderick Alleyn creator Marsh
  • - Mystery woman Marsh
  • - "Artists in Crime" novelist Marsh
  • - Roderick Alleyn's creator Marsh
  • - Writer Marsh
  • - Dame Marsh
  • - Dame Marsh of mystery
  • - Whodunit author Marsh
  • - Miss Marsh
  • - Miss Marsh of the whodunits.
  • - Miss Marsh, detective-story writer.
  • - Mystery writer who used her middle name
  • - Agatha contemporary
  • - First name in mysteries
  • - Marsh transformed in Goa?
  • - ... marsh, nz mystery writer
  • - "Vintage Murder" writer Marsh
nightingale
  • - brown bird well known for its musical song
  • - A bird from Florence?
  • - the bird presumably had something to sing about in the morning
  • - Bird near can with good beer
  • - "Ode to a ...", John Keats's poem on a bird, as he explored transience and mortality
  • - bird unpopular with sailors?
  • - Bird — famous nurse
  • - Genial disposition needed to follow nocturnal bird
  • - Bird which sings in the dark
  • - Bird ....
  • - keats' almost sensational feeling about a subject of one of his odes
  • - Songbird, black, in wind
  • - The European songbird Luscinia megarhynchos
  • - Melodious songbird
  • - Songbird to spend dark hours in blast
  • - Cool wind after dark in Florence, say
  • - "There were angels dining at the Ritz and a ... sang in Berkeley Square"
  • - singer in darkness during storm
  • - Berkeley Square serenader
  • - Florence ..., English social reformer who is considered the founder of modern nursing
  • - The Lady with the Lamp, d. 1910
  • - Statistician Florence
  • - Noted songbird
  • - Berkeley Square songbird
  • - Nocturnal songbird
  • - Nocturnal singer
  • - *Nocturnal songster
  • - Word for Jenny Lind
  • - Keats' inspiration.
  • - Subject of Keats ode.
  • - See 21
  • - Songbird
arne
  • - thomas —, 18th-century english composer noted for his setting of shakespearean songs
  • - Composer contributing to popular newsletter
  • - Composer of the year - next year
  • - 18th-century english composer
  • - Thomas ... known for "Rule, Britannia!"
  • - eton-educated composer
  • - Thomas ... who composed "Rule, Britannia!"
  • - English composer Thomas ... who wrote "Rule Britannia"
  • - "A-Hunting We Will Go" composer Thomas ...
  • - Chief city of the Aeolian Boeotians in ancient Thessaly
  • - English composer of "Rule Britannia," Thomas ...
  • - Duncan, the Secretary of Education under Obama
  • - Thomas ..., composer who made "Rule, Britannia"
  • - "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas ...
  • - Designer of the Swan chair, ... Jacobsen
  • - verne's center-of-the-earth visitor, ..... saknussemm
  • - Thomas ..., an English composer known for the song "Rule, Britannia"
  • - "Comus" composer
  • - "Rosamond" composer
  • - Bank of Israel
  • - Mother of Aeolus
  • - "Rise, Glory, Rise" composer
  • - "Tom Thumb" composer
  • - US Secretary of Education ...... Duncan
  • - English composer: 1710–78
  • - "Rosamund" composer
  • - Rule Britannia composer, d. 1778
  • - Composer of "Judith"
  • - Composer of "Dido and Aeneas"
  • - British composer of "Alfred"
  • - Barack Obama's Secretary of Education ...... Duncan
  • - 18th-century English composer Thomas
  • - "Where the Bee Sucks" composer
  • - "Thomas and Sally" composer
  • - "Judith" composer Thomas
  • - "Abel" composer
  • - Secretary of education after Margaret
  • - Rule, Britannia composer
  • - Rule Brittania composer
  • - Rule Britannia's composer, d. 1778
  • - Princess changed into a magpie
  • - Patriotic British composer
  • - Norwegian composer Nordheim
  • - Mother of Boeotus, in mythology
  • - Gov. Carlson of Minnesota
  • - Gov. Carlson of Minn.
  • - Drury Lane composer of the 1700's
  • - Drury Lane composer
  • - Contralto Susannah Maria .... who debuted in her brother Thomas's first opera
  • - Contemporary of Haydn
  • - Composer Thomas Augustine ......
  • - Composer of the oratorio "Judith"
  • - Composer of the oratorio "Abel"
  • - Composer of "The Opera of Operas"
  • - Composer of "The Judgment of Paris"
  • - Composer of "Rule, Brittania."
  • - Composer of "Rosamond"
  • - Composer for Addison's "Rosamund"
  • - British contemporary of Haydn
  • - British composer: 18th century
  • - British composer: 1710-78
  • - Britannia composer
  • - Br. composer
  • - A contemporary of Haydn
  • - 18th-century British composer
  • - "Soft Flowing Avon" composer (1769)
  • - "Masque of Alfred" composer
  • - "King Alfred" composer
  • - "Judith" composer
  • - ...... Duncan, Secretary of Education whose resignation the NEA called for in 2014
  • - Composer Thomas whose surname is an anagram of 94 Across
  • - Duncan of Obama's cabinet
  • - Duncan of education
  • - Thomas ........ wrote the music for Rule, Britannia!
  • - Thomas --, composer of 'Rule Britannia'
  • - 'A-Hunting We Will Go' songwriter
  • - 'A-Hunting We Will Go' composer
  • - Composer Thomas
  • - Duncan of the Obama cabinet
  • - 18th-century composer Thomas ........ wrote Rule Britannia
  • - "Soft Flowing Avon" composer
  • - Composer of the opera 'Alfred'
  • - Thomas ......, 'Rule, Britannia' composer
  • - Barack's first secretary of education
  • - 'Alfred' composer
  • - Thomas --, 1710-78, English composer
  • - Composer of 'A-Hunting We Will Go'
  • - 'Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind' composer
  • - 'Thou Soft Flowing Avon' composer
  • - ...... Saknussemm, discoverer of the center of the earth in 'Journey to the Center of the Earth'
  • - English composer Thomas
  • - Composer showing merit, first to last
  • - Secretary of Education Duncan
  • - Former secretary of education Duncan
  • - Composer who went to Eton
  • - Composer of 'Rule Britannia'
  • - Duncan of the cabinet
  • - "Tom Thumb" composer Thomas
  • - "The Masque of Alfred" composer
  • - "Comus" composer Thomas
  • - "Tom Thumb the Great" composer
  • - 18th-century composer Thomas
  • - British composer Thomas
  • - "Judith" composer
  • - Margaret's successor as secretary of education
  • - Barack's secretary of education
  • - "Artaxerxes" composer
  • - "Alfred" composer, 1740
  • - 'Artaxerxes' composer Thomas
  • - "Alfred" and "Judith" composer
  • - "Dido and Aeneas" composer
  • - Composer of "Comus"
  • - British composer
  • - English composer
  • - thomas ..., composer of a-hunting we will go
  • - mozart's british contemporary
  • - ... Jacobsen who designed the Swan chair
  • - Duncan, the former education secretary during Obama's tenure
  • - 2, one being paid without limits
  • - He composed "Rule Britannia" from clear necessity
  • - Famous Danish architect ... Jacobsen
  • - former obama cabinet member ... duncan
  • - ... Duncan, Obama education secretary
  • - Miler Andersson
  • - Book by Bjornson
  • - He composed "Rule, Britannia"
  • - ...... Andersson, Swedish miler
  • - Very tall Obama cabinet member Duncan
  • - Swedish miler Andersson
  • - Olympic gold-medal swimmer ...... Borg
  • - Obama's education secretary ...... Duncan
  • - Norwegian writer Garborg
  • - Nobelist Tiselius: 1948
  • - Minnesota's Gov. Carlson
  • - He wrote "Rule, Britannia"
  • - German poker player Kern
  • - English musician
  • - Diana's spouse
  • - Danish designer Jacobsen
  • - Czech critic Novák
  • - British music man
  • - Belgian conceptual artist Quinze
  • - Barack's Education Secretary
  • - Art dealer Glimcher
  • - 1948 Chemistry Nobelist Tiselius
  • - "The Mambo Kings" director Glimcher
  • - "Rule, Britannia" man
  • - "Rule Britannia" songwriter
  • - "Rule, Britannia" writer
  • - ...... Novák, Czech critic
  • - ...... Duncan, education secretary under Obama
  • - Former education secretary Duncan
  • - Danish architect Jacobsen
  • - Brit who inspired Mozart
  • - Obama education secretary Duncan
  • - Obama cabineteer Duncan
  • - Politician and basketball player Duncan
  • - Mythological princess (Greek)
  • - ...... Duncan (Obama cabinet member)
  • - Village in Dorset
  • - Ex-governor Carlson
  • - Recent Education Secretary Duncan
  • - Education Secretary Duncan
  • - Egg chair designer Jacobsen
  • - Secretary Duncan
  • - Obama cabinet member Duncan
  • - "Rule, Britannia!" conductor
  • - Minnesota pol Carlson
  • - Minnesota ex-governor Carlson
  • - Architect Jacobsen
  • - Duncan appointed to the Obama cabinet
  • - Former Minnesota governor Carlson
  • - Minnesota's Carlson
  • - His first opera was "Rosamund"
  • - Swedish Chemistry Nobelist Tiselius
  • - Handel contemporary
  • - Haydn contemporary
  • - Tuscan river
  • - ... slot, jurgen klopp's successor
fourthhand
  • - the —, 2001 novel by john irving
frankel
  • - 2011 2,000 guineas-winning horse
cana
  • - town in galilee north of nazareth where jesus performed his first miracle
  • - Wedding miracle town
  • - where did jesus perform his first miracle?
  • - Biblical town where water became wine at a wedding feast
  • - Town in Galilee where Jesus is said to have performed his first miracle
  • - Biblical town where water became wine
  • - Biblical town in Galilee
  • - Site of an early miracle
  • - Water-to-wine miracle site
  • - Scene of Jesus' first miracle
  • - Scene of Jesus's first miracle
  • - Biblical miracle town
  • - Biblical water-to-wine town
  • - Biblical miracle setting
  • - Galilee setting of the water-into-wine miracle
  • - Miracle site in John
  • - Site of Jesus's first miracle
  • - Miracle site
  • - New Testament miracle site
  • - Site of Jesus' first miracle
  • - Jesus' first miracle site
  • - Site of Christ's first miracle
  • - Water-to-wine town
  • - Town of Galilee
  • - Town in which Jesus' first miracle occurred
  • - Marriage miracle site in John 2:1
  • - Galilee miracle site
  • - Galilee town in John 2:1
  • - First miracle site
  • - Miracle town
  • - Miracle site in John 2:1
  • - Water-into-wine town
  • - Galilean town
  • - Biblical town of winemaking fame
  • - Site of the marriage miracle
  • - Galilee miracle town
  • - Biblical miracles site
  • - Site of a biblical miracle
  • - Site of the first miracle
  • - Site of first miracle
  • - Scene of two miracles
  • - Galilee town
  • - Town in Galilee
  • - Site of a miracle
  • - Scene of the Nazarene's first two miracles
  • - Town of water-into-wine miracle
  • - Scene of the first miracle
  • - where did jesus turn water into wine?
  • - Miraculous place is able to amaze at the start
  • - lucky daye's "how much ...... heart take"
  • - Jesus's water-into-wine city
  • - Where Jesus changed water to wine
  • - How many times .... man turn his head: Dylan
  • - Galilee village
  • - Where Jesus turned water into wine
  • - Water-to-wine site
  • - Where water was turned into wine
  • - Biblical water-into-wine site
  • - "How many times .... man turn his head and pretend that he just doesn't see?": Dylan
  • - Biblical water-to-wine locale
  • - Veronese's "The Wedding at ......"
  • - Water-into-wine site
  • - Water-to-wine village
  • - Water-to-wine locale
  • - Biblical water-to-wine site
  • - Where Jesus turned water to wine
  • - Biblical wedding reception site
  • - Where water became wine
  • - Biblical wedding site
  • - Water-to-wine location
  • - Marriage site in a Veronese painting
  • - Ancient wedding site
  • - Site where water became a beverage
  • - Biblical marriage-feast location
  • - Famous wedding site
  • - "Marriage at ......" (Veronese painting)
  • - Village of Galilee
  • - Marriage site in John 2:1
  • - Nazarene village
  • - Where water turned to wine
  • - New Testament wedding site
  • - New Testament Galilean village
  • - Biblical wedding place
  • - Site of a biblical wedding feast
  • - Village in John 2:1
  • - Wedding site in John 2:1
  • - Famed wedding site
  • - Wedding site: John 2: 1–11
gin
  • - Bar drink
  • - Alcoholic drink
  • - Drink
  • - Benefit, refusing a drink
  • - "Bathtub."
  • - Enliven, with "up"
  • - Bar basic
  • - Alcoholic spirit
  • - Kind of mill
  • - Cotton processor
  • - Card game
  • - Bar staple
  • - Snare or trap.
  • - Dutch export
  • - Spirit
  • - "The game —!"
  • - Trap
  • - Snare
  • - Bar order
  • - An alcoholic liquor
  • - Alcohol made from juniper berries
  • - Rummy player's declaration
  • - Gibson ingredient
  • - Spirit in an aviation cocktail
  • - ... and tonic (basic cocktail)
  • - Spirit flavoured with juniper berries
  • - Alcoholic beverage
  • - Winning shout in a card game
  • - Card game that ends with a shout
  • - Alcohol that's often mixed with tonic
  • - tanqueray liquor
  • - Cocktail base often paired with tonic
  • - singing with spirit
  • - Liquor in a Tom Collins
  • - Martini essential
  • - get to answer avoiding trap
  • - Martini booze
  • - Sloe ....
  • - It's drunk in noggins
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