- - They hang from the ears
- - Parts of ears where earrings are worn
- - What hoop rings may hang from
- - Hoops may hang from them
- - Whence some rings dangle
- - Where studs may go
- - Where rings hang
- - Ring locations
- - Ring sites
- - Lung or brain segments
- - Divisions of a leaf
- - Ear parts from which earrings dangle
- - Places for some ear piercings
- - cerebellum sections
- - Places for ear climbers
- - Spots to wear studs
- - Ear ... (piercing sites)
- - sections of brains
- - Oft-pierced ear areas
- - Fleshy parts of ears
- - Parts of ears that might be pierced
- - Piercing sites
- - Parts of the lungs
- - Places for some piercings
- - Tips of ears
- - Brain sections
- - Hoop holders
- - Some piercing spots
- - Often-pierced spots
- - Parts of maple leaves
- - Frontal and occipital
- - Oft-pierced spots
- - Oft-pierced places
- - Brain parts
- - Brain or ear parts
- - Tips of the ears
- - Earring sites
- - Frontal and temporal
- - Places to see studs
- - Pierced ear parts
- - Spots for earrings
- - Cerebral sections
- - Hoops holders, at times
- - Places for studs
- - Places for studs or hoops
- - Sections of the brain
- - Places for piercings
- - Parietal and occipital
- - Places for earrings
- - Lower parts of 18-Down
- - Left gongs round danglers?
- - Earring locations
- - Earring locales
- - Brain halves
- - Brain divisions
- - Places to spot studs
- - They might be pierced
- - Piercing locales
- - Cerebral segments
- - Places for some jewelry
- - Temporal and parietal
- - Studs' placements
- - 77-Across parts
- - Places for clip-ons or studs
- - Places for clip-ons
- - They may have holes for hoops
- - Parts of ears and hearts
- - Sites for studs
- - Spots for studs
- - Places for posts
- - Pierced places
- - Spots for hoops
- - Drop places?
- - Brain bits
- - Roundish divisions
- - Lung divisions
- - Round projections
- - Lung parts
- - Earring holders
- - Earring anchors
- - Hoop sites
- - Earrings' sites
- - Earbob locations
- - Temporal and frontal, e. g.
- - Place for earrings
- - Earring spots
- - Cam-wheel projections
- - Auricular parts
- - Fleshy protuberances
- - Roundish projections
- - Rounded parts
- - Leaf divisions
- - Cortical parts.
- - Divisions of the brain.
- - Ear flaps.
- - Earlaps.
- - Rounded projecting parts.
- - Rounded projections
- - Stud sites
- - Clover leaves.
- - Parts of ears
- - Ear features
- - Ear parts
- - They may be pierced
- - Places for hoops
- - Mind-set
- - Ear part
- - See 3 Down.
- - parts of ears and brains
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- - Commander for Joe Biden, e.g.
- - You may take one for a walk
- - Daisy in 'Blondie,' e.g
- - Eddie of "Frasier," for one
- - Snoopy, e.g
- - Lassie, for one.
- - Bo, to the Obamas
- - Family pooch
- - Toto, to Dorothy
- - Home lab, say?
- - Asta, to Nora
- - Nana or Toto
- - Lad or lassie.
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- - mope about because of some verses
- - Work in verse
- - writer managed first bit of verse
- - Rhyming literature with verses
- - verse composed by edgar allan at minehead
- - Piece of verse
- - Literary work in verse
- - versifier's grand verse
- - Short piece of verse
- - Rhymed verse
- - Composition in verse
- - "A ... begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness": Robert Frost
- - "If" or "The Road Not Taken"
- - 'She Walks in Beauty,' e.g.
- - 'A Litany for Survival,' e.g
- - Lucille Clifton creation
- - Haiku or ode
- - Robert Frost's The Road Not Taken for one
- - The Raven or The Road Not Taken
- - slam performance
- - lovely lines
- - Work by William Wordsworth or Walt Whitman
- - "... in Praise of Menstruation" (Clifton work)
- - Literary work that often rhymes
- - It may be measured in both feet and meters
- - dickinson work
- - Rhyming piece
- - Student's recital subject, often
- - Written piece by Amanda Gorman, say
- - It's measured in feet, not inches
- - "Trees" or "If"
- - Anthology entry
- - Cathy Park Hong creation
- - Megan Falley creation
- - "The Hill We Climb," e.g.
- - Sylvia Plath's creation
- - William Wordsworth's writing
- - Ode, eg
- - Amanda Gorman creation
- - Burns's "Halloween," e.g.
- - William Wordsworth's work
- - Elegy or ode
- - Work of John Keats or that of W.B. Yeats
- - Creation by Wordsworth or Keats
- - Maya Angelou or Keats' work
- - Haiku or sonnet, e.g.
- - Wordsworth or Byron creation
- - "The Raven" or "The Tyger"
- - Short literary piece where the last words of each line may rhyme
- - "Trees," eg
- - lines measured by feet
- - Walt Whitman's work
- - Robert Frost's work
- - A short one by Ogden Nash reads "Parsley / is gharsley"
- - Limerick
- - "Funeral Blues," for one
- - Frost's "Fire and Ice," for one
- - Ode or haiku
- - Sonnet, for example
- - Prior work
- - Pound work
- - Piece with a rhyme scheme
- - Ninth word of "Trees"
- - Its structure may include feet
- - It's not as lovely as a tree
- - It has been compared to a tree
- - "The Raven," e.g.
- - "Jabberwocky," for one
- - Versifier's output
- - Rhyming literature
- - Rhyming composition
- - Ode, for one
- - Ode, e.g.
- - Masters piece
- - Limerick or haiku
- - It's less lovely than a tree, to Kilmer
- - It may consist of couplets
- - It has feet in a line
- - Greeting-card writing, often
- - Frost piece
- - Dylan lyric?
- - Dove product
- - Cummings attraction?
- - "The Highwayman," for one
- - Written piece that might rhyme
- - Writing with feet
- - Work from Keats or Yeats
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- - "Is it even possible?!"
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- - Honey Graham ......
- - Aptly named Quaker cereal
- - Post Honey Graham ......
- - Post cereal made with honey
- - Post's Honey ......!
- - Honey ...... (Post cereal, as renamed in 2018)
- - Post cereal with an apostrophe in its name
- - Brand with a Honey Graham variety
- - Quaker Honey Graham ....
- - Circular Quaker cereal brand
- - Quaker cereal brand
- - Quaker Honey Graham ...... (cereal)
- - Some cereal units
- - Quaker kids' cereal
- - Honey Graham ...... (Quaker cereal)
- - Old cereal brand
- - Fruitangy ...... (Quaker cereal)
- - Popular Quaker cereal
- - Quaker product
- - Quaker cereal
- - Honey Graham ___ (Post cereal)
- - Sounds of comprehension
- - Sounds of acknowledgment
- - Surprised cries
- - Raised-eyebrow remarks
- - Words of wonder
- - Astonished cries
- - Surprised utterances
- - Surprised gasps
- - Surprised exclamations
- - Wonderment sounds
- - Sounds of excitement
- - Astonished utterances
- - Post-explanation chorus
- - Cries of excitement
- - Startled exclamations
- - Replies of understanding
- - "Ahas" relatives
- - Sister brand of Alpha-Bits
- - Excited cries
- - Playful response to a good dig
- - Surprise reactions
- - Words of surprise
- - Expressions of surprise
- - Open-mouthed exclamations
- - Cries at a circus
- - Understanding cries
- - Surprise cries
- - Interjections after corrections
- - Fun house cries
- - Expressions of discovery
- - Noncommittal replies
- - Circusgoer's reactions
- - Exclamations of comprehension
- - Replies of comprehension
- - Companion of ahs
- - Quizzical cries
- - Inarticulate comebacks
- - Raised-eyebrow words
- - "Really?" responses
- - Startled cries
- - Raised-eyebrow exclamations
- - Cries of understanding
- - 17 of them are sung before "my gosh" in a 2010 #1 Usher hit
- - Words of wonderment
- - Surprised reactions
- - Common comebacks
- - Noncommittal comments
- - Expressions of understanding
- - "I see" words
- - Song words accompanying "Sherrie" and "Susanna"
- - Sounds of sympathy
- - Astonished gasps
- - "Exes & ......" (Logo TV series)
- - Exclamations of worry
- - Interjections of surprise
- - Impressed sounds
- - Multi-purpose utterances
- - Surprised expressions
- - Surprised shouts
- - Sighs of distress
- - Raised-eyebrow retorts
- - Acknowledging sounds
- - Words of understanding
- - Words of comprehension
- - Pained reactions
- - Exclamations
- - Cries of insight
- - Cries of comprehension
- - Exclamations of understanding
- - Surprised sounds
- - Startled sounds
- - Fireworks cries
- - Exclamations of excitement
- - Cries of wonder
- - Cries of amazement
- - Cries of surprise
- - Exclamations of surprise
- - Circus cries
- - Sounds of wonder
- - Sounds of surprise
- - Cries
- - "Ex's and —" [2014 Elle King hit]
- - elle king's "ex's and ......"
- - Dawning sounds
- - Elle King's "Ex's & ..."
- - happy exclamations from puzzle solvers
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- - Beer brand with mountains in its logo
- - Beer company that merged with Molson in 2005
- - ... Light, beer brand that originated in the U.S. in 1978
- - Colorado-based beer brand
- - Beer for which the Colorado Rockies' stadium is named
- - beer brand with a mountain in its logo
- - Beer that turns the can blue when it's at optimal drinking temperature
- - Beer brand first brewed in Colorado, in 1873
- - ...... Light (beer whose can is nicknamed "the Silver Bullet")
- - The "Banquet Beer"
- - Colorado-based beer maker
- - ...... Field (Rockies' home)
- - Light beer brand
- - Brewer with a 'Banquet Beer'
- - Big name in light beers
- - Beer from Golden, Colorado
- - 'Born in the Rockies' brand
- - Brewer of 'the Banquet Beer'
- - 'As cold as the Rockies' sloganeer
- - Beer maker linked with right-wing causes
- - Beer that's bootlegged in "Smokey and the Bandit"
- - Banquet Beer brewer
- - Operator of the world's largest brewing facility
- - Beverage from the Rockies
- - Operator of the largest brewery facility in the world
- - Golden beer?
- - The Rockies' ...... Field
- - Beer from the Rockies
- - Beer from Golden, Colo.
- - -- Field (Colorado Rockies' venue)
- - ...... Field, where the Rockies play
- - Rockies' field
- - "The Banquet Beer" brewer
- - Big name in beer brewing
- - Big name in beer
- - Beer brand
- - Company with the largest brewing facility in the world (in Golden, Colorado)
- - Molson ... (brewing company)
- - Brewing company based in Golden, Colorado
- - Colorado-based brewery
- - Brewery in Golden, Colorado
- - Colorado-based brewer
- - Denver's .... Field
- - Colorado brewer
- - Molson merger partner
- - Budweiser competitor
- - Bud rival
- - Brewery name on an MLB stadium
- - Brewer of Keystone and Blue Moon
- - Bud competitor
- - Miller alternative
- - It merged with Molson in 2005
- - Brand with cans that change based on temperature
- - Blue Moon maker
- - Product boycotted in "Milk"
- - Golden brew?
- - Rocky Mountain High brew
- - Maker of Zima
- - With 50 Down, product with Silver Bullet Train ads
- - Maker of Zima and Killian's Irish Red
- - Aspen Edge producer
- - Colorado brewery
- - Heineken alternative
- - Pabst rival
- - Brewer Adolph
- - Denver field
- - Company that makes Zima
- - Zima creator
- - Big name in brewers
- - Budweiser alternative
- - Budweiser rival
- - Miller rival
- - ...... light
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- - Foiled fellow
- - Fighter with a blade
- - small quarrel with fellow fighter
- - What "gladiator" literally translates to
- - Sandworms irritated fencer
- - Gladiator perhaps rashly downs arms
- - fencing guy, perhaps
- - Athos, for one
- - Person using old weapon — fencer
- - Male fencer
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