➠ Words with s
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- - Edvard Munch Museum site
- - Edvard Munch Museum locale
- - City with a Viking Ship Museum
- - City where you can view Edvard Munch's "The Scream"
- - City that's home to the Viking Ship Museum
- - City of the Viking Ship Museum
- - City home to the Kon-Tiki Museum
- - Capital with the Kon-Tiki Museum
- - Capital featuring the Munch Museum
- - Capital home to a Viking Ship Museum
- - Munch Museum city
- - Where Edvard Munch's 'The Scream' is displayed
- - Site of the Viking Ship Museum
- - Capital city home to the Munch Museum
- - Viking Ship Museum's world capital
- - Kon-Tiki Museum city
- - Norwegian city with the Munch Museum
- - Munch Museum's world capital
- - Viking Ship Museum city
- - Ibsen Museum city
- - Munch Museum home
- - Norwegian home of the Munch Museum
- - Viking Ship Museum site
- - City that's home to Munch's 'The Scream'
- - Munch Museum location
- - world capital with an edvard munch museum
- - Flight hub for Norwegian
- - Fjord of Norway
- - Fjord metropolis
- - Fjord locale
- - Fiord of Norway
- - Ferry destination from Copenhagen
- - European city known for being expensive
- - European capital, known until 1924 as Christiania
- - European capital west of Helsinki
- - European capital once known as Christiania
- - European capital on a fjord
- - European capital known for its quality of life
- - Europe's Tiger City
- - Ekebergparken city
- - Ekeberg is a suburb of it
- - Domkirken cathedral city
- - Destination of some SAS flights
- - City with the newspaper Aftenposten
- - City with Ibsen quotes set into its sidewalks
- - City with ferry service to Copenhagen
- - City with a district called Ostensjo
- - City with a district called Nordstrand
- - City whose patron saint is St. Hallvard
- - City whose patron saint is Saint Hallvard
- - City whose metro is called "Tunnelbane"
- - City where you can see "The Scream"
- - City where sidewalks are decorated with Ibsen quotes
- - City where one can pick up a Nobel (you know, cuz they just give them away to everybody)
- - City where "The Scream" was stolen in 2004
- - City warmed by the Gulf Stream
- - City two hours south of Lillehammer
- - City that hosts an annual Norwegian Wood music festival
- - City south of Hamar
- - City served by the airport Gardermoen
- - City on a fjord, [not] shockingly
- - City of the Storting
- - City of Europe
- - City north of the Skagerrak
- - City in Los Lobos?
- - City in Czechoslovakia?
- - City I visited after I was runner-up for the Nobel Prize in literature; they'll realize I should have won in ten years
- - City from which to take a fjord excursion, perhaps
- - City from which pianist Kjell Bækkelund hailed
- - City from which Amundsen started his Antarctic expedition
- - City founded in 1050
- - City founded by King Harold III
- - City founded by Harold III
- - City founded by Hardrada
- - City founded by Harald the Ruthless
- - City founded by Harald Hardraade
- - City almost due north of Hamburg
- - City about the size of Boston
- - City 3,767 nautical miles from New York.
- - Christinia today
- - Christiania's name after 1925
- - Christiania, later
- - Christiana, today
- - Certain Nobel Institute site
- - Capital with the Tryvann ski resort
- - Capital with the Norsk Folkemuseum
- - Capital with the Nobel Peace Center
- - Capital with more than 300 lakes within its limits
- - Capital with lots of fjord explorers?
- - Capital with fjords
- - Capital with ferry service to Copenhagen
- - Capital with a Nobel Institute
- - Capital whose patron is St. Hallvard
- - Capital where you might attend a Christmas feast called "julebord"
- - Capital where marathoner Grete Waitz was born
- - Capital where Henrik Ibsen is buried
- - Capital where a-ha formed
- - Capital west of Tallinn, Estonia
- - Capital south of Trondheim
- - Capital situated on the same latitude as St. Petersburg, Russia
- - Capital served by Gardermoen Airport
- - Capital place for a solo?
- - Capital once known as Kristiania
- - Capital on the Skagerrak
- - Capital on the same parallel as Seward, Alaska
- - Capital on the Alna
- - Capital off the E18
- - Capital of the world's happiest country, per a 2017 U.N. survey
- - Capital of the Land of the Midnight Sun
- - Capital NW of Drammen
- - Capital north of Berlin
- - Capital near the Skagerrak
- - Capital near Skagerrak
- - Capital near Lillestrøm
- - Capital known for 300 years as Christiania
- - Capital in which kroner are spent
- - Capital in the middle of Czechoslovakia?
- - Capital founded around 1050 A.D.
- - Capital formerly named Christiania
- - Capital due north of the northern tip of Denmark
- - Capital city, called Kristiania until 1924
- - Capital city of Norway
- - Capital captured by the Germans 4/9/40
- - Capital called Christiania, once
- - Capital at 60 degrees latitude
- - Busy place in Norway
- - Bjørvika is a suburb of it
- - Birthplace of Trygve Lie
- - Birthplace of Queen Sonja
- - Birthplace of King Harald V's son, Haakon
- - Akershus Fortress city
- - Aftenposten newspaper headquarters
- - 2017 Tony-winning play whose title is also the name of Norway's capital
- - 2017 Tony-winning play that shares its name with a Scandinavian capital
- - 2017 Tony-winning play about 1990s diplomacy
- - 2017 Tony winner for Best Play
- - 2017 Best Play winner
- - 1993 and 1995's ...... Accords
- - 1993 accord site
- - 1952 Winter Games venue
- - 1952 Olympics venue
- - 1952 Olympics host city
- - '52 Olympics site
- - ...... Fjord, Norway
- - ...... Fiord
- - ...... City Hall, Nobel ceremony locale
- - ...... breakfast (uncooked meal)
- - ...... Børs (European stock exchange)
- - ...... Accords, 1993
- - ...... Accords (1993 peace agreements between Israel and the PLO)
- - ...... Accords (1993 peace agreement)
- - ...... Accords (1990s peace agreements)
- - .... Accords: Israel/PLO agreements
- - .... Accords: 1993 Mideast pact
- - .... Accords, 1993 Israel-PLO pact
- - European capital city
- - Type of breakfast
- - City in Norway.
- - 1952 Olympics site
- - 1952 Olympics host
- - Site of 1952 Olympics.
- - Norway.
- - Where kroner are spent
- - Nobel Institute site
- - Port city of Norway
- - European port.
- - North Sea port
- - Eur. capital
- - Accords
- - ...and another!
- - Norway's capital
- - Norwegian Capital
- - "Skandinavisk" hub
- - Nobel Peace Center city
- - Capital of Norway
- - Norwegian city
- - Ducks circling southern lake in the capital
- - Capital on a fjord
- - Pit dug out of topsoil in European capital
- - Norway city
- - Some rancheros love capital
- - Norway capital
- - Political center of Norway
- - Every second dog salmon found in 21 down
- - City full of fjords
- - Giotto's loaded, displaying capital
- - Vigeland Park's Scandinavian capital
- - City called a 'kommune' by its inhabitants
- - Capital once called Christiania
- - Some too slow in city
- - Scandinavian capital
- - Capital west of Stockholm
- - Norwegian seaport
- - World capital on a fjord
- - Capital home to Vigeland Sculpture Park
- - 1952 Winter Olympics host
- - Northern European capital
- - On sale, oddly, old European city
- - Host city of the 1952 Winter Olympics
- - Nobel Peace Prize city
- - Third-northernmost national capital
- - Where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded
- - Capital of Lithuania seeming obvious initially, looking back
- - World capital at around the same latitude as St. Petersburg
- - City home to Norway's royal family
- - Ibsen's home
- - European capital lauded by Vision Zero proponents in 2019
- - Capital where the Netflix series 'Occupied' is set
- - Ducks circling small lake in city
- - Knocks back sample of alcohol socialising in European capital
- - Nordic capital
- - Some go slowly in capital
- - Site of King Harald V's palace
- - City with the forest region of Nordmarka
- - 1952 Winter Olympics city
- - Scandinavian city
- - Capital found in politico's loft
- - Major city in Norway
- - Nobel ceremony city
- - Its city seal depicts St. Hallvard
- - Nobel Institute city
- - Peace Prize city
- - European city where 49 Across formed
- - City ducks circling small lake
- - Where the Nobel Peace Prize winner is announced
- - 1993's ...... Accords
- - City that hosted the Winter Olympics 8 days after Elizabeth II took the throne
- - Sonja Henie's birthplace
- - Port of Norway
- - City that won the European Green Capital Award in 2019
- - Parliament : London :: Storting : ....
- - Fjord city
- - City where 'Peer Gynt' premiered
- - Scandinavia's Tiger City
- - Best Play Tony winner with a geographical name
- - Otto's loaded, displaying capital
- - King Harald's capital
- - World capital near the 60th parallel
- - Tony-winning 2017 play about international diplomacy
- - Seaport in Norway
- - Capital city in chaos, London
- - 26-Down:Ghana::......:Norway
- - Capital in Scandinavia
- - Norway's most populous city
- - Scandinavian capital founded in the mid-11th century
- - Norwegian port
- - Harald V's world capital
- - Where the Storting convenes
- - Home of Norway's Royal Palace
- - Capital name derived from Old Norse
- - Capital found in Leonardo's loft
- - Peer Gynt Sculpture Park city
- - Winter Olympics host city between St. Moritz and Cortina
- - 2017 Tony winner about the '90s Israel-PLO accords
- - Northern capital
- - Parliament city
- - Fjord
- - Capital
- - European capital
- - Cold capital
- - A European capital
- - European city
- - Capital city.
- - Trick
- - Norse city name that can be translated as "meadow of the gods"
- - Norway's fjord-side capital
- - Rings around small and large city
- - Home to the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony
- - Norwegian city home to the National Theatre
- - Capital that was once part of Denmark
- - capital invested in pimlico
- - capital west of helsinki
- - city once called kristiania
- - Scandinavian part of Czechoslovakia
- - sonja henie's birthplace, today
- - home for magnus carlsen
- - ladies and gents cycling round city
- - ..... Accords [part of the Israeli-Palestinian peace process]
- - City is huge, look!
- - European capital not hidden here
- - city where the nobel peace prize is handed out
- - Oscar regularly visited T S Eliot in capital
- - Where the Nobel Peace Prize is presented
- - capital with 343 lakes
- - setting for "the worst person in the world"
- - kroner-spending city
- - city where japan and germany returned to winter olympics competition in the aftermath of wwii
- - 1952 Winter Games host
- - nordic capital formerly called christiania
- - norway's major city
- - World capital on the same latitude as Tallinn and Stockholm
- - Having doubts about donating to girl outside
- - Second thoughts about Miss going around giving
- - Doubts generous girl represses
- - Handing over, girl conceals qualms
- - Philanthropist's errors?
- - A Doll's House and Hedda Gabler playwright
- - Playwright Henrik ..
- - His comeback features in Greene's biography
- - Scandinavian writer is hogging British space at printer's
- - Drama's "father of realism"
- - Children's author nearly brought up playwright
- - ben is awful as a dramatist
- - He wrote some lines - Bill's written back
- - Henrik ..., author of A Doll's House
- - Playwright called The Father of Realism
- - Playwright Ben is hammered
- - A playwright starts to introduce boring scenes expressing nothing
- - ben's confused by one dramatist
- - Writer of a note, throwing out broken nibs
- - Ben is out to be a writer
- - Writer reflected in someone's bibliography
- - Dramatist sent up in Sterne's biography
- - Dramatist in Swinburne's biography on the rise
- - Playwright that is hosting book society [Norway]
- - Playwright Henrik, the "Father of Realism"
- - some carib sentiment expressed by playwright
- - Ben is turning into a dramatist
- - "Rosmersholm" playwright
- - "Brand" playwright
- - Norwegian playwright Henrik (author of "A Doll's House")
- - Norway's most celebrated playwright
- - Nora's creator
- - Nora Helmer's creator
- - His first play was "Love's Comedy."
- - Henrik ...... (Norwegian playwright who wrote "Ghosts")
- - Father of Nora and Peer
- - Creator of Hedda Gabler
- - Author of "Hedda Gabler"
- - Author of "A Doll's House"
- - A Doll's House writer
- - "Pillars of Society" playwright
- - "Love's Comedy" playwright
- - "Emperor and Galilean" playwright
- - Norwegian playwright
- - "Ghosts" playwright
- - Peer Gynt playwright
- - Dramatist sent up in Osborne's biography
- - 'Peer Gynt' playwright Henrik
- - Henrik ........ wrote Hedda Gabler
- - Writer using a selection of nibs enthusiastically
- - 'A Doll's House' dramatist
- - Playwright in limbo, seeing odd characters cut
- - Beastly disease caught by popular playwright
- - 'A Doll's House' playwright Henrik
- - "A Doll's House" playwright
- - "The Wild Duck" playwright
- - Dramatist returns in scenes, bizarrely
- - Henrik ...., writer
- - Some ad-libs enraged author
- - Dramatist crops up in scenes, bizarrely
- - henrik ...., norwegian dramatist
- - Author of Peer Gynt, d. 1906
- - Scandinavian inspiration for Shaw
- - Henrik whose last play was When We Dead Awaken
- - Dramatist, current Scottish eminence, entertaining society
- - Dramatist whines biography is holding him back
- - One who made drama of medical condition, case of exaggeration
- - Author Edith briefly backed Norwegian one
- - Dramatist in one book Sterne regularly shunned
- - Author of verse drama Peer Gynt
- - Scandinavian writer
- - peer gynt author
- - ad-lib sentence enthralling dramatist
- - Distressing condition initially explored by northern writer
- - Writer phones — biographer rings back
- - More than one ghost writer
- - author breaking nibs around beginning of essay
- - Dramatist Ben is drunk
- - Dramatist Henrik
- - Author of "Peer Gynt"
- - "Rosmersholm" author
- - Writer Henrik
- - Poet, Henrik ..........
- - Norwegian novelist
- - Norwegian dramatist Henrik
- - Nordic poet
- - He wrote "The Wild Duck"
- - He wrote "The Master Builder"
- - Ghosts author
- - Father of modern drama
- - Famous figure in drama.
- - Dramatist, author of Peer Gynt
- - Dramatic Henrik
- - Creator of Nora Helmer.
- - Creator of master builder Solness
- - Creator of Hedwig Ekdal.
- - Creator of Ase
- - Author of "Rosmersholm"
- - "Wild Duck" author
- - "The Father of Modern Drama"
- - "Rosmersholm" dramatist
- - "Little Eyolf" dramatist
- - "Ghosts" creator
- - "Law & Order" evidence
- - Dramatist
- - "Peer Gynt" dramatist
- - Norwegian writer
- - "The Master Builder" author Henrik
- - Author of The Master Builder, d. 1906