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prose
  • - The good points, you say, of ordinary language
  • - Counterpart of poetry
  • - Ordinary writing, as opposed to poetry
  • - Writing that's not poetry
  • - Matter-of-fact language
  • - Matter-of-fact discourse.
  • - Genus of literature.
  • - Form of ordinary language
  • - Style of writing.
  • - Poetry's counterpart
  • - It's not poetry
  • - It isn't poetry
  • - Writing that isn't poetry
  • - Non-poetry
  • - Language of a novel
  • - Poetry's opposite
  • - Poetry initially became prominent -- in place of this?
  • - Matter-of-fact writing
  • - Not poetry
  • - Form of writing
  • - Poetry alternative
  • - Unlike most of Shakespeare
  • - Genre of novels and essays
  • - Writing that's less flowery than poetry
  • - Opposite of poetry
  • - sit, holding last of writer's writing
  • - output not measured in meters?
  • - "Purple" stuff
  • - Written or spoken language without metrical structure
  • - Soft pink in everyday language
  • - Experts on English writing
  • - Initially, pen picked up for some writing
  • - Essay writing, e.g.
  • - plain speech
  • - Nonpoetic language
  • - Writing in English by experts
  • - writing by people who aren't well versed?
  • - attitude is about right for continuous writing
  • - Writing without metrical structure
  • - ordinary language appeared elevated on page
  • - Writing eschewing verse forms
  • - Essay's language
  • - "purple" output from authors
  • - In ordinary terms, a teasing poser
  • - Specialists expressed in plain language
  • - some poser - there's no rhyme to it!
  • - non-verse
  • - Writing about ropes
  • - Poser set in unpoetical language
  • - Writing supporting southeast
  • - Nonverse writing
  • - Novelist's language
  • - Thackeray's forte
  • - Some writing
  • - Dull discourse
  • - Bacon's forte
  • - Writings not in verse
  • - Writing form
  • - Writing field
  • - Writer's style
  • - What people speak
  • - Unimaginative discourse.
  • - Sometimes purple output
  • - Some literature
  • - Purple or measured
  • - Proust product
  • - Plain language
  • - Ordinary speech or language.
  • - Oates output
  • - Novel text
  • - Not verse
  • - Man's ordinary speech.
  • - Malamud's forte
  • - Mailer's output
  • - Literary medium
  • - Joyce's forte
  • - Journalese
  • - Henry James's forte
  • - Hawthorne's forte
  • - Book fare
  • - Beastie Boys "Flowin' ......"
  • - Writing medium
  • - Journalese, e.g.
  • - Natural language
  • - Flaubert's forte.
  • - Bad language makes one quietly revolted
  • - Non-poetic writing
  • - Flower power begins in text
  • - Dull discussion flower power introduces
  • - Common writing
  • - Everyday language
  • - Ordinary writing
  • - Nonpoetic writing
  • - Novel filler
  • - Novel makeup
  • - Regular writing
  • - Ordinary language
  • - It's not good if it's purple
  • - Verse alternative
  • - Writing in biographies
  • - Most writing
  • - Narrative writing
  • - Unmetered writing
  • - Everyday writing
  • - Plain writing
  • - Essayist's writing
  • - Standard speaking
  • - It couldn't be verse
  • - Dull writing increased on page
  • - Novelist's output
  • - Novel writing
  • - Much writing
  • - Rhyme-free writing
  • - Most text
  • - Experts on English translation exercise
  • - Simple writing
  • - Advantages with European plain speaking
  • - Essay makeup
  • - 'Always be a poet, even in ......': Baudelaire
  • - Plain speaking
  • - It may be purple
  • - Arguments supporting point in plain speaking?
  • - Commonplace writing
  • - Quiet girl offers dull discourse
  • - Plain-old paragraph
  • - Everyday speech
  • - Writing style
  • - Standard paragraphs
  • - Plain English
  • - The written word
  • - "Purple" writing
  • - Typical writing
  • - Novel material
  • - Novel writing, e.g.
  • - Conversational literature
  • - It's polished at one's desk
  • - Ordinary lines
  • - It's unmetered
  • - Plain talk
  • - Writing without feet?
  • - Purple ...... (flowery writing)
  • - Ordinary talk
  • - London lines
  • - Essayist's output
  • - Without rhyme, but with reason
  • - Purple stuff, perhaps
  • - Unshowy writing
  • - Novel content
  • - Verse inverse?
  • - Essay, say
  • - Everyday text
  • - Twain lines
  • - Ordinary words
  • - It's "architecture, not interior decoration": Hemingway
  • - Written language
  • - Common speech
  • - Writing lacking meter
  • - An essayist's work is in it
  • - It's no verse
  • - Spoken language
  • - Ordinary language form
  • - Ordinary speech
  • - Novel or essay
  • - Writing that's not in verse
  • - Nonmetric writing
  • - Plain text?
  • - Stories
  • - Writing ....
  • - Literary genre
  • - Flowery writing
  • - Literary output.
  • - Literature
  • - Text ....
  • - Writing not in verse
  • - writings from scribes or poets turning up
  • - Quietly got up to make ordinary speech
  • - essay text
  • - Unrhymed writing
signnames
  • - hand-written handles?
stine
  • - fear street creator
  • - Most prolific author of children's horror fiction, per Guinness
  • - writer of the young-adult series "fear street"
  • - author of "goosebumps" books
  • - r.l. of spooky kiddie lit
  • - Goosebumps and Fear Street series novelist R.L. ...
  • - "Ship of Ghouls" author
  • - R.L. ...... (author of the Goosebumps series)
  • - R.L. ...... (author of the "Goosebumps" books)
  • - Author of the "Fear Street" book series
  • - "Scream School" writer
  • - Author of the "Fear Street" series
  • - "Goosebumps" writer
  • - 'Mostly Ghostly' series author
  • - 'The Nightmare Room' series author
  • - 'Goosebumps' writer R. L. ......
  • - Author of the 'Fear Street' series for young readers
  • - 'Ship of Ghouls' author R.L
  • - R.L. of scary kid-lit
  • - Writer with the given names Robert Lawrence
  • - "Goosebumps" series author
  • - "Fear Street" author R.L
  • - Children's writer R. L. ......
  • - Author of the 'Mostly Ghostly' book series
  • - "Fear Street" author
  • - Children's author of scary tales
  • - Creator of the "Mostly Ghostly" series
  • - "Rotten School" series author
  • - "Fear Street" series author
  • - "The Stephen King of children's literature"
  • - "Goosebumps" series author R.L. ......
  • - Creator of the "Goosebumps" books
  • - "Mostly Ghostly" book series author
  • - "The Horror at Camp Jellyjam" author
  • - "The Nightmare Room" series author R.L.
  • - Author of "Nightmare Hour"
  • - Beware the Snowman author
  • - Author of the horror novel "Red Rain"
  • - author of the goosebumps series, r. l.
  • - "welcome to dead house" author
  • - Horror author hidden in "bloodthirstiness"
  • - He gave us "Goosebumps"
  • - "Rotten School" author R.L. ......
  • - "Goosebumps" author R.L
  • - 'Goosebumps' author
  • - "Mostly Ghostly" author
  • - 'Monster Blood' author R.L. ......
  • - "Goosebumps" byline
  • - 'Goosebumps' creator R. L. ......
  • - "A Midsummer Night's Scream" author
  • - Children's author R. L. ......
  • - Author R. L. ......
  • - Kids' author R.L.
  • - Scary kids' books author
  • - "Goosebumps Books" author
  • - Scary kid-lit author
  • - "Goosebumps" creator
  • - Popular kiddie-lit author
  • - He gives kids "Goosebumps"
  • - R.L. .... (Goosebumps books author)
msrp
  • - letters for a dealer
  • - New car fig.
  • - Letters on a car dealership sticker
  • - Amount on a car dealership sticker (Abbr.)
  • - No. in a car ad
  • - Amount on a new car window: Abbr.
  • - Amount at a car dealership: Abbr.
  • - Letters on a new car window
  • - Figure on a car sticker
  • - Abbr. on a new car sticker
  • - Abbr. in car ads
  • - Car sticker abbr
  • - Amt. rarely paid by a car buyer
  • - Car sticker fig
  • - List for a BMW
  • - Abbr. on a new car's sticker
  • - Car ad fig
  • - Car sticker no
  • - New car sticker abbr
  • - Car sticker amt
  • - No. on a car lot sticker
  • - Car-buying fig
  • - Fig. on a new car sticker
  • - Car dealer's abbr
  • - No. on a new car window
  • - New car sticker fig
  • - Letters on an auto sticker
  • - Fig. on a window (and, with luck, not through the roof)
  • - Car dealer's no
  • - No. on a new car's sticker
  • - Stat on a showroom sticker
  • - Car sticker letters
  • - Auto ad no
  • - Car-lot sticker abbr
  • - Fig. on a new car window
  • - Abbr. on a car sticker
  • - Letters on a new car sticker
  • - New car letters
  • - List on a lot
  • - Car-ad letters
  • - Window sticker fig
  • - Amt. on a new car window
  • - Car sticker acronym
  • - Abbr. after an asterisk in a car ad
  • - Showroom window no.
  • - suv number
  • - Dealer's price: Abbr.
  • - List price (also known as the recommended retail price): Abbr.
  • - Product label info: Abbr.
  • - The price that retailers want you to pay: Abbr.
  • - Sticker shock number (Abbr.)
  • - Abbr. that may cause sticker shock
  • - Abbr. in auto ads
  • - Amt. rarely charged
  • - Dealer's abbreviation
  • - SUV tag
  • - Auto ad letters
  • - Fig. often discounted
  • - Dealership sticker fig
  • - GM sticker datum
  • - Sticker letters
  • - Sticker shock letters
  • - Auto dealer's abbr.
  • - Abbr. in an auto ad
  • - "Sticker shock" abbr.
  • - Fig. near an m.p.g. rating
  • - Dealer's amt.
twixmas
  • - december 27 through 30, informally
tsarina
  • - Worker sent round takes in dress for Hindu empress
  • - Train as frantically as one of the top Russians once
  • - Artisan working for Russian empress
  • - One member of group in 35 across from Queen?
  • - "Great" Catherine, for one
  • - Catherine I, for one
  • - Alexandra Feodorovna, for one
  • - Alexandra, e.g.
  • - Alexandra was the last one
  • - Alexandra or Catherine
  • - Russia's Alexandra, e.g.
  • - Alexandra was one
  • - Great lady for Ivan.
  • - Catherine or Alexandra.
  • - Alexandra was the last.
  • - Catherine the Great, for one
  • - Catherine the Great was one
  • - Alexandra, for one
  • - Catherine, for one
  • - A strain working for emperor's wife
  • - Former empress annoyed artisan
  • - possibly train as an empress
  • - Empress having a strain treated
  • - Female Russian artisan in trouble
  • - tan sari wrapped around queen
  • - Ruler's dress pinned by Etonian periodically
  • - Tsar's wife
  • - female russian artisan, perhaps
  • - Last-column element on the periodic table
  • - Wife of a royal Russian
  • - Ruler's dress held by promoted crawler
  • - Russian royal once treating artisan badly
  • - Russian empress (S, not Z)
  • - Winter Palace resident
  • - Russian empress
  • - A train's transported powerful Russian
  • - Artisan upset old foreign royal
  • - Bygone empress
  • - Onetime Russian royal
  • - Russian emperor's wife
  • - Empress of old Russia
  • - Russian royal
  • - Catherine I of Russia, e.g.
  • - Winter Palace woman
  • - Sovereign of yore
  • - Resident of the Winter Palace before 1917
  • - Certain autocrat's wife
  • - Russian regent's wife, once
  • - Royal old Russian
  • - Bygone sovereign
  • - Russian empress (variant spelling)
  • - Russian who ruled
  • - Emperor's wife
  • - Bygone queen
  • - Romanov royalty
  • - Russian ruler's wife
  • - Ruler's wife
  • - Russian royal figure
  • - Russ. ruler
  • - Russian noble.
  • - Former European ruler.
  • - Catherine II.
  • - Wife of a ruler.
  • - Catherine I.
  • - Anastasia's mother.
  • - First lady of old Russia.
  • - Title of ruler slain in 1917.
  • - Catherine the Great, e.g
  • - Catherine the Great's title
  • - Catherine the Great
  • - Former ruler.
  • - Empress
  • - Bygone Russian ruler
  • - Former Russian ruler
  • - Empress of Russia
  • - Ruler
  • - Queen ......
  • - Deposed empress volunteers to ingest poison
  • - Terrible strain on a ruler
  • - russian empress getting rickety train around south america
strugglebus
  • - transportation that's difficult to ride?
  • - Facetious metaphor for a difficult situation
  • - metaphorical transport for someone experiencing difficulty
  • - Metaphorical ride for someone having a tough time
  • - Difficult situation in modern-day slang
exsqueezeme
  • - Wayne's "What?"
  • - "i beg your freaking pardon?!"
  • - Cutesy "I beg your pardon?"
hemsley
  • - sherman who played the patriarch on the jeffersons
  • - Jefferson player
  • - "The Jeffersons" costar Sherman
  • - "The Jeffersons" star
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