| "Strange accents are ringing/aloft, afar, ___": Shelley |
Wall Street Journal |
13 Apr 2024 |
| Lend ___ (listen), 2 words |
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| A Roman may have lent one to Caesar |
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| Lend ___ ___ : please hear what I have to say ? (2,3) |
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| Lend — (hear out) |
Thomas Joseph |
10 Aug 2023 |
| Lend — (pay attention) |
Premier Sunday |
09 Jul 2023 |
| Lend ___ (listen) |
Wall Street Journal |
14 Feb 2023 |
| Keep __ to the ground |
Newsday |
27 Dec 2022 |
| Lend — (hear out) |
Thomas Joseph |
24 Mar 2022 |
| Close (archaic) |
The Times Concise |
13 Feb 2021 |
| Lend __: pay attention |
The Washington Post |
29 Jul 2020 |
| Lend __: pay attention |
LA Times Daily |
29 Jul 2020 |
| Accepted number till as before almost out of date |
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| Lend — (hear out) |
Thomas Joseph |
21 Mar 2020 |
| Lend — (listen) |
Premier Sunday |
17 Feb 2019 |
| Lend — (pay attention) |
Premier Sunday |
30 Dec 2018 |
| Old-fashioned approach, one attracting attention |
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| Lend ___ (prep to listen) |
Universal |
15 Aug 2018 |
| Thing to keep to the ground? |
Universal |
05 Jul 2018 |
| Spike supporting one outmoded approach |
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| With ___ to the ground |
Universal |
26 May 2018 |
| At hand, poetically |
LA Times Daily |
06 Apr 2018 |
| At hand, poetically |
The Washington Post |
06 Apr 2018 |
| Lend __ (listen) |
Newsday |
04 Mar 2018 |
| Lend -- (hear out) |
Thomas Joseph |
01 Mar 2018 |
| Listener's lending? |
Universal |
13 Jan 2018 |
| Lend ___ (prep to listen) |
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| Listener's lending? |
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| Thing to keep to the ground? |
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| With ___ to the ground |
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| At hand, poetically |
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| See 9 |
The Guardian Speedy |
17 Dec 2017 |
| 'For two cents I'd leave the blamed country and never come ___ it agin': Huck Finn |
Wall Street Journal |
16 Nov 2017 |
| "Lend ___" ("Listen up!") |
Universal |
07 Aug 2017 |
| 'That was ___-death experience' |
Jonesin |
25 Apr 2017 |
| "Lend ___" ("Pay attention") |
Universal |
06 Jan 2017 |
| Something to lend or bend |
Universal |
05 Jan 2017 |
| Something to lend or bend |
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| "Lend ___" ("Pay attention") |
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| "Lend ___" ("Listen up!") |
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| Close, to Keats |
The Washington Post |
30 Oct 2016 |
| Lend ___ (listen) |
USA Today |
26 Oct 2016 |
| Lend __ |
LA Times Daily |
23 Sep 2016 |
| What a sympathizer lends |
Universal |
16 Jun 2016 |
| Lend ___ (listen) |
Wall Street Journal |
16 May 2016 |
| Something to lend? |
The Washington Post |
13 May 2016 |
| Lend (listen) |
Eugene Sheffer |
05 Mar 2016 |
| What a sympathizer lends |
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| Lend __ |
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| What a listener lends |
Thomas Joseph |
30 Oct 2015 |
| Lend ___ (listen up) |
Universal |
24 Jul 2015 |
| Lend -- (listen) |
Thomas Joseph |
23 Jun 2015 |
| "That was ___ miss!" |
Universal |
24 May 2015 |
| Nigh, in poesy |
Universal |
23 May 2015 |
| Lend ___ (heed) |
USA Today |
19 Mar 2015 |
| What an attentive person lends |
Wall Street Journal |
09 Feb 2015 |
| Keep __ to the ground |
Newsday |
08 Feb 2015 |
| Lend __ (listen) |
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| Lend ___ (listen) |
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| Lend ___ (listen) |
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| Lend ___ (heed) |
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| Lend ___ (listen up) |
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| Something to lend or bend |
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| Nigh, in poesy |
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| "That was ___ miss!" |
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| Keep __ to the ground |
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| Keep ___ to the ground |
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| Lend ___ (pay attention) |
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| Close by, old-style |
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| Lend __: listen |
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| Keep ___ to the ground (listen) |
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| Keep ___ to the ground |
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| Words following "bend" or "lend" |
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| Proximate, to poets |
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| Lend ___ (listen) |
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| Lend ___ (listen intently) |
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| Keep ___ to the ground |
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| Lend ___ (pay attention) |
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| Words following "bend" or "lend" |
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| Lend ___ (listen to) |
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| Close by, to Keats |
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| Lend __ (hark) |
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| Lend __ (listen) |
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| Something to lend to a friend? |
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| "Dark-brow'd sophist, come not __": Tennyson |
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| Not far from, in poetry |
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| "Lend ___" (Listen) |
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| Close, in poetry |
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| What the sympathizer lends |
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| Words after "bend" or "lend" |
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| Lend ___ (Listen) |
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| What the sympathizer lends |
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| Attentive thing to lend |
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| Lend ___ (pay close attention) |
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| Bend ___ (listen attentively) |
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| Lend ___ (be attentive) |
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| "Keep ___ to the ground" |
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| "That was ___ death experience!" |
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| Words with "bend" or "lend" |
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| Something lent or bent, in a phrase |
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| Bend ___ (listen attentively) |
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| "Lend ___" (listen) |
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| Imminent, old-style |
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| "Now seems it far, and now __": Scott |
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| Imminent, old-style |
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| Lend ___ (listen) |
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| "Now seems it far, and now __": Scott |
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| Close to, in poetry |
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| Close, once |
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| Lend ___ (1940s Broadway musical) |
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| Close, to Keats |
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| Close, poetically |
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| "Lend ___" |
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| Lend -- (be attentive) |
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| Close, in verse |
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| Lend ___ |
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| It's lent by a listener |
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| Lend __ |
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| Lend ___ (listen) |
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| Attentive thing to lend |
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| Close by, poetically |
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| Lend ___ (be willing to listen) |
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| Keep __ to the ground |
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| Close by, in poetry |
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| At hand, in poems |
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| Poetic preposition |
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| Keep __ to the ground |
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| Close, in an old quatrain |
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| Lend __ |
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| Lend __ (listen) |
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| Something lent |
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| Close, in an old quatrain |
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| Two words after "lend" |
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| Something to lend |
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| At hand, in poems |
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| Imminent, old-style |
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| At hand, to a bard |
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| Just around yon corner |
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| Words with bend or lend |
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| At hand, to a bard |
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| Just around yon corner |
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| At hand, to a bard |
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| Close |
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| Have ___ to the ground |
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| What a listener lends |
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| Close, once |
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| Lend ___ (pay close attention) |
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| Lend -- (listen) |
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| Something lent or bent, in a phrase |
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| Proximate, poetically |
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| Lend ___ (be attentive) |
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| Close by, in old parlance |
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| Close, poetically |
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| Almost, to Shakespeare |
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| Puts ___ to the ground |
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| Lend ___ (listen) |
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| Bend ___ |
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| Close, once |
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| Lend ____ |
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| Lend ___ (be willing to listen) |
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| Something to bend or lend |
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| Words with bend or lend |
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| Lend ___ (listen) |
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| Lend ___ (be attentive) |
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| What the symphasizer lends |
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| Close by |
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| Bend __ (listen attentively) |
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| Something to be lent, in phrase |
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| Words after lend |
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| Close, poetically |
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| Close to, to poets |
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| Something to lend? |
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| At hand, old-style |
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| Bend __: listen attentively |
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| Lend ___ (pay attention) |
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| Keep _____ to the ground |
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| Close by, poetically |
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| Words after bend or lend |
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| Lend __: listen |
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| Words after bend or lend |
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| Bend __: listen attentively |
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| At hand, old-style |
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| Close, of yore |
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| Proximate, to poets |
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| Close by, once |
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| Phrase with bend or lend |
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| Poetic preposition |
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| Keep ___ to the ground |
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| Lend ___ |
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| Lend ___: pay close attention |
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| Close, once |
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| Close by, once |
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| Close, in poetry |
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| Proximate to, to poets |
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| Words after bend or lend |
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| At hand, poetically |
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| Lend _____ (listen intently) |
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| Lend _____ (pay close attention) |
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| Have __ to the ground |
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| Lend ___: pay close attention |
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| Lend ___ |
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| Keep ___ to the ground |
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| Lend ___ |
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| Poet's adjective |
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| Proximal, to poets |
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| Close, to Blake |
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| Words after bend or lend |
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| Poet's preposition |
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| Keep ___ to the ground |
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| Close by, to Keats |
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| "Lend --" ("Listen up!") |
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| Close to, in poetry |
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| What the sympathizer lends |
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| Within sight of, in verse |
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| Something to lend or bend |
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| Draw nigh to |
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| Close by, once |
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| Close by, to a bard |
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| Poet's adverb |
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| Poetic adverb |
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| Close, in poesy |
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| Something to bend or lend |
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| Lend |
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| Lend _____ (listen) |
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| Puts _____ to the ground |
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| Not far |
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| Close by, old-style |
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| Something to lend? |
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| Something to lend? |
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| A good listener may lend this |
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| Keeping __ to the ground |
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| Close, to Keats |
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| Close by, to a bard |
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| What an attentive person lends |
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| Keep ___ the ground: listen |
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| Lend ___: listen |
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| At hand, once |
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| At hand |
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| Words following bend or lend |
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| Poet's preposition |
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| Pull nigh to |
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| Some lend it |
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| Lend ____: listen |
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| Words after bend or lend |
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| Words after lend or bend |
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| Something to lend? |
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| Puts ____ to the ground |
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| Lend____: listen |
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| Lend ____: listen up! |
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| Lend __ (heed) |
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| Has __ to the ground |
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| Something to lend |
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| Close, to Coleridge |
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| What a listener lends |
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| Close to, once |
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| Lend ___ (pay attention) |
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| Lend____ |
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| Keep ____ to the ground |
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| Close to a poet |
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| Lend___: hearken |
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| Lend___: listen |
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| Close by |
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| Close in on, old-style |
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| Have ___ miss |
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| Keep ___ to the ground |
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| Lend___ |
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| Lend___ (listen) |
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| In the vicinity of, once |
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| Lend _____ (listen to) |
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| Approach formerly |
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| Get close to, old-style |
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| Poet's almost |
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| Close by, long ago |
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| Nigh |
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| Close to, in poesy |
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| Close by, to Poe |
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| Lend ___ (hearken) |
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| Nigh, in poesy |
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| Almost, to the Bard |
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| Close, to a poet |
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| Have ___ to the ground |
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| Lend ___ (heed) |
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| Close by, poetically |
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| "Or lend ___ to Plato . . . ": Tennyson |
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| Close, to Keats |
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| Close, to Cowper |
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| Close, in poesy |
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| Poetically close |
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| " . . . ___ for verbal delicacies": Mencken |
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| Close, to Coleridge |
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| Close, to poets |
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| Lend ___ (hark) |
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| Approaching, in poesy |
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| Close by: Poetic |
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| At hand, poetically |
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| Close by, to a poet |
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| In the offing |
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| Close to, to poets |
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| "Lend ___" |
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| Close to, poetically |
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| Relative of nigh |
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| Close, in poems |
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| At hand, to poets |
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| Close by, in poems |
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| Poet's "at hand" |
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| Approach, in poetry |
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| Close to, in poems |
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| Close by, to poets |
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| Close by, of yore |
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| Handy, to poets |
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| Lend ___. |
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| Close to, poetically. |
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| Lend ___ (heed). |
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| Close by: Poet. |
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| Within reach: Poet. |
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| Close: Poet. |
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| Poetic preposition. |
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| Poetically, close at hand. |
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| Keep ___ to the ground. |
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| Close to: Dial. |
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| Lend ___ (listen). |
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| Lend ___ (hearken). |
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| Close at hand: Poet. |
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| Lend ___ (give attention). |
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| Have ___ to the ground. |
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| Close to: Poet. |
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| Close: Poetic. |
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| Not far, poetically. |
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| Nigh: Poet. |
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| Keep ___ to the ground (be on the alert). |
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| Poetically, close by. |
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| Just around the corner: Poet. |
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| Close to: Poetic. |
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| Close by: Poetic. |
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| Not far: Poet. |
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| Close by. |
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| Poetical nigh. |
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| Not distant: poet. |
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| Beside, in poetry |
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| "That was ___ death experience" |
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| Close to, in poems |
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