Word "LEAR" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
the hero of William Shakespeare's tragedy who was betrayed and mistreated by two of his scheming daughters
Synonyms:
king lear

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
British artist and writer of nonsense verse (1812-1888)
Synonyms:
edward lear

Crossword Clues for LEAR

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Jet type Eugene Sheffer 18 Jul 2025
Shakespearean king The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 16 Jul 2025
Shakespearean king left listener
Mad king of theater Eugene Sheffer 10 Jul 2025
Shakespearean king, father of Goneril, Regan and Cordelia (4)
Shakespearean king Commuter 27 Jun 2025
Edward ___, 19th-century writer and artist known for his nonsense literature (4)
Edward, 19c English humorist noted for his nonsense poems (4)
Tragic Shakespearean king LA Times Daily 03 Jun 2025
Shakespearean king Commuter 27 May 2025
King ___, Bard play (4)
Part of the left auricle (4)
"King ___" (Shakespearean tragedy)
Tragic king Thomas Joseph 10 May 2025
Executive jet
Meadow kept by monarch - a legendary king
King Edward the humorist (4) The Guardian Cryptic 18 Apr 2025
Producer of a jet set?
Fictional king who lost it
Edward __, composer of nonsense verse (4) The Guardian Weekend 05 Apr 2025
Carry empty, we're told (4)
Edward, 19th-century English humorist whose nonsense songs include The Jumblies (4)
King ..., William Shakespeare play (4)
Tragic king Thomas Joseph 20 Mar 2025
Shakespeare wrote the tragedy King ___ (4)
Shakespeare's "do thy worst, blind Cupid! I'll not love" speaker
Shakespearean king with three daughters
Tragic king Thomas Joseph 27 Feb 2025
Tragic king The Telegraph Quick 26 Feb 2025
Shakespearean king Newsday 25 Feb 2025
Tragic king noted for nonsense verse (4)
Producer Norman ___
Edward -, 19th-century English humourist noted for nonsense poems such as The Jumblies (4)
Edward -, 19th-century English humorist noted for nonsense poems such as The Jumblies Mirror Quiz 19 Feb 2025
Shakespearean king or earl maybe
Shakespearean king who orders a storm to "Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!" Universal 12 Feb 2025
Shakespearean father of Regan, Goneril and Cordelia The Times Specialist 10 Feb 2025
Great Bards tragic king
Endlessly study writer of a lot of nonsense The Telegraph Cryptic 27 Jan 2025
"King ___" (Shakespeare's tragedy)
Shakespearean king with three daughters LA Times Daily 21 Jan 2025
Shakespearean counterpart to Logan on "Succession" New York Times 17 Jan 2025
Shakespearean king Universal 09 Jan 2025
Nonsense poet The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 03 Jan 2025
See 12D Shakespeare play featuring the characters Goneril, Regan and Cordelia (4)
Edward -, 19th-century English humorist noted for nonsense poems such as The Jumblies Mirror Quiz 22 Dec 2024
Maybe a real king? (4)
Shakespearean king Mirror Tea Time 10 Dec 2024
Cordelia's father Wall Street Journal 03 Dec 2024
Shakespeare play King ___
Shakespearean king with the daughters Goneril, Regan and Cordelia (4)
King Henry is missing from composer's characters (4)
Shakespearean king Eugene Sheffer 12 Nov 2024
Tragic king Eugene Sheffer 09 Nov 2024
Shakespearean king Family Time 28 Oct 2024
Jet type Eugene Sheffer 28 Oct 2024
Edward ___, English author of A Book of Nonsense (1845) and Laughable
Simple arithmetic revealed him to be a tragic figure (4)
Cordelia's father Thomas Joseph 16 Oct 2024
Cordelia's father Thomas Joseph 05 Oct 2024
"Tragic" Shakespearean King
Shakespeare king whose name rhymes with "sear," not "bear"
King who banished Cordelia LA Times Daily 23 Sep 2024
Shakesperean king
Author who put Limerick on the literary map?
The king turned up among the Israelites (4)
19th Century author/poet who wrote The Owl and The Pussycat (4)
___ jet: famous aeroplane?
"Oh, that way madness lies" king LA Times Daily 01 Sep 2024
Shakespearean king Commuter 27 Aug 2024
Mad king of theater Eugene Sheffer 27 Aug 2024
Shakespearean king LA Times Daily 25 Aug 2024
Edward -, 19th-century English humorist noted for nonsense poems such as The Jumblies Mirror Quiz 22 Aug 2024
Troubled king The Telegraph Quick 17 Aug 2024
Shakespearean king with three daughters USA Today 13 Aug 2024
Which character has daughters called Goneril, Regan and Cordelia? (4)
Shakespearian tragedy about an insane monarch, King _ (4)
Onetime jet maker
English painter and writer Edward ____, known for his nonsense poems (4) The Guardian Quick 25 Jul 2024
Bard monarch Newsday 25 Jul 2024
Shakespearean king LA Times Daily 24 Jul 2024
Father of Cordelia, Goneril, and Regan The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 12 Jul 2024
Titular Shakespearean king Universal 11 Jul 2024
Shakespearean king Commuter 10 Jul 2024
Nonsense poet Edward The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 04 Jul 2024
TV producer Norman LA Times Daily 03 Jul 2024
Shakespearean ruler who divides his kingdom between two of his daughters LA Times Daily 02 Jul 2024
Regan's father Newsday 30 Jun 2024
King ...., Shakespeare tragedy (4)
Shakespearean monarch Newsday 23 Jun 2024
Part of a billionaire's jet set? LA Times Daily 22 Jun 2024
Edward, poet who authored The Jumblies (4)
"Fly guy" with a daughter named Shanda Newsday 15 Jun 2024
Laurence Olivier's middle name (4)
Mad king of a Shakespeare play
King in a play by Shakespeare
Surname of the man who wrote 9,18,19 across (4)
Acquire knowledge of knight abandoning old king
Earl made king
"King ___" (Shakespearean tragedy)
Shakespearean king Universal 08 May 2024
King in Shakespeare
He wrote nonsense (4)
Title king in a Shakespeare tragedy
Title king of Shakespeare
Norman who created "Good Times" and "The Facts of Life"
King _, Shakespeare play (4)
Shakespeare's tragic king
Edward, 19c English humorist and painter (4)
Goneril's father Thomas Joseph 29 Mar 2024
Father of Regan, Goneril and Cordelia Wall Street Journal 19 Mar 2024
Edward ___, nonsense poet (4)
'King -', Shakespeare play (4)
King in Uncle Arthur's custody (4)
Shakespearean king Commuter 05 Mar 2024
'King - - - -', Shakespearian monarch or a daylily with warm yellow blooms (4)
The French hardhearted king? (4)
Big name in private jets Premier Sunday 18 Feb 2024
TV producer Norman who died in December at the age of 101
Edward -, 19th-century English humorist noted for nonsense poems such as The Jumblies Mirror Quiz 07 Feb 2024
King who wrote nonsense (4)
Titular Shakespearean king Universal 30 Jan 2024
"King ___" (Shakespeare's tragedy)
Title king in a Shakespeare play Wall Street Journal 22 Jan 2024
Edward, 19th century English humorist noted for his nonsense poems (4)
Father of Goneril, Regan and Cordelia Wall Street Journal 08 Jan 2024
Tragic king in a play
Shakespeare's mad king LA Times Daily 26 Dec 2023
King who says to Cordelia, "Nothing can come of nothing" LA Times Daily 24 Dec 2023
"King ___," play by Shakespeare
19th Century author and poet who wrote The Owl and The Pussycat (4)
King _, Shakespeare play whose first known performance was in 1606 (4)
Shakespearean monarch The Sun Two Speed 17 Dec 2023
Troubled king coherent, losing head The Sun Two Speed 17 Dec 2023
Edward —, 19th-century English humorist noted for nonsense poems such as The Jumblies Mirror Quiz 13 Dec 2023
Tragic Shakespearean king
Live with artist in retreat (4)
Shakespearean king Universal 30 Nov 2023
Find out a lot about regal character (4)
Small plane name Newsday 29 Oct 2023
Shakespearean king Eugene Sheffer 25 Oct 2023
"King ___" (Shakespeare's tragedy)
Tragic king of drama Wall Street Journal 25 Sep 2023
Shakespearean king LA Times Daily 10 Sep 2023
Shakespearean king who had three daughters
Shakespearean king USA Today 05 Aug 2023
Edward ___, poet who wrote 'The Owl and the Pussy-cat' New York Times 31 Jul 2023
King who said 'How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!' New York Times 30 Jul 2023
Tragic king Eugene Sheffer 14 Jul 2023
King in a Shakespeare tragedy Universal 13 Jul 2023
Shakespearean king
Shakespearean king The Telegraph Quick 23 Jun 2023
King in a Shakespeare tragedy
Shakespearean king USA Today 31 May 2023
Prolific TV producer Norman LA Times Daily 19 May 2023
William Shakespeare's "King ___"
Dramatic king Newsday 23 Apr 2023
"King ___" (Shakespearean tragedy)
Jet type Eugene Sheffer 01 Apr 2023
Shakespearean king Universal 27 Mar 2023
Mad king of theater Eugene Sheffer 20 Mar 2023
Jet set jet LA Times Daily 17 Mar 2023
Shakespearean king The Telegraph Quick 08 Mar 2023
Cordelia's father New York Times 24 Feb 2023
Kind of jet New York Times 21 Feb 2023
Jet type Eugene Sheffer 02 Feb 2023
Shakespeare's "King ___"
Shakespearean title king USA Today 23 Jan 2023
Royal film role for Welles Newsday 14 Jan 2023
King in a Shakespearean tragedy
King ___, Shakespearean protagonist from the eponymous play who hails from the region of Britain
Shakespearean king Eugene Sheffer 03 Dec 2022
Cordelia's father Thomas Joseph 26 Nov 2022
Shakespearean king Newsday 02 Nov 2022
Shakespearean king with three daughters Universal 02 Nov 2022
King with three daughters Wall Street Journal 17 Oct 2022
Tragic retiree-to-be Newsday 15 Oct 2022
Nonsense poet’s lecherous look, they say The Times Cryptic 13 Oct 2022
See 21 The Guardian Cryptic 27 Sep 2022
Tragic king Eugene Sheffer 23 Sep 2022
Shakespearean king with three daughters Newsday 14 Sep 2022
Norman or English king? New York Times 11 Sep 2022
Jet type Eugene Sheffer 02 Sep 2022
Shakespearean monarch Newsday 28 Aug 2022
Shakespearean king The Telegraph Quick 19 Aug 2022
Edward ___, "The Owl and the Pussy-Cat" author
"King ___" (Shakespearean tragedy)
Type of jet Family Time 07 Aug 2022
Whom Cordelia calls "As mad as the vex'd sea" LA Times Daily 08 Jul 2022
Mad king of theater Eugene Sheffer 28 Jun 2022
Shakespearean monarch Newsday 26 Jun 2022
Shakespearean king Family Time 12 Jun 2022
Shakespearean king Eugene Sheffer 09 Jun 2022
Tragic Shakespearean king
King whom Cordelia loved Universal 03 Jun 2022
Cordelia’s father Wall Street Journal 01 Jun 2022
Shakespearean king Universal 25 May 2022
Shakespearean king with three daughters The Washington Post 16 May 2022
Shakespearean king with three daughters LA Times Daily 16 May 2022
King with the line 'O, that way madness lies' in a Shakespeare play The Washington Post Sunday 15 May 2022
Shakespearean king Universal 04 May 2022
"King ___" (Shakespearean tragedy)
Shakespearean king Newsday 05 Apr 2022
King of tragedy Universal 23 Mar 2022
King Edward the humorist
King Edward the humorist The Guardian Cryptic 08 Mar 2022
Shakespearean king Newsday 28 Feb 2022
Father of Cordelia, Goneril and Regan Wall Street Journal 19 Feb 2022
Regan's regal father Universal 17 Feb 2022
Shakespearean king New York Times 07 Feb 2022
Shakespearean monarch Newsday 30 Jan 2022
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Tragic Shakespearean king
Shakespearean king Family Time 09 Jan 2022
Shakespearean king The Times Concise 03 Jan 2022
Tragic king Eugene Sheffer 21 Dec 2021
King who banished Cordelia LA Times Daily 25 Nov 2021
Norman who created Archie and Edith Bunker LA Times Daily 23 Nov 2021
Jet type Eugene Sheffer 13 Oct 2021
Titular Shakespearean king New York Times 11 Oct 2021
Shakespearean king Newsday 29 Sep 2021
Shakespeare's mad king The Washington Post 21 Sep 2021
Shakespeare's mad king LA Times Daily 21 Sep 2021
'King ___' USA Today 19 Sep 2021
Obvious, not the first tragic old king
Shakespearean king USA Today 06 Sep 2021
Title character of whom it’s said “Vex not his ghost” Wall Street Journal 04 Sep 2021
King whose youngest daughter was Cordelia Universal 19 Aug 2021
“Know that we have divided in three our kingdom” speaker Wall Street Journal 12 Aug 2021
Shakespearean king
Literary king played by Glenda Jackson Universal 09 Aug 2021
Royal plainly losing 100
Mad king of theater Eugene Sheffer 04 Aug 2021
Giant of general aviation history Newsday 31 Jul 2021
Shakespearean king Eugene Sheffer 27 Jul 2021
Tragic king Eugene Sheffer 19 Jul 2021
Tragic king Thomas Joseph 17 Jul 2021
Jet type Eugene Sheffer 16 Jul 2021
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Tragic monarch Wall Street Journal 26 Jun 2021
Shakespearean king
King of Shakespeare New York Times 30 May 2021
King who was played by a woman on Broadway in 2019 Universal 22 May 2021
Kind of jet LA Times Daily 19 Apr 2021
Kind of jet The Washington Post 19 Apr 2021
King quoted as saying 'How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!' New York Times 14 Apr 2021
Father of Goneril, Regan and Cordelia Wall Street Journal 10 Apr 2021
Shakespearean king
Shakespearean father of three Universal 26 Mar 2021
Cordelia's father LA Times Daily 07 Feb 2021
Jet type Family Time 07 Feb 2021
Cordelia's father The Washington Post 07 Feb 2021
"King ___" (Shakespeare's tragedy)
Shakespeare title king Universal 29 Jan 2021
Shakespeare character who says 'How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!' New York Times 28 Jan 2021
17th-century play king The Washington Post Sunday 10 Jan 2021
English limerick poet Newsday 01 Jan 2021
Tragic Shakespearian king Irish Times Simplex 26 Dec 2020
Shakespearean king The Times Concise 08 Dec 2020
King played by Glenda Jackson The Washington Post 04 Dec 2020
King played by Glenda Jackson LA Times Daily 04 Dec 2020
King with three daughters The Washington Post 15 Oct 2020
King with three daughters LA Times Daily 15 Oct 2020
Shakespearean king USA Today 07 Oct 2020
Shakespearean king
Shakespearean king Canadiana 28 Sep 2020
Shakespearean king Eugene Sheffer 23 Sep 2020
Edward --, writer of nonsense verse (1812-88) The Telegraph General Knowledge 21 Sep 2020
Cordelia's father Universal 30 Aug 2020
Tragic king Thomas Joseph 19 Aug 2020
Tragic king Eugene Sheffer 18 Aug 2020
Shakespear's king Irish Times Simplex 27 Jul 2020
Troubled king coherent, losing head
Poet to look like a wolf, reportedly
Shakespearean king
"All in the Family" creator Norman Universal 01 Jul 2020
Father of Goneril and Regan Universal 28 Jun 2020
Jet giant Family Time 28 Jun 2020
Shakespearean king
Poet to look like a wolf, reportedly
King in a Shakespeare tragedy Universal 13 May 2020
Mad king The Telegraph Quick 28 Apr 2020
Big name in jets New York Times 27 Apr 2020
Shakespearean king
Shakespearean king The Sun Two Speed 12 Apr 2020
Shakespeare's king coherent, but losing head The Sun Two Speed 12 Apr 2020
Mad king of theater Eugene Sheffer 08 Apr 2020
Shakespearean king
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Cordelia's dad Universal 13 Mar 2020
“How sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless child” speaker Wall Street Journal 04 Mar 2020
"King ___" (Shakespeare's tragedy)
Shakespeare's titular king
Shakespearean king
Inventor who named a daughter Shanda Newsday 14 Dec 2019
Business jet pioneer Newsday 17 Nov 2019
Name in jets Premier Sunday 10 Nov 2019
'Maude' producer Norman USA Today 10 Nov 2019
'Good Times' producer Norman USA Today 13 Oct 2019
Business jet name Newsday 06 Oct 2019
'All in the Family' producer Norman The Washington Post 03 Oct 2019
"All in the Family" producer Norman LA Times Daily 03 Oct 2019
Biz jet Canadiana 30 Sep 2019
Goneril's father Thomas Joseph 26 Sep 2019
Jet variety Family Time 23 Sep 2019
Norman who created the Bunkers USA Today 02 Sep 2019
''. . . serpent's tooth . . . thankless child'' speaker Newsday 31 Aug 2019
Mad monarch of theatre The New Yorker 19 Aug 2019
Regan's father New York Times 21 Jul 2019
King of tragedy USA Today 14 Jul 2019
He asks 'Which of you shall we say doth love us most?' Wall Street Journal 06 Jul 2019
Shakespearean king with three daughters
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Mad king of tragedy USA Today 07 Jun 2019
The Bard's tragic king USA Today 30 May 2019
Shakespearean king
TV producer Norman
Shakespearean tragedy "King ___"
"King ___" (Shakespeare tragedy)
Shakespearean king Jonesin 09 Apr 2019
"King ___" (Shakespearean tragedy)
Legendary king real, surprisingly
Cordelia's father Wall Street Journal 30 Jan 2019
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"All in the Family" producer Norman
"Good Times" producer Norman
Regan's father
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Cordelia's dad
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William Shakespeare's "King ___"
"O, that way madness lies" speaker LA Times Daily 23 Nov 2018
'O, that way madness lies' speaker The Washington Post 23 Nov 2018
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Bill Piper contemporary Newsday 09 Nov 2018
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"King ___," Shakespeare's character
Certain Shakespearean king
Nonsense poet Edward USA Today 18 Oct 2018
'We have divided in three our kingdom' speaker Wall Street Journal 06 Oct 2018
'A Book of Nonsense' author Edward USA Today 25 Sep 2018
Limerick creator Edward USA Today 22 Sep 2018
Shakespearean king with three daughters The Washington Post 11 Sep 2018
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''No man will ever write a better tragedy than __'': Shaw Newsday 08 Sep 2018
King with three daughters Wall Street Journal 01 Sep 2018
"King ___" (Shakespeare's tragedy)
'Know that we have divided in three our kingdom' speaker Wall Street Journal 28 Jul 2018
Mad monarch in furtive look we hear The Sun Two Speed 08 Jul 2018
King Edward, the humorist The Telegraph Cryptic 01 Jul 2018
William Shakespeare's "King ___"
"King ___" (Shakespeare play)
"King ___" (Shakespeare tragedy)
Who said 'How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!' New York Times 14 Apr 2018
Jet variety Universal 06 Mar 2018
'All in the Family' creator Norman Jonesin 06 Mar 2018
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"O, that way madness lies" speaker
"We have divided in three our kingdom" speaker
Who said "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!"
"A Book of Nonsense" author Edward
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"Know that we have divided in three our kingdom" speaker
Mad king of the stage
Limerick creator Edward
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Mostly pick up title role in Shakespeare The Telegraph Cryptic 30 Dec 2017
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King who said 'Nothing will come of nothing' New York Times 17 Dec 2017
'King __' The Washington Post 17 Dec 2017
King in a Shakespeare tragedy
Shakespearean king New York Times 28 Nov 2017
'Here I disclaim all my paternal care' speaker Wall Street Journal 16 Nov 2017
Shakespearean king betrayed by two of his daughters The Times Specialist Sunday 29 Oct 2017
Type of jet Family Time 16 Oct 2017
King of Shakespearean tragedy USA Today 04 Oct 2017
Humorous writer, tragic figure abused by children
'Maude' creator Wall Street Journal 09 Sep 2017
'The Owl and the Pussycat' poet The Washington Post 26 Aug 2017
"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet LA Times Daily 26 Aug 2017
Cordelia's father Thomas Joseph 28 Jul 2017
First speaker of ''Nothing can come of nothing'' Newsday 15 Jul 2017
Be apprised (of) New York Times 25 Jun 2017
Sovereign's appreciation of humorist
William Piper contemporary Newsday 21 May 2017
King in a Shakespearean tragedy
The type of jet in my mansion's hangar Universal 04 May 2017
'The Owl and the Pussycat' poet Wall Street Journal 29 Apr 2017
Shakespeare's tragic tale about the mad king
Big name in business jets The Washington Post 19 Apr 2017
Big name in business jets LA Times Daily 19 Apr 2017
Shakespearean king The Telegraph Quick 12 Apr 2017
King in a Shakespeare tragedy
Jet type Universal 06 Mar 2017
Tragic monarch The Washington Post 22 Feb 2017
Big name in private jets The Washington Post 09 Feb 2017
Big name in jets Wall Street Journal 04 Feb 2017
Shakespearean king LA Times Daily 09 Jan 2017
'Old King Cole' artist's covered
Shakespearean king
"King __"
"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet
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King of Shakespearean tragedy
The type of jet in my mansion's hangar
King of Shakespeare
Jet type
King who said "Nothing will come of nothing"
Shakespearean king
He tested loyalties, switching sides to non-fiction
See 27 Across The Telegraph Quick 25 Oct 2016
Bunker's creator Wall Street Journal 06 Oct 2016
"I am a very foolish fond old man" speaker LA Times Daily 29 Sep 2016
"All in the Family" producer Norman Universal 26 Sep 2016
Type of jet Universal 14 Sep 2016
'I am a very foolish fond old man' speaker Wall Street Journal 10 Sep 2016
Father of Cordelia The Washington Post 20 Aug 2016
King who says, 'O! that way madness lies' The Washington Post 19 Aug 2016
'The Owl and the Pussycat' poet Edward Jonesin 16 Aug 2016
'A Book of Nonsense' poet The Chronicle of Higher Education 05 Aug 2016
'Ingratitude, thou marble-hearted fiend' speaker Wall Street Journal 21 Jul 2016
Shakespearean king The Washington Post 12 Jul 2016
King Edward
Shakespearean king Newsday 22 Jun 2016
Jet-set jet Universal 06 Jun 2016
King of tragedy Universal 22 May 2016
King with three daughters Jonesin 19 Apr 2016
He says to Cordelia, "Thy truth, then, be thy dower" LA Times Daily 31 Mar 2016
King noted for saying 'How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!' New York Times 02 Mar 2016
Tragic king in play The Times Concise 01 Feb 2016
Jet name Premier Sunday 17 Jan 2016
"All in the Family" producer Norman
"A Book of Nonsense" poet
Jet-set jet
King of tragedy
Type of jet
"I am a very foolish fond old man" speaker
Shakespearean character who laments the pain of having a thankless child The Washington Post 25 Dec 2015
Shakespearean father who calls ingratitude a 'marble-hearted fiend' The Washington Post 20 Dec 2015
King to gain knowledge when knight has fled The Telegraph Cryptic 18 Dec 2015
"King ___" (Shakespeare work) Universal 16 Dec 2015
Monarch of the Bard Newsday 01 Nov 2015
'Darkness and devils!' shouter Wall Street Journal 31 Oct 2015
Edward who wrote 'A Book of Nonsense' New York Times 08 Oct 2015
"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet Edward USA Today 26 Sep 2015
Royal castle. Arundel? In part
TEach Scottish learner on organ
Disinheritor of Cordelia New York Times 24 Jul 2015
Business jet Canadiana 06 Jul 2015
Aviation innovator in the Inventors Hall of Fame Newsday 20 Jun 2015
Jet type USA Today 17 Jun 2015
"Sanford and Son" producer Norman Universal 05 May 2015
Mad king of literature Eugene Sheffer 15 Apr 2015
Goneril's dad Newsday 12 Apr 2015
'Nonsense' poet The Telegraph Quick 26 Mar 2015
Gain knowledge mostly from this poet
King of Shakespeare USA Today 19 Feb 2015
Cordelia's father USA Today 14 Feb 2015
Shakespearean king Thomas Joseph 09 Feb 2015
"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet Edward
Edward who wrote "A Book of Nonsense"
Disinheritor of Cordelia
Tragic king
Cordelia's father
Jet type
King of Shakespeare
"Darkness and devils!" shouter
Aviation innovator in the Inventors Hall of Fame
Goneril's dad
Role for Gielgud at 90
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Shakespearean king
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"All in the Family" creator Norman
"Sanford and Son" producer Norman
"King ___" (Shakespeare work)
King Edward who wrote nonsense
Tragic figure since 1606
Jet giant
Business-jet pioneer
"Which of you shall we say doth love us most?" speaker
Big name in private jets
"More sinn'd against than sinning" protagonist of Shakespeare
Shakespearean king
"King ___" (Shakespeare)
Jet giant
Goneril's father
"I am a man more sinn'd against than sinning" speaker
"All in the Family" producer
Edward known for limericks
He produced "Good Times"
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Emmy-winning role for Olivier
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"Laughable Lyrics" poet
"Sanford and Son" producer Norman
Jet pioneer
"All in the Family" creator Norman
Ill-fated king
-- jet
"O, let me not be mad" speaker
Noted limerick creator
Cordelia's pop
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"O, let me not be mad" speaker
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"Runcible spoon" coiner
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"Oh, that way madness lies" speaker
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Jet or set name
Albany's father-in-law
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The Duke of Albany's father-in-law
Big jet name
"The Jeffersons" writer Norman
Cordelia's father
English limerick poet
Writer who coined the term "runcible spoon"
Tragic king
"Maude" producer Norman
"Good Times" producer
Norman who produced "All in the Family"
Olivier role
Shakespeare's "very foolish fond old man"
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"All in the Family" producer Norman
"Maude" creator Norman
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Nonsense poet
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Goneril's father
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TV producer Norman
"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet Edward
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"A Book of Nonsense" author, 1846
1953 Welles role
Regan's father
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"The Jeffersons" producer Norman
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1953 Welles role
"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet
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British limerick writer
Cornwall's father-in-law
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Cordelia's dad
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Cordelia's father
He wrote "There was an old man of Thermopylae / Who never did anything properly ..."
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Jet set jet, perhaps
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Cordelia's father
"All in the Family" producer
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"Come not between the dragon and his wrath" speaker
Cordelia's father
Regan's dad
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"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet
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"Maude" creator Norman
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He was "every inch a king"
Sitcom producer Norman
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Big name in small planes
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British king of literature
Father of Cordelia, Goneril, and Regan
Father-in-law of the Duke of Albany and the Duke of Cornwall
Plum stage role for Plummer
Self-described "poor, infirm, weak, and despised old man" of literature
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Shakespearean character who calls himself "a very foolish fond old man"
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"Maude" producer
"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet Edward
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Scofield role
Father of Regan
Cordelia's father
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Corporate jet
Nonsense poet
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Jet-setter's jet
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Limerick writer Edward
"Maude" producer
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King you may have read about
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"The Quangle Wangle's Hat" poet Edward
Goneril's dad
Raving king of drama
Jet Set jet
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King of tragedy
"The Quangle Wangle's Hat" poet Edward
"The Owl and the Pussy-Cat" penner Edward
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Too-proud king
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"Maude" producer Norman
"All in the Family" creator
"Maude" producer
Noted limerick maker
Personal-aviation pioneer
Regan's father
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Regan's father
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"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet
Runcible spoon coiner
He gave us "Good Times"
Regan's father
1984 Olivier role
Cordelia's pop
Father of Cordelia
Regan's father
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Jet or King
Memorable limerick writer
Certain jet
Shakespearean King
See 52-Down
Albany's father-in-law
"A Book of Nonsense" writer
"All in the Family" creator
TV producer Norman
Big name in jets
Plane name
Cordelia's father
King of the stage
Goneril's father
"Here I disclaim all my paternal care" speaker
Cordelia's father
Shakespeare's king
Cordelias father
Last name in limericks
"The Owl and the Pussy-Cat" author
Cordelia's father
"The Jumblies" poet
The Earl of Kent is his courtier
TV pioneer Norman
"Maude" producer Norman
Big name in sitcoms or jets
Father of Goneril, Regan, and Cordelia
Limerick maker
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Olivier role
Poet Edward
He produced "Good Times"
Limerick master
Kingly part
"All in the Family" creator
Monarch in a tragedy
Goneril's father
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Nonsense-verse writer
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Big name in jets
Shakespearean sire
All in the Family producer
Producer of an aircraft brand
Cordelia's father
Corporate jet, perhaps
Noted limerick creator
Jet set name?
Jet or set name
Big name in jets
"Good Times" producer
"There was an Old Man with a beard" writer
Regan's sire
Cordelia's father^LEA
Sitcom honcho Norman
Olivier role
Jet-set jet
Goneril's dad
Jet brand since 1962
"The Jeffersons" producer Norman
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Goneril's father
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Gloucester's king
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Limerick man
"Maude" producer Norman
Regan's father
Edward or Evelyn
A Shakespeare king
Role for Gielgud
See 12-Down
Noted Norman
"The Owl and the Pussy Cat" writer
"Sanford and Son" producer
Goneril's father
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Carroll contemporary
_____ jet
Noted James Earl Jones stage role
He was every inch a king
The man behind Bunker
Limericks man
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"Book of Nonsense" author
Limerick writer
Regan's dad
Creator of the Owl and the Pussy-cat
English humorist Edward ___
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Legendary English king
He brought Bunker to TV
Limerick creator
Role for Arnold Moss
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Norman of TV
Limerick's popularizer
Limerick poet
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English humorist: 1812–88
"The Owl and the Pussycat" poet
Cordelia's sire
He was "every inch a king"
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King or poet
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Kingly role
Man behind the Bunkers
Poet famed for limericks
Writer who popularized limericks
Sad, mad dad, in drama
TV's Norman
King or Edward
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"Nonsense" author
"King ___"
"King ___," quotation source
Shakespearean parent
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King ___
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No. 1 in Shakespeare drama
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Shakespearean hero.
Name from Holinshed's "Chronicles."
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Aribert Reimann opera
Character who said "sharper than a serpent's tooth"
Fool's master
Shakespeare character who says "Nothing can come of nothing"
Shakespearean king who was "more sinn'd against than sinning"
Type of jet
Noted general who retires Oct. 16.
His last words, "Look there, look there!"
Author of "Book of Nonsense."
Former commanding general, U. S. ground forces.
Ancient British king.
Shakespeare's "foolish fond old man.”
He wrote "The Owl and the Pussy Cat."
Louis Calhern's role.
Subject of Marc Blitzstein's new music.
He had three daughters.
Father of Cordelia.
He said, "Her voice was ever soft . . . "
He wrote "The Owl and the Pussy-Cat."
The limerick man.
"King ___."
Author of "Nonsense Verses."
His last words were, "Look there, look there!"
Regan's regal father.
Parent of 52 Down.
"Every inch a king."
Mythical king.
19th c. humorist.
His last words were "Look there!"
Humorist of the limericks.
Welles role.
Fabled King of Britain.
King or poet.
Role for Orson Welles.
Role in classic drama.
"Book of Nonsense" author.
He wrote "The Owl and the Pussycat."
Victim of a broken heart.
Salvini role.
King of tragedy.
Son of Bladud.
19th cen. humorist.
Role for a tragedian.
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The "limerick" man.
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"Book of Nonsense" man.
Dramatic role.
Monarch of drama.
"The Owl and the Pussycat."
Tragic role.
Cordelia's father.
English humorist.
Nonsense poet.
Shakespearean character.
Lee J. Cobb role.
Regan's father.
Goneril's father.
Shakespearean role.
Author of "The Owl and the Pussycat."
Writer of light verse.
He disinherited his youngest daughter.
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