Crossword Clues for NEER

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___-do-well TV 21 Sep 2025
"__ was flattery lost on poet's ear": Scott Newsday 13 Sep 2025
___-do-well (irresponsible one)
On no occasion, poetically The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 26 Aug 2025
"What, will these hands ___ be clean?": Lady Macbeth Wall Street Journal 09 Aug 2025
-- -do-well Eugene Sheffer 30 Jul 2025
a" -do-well
Poetically 'not ever'
___-do-well Wall Street Journal 05 May 2025
Bard's adverb Newsday 18 Apr 2025
___-do-well; bum
___-do-well (irresponsible one)
__-do-well Newsday 19 Feb 2025
____ the twain shall meet The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 18 Feb 2025
___-do-well New York Times Mini 04 Feb 2025
E'er's opposite
Not once, in verse
At no point, poetically; 26 Down (anag.) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 11 Dec 2024
___-do-well Universal 06 Dec 2024
At no time, in poetry The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 04 Dec 2024
At no time - even briefly
At no time, once
At no time, poetically The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 14 Oct 2024
At no point in time
"Do-well" prelude
At no time, poetically The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 26 Sep 2024
Not ever, in poetry
- -do-well Eugene Sheffer 14 Aug 2024
__-do-well (rogue) Newsday 16 Jul 2024
At no time for a 33 Across The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 11 Jul 2024
Not ever, in poems
Poetic contraction LA Times Daily 21 Jun 2024
Never, poetically contracted?
- -do-well Eugene Sheffer 21 May 2024
Never in verse
Never to a poet
___ a truer word spoken (4)
At no time, in odes
__-do-well LA Times Daily 26 Mar 2024
Not ever, in verse
" and _ the twain shall meet"
___-do-well (irresponsible one)
Not once, of old
Opposite of alway Newsday 16 Feb 2024
___-do-well; deadbeat
At no time, in poetry Wall Street Journal 20 Jan 2024
___-do-well New York Times 26 Dec 2023
At no time, in poetry Family Time 10 Sep 2023
When Romeo says he 'saw true beauty' before seeing Juliet New York Times 03 Sep 2023
___-do-well Wall Street Journal 10 May 2023
Frankenstein tale -- huge money-spinner ultimately? Not for Shelley The Telegraph Toughie 17 Mar 2023
___-do-well New York Times 12 Mar 2023
__-do-well Newsday 05 Mar 2023
___-do-well (irresponsible one)
— -do-well Eugene Sheffer 07 Jan 2023
__-do-well Newsday 20 Oct 2022
__-do-well (rascal) Newsday 03 Oct 2022
— -do-well Eugene Sheffer 04 Aug 2022
Not once, in poems New York Times 07 Jul 2022
— -do-well Premier Sunday 10 Apr 2022
Start to do-well? Universal 18 Jan 2022
— -do-well Eugene Sheffer 24 Dec 2021
___-do-well Family Time 12 Dec 2021
''Will these hands __ be clean?'': Lady Macbeth Newsday 01 Oct 2021
___-do-well
Alway's opposite Newsday 23 Sep 2021
''... cast a clout 'til May be out', it's said (2'2) Irish Times Simplex 06 Sep 2021
Poetic contraction LA Times Daily 29 Aug 2021
Poetic contraction The Washington Post 29 Aug 2021
___-do-well (irresponsible one)
'I ___ saw true beauty till this night': Romeo New York Times 13 Aug 2021
— -do-well Eugene Sheffer 16 Jul 2021
__-do-well The Washington Post 28 Apr 2021
__-do-well LA Times Daily 28 Apr 2021
— -do-well Eugene Sheffer 01 Apr 2021
— -do-well (idle sort) Premier Sunday 21 Mar 2021
When pigs fly? Sure enough about grasping it
At no time, in old times LA Times Daily 28 Feb 2021
At no time, in old times The Washington Post 28 Feb 2021
Poetic contraction Newsday 07 Feb 2021
— -do-well Premier Sunday 07 Feb 2021
"... ___ the twain shall meet" Family Time 10 Jan 2021
Not e'en once The Washington Post 24 Nov 2020
Not e'en once LA Times Daily 24 Nov 2020
"... and ___ the twain shall meet" Family Time 22 Jun 2020
Shakespearean contraction Newsday 11 Jun 2020
Not even once (contraction)
___-do-well Universal 30 May 2020
'In thy dreams!' The Washington Post 22 May 2020
"In thy dreams!" LA Times Daily 22 May 2020
Up to New York Times 02 Apr 2020
___-do-well (idler)
'What, will these hands ___ be clean?': Lady Macbeth Wall Street Journal 10 Aug 2019
Opposite of 'alway' Wall Street Journal 18 Jul 2019
Opposite of alway Premier Sunday 07 Jul 2019
___-do-well (loafer) USA Today 25 May 2019
Start to do well? New York Times 08 May 2019
__-do-well Newsday 28 Apr 2019
At no time, to bards Premier Sunday 21 Apr 2019
At no time, poetically LA Times Daily 14 Apr 2019
At no time, poetically The Washington Post 14 Apr 2019
Tennyson turndown Newsday 13 Apr 2019
At no time, in verse USA Today 07 Apr 2019
__-do-well (rogue) Newsday 26 Mar 2019
— -do-well (idler) Premier Sunday 24 Mar 2019
'What, will these hands __ be clean?': Lady Macbeth The Washington Post 21 Feb 2019
"What, will these hands __ be clean?": Lady Macbeth LA Times Daily 21 Feb 2019
At no time, poetically
___-do-well (loafer)
Opposite of "alway"
At no time, in verse
"What, will these hands __ be clean?": Lady Macbeth
Start to do well?
"What, will these hands ___ be clean?": Lady Macbeth
Poetic negative LA Times Daily 21 Dec 2018
Poetic negative The Washington Post 21 Dec 2018
'... and ___ the twain shall meet' New York Times 19 Nov 2018
Not even once, poetically Universal 06 Nov 2018
___-do-well The Chronicle of Higher Education 02 Nov 2018
"... and ___ the twain ..." Universal 16 Oct 2018
___-do-well USA Today 27 Sep 2018
-- -do-well Premier Sunday 16 Sep 2018
'What, will these hands ___ be clean?': Lady Macbeth New York Times 01 Sep 2018
-do-well Eugene Sheffer 16 Aug 2018
'... ___ the twain shall meet' New York Times 06 Aug 2018
"___ the twain shall meet" Universal 22 Jul 2018
At no time, if you're 350 Universal 11 Jul 2018
Not e'en once New York Times 10 Jun 2018
''Ambition . . . __ looks back'': Jonson Newsday 19 May 2018
At no time, poetically Universal 18 May 2018
___-do-well (irresponsible one)
Do-well type? Universal 22 Apr 2018
At no time, to poets Premier Sunday 15 Apr 2018
___-do-well
Aye's opposite, poetically
___-do-well New York Times 05 Mar 2018
Not once, poetically Universal 04 Mar 2018
"... ___ the twain shall meet"
Not even once, poetically
Do-well type?
Not e'en once
___-do-well
___-do-well
Poetic negative
At no time, if you're 350
"___ the twain shall meet"
___-do-well
"... and ___ the twain ..."
At no time, poetically
"... and ___ the twain shall meet"
___-do-well
Not e'en once
"What, will these hands ___ be clean?": Lady Macbeth
Beginning to do well? New York Times 24 Dec 2017
"... ___ the twain shall ..." Universal 16 Dec 2017
"... and ___ the twain shall meet" Universal 08 Sep 2017
"... ___ the twain shall meet" Universal 20 Aug 2017
"... and ___ the twain shall ..." Universal 14 Aug 2017
__-do-well (rascal) Newsday 31 Jul 2017
"Do-well" intro Family Time 10 Jul 2017
Not a single time, in old poems Universal 09 Jul 2017
"Do-well" intro Universal 09 Jun 2017
Contraction lacking just a 'v' New York Times 14 May 2017
"___ the twain shall meet" Family Time 30 Apr 2017
At no time, to bards LA Times Daily 03 Apr 2017
At no time, to bards The Washington Post 03 Apr 2017
Not e'en once
'When hell freezeth over!' The Washington Post 26 Jan 2017
"Do-well" start Universal 23 Jan 2017
"... ___ the twain shall ..."
__-do-well
At no time, to bards
Beginning to do well?
"... ___ the twain shall meet"
"... and ___ the twain shall ..."
"... and ___ the twain shall meet"
"Do-well" intro
Not a single time, in old poems
Contraction lacking just a "v"
Poetic adverb Newsday 11 Nov 2016
__-do-well (scamp) Newsday 31 Oct 2016
''__ the rose without the thorn'': Herrick Newsday 30 Sep 2016
Not e'en a single time Premier Sunday 17 Jul 2016
Aye's opposite, poetically New York Times 11 Jun 2016
Contraction missing a V New York Times 05 Jun 2016
___-do-well Wall Street Journal 14 May 2016
Not e'en once Universal 07 May 2016
-- -do-well Thomas Joseph 21 Apr 2016
At no time, to poets USA Today 17 Apr 2016
__-do-well Universal 10 Apr 2016
-- -do-well (idle person) Premier Sunday 10 Apr 2016
At no time, to poets Universal 08 Apr 2016
At no time, poetically USA Today 20 Feb 2016
'Success is counted sweetest / By those who ___ succeed': Emily Dickinson New York Times 06 Feb 2016
___-do-well (slacker) Jonesin 26 Jan 2016
Adverb with an apostrophe The Washington Post 03 Jan 2016
At no time, to poets
Contraction missing a V
Aye's opposite, poetically
"Success is counted sweetest / By those who ___ succeed": Emily Dickinson
"In thy dreams!"
". . . and ___ the twain shall meet" USA Today 03 Dec 2015
___-do-well The Washington Post 30 Nov 2015
Not once, poetically USA Today 30 Oct 2015
Not even a single time, poetically USA Today 05 Oct 2015
At no time, in poems LA Times Daily 02 Jun 2015
Elided adverb LA Times Daily 17 May 2015
Aye's opposite Newsday 09 May 2015
Do-well intro USA Today 04 May 2015
"___ the twain shall meet" USA Today 27 Apr 2015
When Romeo says he 'saw true beauty' before seeing Juliet New York Times 06 Feb 2015
''... and ___ the twain shall meet'' Family Time 16 Jan 2015
'A fuller blast ___ shook our battlements': 'Othello' New York Times 08 Jan 2015
"Faint heart ___ won fair lady"
"A woman is a foreign land ... a man will ___ quite understand" (Coventry Patmore)
Aye's opposite
__-do-well
"What, will these hands ___ be clean?": Lady Macbeth
"A fuller blast ___ shook our battlements": "Othello"
When Romeo says he "saw true beauty" before seeing Juliet
-- -do-well
Elided adverb
"What, will these hands __ be clean?": Lady Macbeth
At no time, in poems
". . . and ___ the twain shall meet"
"___ the twain shall meet"
Not once, poetically
Do-well intro
Not even a single time, poetically
__-do-well
Not once, poetically
___-do-well
Not e'en a single time
Bard's contraction
___-do-well (scoundrel)
"___ the twain shall meet"
___-do-well (slacker)
___-do-well
Opposite of alway
Start to do well?
"What, will these hands __ be clean?": Lady Macbeth
Opposite of alway
-- -do-well (idle type)
At no time, in verse
___-do-well (good-for-nothing)
Do-well starter
". . . ___ the twain shall meet"
"Do-well" intro
At no time, in verse
Aye's opposite, in verse
"So sweet was ___ so fatal": Othello
Poet's "at no time"
Not e'en once
Not once, in poetry
"When hell freezeth over!"
Poetic contraction
Opposite of alway
At no time, in rhyme
Poetic adverb
___-do-well
Poetic negative
"Ambition, like a torrent, __ looks back": Jonson
Alway's opposite
"___ the twain shall meet"
Poetic adverb
Poetic contraction
-- -do-well (idle sort)
___-do-well
Poet's adverb
"When pigs flyeth!"
"Oh, thou did'st then __ love so heartily": Shak.
"Oh, thou did'st then __ love so heartily": Shak.
"When pigs flyeth!"
Not e'en once
Poet's adverb
Start to do well?
At no time, poetically
"__ the rose without the thorn": Herrick
At no time, in verse
Literary adverb
Poetic negative
At no time, in verse
"The all-seeing sun ___ saw her match since first the world begun": Romeo
Poet's adverb
__-do-well
__-do-well
"I ___ saw true beauty till this night": Romeo
"Thy love __ alter . . .": Shak.
Not at any time, in verse
__-do-well (scamp)
"...___ the twain shall meet"
At no time, to bards
When pigs fly, to poets
Not at any time, in verse
"I ___ saw this before": Desdemona
Thomas Moore's "___ Ask the Hour"
At no time, poetically
__ -do-well
Not once, poetically
"For I ___ saw true beauty till this night": Romeo
Poetic contraction New York Times 18 Oct 2009
When hell freezes over, in verse
Alway's antonym
Not once, to a poet
"What oft was thought but __ so well express'd": Pope
"What oft was thought but __ so well express'd": Pope
Poetic opposite of always
When hell freezes over, in verse
At no time, to Tennyson
Apostrophized adverb
Alway's opposite
"Success is counted sweetest by those who ___ succeed": Emily Dickinson
Not e'en once
___-do-well
When pigs fly, poetically
Literary adverb
Example of poetic syncope
"__ the twain shall meet"
Opposite of alway
At no time, in poetry
When pigs fly, poetically
Not e'en once
Poet's adverb
Not once, poetically
___-do-well
At no time, in poetry
__-do-well
Do-well intro
At no time, in poetry
Not e'en once
Not even once, in a poem
Not at all for Tennyson or Wordsworth
Poetic contraction
____-do-well
At no time, poetically
Start to do well?
Less than seldom, poetically
". . . would thou hadst ___ been born" ("Othello")
-- -do-well (loafer)
-- -do-well (idler)
At no time, in verse
___-do-well
Less than seldom, poetically
Poetic contraction
Not e'en once
Bard's adverb
Alway's antonym
Literary adverb
At no time, to poets
Pawn
When pigs fly, to poets
Not e'en once
When pigs fly, to a poet
Not even once, to a poet
"Faint heart ___ won ..."
Not e'en once
__-do-well
Not e'en once
At no time, poetically
"We shall ___ be younger": Shakespeare
Literary adverb
Not once, for poets
__ -do-well
Poetic adverb
__ -do-well
Beginning to do-well?
Opposite of alway
Not even once, poetically
Poetic word whose antonym is formed by dropping its first letter
At no time, poetically
Not e'en once
Poetic adverb
Opposite of alway
___-do-well
___ -do-well
___ -do-well
___ -do-well
Opposite of alway
Beginning to do-well
"... and _____ the twain shall meet"
___ do-well
"...would thou hadst ___ been born" ("Othello")
At no time, in verse
Opposite of 12 Down
At no time, in poetry
__-do-well
Do-well leader
Alway antonym
Poetic negative
"...and _____ the twain shall meet"
Literary adverb
Opposite of "alway"
Not ever briefly
Not ever, poetically
Poetic negative
Opposite of always poetically
At no time, to Thomas Moore
At no time, to Dryden
Not e'er
"Would thou hadst ___ been born" ("Othello")
At no time, in poetry
Not once, to Noyes
At no time, to a bard
Not ever, poetically
____ -do-well
___ -do-well
A poetic contraction
___ - do-well
____-do-well
Poet's adverb
"...and ___ the twain shall meet"
At no time, to poets
No way! to Burns
Poetic contraction
Do-well intro
Do-well starter
Poet's contraction
____- do-well
"___the twain shall meet"
Never: poet.
___ -do-well
____-do-well
_____-do-well
___ do-well
____-do-well (good for nothing)
Not aye
"_____ was the sky so deep a hue": Warner
___ -do-well
Dutch landscape painter
At no time, to Shelley
Never, to Noyes
Poet's "at no time"
Not ever, to Blake
At no time, to Keats
At no time, to bards
___- do-well
Never, poetically
Never, to Keats
Poet's "never"
Opposite of 91 Down
"Two of one trade ___ love": Dekker
Do-well predecessor
Not e'er
Absolutely not, poetically
Bard's negative
At no time, to Tennyson
At no time, to Synge
At no time: Poetic
At no time, in poesy
At no time: Poet.
"Sour grapes can ___ make sweet wine"
"Two at a trade can ___ agree": Gay
Opposite of e'er
Kind of do-well
Poetic word
Poet's word
"Faint heart ___ won . . . "
No time for poets
" . . . ___ won fair lady"
At no time: contraction.
Not at all: Poet.
Poetic contraction
Poet's contraction
At no time, to Auden
"Such heavenly touches ___ touch'd earthly faces" (Shakespeare)
"He ___ is crowned with immortality / Who fears to follow where airy voices lead" (Keats)
One-syllable not ever.
Not at all, to poets.
Poetic "never."
Poetic short form.
Not ever: Poet.
Poetic negative.
___-do-well
See 64 Across.
Poet's "not once."
Antonym of 5 Down.
Poetic adverb.
See 66 Across.
Poetic contraction.
___-do-well.
Not in the least: Contr.
Not once: Poet.
Not e'er.
At no time.
Poetic never.
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