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