| Daughter of Lear |
Eugene Sheffer |
17 Apr 2024 |
| Middle daughter of King Lear in the William Shakespeare play of that name |
Mirror Quiz |
04 Apr 2024 |
| The second daughter of King Lear in Shakespeare's play (5) |
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| Reginald gets one of King Lear's daughters (5) |
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| President's earlier a failing, ungrateful character |
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| The dramatic character of wild anger (5) |
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| Contrary managers sacked snarky heiress? (5) |
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| Daughter of King Lear poisoned by Goneril (5) |
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| A daughter of Lear's, for instance, ran about (5) |
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| Shakespearean analogue of 35-Across's Jiro |
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| Second of King Lear's daughters |
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| King Lear's middle daughter |
New York Times |
03 Feb 2024 |
| President bereft of a Shakespearean character (5) |
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| Middle daughter of King Lear in the William Shakespeare play of that name |
Mirror Quiz |
25 Jan 2024 |
| King Lear's middle daughter; John Thaw's 28 Across in The Sweeney |
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| Lear's daughter explodes in anger |
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| King Lear's middle daughter; range (anag.) |
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| Lear's daughter is convulsed in anger |
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| President half-hearted in Shakerspearian role (5) |
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| A daughter of King Lear |
Premier Sunday |
13 Aug 2023 |
| The sister of Goneril and Cordelia? |
The Guardian Weekend |
01 Jul 2023 |
| Daughter of Lear |
Thomas Joseph |
29 Oct 2022 |
| Daughter of Lear |
Thomas Joseph |
03 Jun 2022 |
| EPA Administrator Michael |
USA Today |
23 Apr 2022 |
| King's daughter returns to harass the royal |
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| Shakespearean princess poisoned by her sister |
The Times Specialist Sunday |
16 Jan 2022 |
| King Lear’s middle daughter |
Wall Street Journal |
03 Jan 2022 |
| "Standup and Away! With Brian ___," stand-up show hosted by the eponymous comedian |
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| Shakespearean villain |
LA Times Daily |
17 Sep 2021 |
| Shakespearean villain |
The Washington Post |
17 Sep 2021 |
| Daughter of Lear |
Newsday |
22 Aug 2021 |
| King Lear's second daughter |
Universal |
25 Dec 2020 |
| Sister of Goneril |
The Washington Post |
11 Oct 2020 |
| Sister of Goneril |
LA Times Daily |
11 Oct 2020 |
| One of Lear's daughters |
Newsday |
04 Oct 2020 |
| One of Cordelia's sisters |
Universal |
12 Jul 2020 |
| Daughter of Lear |
Thomas Joseph |
06 Jun 2020 |
| Half-hearted scolder upset king's daughter |
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| Character who said about her father, "Yet he hath ever but slenderly known himself" |
LA Times Daily |
05 Jan 2020 |
| Character who said about her father, 'Yet he hath ever but slenderly known himself' |
The Washington Post |
05 Jan 2020 |
| One of Lear's daughters |
Thomas Joseph |
30 Dec 2019 |
| 'King Lear' daughter |
New York Times |
21 Nov 2019 |
| "King Lear" daughter |
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| "King Lear" daughter |
Universal |
10 Feb 2019 |
| "King Lear" daughter |
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| Daughter of Lear |
Eugene Sheffer |
22 Dec 2018 |
| Duke of Cornwall's wife, for example, went without |
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| A sister of Cordelia |
USA Today |
23 Sep 2018 |
| Lear daughter |
The Washington Post |
27 Jun 2018 |
| Lear daughter |
LA Times Daily |
27 Jun 2018 |
| King Lear's middle daughter |
Wall Street Journal |
12 Jun 2018 |
| A daughter of Lear |
USA Today |
27 May 2018 |
| 'King Lear' daughter |
Jonesin |
30 Jan 2018 |
| A sister of Cordelia |
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| Lear daughter |
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| King Lear's middle daughter |
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| A daughter of Lear |
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| Daughter of King Lear |
Newsday |
25 Jun 2017 |
| Victim of Goneril's terrible anger |
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| Rescue one missing female in play |
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| Rescue one missing female in play |
The Times Cryptic |
30 Dec 2016 |
| A daughter of Lear |
Newsday |
16 Oct 2016 |
| Daughter of Lear |
USA Today |
21 May 2016 |
| One of Lear's daughters |
The Times Concise |
18 Mar 2016 |
| Daughter of 15-Across |
New York Times |
02 Mar 2016 |
| Daughter of Lear |
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| One of King Lear's daughters |
Premier Sunday |
21 Jun 2015 |
| Daughter of King Lear |
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| Cordelia's sister |
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| A daughter of 33-Down |
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| A daughter of Lear |
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| One of King Lear's daughters |
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| Shakespeare character who asks "To whose hands have you sent the lunatic king?" |
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| Shakespearean false flatterer |
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| Lear's middle daughter |
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| Sister of Goneril |
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| Sister of Cordelia |
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| Lear daughter |
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| One of Lear's daughters |
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| Duke of Cornwall's wife, in Shakespeare |
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| "King Lear" role |
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| "King Lear" character |
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| 'King Lear' daughter |
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| King Lear daughter |
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| Sister of Goneril and Cordelia |
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| Sister of Goneril |
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| One of King Lear's daughters |
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| Cordelia's sister |
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| "King Lear" daughter |
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| One daughter of King Lear |
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| Cordelia's sister |
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| "King Lear" daughter |
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| Daughter of Lear |
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| Linda's "The Exorcist" role |
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| Goneril's victim |
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| Goneril's victim |
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| Book editor Judith |
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| Lear's middle daughter |
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| Sister of Goneril |
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| "King Lear" daughter |
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| One of Lear's daughters |
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| One of King Lear's daughters |
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| King Lear's middle daughter |
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| Daughter of King Lear |
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| A daughter of King Lear |
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| Duke of Cornwall's wife |
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| Cordelia's sister |
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| Sister of Goneril |
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| Possessed girl in "The Exorcist" |
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| Sister of Goneril |
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| Daughter of Lear |
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| Cordelia and Goneril's sister |
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| Daughter of Lear |
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| One of Lear's daughters |
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| One of King Lear's daughters |
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| Daughter of Lear |
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| Donald of the Reagan cabinet |
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| Lear's daughter |
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| Daughter of Lear |
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| "King Lear" role |
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| Goneril's sister |
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| Wife of the Duke of Cornwall, in Shakespeare |
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| Sister of Cordelia |
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| Cordelia's sib |
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| Shakespearean daughter |
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| Goneril's sister |
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| Sister of Goneril and Cordelia |
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| 'King Lear' role |
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| Goneril's sister |
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| Cordelia's sister |
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| Daughter of Lear |
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| Cordelia's sister |
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| King Lear's daughter |
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| "King Lear" character |
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| Lear daughter |
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| Linda, in "The Exorcist" |
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| Sister of Goneril |
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| Sister of Goneril and Cordelia |
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| Reagan cabinet member |
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| Reagan's first Treasury secretary |
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| The Duke of Cornwall's wife, in Shakespeare |
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| Daughter of King Lear |
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| King Lear's daughter |
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| "The Exorcist" heroine |
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| 1980s Treasury head Donald |
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| King Lear's youngest daughter |
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| Goneril's victim |
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| 1980s Treasury secretary |
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| Reagan Treasury secretary |
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| 1980s Treasury secretary |
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| Goneril's sister |
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| "King Lear" character |
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| Cordelia s sister |
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| Lear daughter |
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| Lear's youngest daughter |
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| Cordelia's sister |
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| King Lear daughter |
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| Lear's daughter |
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| "King Lear" sister |
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| Daughter of King Lear |
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| One of Lear's daughters |
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| Daughter of King Lear |
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| Reagan chief of staff |
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| Sister of Cordelia |
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| One of Lear's daughters |
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| Ronald's Donald |
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| Linda Blair in "The Exorcist" |
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| Baker's Cabinet predecessor |
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| A sister of Cordelia |
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| A sister of Goneril |
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| One of Goneril's sisters |
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| Sister of Goneril and Cordelia |
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| A former White House chief of staff |
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| D.C. figure |
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| Presidential Chief of Staff |
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| Goneril's sister |
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| Cornwall's wife |
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| A sister-in-law of Albany |
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| King Lear's second daughter |
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| Reagan's Sec. of Treasury |
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| Cabinet member under R.W.R. |
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| Sec. of the Treasury |
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| Reagan appointee |
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| Secretary of the Treasury |
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| She gave Lear the air |
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| Lear's second daughter |
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| Lear's daughter |
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| Shakespearean princess |
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| Goneril's sister. |
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| Cordelia's sister. |
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| Classic villainess. |
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| Lear's daughter. |
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| 57 Down's daughter. |
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| Ungrateful daughter. |
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| One of Lear's daughters. |
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| Small cheer for King Lear. |
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| Shakespearean role. |
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| One of King Lear's daughters. |
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| Daughter of Lear. |
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| Duke of Cornwall's bride. |
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| Lear's most evil daughter. |
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| Lear's second daughter. |
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| Unfilial daughter. |
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| Cordelia's wicked sister. |
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| Shakespearean princess. |
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| Duchess of Cornwall in "King Lear." |
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| Lear's "most barbarous" daughter. |
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| Barbarous daughter of Lear. |
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| Louis Calhern's stage daughter. |
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| Daughter of King Lear. |
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| Second daughter of King Lear. |
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| King Lear's daughter. |
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| Shakespearean villainess. |
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| One of a Shakespearean sister-act. |
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| Name proverbial for filial ingratitude. |
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