Crossword Clues for THEE

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What you used to be? Wall Street Journal 13 Sep 2025
Quaker pronoun Eugene Sheffer 06 Sep 2025
You, once LA Times Daily 20 Aug 2025
Nearer, My God, to ____ The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 19 Aug 2025
"Let me embrace ____, sour adversity" (Shakespeare) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 14 Aug 2025
You, biblically The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 13 Aug 2025
Old-timey pronoun USA Today 12 Aug 2025
Megan ___ Stallion Universal 08 Aug 2025
Iconic sci-fi setting spelled out in this puzzle's shaded squares New York Times 03 Aug 2025
Quaker pronoun LA Times Mini 24 Jul 2025
How the first Elizabethans would address you? (4)
"My Country, 'Tis of __" Commuter 15 Jul 2025
The old you? New York Times 13 Jul 2025
I Vow to ____, My Country, patriotic hymn The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 27 Jun 2025
Hymn, Nearer, My God, to ...
Three lose right to address you in Old English (4)
Old English pronoun?
What "you" used to be Newsday 11 Jun 2025
It's very old and you have replaced it (4)
Abandoned you (4)
Article read aloud for you (4)
You, for an hour, stand outside (4)
Objective form of thou The Telegraph Quick 21 May 2025
Bible pronoun Wall Street Journal 20 May 2025
"You" in the Bible
Old English way of saying "you"
Biblical you Family Time 12 May 2025
Quaker's pronoun Wall Street Journal 15 Apr 2025
You replaced it (4)
Shakespearean "you"
"Shall I compare ___ to a summer's day..." Wall Street Journal 02 Apr 2025
In half term, he shows you (4)
Of thou
"My country, 'tis of __" Commuter 12 Mar 2025
You find the peg hard to insert (4)
The last letter of "me" or "you" (4)
You once produced article on drugs (4)
Biblical pronoun Eugene Sheffer 10 Feb 2025
You, in olden times
Biblical pronoun Commuter 24 Jan 2025
You, once Universal 22 Jan 2025
I Vow to ____, My Country, hymn The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 18 Jan 2025
Yesteryear's 'you'
The English leader may have been you in the old days (4)
"My country, 'tis of __" Newsday 30 Dec 2024
Megan ___ Stallion (rapper whose self-titled third album was released in June, 2024)
Long ago, you three expelled ring leader (4)
In fact, he evicted you in the old days (4)
Rapper Megan ___ Stallion New York Times 10 Dec 2024
Definite article used by Headcoats (4)
Pronoun in "America" and "America the Beautiful"
"Shall I compare ___ to a summer's day?" (Shakespeare) (4) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 26 Nov 2024
Shakespearean "you"
"My country, 'tis of __" Newsday 11 Nov 2024
"Shall I compare to a summer's day?" Shakespeare
You have hot, in a little cup (4)
"Hot Girl Summer" rapper Megan __ Stallion LA Times Daily 30 Oct 2024
King James Bible pronoun Commuter 24 Oct 2024
At one time you could get there right away! (4)
Down-at-heel old solver given hiding! (4) The Guardian Cryptic 14 Oct 2024
Poetic form of 'you' (4)
Quaker pronoun Eugene Sheffer 09 Oct 2024
You (poetic) (4)
"From hell's heart I stab at ___" ("Moby-Dick" quote)
You once put helium into empty tube (4)
The English for "toi"
What you used to be Newsday 20 Sep 2024
"How do I love ___? Let me count the ways"
Article on etiquette's first making you old-fashioned
My Country, 'Tis of ____, American patriotic song The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 11 Sep 2024
Being old-fashioned, you object (4)
You (arch.)
Megan ____ Stallion, US rapper The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 20 Aug 2024
Being old-fashioned, you, to an extent, loathe electricity The Times Quick Cryptic 14 Aug 2024
Proverbs pronoun New York Times 08 Aug 2024
"My country, 'tis of __" Newsday 30 Jul 2024
What you might be in a Shakespeare play? Wall Street Journal 18 Jul 2024
Little-used pronoun
You, once LA Times Daily 06 Jul 2024
"My country, tis of ___"
Rap's Megan ___ Stallion New York Times 25 Jun 2024
Biblical pronoun Eugene Sheffer 25 Jun 2024
You, in the past TV 16 Jun 2024
Pronoun of olden days USA Today 13 Jun 2024
Quaker's "you" LA Times Daily 10 Jun 2024
Formal "you"
Archaic object pronoun (4) The Guardian Quick 04 Jun 2024
Biblical pronoun Universal 03 Jun 2024
You rarely now having the energy (4) The Guardian Quiptic 02 Jun 2024
"America the Beautiful" pronoun Newsday 31 May 2024
Biblical pronoun New York Times 21 May 2024
"You" in the Bible
Archaic or dialect form of you (4)
Old-style, you extracted teeth (not top) (4) The Guardian Cryptic 17 May 2024
Old English way of saying "you"
Old-timey "you" USA Today 08 May 2024
Biblical "you"
"Fare ___ well" (old-timey goodbye) USA Today 25 Apr 2024
.... you in the estate (4)
Megan _ Stallion, rapper who collaborated with Cardi B (4)
You stand outside the hotel (4)
For you it's hot, in a little cup
Megan ___ Stallion USA Today 12 Apr 2024
Psalter pronoun
Shakespearean "you"
You, before you were born? Universal 02 Apr 2024
Quaker pronoun Eugene Sheffer 01 Apr 2024
Get ... behind me, Satan!
Address used among Friends Wall Street Journal 27 Mar 2024
You and the English (4)
Thou alt?
In fact he expected you at one time (4)
You, in the past Wall Street Journal 13 Mar 2024
"You," Shakespeare-style
That was you being objective!
Biblical pronoun Universal 29 Feb 2024
Fare- - -well Premier Sunday 25 Feb 2024
Old-timey second person pronoun
Old-timey second-person pronoun USA Today 12 Feb 2024
"America" pronoun New York Times 08 Feb 2024
You provide the key! (4)
"Shall I compare ___ to a summer's day?" New York Times Mini 15 Jan 2024
Run out of that place and become the old you!
What you used to be? Universal 10 Jan 2024
Second person in the Bible? Family Time 08 Jan 2024
"I bid ___ farewell!" (old way of saying bye)
Word between Friends?
''My country, 'tis of __'' Newsday 02 Jan 2024
Fare ___ well (4)
Address of the Globe Theatre?
"You," Shakespeare style
"Respectfully I say to ___, I'm aware that you're cheating"
Prosper once hospital’s in support
Biblical pronoun Eugene Sheffer 25 Nov 2023
You, in the Bible Universal 24 Nov 2023
Quaker pronoun Eugene Sheffer 15 Nov 2023
Rap's Megan ___ Stallion New York Times Mini 29 Oct 2023
Shakespearean "you"
"Beautiful Mistakes" rapper Megan __ Stallion LA Times Daily 11 Oct 2023
"America the Beautiful" pronoun LA Times Daily 06 Oct 2023
You, to Shakespeare New York Times 26 Sep 2023
Old-fashioned counterpart of the pronoun 'thou' The Times Concise 22 Sep 2023
Megan ___ Stallion USA Today 29 Aug 2023
Article on Spain for you once The Guardian Cryptic 28 Aug 2023
Biblical pronoun Eugene Sheffer 23 Aug 2023
'You,' in a Ren Faire performance USA Today 19 Aug 2023
Biblical "you" LA Times Daily 08 Aug 2023
Old-timey pronoun USA Today 05 Aug 2023
Quaker's "you" Universal 28 Jul 2023
"Shall I compare ___ to a summer's day?"
"You," Shakespeare-style
"My country, 'tis of ___..."
For whom the bell tolls New York Times 25 Jun 2023
"Of ___ I Sing" Family Time 05 Jun 2023
Fare-__ well Newsday 04 Jun 2023
"You," in days of yore
'My country, 'tis of __' Newsday 16 May 2023
'With this ring I __ wed' Newsday 10 May 2023
You, of old Newsday 09 Apr 2023
'My country, 'tis of __' Newsday 14 Mar 2023
'My country, 'tis of __' Newsday 20 Feb 2023
'Fare __ well' Newsday 15 Feb 2023
Biblical pronoun Eugene Sheffer 04 Feb 2023
'My country, 'tis of __' Newsday 24 Jan 2023
"You," in the Bible
Megan ___ Stallion who rapped "Pressurelicious"
What you used to be? Universal 24 Dec 2022
Rap's Megan ___ Stallion Wall Street Journal 22 Nov 2022
"You," to a 17th-century playwright
What Ahab called the whale Newsday 04 Nov 2022
Quaker’s pronoun Wall Street Journal 27 Sep 2022
Quaker "you" Universal 26 Sep 2022
'With this ring I __ wed' Newsday 04 Sep 2022
"America (My Country, 'Tis of ___)"
Old pronoun
You, in the past Newsday 24 Jul 2022
Rapper Megan ___ Stallion Wall Street Journal 14 Jul 2022
'With this ring, I __ wed' Newsday 11 Jul 2022
You, to King James Family Time 11 Jul 2022
It used to be 'you' Newsday 10 Jul 2022
You, in Shakespeare's plays Newsday 06 Jul 2022
"My country, 'tis of ___..."
You, of yore Premier Sunday 26 Jun 2022
Quaker's pronoun Thomas Joseph 16 Jun 2022
Megan ___ Stallion Universal 13 Jun 2022
'WAP' rapper Megan ___ Stallion USA Today 31 May 2022
"Good News" rapper Megan __ Stallion LA Times Daily 29 May 2022
''My country, 'tis of __ . . .'' Newsday 25 Apr 2022
Quaker pronoun Eugene Sheffer 22 Apr 2022
Megan ___ Stallion USA Today 18 Apr 2022
Archaic "you"
You (archaic) Canadiana 28 Mar 2022
You, quaintly Premier Sunday 13 Mar 2022
Quaker pronoun Wall Street Journal 12 Mar 2022
"I bid ___ farewell!"
Rap's Megan ___ Stallion Universal 05 Mar 2022
"You," Shakespeare-style
Biblical "you"
"Fare-___-well"
Puritan pronoun LA Times Daily 06 Feb 2022
Puritan pronoun The Washington Post 06 Feb 2022
You, once Universal 05 Feb 2022
Friend’s address Wall Street Journal 29 Jan 2022
You, in hymns New York Times 19 Jan 2022
What you used to be? Family Time 10 Jan 2022
Poetic "you"
Biblical pronoun Eugene Sheffer 11 Dec 2021
You, biblically LA Times Daily 06 Dec 2021
Megan ___ Stallion, rapper who was featured on BTS' viral track "Butter" in 2021
Quaker pronoun Eugene Sheffer 28 Oct 2021
Poetically you Irish Times Simplex 25 Oct 2021
What Ahab called the whale Newsday 16 Oct 2021
You, in the Bible Universal 15 Oct 2021
''America the Beautiful'' pronoun Newsday 03 Oct 2021
Biblical pronoun
"Glory to ___ My God This Night..."
'You,' in the olden days USA Today 17 Sep 2021
''My country, 'tis of __ . . .'' Newsday 30 Aug 2021
For whom the bell tolls Newsday 27 Aug 2021
For whom the bell tolls New York Times 25 Aug 2021
Shakespeare's "Shall I compare ___ to a summer's day?"
''Fare __ well'' Newsday 08 Aug 2021
Poetically you Irish Times Simplex 30 Jul 2021
"You," in Shakespearean fashion
2 removing me and then them, for you once
You, before you were born Wall Street Journal 17 Jul 2021
Quaker's pronoun Thomas Joseph 13 Jul 2021
Archaic way of saying "you"
You, in many a hymn Wall Street Journal 07 Jul 2021
Old-timey 'you' USA Today 01 Jul 2021
Rapper Megan ___ Stallion Universal 30 Jun 2021
Prayer pronoun
Rapper Megan ___ Stallion New York Times 16 Jun 2021
Second person appearing in Bible The Telegraph Cryptic 04 Jun 2021
Megan ___ Stallion USA Today 03 Jun 2021
You, biblically
What you used to be? Universal 14 May 2021
Fare- — -well Premier Sunday 02 May 2021
"With this ring I ___ wed" Universal 27 Apr 2021
''With this ring I __ wed'' Newsday 28 Mar 2021
''America the Beautiful'' pronoun Newsday 24 Mar 2021
Romeo abandoning trio's second person once
You, long ago Newsday 21 Mar 2021
''. . . shed his grace on __'' Newsday 18 Mar 2021
You (archaic) The Times Concise 10 Mar 2021
Fare-well link Premier Sunday 28 Feb 2021
Biblical pronoun Eugene Sheffer 20 Feb 2021
''My country, 'tis of __'' Newsday 09 Feb 2021
Fare-well connection Newsday 21 Jan 2021
You, biblically The Washington Post 20 Dec 2020
You, biblically LA Times Daily 20 Dec 2020
Quaker pronoun Eugene Sheffer 30 Nov 2020
Tina Snow aka Megan ___ Stallion USA Today 18 Nov 2020
''My country, tis of __ . . .'' Newsday 16 Nov 2020
You, once LA Times Daily 08 Nov 2020
You, once The Washington Post 08 Nov 2020
You, in the Bible Universal 10 Oct 2020
"You" in the Bible
The old you? Universal 07 Sep 2020
Farewell interrupter Newsday 05 Sep 2020
You, quaintly Premier Sunday 23 Aug 2020
You, way back when? Family Time 27 Jul 2020
You, a thousand years ago Family Time 26 Jul 2020
"You" in the Bible
You, to a Quaker Premier Sunday 14 Jun 2020
You, long ago New York Times 21 May 2020
What you might be in the Bible? The Washington Post 15 May 2020
What you might be in the Bible? LA Times Daily 15 May 2020
You, to a Quaker Wall Street Journal 12 May 2020
"My country, 'tis of ___ ..." Universal 11 May 2020
Friend's pronoun The Washington Post 05 May 2020
Friend's pronoun LA Times Daily 05 May 2020
Shakespearean "you"
Pilgrim's pronoun Universal 02 Apr 2020
Old second person The Telegraph Quick 27 Mar 2020
Archaic pronoun USA Today 09 Mar 2020
Amish 'you' Premier Sunday 23 Feb 2020
"You," in the Bible
"You," in Shakespeare lingo
"You" in the Bible
"With this ring, I ___ wed"
'With this ring, I ___ wed' New York Times 13 Jan 2020
Biblical 'you' The Washington Post 25 Nov 2019
Biblical "you" LA Times Daily 25 Nov 2019
Passe pronoun USA Today 21 Nov 2019
You, Biblically
You, quaintly Wall Street Journal 15 Oct 2019
"Fare ___ well!" Universal 11 Oct 2019
''With this ring, I __ wed'' Newsday 08 Oct 2019
Wedding pronoun USA Today 15 Sep 2019
Biblical pronoun
Archaic and literary "you"
Pronoun in Proverbs New York Times 01 Aug 2019
Pronoun in some wedding vows Wall Street Journal 15 Jul 2019
"... with this ring, I ___ wed" Family Time 14 Jul 2019
You, quaintly The Washington Post 09 Jul 2019
You, quaintly LA Times Daily 09 Jul 2019
You, long ago Family Time 30 Jun 2019
You, to Shakespeare Universal 25 Jun 2019
What you used to be Wall Street Journal 13 Jun 2019
You, at a wedding Universal 02 Jun 2019
For whom the bell tolls Wall Street Journal 29 May 2019
Biblical pronoun Universal 25 May 2019
"Of ___ I Sing" Family Time 20 May 2019
Fare-well link The Washington Post 05 May 2019
Fare-well link LA Times Daily 05 May 2019
'America the Beautiful' pronoun New York Times 30 Apr 2019
What you used to be? The Washington Post 21 Apr 2019
What you used to be? LA Times Daily 21 Apr 2019
Pronoun in 'America' New York Times 19 Apr 2019
"Shall I compare ___ to a summer's day?" (Shakespeare dialogue)
The vowel 'U' The Telegraph Toughie 09 Apr 2019
You, of old Irish Times Simplex 01 Apr 2019
Biblical pronoun USA Today 30 Mar 2019
'. . . it tolls for ___' USA Today 17 Mar 2019
Bard's pronoun Newsday 03 Mar 2019
What you used to be? Wall Street Journal 09 Feb 2019
Pronoun in both 'America' and 'America the Beautiful' New York Times 08 Feb 2019
Shakespearean 'you'
"You" archaically
''My country, tis of __ . . .'' Newsday 28 Jan 2019
'America the Beautiful' pronoun USA Today 24 Jan 2019
"How do I love __?": Browning LA Times Daily 09 Jan 2019
'How do I love __?': Browning The Washington Post 09 Jan 2019
Pronoun in Proverbs
"Fare ___ well!"
Pronoun in both "America" and "America the Beautiful"
"America the Beautiful" pronoun
You, at a wedding
Pronoun in some wedding vows
What you used to be?
". . . it tolls for ___"
"America the Beautiful" pronoun
Biblical pronoun
Wedding pronoun
What you used to be?
You, quaintly
Fare-well link
"How do I love __?": Browning
You, to Shakespeare
You, quaintly
Pronoun in "America"
For whom the bell tolls
Biblical pronoun
What you used to be
The old you Wall Street Journal 27 Dec 2018
Fare-___-well Universal 19 Dec 2018
"Of ___ I Sing" (archaic form of you)
Going green? New York Times 15 Nov 2018
Biblical pronoun LA Times Daily 12 Nov 2018
Biblical pronoun The Washington Post 12 Nov 2018
"... I __ wed" LA Times Daily 04 Nov 2018
'... I __ wed' The Washington Post 04 Nov 2018
You, before you were born Wall Street Journal 11 Oct 2018
Second person in the Bible Wall Street Journal 03 Oct 2018
You, biblically Canadiana 17 Sep 2018
You, quaintly USA Today 04 Sep 2018
Quaker pronoun LA Times Daily 29 Aug 2018
Quaker pronoun The Washington Post 29 Aug 2018
You, in Psalms The Washington Post Sunday 19 Aug 2018
Prayer pronoun Newsday 19 Aug 2018
''My country, 'tis of __ . . .'' Newsday 14 Aug 2018
Fare-___-well Family Time 13 Aug 2018
The Gershwins' 'Of ___ I Sing' New York Times 13 Aug 2018
'Nearer, My God, to ___' USA Today 09 Aug 2018
"You" in the Bible
You, old-style Premier Sunday 10 Jun 2018
"... of ___ I sing" Universal 31 May 2018
"Shall I compare ___ to a summer's day?" by William Shakespeare
Captain Ahab pronoun Newsday 13 May 2018
'Get ___ to a nunnery': Hamlet New York Times 23 Apr 2018
Quaker's pronoun Thomas Joseph 17 Apr 2018
Poetically you Irish Times Simplex 16 Apr 2018
"Fare ___ well"
You, in the Bible
You, back in the day The Washington Post 21 Mar 2018
You, back in the day LA Times Daily 21 Mar 2018
"You," in Shakespeare lingo
Friend's pronoun Wall Street Journal 14 Mar 2018
'Of -- I Sing' Thomas Joseph 12 Mar 2018
Old-style you Family Time 19 Feb 2018
You, before you were born
"Get ___ to a nunnery": Hamlet
What you might call a Friend
You, quaintly
Quaker pronoun
Biblical pronoun
"Nearer, My God, to ___"
"... I __ wed"
Second person in the Bible
The old you
Fare-___-well
The Gershwins' "Of ___ I Sing"
"... of ___ I sing"
Pronoun in the Bible Universal 31 Dec 2017
'The hopes and fears of all the years are met in ___ tonight' Wall Street Journal 23 Dec 2017
Passé pronoun LA Times Daily 01 Dec 2017
Passé pronoun The Washington Post 01 Dec 2017
You, old-school Universal 31 Oct 2017
"With this ring, I ___ wed" Universal 17 Oct 2017
Pilgrims' pronoun New York Times 01 Oct 2017
'Get ___ to a nunnery': 'Hamlet' Jonesin 26 Sep 2017
You, once Universal 30 Jul 2017
You, once New York Times 30 Jul 2017
Biblical pronoun meaning "You"
Quaker pronoun New York Times 04 Jul 2017
You there: get right out!
'America the Beautiful' pronoun Wall Street Journal 07 Jun 2017
An old English way of saying "You"
How "you" was said in olden times
The old "you"
''Of __ I Sing'' Newsday 24 Apr 2017
"You," once Universal 08 Apr 2017
You, at one time The Washington Post 02 Apr 2017
You, at one time LA Times Daily 02 Apr 2017
You, in times of yore Universal 05 Mar 2017
The old you Irish Times Simplex 02 Jan 2017
Passé pronoun
Pronoun in the Bible
You, old-school
Society of Friends pronoun
"With this ring, I ___ wed"
You, once
You, once
Quaker pronoun
Society of Friends pronoun USA Today 01 Jan 2017
Pilgrims' pronoun
What you once were? LA Times Daily 25 Dec 2016
Pronoun in wedding ceremonies USA Today 14 Nov 2016
What Ahab called the whale Newsday 22 Oct 2016
You, in the Bible Jonesin 11 Oct 2016
Quaker's "you" Universal 23 Aug 2016
Address used among Friends Wall Street Journal 20 Aug 2016
Fare-well bridge LA Times Daily 04 Aug 2016
"With this ring, I __ wed" LA Times Daily 25 Jul 2016
"... 'tis of ___" Universal 28 Jun 2016
Friends' pronoun Wall Street Journal 04 Jun 2016
You, of old Family Time 15 May 2016
You, to Quakers USA Today 07 May 2016
Pronoun in some wedding vows The Chronicle of Higher Education 25 Mar 2016
You, once Wall Street Journal 18 Mar 2016
Pronoun in 'America the Beautiful' New York Times 10 Mar 2016
Prayer pronoun Wall Street Journal 09 Mar 2016
It used to be you Wall Street Journal 27 Feb 2016
'America the Beautiful' pronoun The Washington Post 25 Feb 2016
Hymn pronoun Eugene Sheffer 16 Jan 2016
What you used to be?
Quaker's "you"
What you once were?
Fare-well bridge
"... 'tis of ___"
"With this ring, I __ wed"
Pronoun in some wedding vows
Pronoun in wedding ceremonies
". . . of ___ I sing"
You, to Quakers
". . . of ___ I sing" USA Today 22 Nov 2015
You, to a Quaker Eugene Sheffer 20 Oct 2015
Friends' pronoun Thomas Joseph 11 Sep 2015
You, old-style Eugene Sheffer 31 Aug 2015
Second person spelling 'article' with two Es The Telegraph Toughie 25 Aug 2015
Final word of 'O Canada' New York Times 22 Aug 2015
"Fare ___ well" Family Time 12 Jul 2015
Old Testament pronoun LA Times Daily 27 Jun 2015
Friend's address LA Times Daily 21 Jun 2015
Quaker's "you" USA Today 15 Jun 2015
Pronoun like ''thou'' Newsday 19 May 2015
Sonneteer's pronoun Wall Street Journal 27 Mar 2015
"Of ___ I sing . . ." USA Today 10 Mar 2015
"Of ___ I Sing" USA Today 27 Jan 2015
"Nearer My God to ___" USA Today 24 Jan 2015
"Of ___ I sing . . ."
Quaker pronoun
Old Testament pronoun
"My country, 'tis of __"
"With this ring, I __ wed"
Final word of "O Canada"
"Nearer My God to ___"
Sonneteer's pronoun
"With this ring I __ wed"
Quaker pronoun
Word among Friends
You, to the Amish
Friend's address
Pronoun like "thou"
Blue Oyster Cult "In ___"
"Of ___ I Sing"
Quaker's "you"
You in the past heeded
"America" pronoun
Quaint pronoun
You, to a Quaker
What you was?
Pronoun in a wedding statement
Fare-well bridge
Prayer pronoun
You, to a Friend
Quaker's second person
For whom the bell tolls
Fifth word of "America"
'Of -- I Sing'
The old you?
For whom the bell tolls
You, to a Friend
"God shed His grace on ___"
"Of ___ I Sing"
Pronoun repeated in "America"
Originally exposed after an article by you many years ago
"Defyingly I worship __!": Ahab
Who Melissa Auf der Maur will "Overpower"
For whom the bell tolls
"America the Beautiful" pronoun
Captain Ahab pronoun
Clinic "Walking With ___"
". . . of __ I sing"
"Get ___ to a nunnery" ("Hamlet")
"Of ___ I Sing" (Gershwin musical)
For whom the bell tolls
Pronoun in "America the Beautiful" and "O Canada"
Prayer pronoun
"I see __ better in the dark": Dickinson
Old-fashioned pronoun
" . . . of __ I sing"
What you used to be?
Old form of "you"
You, in the Bible
Fare-well link
You, in the Bible
Old-fashioned pronoun
"My country, 'tis of ___"
"Nearer, My God, to ___" (Christian hymn)
"My country, 'tis of ___ . . ."
"Get __ to a nunnery": Hamlet
"You," old-school
Biblical second person
"Get __ to a nunnery": Hamlet
You, once
Puritan pronoun
22-Down, hundreds of years ago
Old form of "you"
Archaic pronoun
It's what you once was?
Marianne Faithfull "Fare ___ Well"
Friend's address
"Of __ I Sing"
You, at one time
For whom the bell tolls
You of yore
Bruce Springsteen and ___ Street Band
Elizabethan pronoun
Fare-well link
"Of __ I sing"
You, way back when
You, a long time ago
Friends' pronoun
"Of __ I Sing"
Old-fashioned wedding vow pronoun
Quaker pronoun
Quaker's pronoun
Pronoun in hymns
Fifth word of "America"
You, to Quakers
"God shed His grace on ___"
You, way back when
You, before
Old-fashioned wedding vow pronoun
Second person in the Bible
"Nearer, My God, to ___"
Quaker's "you"
You, way back when
Prayer pronoun
You, to Quakers
Quaker's pronoun
"I ___ wed"
What you used to be?
The old you?
Mennonite pronoun
What "you" used to be
You, in a classic E.B. Browning poem
". . . I ___ wed"
Friend's addressee
You, once?
You, in a classic E.B. Browning poem
Friend's pronoun
Quaker's address
"Get ___ hence": I Kings 17:3
Biblical pronoun
Friend's pronoun
The old you
You, quaintly
The old you?
"America" pronoun
The old you
Old form of "you"
You, to a Quaker
Second person in Genesis
Friend's pronoun
"With this ring, I ___ ..."
Quaker pronoun
You was once this
"Of ___ I Sing"
"... I ___ wed"
Objective case of "thou"
"America" pronoun
Fare-___-well (state of perfection)
What you used to be?
Friend's addressee
The way you used to be?
Society of Friends word
"America, the Beautiful" pronoun
Quaker address
Archaic pronoun
Fare-___-well
Second person in the Bible?
You, a long time ago
Word preceding "Let me count the ways"
The old you
You, Biblically
Quaker's pronoun
"America the Beautiful" pronoun
"How do I love __?"
"Get ___ to a nunnery" (Hamlet)
Fare-well link
You, at one time
"How do I love __?"
You, biblically
"Get ___ to a nunnery" ("Hamlet")
"How do I love ___?"
Fare-__-well
You, biblically
For whom the bell tolls, in a John Donne poem
Pronoun in "America"
What you used to be
"Shall I compare ___ to a summer's day?"
Fifth word of "America"
Archaic pronoun
Fare-well link
The old you
Fare-well link
Old pronoun
Biblical pronoun
You, of old
Quaker pronoun
You, to Friends
You, biblically
"Shall I compare __ to a summer's day?": Shakespeare
It used to be you
Prayer pronoun
You, to Friends
It used to be you
You, in the Bible
Pilgrim's pronoun
You, quaintly
Old pronoun
"Shall I compare __ to a summer's day?": Shakespeare
It used to be you
The old you?
"Get ___ to a nunnery"
Friend's address?
Fare- -- -well
Quaker pronoun
Friend's address?
Fare-__-well
Hymn pronoun
Pilgrim's pronoun
For whom the bell tolls
"Nearer My God to ___"
What "you" used to be
First pronoun in "America"
"America" pronoun
Friends' pronoun
What you used to be
Biblical pronoun
Quaker pronoun
"My country, 'tis of __ . . ."
"Get ___ to a nunnery" (Hamlet)
"How do I love ___?"
For whom the bell tolls
"America" pronoun
What you used to be
It was you
"Sweet joy befall ___" (Blake)
You, Biblically
Friends' pronoun
Word before "sweet land of liberty"
What you used to be
Friends' pronoun
Quaker's address
You, among Friends
Friend's pronoun
"Of ___ I Sing"
Friends pronoun
Word before "sweet land of liberty"
"My country 'tis of ___"
Objective case of thou
Old you
"Of ___ I sing"
Quaker's pronoun
". . . 'tis of ___"
Friend's addressee, maybe
"Of __ I Sing"
Ten Commandments pronoun
Amish pronoun
Friends' pronoun
"Get ___ hence..."
Friend's pronoun
The old you
Quaker address
You, to the Amish
You, to Quakers
Quaker's pronoun
For whom the bell tolls
You, once
You, Biblically
"Get ___ behind me . . ."
What you used to be
What you used to be
"Get ___ to a nunnery"
Prayer pronoun
You, once
Amish pronoun
"America" pronoun
Friends' pronoun
You, a long time ago
Biblical pronoun
Quaker's pronoun
"With this ring, I ___..."
You, a long time ago
"Of ___ I Sing"
Pilgrim's pronoun
For whom the bell tolls
You, once
You, among Friends
"Of __ I Sing"
Old you
Fifth word of "America"
Amish pronoun
Friends' pronoun
Amish pronoun
What you used to be
Word before "sweet land of liberty"
"Nearer My God to _____"
"America, the Beautiful" pronoun
You, once
Old style pronoun
Pronoun in a wedding pledge
34 Across, once
"How do I love ___? . . ."
"...I ___ wed"
Friend's address
"Of ___ I Sing"
"...I ___ wed"
Friends' pronoun
"America, the Beautiful" pronoun
"Get __ behind me . . ."
Quaker word
..How do I love ___?..
Quaker pronoun
Browning's "you"
Friends pronoun
English word related to the German "Sie"
"Of ___ I sing"
What you were once
"Nearer, My God, to ___"
You, to the Amish
"America, the Beautiful" pronoun
For whom the bell tolls
You, to a Quaker
"God shed His grace on ___"
You, formerly
See 16 Down
Friends' pronoun
Objective case of thou
Friend's word
"With this ring, I ___ wed"
"God shed His grace on _____"
"Of ___ I sing, baby...'
Quaker's second person
Old-fashioned pronoun
"Of ___ I Sing"
Friendly address
Friendly pronoun?
". . . 'tis of __"
Quaker's "you"
You, to Friends
Of ____ I Sing
Word preceding "Let me count the ways"
"Of ____ I Sing"
Friend's address
Old-fashioned pronoun
Friends' pronoun
Fare-well link
Fare-___-well
Pilgrim's pronoun
"Of __ I sing"
Word between Friends
Word between Friends
"Of _____ I sing"
Friend's word
"How do I love ____? Let ..."
Word among Friends
Fifth word of "America"
Pronoun in a wedding vow
Pat Boone's "_____ I Love"
Amish pronoun
"It tolls for ___": Donne
Biblical second person
Penn pronoun
Friend's pronoun
Friend's word
Poet's pronoun
" . . . I ___ wed"
Biblical word
Quaker's pronoun
Quakers' pronoun
Quaker word
Quaker form of address
Friends' word
Pilgrims' pronoun
You, to a Quaker
Of __ I Sing
Friend's address
"There is no living with ___": Addison
"How do I love ___ . . . "
"Utah, We Love ___," state song
"Friendly" pronoun
Quaker-to-Quaker word
Old pronoun
"Hail to ___, blithe spirit!"
"Of ___ I sing"
"Get ___ behind me . . . "
"Get ___ to a nunnery"
Pronoun for Hamlet
Pronoun of yore
Shakespearean pronoun
See 1 Across
Pronoun: Poet.
Poetic pronoun.
Fifth word of "America."
Pronoun.
"I ___ wed."
Pronoun used by 42 Down.
Fifth word of "America"
The old you?
"With this ring, I ___ wed"
Of ___ I sing.
One Quaker to another.
Friends' word.
Quaker word.
Friends' pronoun.
Pronoun of old.
Quaker pronoun.
Biblical pronoun.
What you were in medieval times
Friend's word.
What you used to be
Quaker's pronoun
Archaic pronoun.
"I do not love ___, Dr. Fell . . . "
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