Crossword Clues for TOBE

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Future The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 13 Aug 2025
"____, or not ____", stage question The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 13 Jun 2025
Words before and after "or not" in a "Hamlet" soliloquy: 2 wds.
Of the future (2,2)
"___ continued"
Most commonly used English verb
Garbo's immortal quote from Grand Hotel, "I want ... alone (2,2)
Bride ____, woman marrying soon The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 19 Jan 2025
Soliloquy's start: 2 wds.
"You've got ___ kidding!"
Movie director Hooper
"__ honest with you..." (2 wds.)
First two words of a Shakespeare soliloquy
"____ or not ____, that is the question" The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 02 Oct 2024
Intro to a classic dilemma Newsday 14 Sep 2024
"___ or not ___ . . ." USA Today 09 Sep 2024
Bride-__ (hyph.)
"Easy ___ ___ Hard"
Heading for retirement shortly, in the future
"Easy - - Hard"
Option (or not) for Hamlet (4)
Etre
"Who Wants ___ a Millionaire"
Steppenwolf's "Born ___ ___ Wild"
Soliloquy start (2 wds.)
"It Had - You" Eugene Sheffer 12 Feb 2024
"Got __ There" (2 wds.)
"Used ___ Young" (2023 Miley Cyrus hit) LA Times Mini 29 Jan 2024
"Born ___ Wild"; Steppenwolf song
What was once, once was. (4,2,2)
Start of Hamlet’s soliloquy Wall Street Journal 20 Nov 2023
Too good ___ true USA Today 12 Dec 2022
Part five of six of a quote from the TV show "Gilmore Girls," that any dessert-lover can relate to?: 2 wds.
First two words of Hamlet's question The Washington Post Sunday 17 Apr 2022
Important verb in any language Newsday 17 Oct 2021
First two words of a 'Hamlet' soliloquy The Washington Post Sunday 19 Sep 2021
Start of a Hamlet musing Canadiana 21 Jun 2021
Start of a Hamlet line Thomas Joseph 26 May 2021
See 30-Across New York Times 29 Apr 2021
Translation of the verbs 'ser' and 'etre' USA Today 10 Dec 2020
Hamlet's first option LA Times Daily 26 Jul 2020
Hamlet's first option The Washington Post 26 Jul 2020
Start of Hamlet's question LA Times Daily 09 Jun 2020
Start of Hamlet's question The Washington Post 09 Jun 2020
"What seems ___ the problem?": 2 wds.
Fit — tied (irate) Eugene Sheffer 28 Feb 2020
-elect
Words before and after 'or not' in a Shakespeare quote New York Times 16 Dec 2019
Words before and after "or not" in a Shakespeare quote
''In the future'' ender Newsday 05 Dec 2019
Start of a Shakespearean soliloquy Universal 04 Oct 2019
Option for Hamlet The Washington Post Sunday 29 Sep 2019
"It was meant ___ funny": 2 wds.
With 39- and 40-Across, classic Shakespearean question phonetically suggested by 17-, 23-, 47- and 59-Across New York Times 19 Feb 2019
See 38-Across New York Times 19 Feb 2019
Choice for Hamlet The Washington Post Sunday 10 Feb 2019
"Just ___ safe": 2 wds.
With 39- and 40-Across, classic Shakespearean question phonetically suggested by 17-, 23-, 47- and 59-Across
Start of a Shakespearean soliloquy
See 38-Across
Hamlet's first choice The Washington Post 27 Oct 2018
Hamlet's first choice LA Times Daily 27 Oct 2018
Choice A for Hamlet New York Times 04 Oct 2018
Elementary irregular verb Newsday 11 Aug 2018
"It was meant ___ funny": 2 wds.
Hamlet's first choice
Choice A for Hamlet
'It wasn't meant --' Premier Sunday 28 May 2017
Soliloquy start The Washington Post 02 Nov 2016
Fit tied (irate) Eugene Sheffer 20 Sep 2016
Fit ___ tied New York Times 16 Aug 2016
'Hamlet' soliloquy starter New York Times 30 Mar 2016
Option for Hamlet Wall Street Journal 20 Jan 2016
Fit ___ tied
Start of a famous existential soliloquy The Washington Post 10 Dec 2015
Start of a dramatic question LA Times Daily 25 Sep 2015
Introduction to a classic dilemma Newsday 04 Apr 2015
One of Hamlet's choices USA Today 15 Feb 2015
One of Hamlet's choices
All forms of it are excluded from the language E-Prime
Start of a dramatic question
Start of a famous existential soliloquy
Introduction to a classic dilemma
Not meant --
Meant ___
"___ honest ..."
Father-___
"Hamlet" soliloquy starter
Option for Hamlet
AC/DC "Hell Ain't a Bad Place ___"
Words before and after "or not"
'It Had -- You'
Idol "___ a Lover"
One of Hamlet's choices
Option for Hamlet
"Got ___ real!"
"___ honest with you ..."
Words spoken after Polonius says, "I hear him coming: let's withdraw, my lord"
Beginning of Hamlet's query
Option for Hamlet
Words spoken after Polonius says, "I hear him coming: let's withdraw, my lord"
Choice for Hamlet
Start of a classic question
Part of a stage question
Choice for Hamlet
Start of a classic question
Choice for Hamlet
Part of a stage question
Choice for Hamlet
Soliloquy opener
"Hamlet" soliloquy starter
One of Hamlet's options
Start of a famous soliloquy
"___ honest with you . . ."
Option for Hamlet
Soliloquy opener
Choice for Hamlet
Shakespeare soliloquy start
Start of a well-known soliloquy
Hamlet's soliloquy opener
Soliloquy start
Soliloquy start
Soliloquy starter
"It's good __ the king"
Option for Hamlet
Start of a famous soliloquy
Fit -- tied
Start of a soliloquy from 17 Down
Start of a soliloquy by Hamlet
Start of a famous quote
Start of a Hamlet quote
Hamlet beginning
Future: bride-___
Famous soliloquy start
"Poltergeist" director Hooper
Shakespearean option
"That is ___ expected"
One option for Hamlet
Words repeated in "___ or not ___"
"Oh, ___ in Paris ..."
'Hamlet' soliloquy starter
Soliloquy starter
Soliloquy opener
Soliloquy starter
"Oh, ___ in England..."
Hamlet's option
"___ honest with you ..."
Repeated words in a famous soliloquy
Ubiquitous infinitive
Hamlet's soliloquy opener
Shakespearean infinitive
Hamlet's soliloquy opener
"Oh __ in England...": Browning
One of Hamlet's options
"I Want ___ Wanted"
Mother-___
Option for Hamlet
Soliloquy starter
Option for Hamlet
"Oh __ in England...": Browning
Hamlet option
Bride- ___
Soliloquy start
"What seems ___ the problem?": 2 wds.
Noted soliloquy start
Hamlet option
Hamlet option
Hamlet option
One of Hamlet's choices
Hamlet option
First words for Hamlet
Shakespearean choice
"Poltergeist" director Hooper
Director Hooper
Hamlet alternative
Shakespearean soliloquy starter
"Hamlet" phrase
Fit-tied link
Hamlet's infinitive
Soliloquy starter
Hamlet option
Soliloquy start
The way things used ____
Soliloquy's first words
Director Hooper
One of Hamlet's options
Start of a Hamlet soliloquy
Fit ___ tied
One option for Hamlet
Start of a famous soliloquy
Cruel ____ Kind
Alternative to 24 Down
Start of a classic question
Hamlet's infinitive
Director Hooper
What être means
What 38 Down means
What esse means
Soliloquy opener
Soliloquy words
"Oh, ___ in England . . . " : Browning
"Oh, ___ in England . . . ": Browning
Start of a famous soliloquy
"The best is yet ___ ": Browning
What "être" means
Words from Hamlet
Start of a Hamlet speech
Hamlet's vacillating infinitive
Bride-___
"The best is yet ___": Browning
Start of a soliloquy
"___ or not . . . "
Half of Hamlet's dilemma
Caesar's "esse"
Part of Hamlet's query
Hamlet's opening
Opening of a soliloquy
"Oh, ___ in England . . . "
Hamlet words
"___ sure!"
Prospective, as a bride
" . . . or not ___"
Common infinitive.
Beginning of a famous soliloquy.
The future.
A common infinitive.
First proposition of Hamlet's soliloquy.
Start of soliloquy.
Famous first words.
Start of a famous soliloquy.
Fit ___ tied.
"The best is yet ___."
Not ___ sneezed at.
"The best is yet ___ . . . "
Hamlet's infinitive.
Translation of "sein."
Basic infinitive.
Etre or esse.
Hamlet's alternative.
Bride ___.
Bride-___.
"I'm ___ Queen o' the May."
Infinitive.
Future.
___ sure.
Start of a soliloquy.
Soliloquy start.
Hamlet said it.
Important infinitive.
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