| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Previously, in poetry | 3 letters | ere |
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| Previously, in poetry | 5 letters | afore |
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| Previously, in poetry | 6 letters | erenow |
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- Prior to, in dialect
- Prior to, in verse
- Previously, old-style
- Previous to, once
- In front of, in dialect
- Previously, in poetry
- Prior to, poetically
- In advance of, in poems
- Prior to, dialectally
- A quartet heard previously
- Erenow
- Prior to, in Dogpatch
- preceding, poetically
- Earlier, quaintly
- previously, poetically
- Previously, previously
- "It might be said ahead of said"
- Prior to, in poetry
- In front of, old-style
- Previously, to poets
- Up to, in poetry
- Earlier
- Archaic "prior"
- Previous to, old style
- Ahead of, to Ahab
- Preceder of said or mentioned
- Prior to a golfer's warning?
- Preceder of said or thought
- Up ahead, at sea
- Ahead of, at sea
- Prefix for said or thought
- Ahead of, on the briny
- Ahead, at sea
- Word form with hand or said
- Predecessor of said or mentioned
- Up front, at sea
- Word with said or thought
- Word with said or mentioned
- Word with mentioned
- Up-front
- In advance
- poetic ''previously''
- previous to, in poetry
- Earlier, in verse
- Earlier, once
- prior to, quaintly
- a golfer's cry in front at sea
- Word that often precedes "mentioned"
- prior to, archaically
- Preposition like 'ere'
- prefix meaning "previously"
- Ahead
- Forward
- "i'll be in scotland ... ye"
- antecedently
- "And I'll get to Scotland ...... ye"
- Old-style preposition
- Prior to, to poets
- It may come before long
- Before
- Prior to
- Word before now
- It comes before long
- Before, to Burns
- Poetic preposition
- "...... on my bed my limbs I
- Before, for a bard
- Afore
- Bard's "before"
- Poetic palindrome
- Before, once
- Earlier than
- Word before while
- "...... he drove out of sigh
- Before, in poetry
- Anteceding
- Long intro?
- Before, to a bard
- Before, of yore
- Preceding, in verse
- Prior to, to Prior
- "...... pales in Heaven the
- "... ...... he drove out of
- Before, to bards
- Prior to, in poetry
- To be abroad
- "...... the steamer bore him
- Palindromic conjunction
- Palindromic preposition
- Word before long or now
- "...... the mother's milk ha
- Poet's preposition
- Before, to Byron
- Sooner than
- "I kissed thee ...... I kill
- Ode preposition
- Before, in verse
- "...... Time transfigured me
- "A little ...... the mightie
- 'Fore
- It may appear before long
- Before, before
- "But I heard him exclaim,
- Poetic conjunction
- "...... the bat hath flown /
- "Maid of Athens, ...... We P
- Up until
- Long introduction?
- "... ...... the set of sun":
- Byron's "before"
- "...... Sleep Comes Down to
- Prior to, in verse
- "Able was I ...... I saw Elb
- "...... the long roll of the
- Poet's before
- "Myself was stirring ......
- In advance of
- "Blood hath been shed ......
- "...... upon my bed I lay me
- Before, in a ballade
- "...... I let fall the windo
- Before, poetically
- Outmoded preposition
- Prior to, poetically
- "...... fancy you consult, c
- Preposition before now
- "We shun it ...... it comes"
- Double-bladed ...... II razo
- Ahead of, in verse
- Prior to, in poesy
- Bard's preposition
- "... die strangled ...... my
- "... the sun paused ...... i
- Palindrome center
- "That will be ...... the set
- Syllable-saving poetic wo
- "...... thou and peace may m
- Previous to, in verse
- Before, to a poet
- Before, to poets
- Obsolescent preposition
- Palindromist's prepositio
- James Whitcomb Riley's "..
- Middle of a famous palind
- "Able was I ........."
- "Look ...... ye leap"
- Obsolete preposition
- Word used before now
- Prior to, in old times
- Shortly before?
- Previous to
- Shakespeare's "before"
- Before, to Keats
- Before, in poems
- Before, to Browning
- Burns' "before"
- Browning's "before"
- Lyrical "before"
- Poetic "before"
- Keats' "before"
- Before, to Shakespeare
- Before in time
- "... ...... he drove out of sight ..."
- "... .... the set of sun": "macbeth"
- Formerly, to a poet
- Before the real part
- before, in a sonnet
- Previous to, to a poet
- Previously used in poetry
- Before getting up, too
- Before: poetic
- Prior's 'prior to'
- Sonneteer's preposition
- Preposition in an ode
- Previous to, in poems
- Heard song before in poem
- before, before long
- Before, to Wordsworth
- Before the Revolution devours it
- Sooner, to poets
- "... ... he drove out of sight": moore
- Previously, in poetry
- Before, to Shelley
- middle of a memorable palindrome
- Before, in odes
- Before, in a poem
- Previously found in poetry
- Earlier than, in poems
- Shelley's before
- Sooner than, to Keats
- 'Able was I ... I saw Elba'
- Before, in verses
- Sooner than show a little reverence?
- before, long before now
- Lead-in to long
- Scop's preposition
- before, old-style
- it sounds like an inspiration
- Prior to, in poems
- Prior to, to poets
- Palindrome in poetry
- before the melody one hears
- Word in a famous palindrome
- "Before" hiding in "overeat"
- Previously, previously
- " 'twas ... i was born" [shak.]
- "once ... i die"
- before, once upon a time
- afore's cousin
- before, to the bard
- Homophone of "air"
- Before, in poems and palindromes
- previously, poetically
- Sooner, to a bard
- quaint 71 across word
- Earlier than, to Keats
- Before, to Dickinson
- Before, palindromically
- cockney adverb
- previously, to a poet
- long starter, once
- palindromic "before"
- poet's palindrome
- now or long lead-in
- previous to, poetically
- before, in ballads
- word of relative time
- quaint "before"
- Poetic adverb
- what may be seen before long
- Sooner than finish nowhere
- before, quaintly
- Poet's previously
- Old word for before
- before headwear lost its edges
- Sooner in poetry
- Afore, to a bard
- Infinitive verb suffix in Italian
- Aforetime, to bards
- Sooner than be a bit different?
- Lead-in to "now"
- Heretofore
- Previously, in verse
- ... Time transfigured me: Yeats
- Before a possible setback
- Sooner than, to Byron
- Prior, in verse
- Prior to, to a bard
- Coleridge's “before”
- Before, to Lord Tennyson
- Bard's word
- Before, in an ode
- Sooner than, to Shelley
- Sooner than, in verse
- Prior to, to Poe
- Before, to Poe
- Scop's word
- Prior to, to Pope
- Prior to, to bards
- Prior to, to Frost
- Previous to, to poets
- Sooner than, to Wordsworth
- Poetic word
- Prior to, to Browning
- Prior to, to a poet
- Previous to: poetic
- Rather than, to Keats
- Before, to Lord Byron
- Sooner than, to Yeats
- Before, to Frost
- Prior to, to Shakespeare
- Prior to, to Burns
- Prior to: poetic
- Aforetime
- Before, poetically speaking
- Sooner than, to a poet
- Sooner than: poetic
- Prior, in poetry
- Long beginning?
- Earlier, in poems
- Poet's prior
- Shelley's oft-used preposition
- What can come before long
- Keats' preposition
- Conjunction in a Napoleonic palindrome
- Poet's palindromic word
- I - I palindromic center
- Obsolete palindromic preposition
- Palindromic favorite
- Palindromic poet's preposition
- I - I connector of palindromic fame
- Palindromic preposition of old
- Poet's palindromic before
- Poetic, palindromic preposition
- Palindromic preposition of poetry
- James Whitcomb Riley's ... I Went Mad
- Bard's "prior to"
- Bardic word
- Poet's "prior to"
- Before, in poesy
- Sooner than, once
- Before, to a scop
- Previously, to poets
- Formerly
- Prior, to a poet
- Sooner than, in poetry
- before, ca. 1600
- Older than old-school before
- Middle of a famous palindrome
- Palindromist's preposition
- Before, in the past
- 'Before' of older days
- Previously to Byron
- Before back in the day
- "... upon my bed I lay me: Longfellow"
- "But I heard him exclaim, ... he ..."
- Double-bladed ... II razor
- "... thou and peace may meet: Shelley"
- Predating
- Earlier, to a poet
- Prior to in The Prioress's Tale
- Ahead of, once
- Odist's preposition
- Before, in sonnets
- Before, to Kipling
- Odist's "before"
- Syllable-saving poetic word
- Reversible preposition
- In the time leading up to
- Byronic "before"
- Lead-in for long
- "? ...... I again behold my Romeo!"
- Previous word
- Long opening?
- Until
- Rather than
- Riley's ".......... I Went Mad"
- Prior, to Prior
- Long start
- poet's word
- Till
- Before, in palindromes
- Rather than, to Cowper
- Up to
- Center of a famed palindrome
- Palindromic word
- Homophone for air
- Homophone for heir
- With "long," this means soon
- Before, to Bryant
- " . . . ...... I saw Elba"
- Afore's poetic cousin
- "...... half my days . . . ": Milton
- Middle of a Napoleonic palindrome
- Before, to Donne
- Poet's previous to
- Prior, in poesy
- Before, to Suckling
- "Air" homophone
- Long lead-in
- Center of a well-known palindrome
- Before, to Tennyson
- Sonneteer's word
- "Look ...... ye leap": Heywood
- A palindrome's pivot
- Sooner than, to Spenser
- Middle of a palindrome
- Before, either way
- Prior, to Poe
- Center of a palindrome
- Previous to, in poesy
- Heir homophone
- "...... I was old!": Coleridge
- Palindrome for Pryor
- Before, to Spenser
- Heir's sound-alike
- Before, to Longfellow
- Middle of an old palindrome
- Before, to Prior
- Palindrome in a palindrome
- Before, to Hamlet
- Earlier than, to poets
- Middle of a palindrome re Napoleon
- Before, to Beaumont
- Hamlet's "before"
- Prior, to Browning
- Before, in hymnody
- Homophone for Aire
- Heretofore, to Herrick
- Homophone for Ayr
- Before, to an elegist
- Word with long or now
- Sooner than, to Shakespeare
- Before, to Blake
- Homophone for Eire
- Rather than, poetically
- Before, to Marlowe
- Rather than, to Hamlet
- Middle of a well-known palindrome
- ...... long (soon)
- Present, in Soho
- Palindrome word
- " . . . was I ...... I saw . . . "
- before (poet)
- Poetic "prior to"
- Before, far before the present
- preceding, poetically
- Byron preposition
- Before the rest centre
- Prior to in rhyme
- It may be before long
- sooner than, poetically
- reference center?
- previously, to keats
- sooner, to bards
- palindrome in stanzas
- “Before,” to the Bard of Avon
- Poet's word for before
- Poet's archaic “before”
- Before before we used before
- Prior, to poets
- “Ended, ... it begun” (Dickinson)
- formerly, to frost
- Before in classic poetry
- Before in some poems
- Prior, palindromically
- Poetic "ever"
- before dinner eat sandwiches
- Before in old poetry
- Sooner than, to Browning
- Before, in ballades
- Before, to Birney