| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Sonnet | 4 letters | poem |
| ||
| Sonnet | 4 letters | song |
| ||
| Sonnet | 5 letters | verse |
| ||
| Sonnet | 5 letters | rhyme |
| ||
| Sonnet | 6 letters | satire |
| ||
| Sonnet | 7 letters | roundel |
| ||
| Sonnet | 7 letters | rondeau |
| ||
| Sonnet | 9 letters | roundelay |
| ||
Add your Clue & Answer to the crossword database now.
SubmitLikely related crossword puzzle clues
- Robert Frost writing
- Greeting card feature, of
- Collection of staves
- "Jabberwocky," for one
- Lay
- "A ...... should not mean /
- Limerick, e.g.
- Ode or haiku
- Burns writing
- Pope's work
- Pound piece
- Feature of many a sympath
- Work with feet
- Frost lines?
- Hallmark card text, often
- Stressful work?
- Field work
- "Odyssey," for one
- Gray lines?
- Prior work
- Limerick or sonnet
- Ditty, e.g.
- Masters piece
- It has feet in a line
- It may be measured by a m
- Elegy, e.g.
- Robert Frost piece
- "A Dream Within a Dream"
- It's never finished, only
- Scanning work, often
- Lay, e.g.
- Fancy foot work?
- Sonnet, e.g.
- It may scan
- Author marks work by Yeats
- Composition in verse
- Rhyme
- Writer's masterwork?
- Author married to his work …
- Piece of verse
- foot work?
- Burns or Frost piece
- Work you might scan
- verse that may or may not rhyme
- Sonia Sanchez creation
- Verse composition
- Ode
- fine lines
- valentine's day offering
- nash effort
- pound product
- browning offering
- Haiku or tanka
- Browning work?
- "trees," for one
- common greeting card content
- work often recited
- metered work, usually
- creative writing assignment
- pope output
- This clue / If I wrote it / Like this
- Tennyson creation
- Many a hymn, essentially
- Sonnet for one
- Work in rhyme
- Haiku, for one
- One adorns the Statue of Liberty
- ...... verse
- Limerick, for one
- Sonnet
- Work of verse
- song lyric, sort of
- lyric work
- Something that may scan
- Haiku or ode
- Bit of Frost?
- Bard's composition
- Robert Frost offering
- Sonnet or ode
- Robert Frost work
- Rhyming verse
- Pope piece
- bit of verse
- Haiku or sonnet, e.g.
- Longfellow work
- Whitman piece
- Work by Frost
- Work written in verse
- Ode, e.g.
- Composition by Frost or Keats
- "The Raven," for one
- Scop's offering
- It may be measured in feet
- Byron offering
- Limerick or haiku
- "Greeting card feature, often"
- Feature of many a sympathy card
- "A Dream Within a Dream, e.g."
- It may be measured by a meter
- Maya Angelou creation
- Gray piece
- Something to scan
- Rhapsody, e.g.
- Haiku, e.g.
- It has many feet
- Mona Van Duyn creation
- Wilbur work
- Limerick, eg
- Wilbur product
- James Merrill product
- Idyl or sonnet
- Auden offering
- Meter man's offering
- Pentastich, e.g.
- "Ulalume," e.g.
- "Thanatopsis," e.g.
- Tennyson product
- Ninth word of "Trees"
- Tone
- Ballad
- Laureate's product
- Bard's product
- Houseman product
- H.D. offering
- Plath gem
- This helped save Old Ironsides
- Cowper creation
- "Lamia" is one
- Anne Sexton creation
- Rondelet or roundel
- Skald's opus
- Rondel, e.g.
- Christina Rossetti's "Up-Hill," e.g.
- "Patterns" or "Birches"
- Quatrain container
- Keats' output
- Victoria Chang creation
- Longfellow output
- Robert Frost creation
- ode, eg
- dylan thomas product
- haiku or limerick, e.g.
- Mope about elegy
- Ode or sonnet
- amanda gorman creation
- Hardy work
- Mash note verse
- ode or letter at the post office
- Ode or sonnet e.g.
- common greeting card inclusion
- It's measured in both feet and meters
- Muhammad Ali's "Me! Whee!," e.g.
- Tennyson piece
- Dickinson creation
- Bard's work
- adrienne rich work, e.g.
- Robert Frost's work
- versifier's grand verse
- limerick, for example
- Walt Whitman's work
- "Trees," eg
- lines measured by feet
- Literary work
- “The Raven” or “The Tyger”
- Maya Angelou or Keats' work
- Wordsworth or Byron creation
- Keats creation
- Creation by Wordsworth or Keats
- Burns's “Halloween,” e.g.
- Sonnet or haiku
- William Wordsworth's work
- Elegy or ode
- Literary work in verse
- Frost bit?
- Greeting card verse
- William Wordsworth's writing
- Work by Maya Angelou
- Sylvia Plath's creation
- Cathy Park Hong creation
- Megan Falley creation
- “The Hill We Climb,” e.g.
- It's measured in feet, not inches
- Words from Wordsworth
- "Trees" or "If"
- Anthology entry
- Written piece by Amanda Gorman, say
- Literary composition
- Student's recital subject, often
- dickinson work
- Rhyming piece
- Literary work that often rhymes
- William Wordsworth creation
- lovely lines
- Sonnet, for example
- slam performance
- The Raven or The Road Not Taken
- Rhyming literature with verses
- writer managed first bit of verse
- Work in verse
- Lucille Clifton creation
- Work by Emily Dickinson say
- Valentine's day card filler, perhaps
- Mope about the verse
- A Visit from St. Nicholas for one
- Frost work
- Limerick or haiku for example
- Work by Keats or Shelley
- Audre Lorde creation
- Story in rhyme
- Maya Angelou or Emily Dickinson work
- William Wordsworth composition
- villanelle or tanka
- Walt Whitman's creation
- ...song?
- Sylvia Plath's work
- Rhyming work
- Sonnet or limerick
- It might have rhyming couplets
- "In Flanders Fields" is one
- Haiku or limerick
- maggie smith's "good bones," e.g.
- Writing
- Work
- "If" or "The Road Not Taken"
- 'She Walks in Beauty,' e.g.
- Short piece of verse
- mope about because of some verses
- 'A Litany for Survival,' e.g
- It might be composed using free verse
- Amanda Gorman work
- Rhythmical lines
- "Paul Revere's Ride," e.g.
- Wordsworth work
- Flowery verse
- The Waste Land, for example
- Rhyming lines that dance with emotions
- "If" or "Trees"
- "Annabel Lee" or "To a Mouse"
- Sonnet or limerick, for one
- A piece of creative writing verse
- mope about because of what's owed, say
- Byron work
- Rhyming literary work
- Structured literary composition
- Claudia Rankine creation
- written work that's not prose
- Pope work
- mope about an ode
- Ode or sonnet, eg
- on the ning nang nong is one
- ada limón work
- One might begin "Roses are red ..."
- Ode, for one
- Moon to June
- What each of the longest
- It's hard to do with "ora
- ...... verse
- Have common ends, in a wa
- Trample, for example
- What cats and rats do
- Rum, to some
- Gun, for one
- Important element of rap
- Mate bees with fleas?
- Correspond in sound
- Short poem
- Frost said this contributed to his art
- A feature of sonnets by Frost say
- Piece of poetry
- (Of words) sound the same
- Simple poem
- End with a similar sound
- Correspondence in word sounds
- Have the same end-sound
- Reach the same sound conclusion
- Neither ... nor reason
- Poem of Frost broadcast on the radio
- come to a similar conclusion
- .... or reason
- Word with the same final sound
- What wine and dine do
- Feature of some poems
- Verse and worse?
- Verse of poetry
- Verse, doggerel
- Versification
- Versification (which goes with reason)
- what hares and mares do
- harmonise
- ''partridge,'' to ''cartridge''
- Go with the flow, maybe?
- Sound mostly the same
- Reason's partner
- Nursery ...., children's verse
- Poem feature
- Need for speed
- Poetic creation
- What she and he do in verse?
- reason colleague
- What some limerick lines do
- Mother Goose's specialty
- Limerick
- Important element of rap lyrics
- "Have common ends, in a way"
- "It's hard to do with orange"
- Wynken or Blynken, e.g., but not Nod
- Zachary, for daiquiri, e.g.
- Donne, for one
- Ditty
- Versifier's concern
- Moon/June, e.g.
- A forte of Ogden Nash
- What Mike and Ike do
- Nursery
- Nash forte
- What moon, June and spoon do
- Ogden Nash creation
- June-moon, e.g.
- Mother Goose entry
- Limerick, e.g.
- Compose verse
- What Tina must do with Sheena?
- Rap, per old-school rappers
- Sound similar, like "meet" and "greet"
- Poem
- Cats and rats do this?
- "...... pays" (1987 ice-t album)
- Crazy for Swayze?
- Short piece of verse
- Verse of Frost heard?
- What haikus lack vis-a-vis sonnets
- What dogs, frogs and hogs all do?
- Limerick feature
- Limerick jingle
- Bound sound?
- Sound alike
- What free verse often doesn't do
- Correspondence in sounds of word
- Have identical ending sounds
- "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star," for one
- Jingle
- Nursery poem
- Without ... or reason
- Nursery verse
- feature of mike and ike candy?
- "No ... or reason"
- Confusing her with my poem
- Sound found, bound to resound?
- recital of frost's poetry
- Verses maybe in Frost broadcast
- what's done for fun?
- give her my new poem
- lyricist's quest
- Poetry
- what warhead and forehead do
- mares, to hares
- a pronounced similarity
- Ample or sample, for example
- children's verse
- Sound similar like love and shove
- Poem by Frost for audience
- What teachers and preachers do
- Send her my poem
- Any verse or piece of poetry
- With time it will do so
- Poetry heard in prime time
- Rapper's skill
- Looking for cooking, say
- Sound similar, like "rock" and "sock"
- Reason's other half, proverbially
- What Harry and Larry do with Barry
- ... Pays (Ice-T's debut album)
- What free-verse poetry often lacks
- Make verses do so with time
- Share the same end-sound
- i gave her my rewritten poem
- sample, for example
- Chime
- tinkle
- tingle
- what larks and sharks do
- No hidin' for Joe Biden, e.g.
- What friends and fiends don't do
- Hot to trot
- what blank verse doesn't do
- Tissue or "Miss you," for this clue?
- poet's creation
- ...... or reason (good sense)
- English sonnet
- Horatian ode
- Italian sonnet
- Petrarchan sonnet
- Pindaric ode
- Sapphic ode
- Shakespearean sonnet
- Accord
- Alba ......
- alliterate
- alliteration
- anacreontic
- assonance
- assonate
- balada
- Ballad
- ballade
- Beat
- blank verse
- Bucolic
- Cadence
- cadency
- canso
- cap verses
- Chanson
- Check
- clerihew
- Clink
- Cohere
- Common sense
- Comport
- Conform
- Consist
- consonance
- Consort