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LEAR LIKE A BALL IN PLAY
LEAR SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTER
LEAR KING ___
LEAR SHAKEPEAREAN KING
LEAR KING IN A SHAKESPEARE TITLE
LEAR KING OF THE STAGE
LEAR DISINHERITOR OF CORDELIA
LEAR CORDELIA'S DAD
LEAR HE WROTE "THE OWL AND THE PUSSY-CAT"
LEAR SHAKESPEARE'S TRAGIC KING
LEAR JET OR SET NAME
LEAR A REAL MESS OF THE TITLE ROLE
LEAR SEE 12
LEAR "SANFORD AND SON" PRODUCER NORMAN
LEAR KING NOTED FOR SAYING "HOW SHARPER THAN A SERPENT'S TOOTH IT IS / TO HAVE A THANKLESS CHILD!"
LEAR MAD MONARCH IN FURTIVE LOOK WE HEAR
LEAR HUMORIST LEFT THE SOUND RECEIVER
LEAR KING TO GAIN KNOWLEDGE WHEN KNIGHT HAS FLED
LEAR SHAKESPEAREAN KING
LEAR HE DISINHERITED HIS YOUNGEST DAUGHTER.
LEAR "THERE WAS AN OLD MAN WITH A BEARD" WRITER
LEAR SEE 27
LEAR “HOW SHARPER THAN A SERPENT’S TOOTH IT IS TO HAVE A THANKLESS CHILD” SPEAKER
LEAR JET TYPE
LEAR KIND OF JET
LEAR TYPE OF JET
LEAR SEE 24
LEAR BIG NAME IN PRIVATE JETS
LEAR CORDELIA'S FATHER^LEA
LEAR SEE 52-DOWN
LEAR GONERIL'S FATHER
LEAR ROLE AT STRATFORD AS WRITER OF COMIC VERSE
LEAR ONE OF SHAKESPEARE'S KINGS
LEAR "ALL IN THE FAMILY" CREATOR NORMAN
LEAR 1953 WELLES ROLE
LEAR NONSENSE VERSE WRITER
LEAR KING OF TRAGEDY
LEAR KING OF SHAKESPEARE
LEAR TOO-PROUD KING
LEAR TV LEGEND NORMAN
LEAR SELF-DESCRIBED "POOR, INFIRM, WEAK, AND DESPISED OLD MAN" OF LITERATURE
LEAR JET VARIETY
LEAR NORMAN WHO CREATED THE BUNKERS
LEAR "KING ___"
LEAR PLAY KING WHOSE FIRST LINE IS "ATTEND THE LORDS OF FRANCE AND BURGUNDY, GLOUCESTER"
LEAR SHAKESPEARIAN KING HAS LUSTFUL LOOK, I HEAR
LEAR AEROPLANE; ___ JET
LEAR THE JUMBLIES POET
LEAR JET-SETTER'S JET
LEAR ALBANY'S FATHER-IN-LAW
LEAR KING, FREE FROM BLAME, HAS HEAD CHOPPED OFF
LEAR MAD KING OF THEATER
LEAR POET TO LOOK LIKE A WOLF, REPORTEDLY
LEAR KING OR PRODUCER
LEAR SHAKESPEARE CHARACTER WHO SAYS "WHEN WE ARE BORN, WE CRY THAT WE ARE COME TO THIS GREAT STAGE OF FOOLS"
LEAR KING WITH THE IMMORTAL LINE "WHO IS IT THAT CAN TELL ME WHO I AM?"
LEAR KING IN A SHAKESPEAREAN TRAGEDY
LEAR HE SAYS TO CORDELIA, "THY TRUTH, THEN, BE THY DOWER"
LEAR SHAKESPEARE CHARACTER WHO CRIES "NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER!"
LEAR "LAUGHABLE LYRICS" POET
LEAR EDWARD ---, 19TH CENTURY ENGLISH WRITER AND ARTIST KNOWN FOR HIS NONSENSE LITERATURE
LEAR "THE OWL AND THE PUSSY CAT" WRITER
LEAR ___ JET
LEAR SEE 7
LEAR "ALL IN THE FAMILY" PRODUCER NORMAN
LEAR KING OF A TRAGIC SHAKESPEARE PLAY
LEAR KING -, TRAGIC PLAY
LEAR BRITISH KING OF LITERATURE
LEAR BRITISH KING IN PLAY
LEAR KING ---, SHAKESPEARE TRAGEDY ABOUT A PRE-ROMAN KING OF THE BRITONS
LEAR POET EDWARD
LEAR BIG NAME IN SMALL JETS
LEAR JET BRAND SINCE 1962
LEAR GLOUCESTER'S KING
LEAR HE SAYS TO CORDELIA, 'THY TRUTH, THEN, BE THY DOWER'
LEAR FATHER-IN-LAW OF THE DUKE OF ALBANY AND THE DUKE OF CORNWALL
LEAR RAVING KING OF DRAMA
LEAR "I AM A MAN MORE SINN'D AGAINST THAN SINNING" SPEAKER
LEAR WHOM CORDELIA CALLED "AS MAD AS THE VEX'D SEA"
LEAR CORPORATE JET, PERHAPS
LEAR SOVEREIGN'S APPRECIATION OF HUMORIST
LEAR LESSON FROM TROUBLED KING
LEAR MONARCH OF THE BARD
LEAR SHAKESPEAREAN KING WITH THREE DAUGHTERS
LEAR "O, LET ME NOT BE MAD" SPEAKER
LEAR CORPORATE JET
LEAR "THE JEFFERSONS" WRITER NORMAN
LEAR TITLE KING IN A SHAKESPEARE TRAGEDY
LEAR JET GIANT
LEAR 'THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT' POET
LEAR SHAKESPEARIAN KING
LEAR TRAGIC FIGURE, ROMEO, GETTING OVER END OF JULIET IN SAD TALE
LEAR "OLD KING COLE" ARTIST'S COVERED
LEAR SHAKESPEAREAN CHARACTER WHO LAMENTS THE PAIN OF HAVING A THANKLESS CHILD
LEAR CESSNA COMPETITOR
LEAR *"THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT WENT TO SEA IN A BEAUTIFUL PEA-GREEN BOAT..."
LEAR HEARTLESS COMPOSER MAKES A TRAGIC FIGURE
LEAR KING ---, SHAKESPEARE TRAGEDY BASED ON THE LEGEND OF A LEGENDARY PRE-ROMAN MONARCH
LEAR TV PRODUCER NORMAN
LEAR 'A Book of Nonsense' writer
LEAR DRAMA KING?
LEAR Shakespearean father who calls ingratitude a "marble-hearted fiend"
LEAR CORDELIA'S POP
LEAR Nearly come to understand writer of nonsense
LEAR British limerick writer
LEAR KING WITH THREE DAUGHTERS
LEAR Edward of limericks
LEAR NONSENSE POET
LEAR TRAGIC KING IN PLAY
LEAR CORDELIA'S FATHER
LEAR Archie Bunker's creator
LEAR Regan's sire
LEAR King of drama
LEAR He brought Bunker to TV
LEAR Jet set jet, perhaps
LEAR EDWARD, WRITER OF NONSENSE VERSE
LEAR SHAKESPEAREAN MONARCH
LEAR REGAN'S DAD
LEAR Edward ___, 19th-century English humorist noted for nonsense poems such as The Jumblies
LEAR Carroll contemporary
LEAR Earl made king
LEAR Principal character in William Shakespeare's play King Lear
LEAR "I am a very foolish fond old man" speaker
LEAR Be apprised
LEAR JET-SET JET
LEAR Shakespearean character who says "Nothing can come of nothing"
LEAR TRAGIC MONARCH
LEAR Norman who produced "Good Times"
LEAR A jet or a king
LEAR SHAKESPEARE'S KING
LEAR Father of Cordelia, Goneril, and Regan
LEAR Shakespearean tragedy "King ___"
LEAR TRAGIC SHAKESPEARIAN KING
LEAR King of Shakespearean tragedy
LEAR Private jet maker Bill __, founder of the Swiss American Aviation Corporation
LEAR Jet Set jet
LEAR NORMAN OF SITCOM FAME
LEAR Mostly pick up title role in Shakespeare
LEAR '. . . serpent's tooth . . . thankless child' speaker
LEAR Monarch in a tragedy
LEAR A king or a jet
LEAR Tragic character runs to the meadow
LEAR Shakespeare title characters: a King...
LEAR "Maude" creator Norman
LEAR THE BARD'S FOOLISH KING
LEAR King who raged to Edgar on the heath
LEAR LIMERICK MASTER
LEAR Eng. poet
LEAR KING EDWARD?
LEAR Shakespearean protagonist
LEAR SEE 27 ACROSS
LEAR Big name in sitcoms or jets
LEAR Simple arithmetic revealed him to be a tragic figure
LEAR Real different legendary British king
LEAR Edward I of England, covered in fat, ignored diameter
LEAR First speaker of "Nothing can come of nothing"
LEAR BIG NAME IN PRIVATE PLANES
LEAR "All in the Family" creator
LEAR One writing nonsense disheartens composer
LEAR A brand of luxury jet - or a king made mad?
LEAR He wrote "There was an old man of Thermopylae / Who never did anything properly..."
LEAR Business jet company founder
LEAR KING IN A SHAKESPEARE TRAGEDY
LEAR King filmed in Stevenage two years ago
LEAR BUNKER'S CREATOR
LEAR KING EDWARD
LEAR Get to know, briefly, a humorist
LEAR Gaze at the earl
LEAR Tragic king noted for nonsense verse
LEAR SHAKESPEARE'S "KING ___"
LEAR THE BARD'S TRAGIC KING
LEAR TRAGIC KING
LEAR PRIVATE-JET MAKER
LEAR MAD KING
LEAR "O, THAT WAY MADNESS LIES" SPEAKER
LEAR 'NONSENSE' POET
LEAR FATHER OF CORDELIA
LEAR "THAT WAY MADNESS LIES" SPEAKER
LEAR SITCOM KING NORMAN
LEAR HE PRODUCED "GOOD TIMES"
LEAR HUMOROUS WRITER, TRAGIC FIGURE ABUSED BY CHILDREN
LEAR NOTED LIMERICK CREATOR
LEAR DRAMA KING
LEAR "SANFORD AND SON" CO-PRODUCER
LEAR "KING ___" (SHAKESPEARE)
LEAR SHAKESPEAREAN FATHER OF THREE
LEAR SHAKESPEAR'S KING
LEAR SEE 21
LEAR MAD KING OF THE STAGE
LEAR BIG NAME IN BUSINESS JETS
LEAR "KING __"
LEAR NONSENSE POET EDWARD
LEAR JET PIONEER
LEAR OLIVIER ROLE
LEAR 'I AM A VERY FOOLISH FOND OLD MAN' SPEAKER
LEAR TRAGIC FIGURE SINCE 1606
LEAR "THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT" POET
LEAR REGAN'S FATHER
LEAR SHAKESPEAREAN KING PLAYED BY GLENDA JACKSON
LEAR BE APPRISED (OF)
LEAR ILL-FATED KING
LEAR "GOOD TIMES" PRODUCER
LEAR BIG NAME IN JETS
LEAR MAD KING OF TRAGEDY
LEAR LIMERICK CREATOR EDWARD
LEAR SHAKESPEARE'S LEGENDARY KING
LEAR TRAGIC KING OF LITERATURE
LEAR PRIVATE JET MAKER
LEAR EDWARD KNOWN FOR LIMERICKS
LEAR (see 16Ac)
LEAR 'All in the Family' creator Norman
LEAR Biz jet
LEAR Business jet pioneer
LEAR Earl may be mistaken for king
LEAR 'Good Times' producer Norman
LEAR Goneril's dad
LEAR 'Here I disclaim all my paternal care' speaker
LEAR Having no clubs, unblocked king
LEAR Inventor who named a daughter Shanda
LEAR 'Ingratitude, thou marble-hearted fiend' speaker
LEAR King noted for saying 'How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!'
LEAR 'Know that we have divided in three our kingdom' speaker
LEAR Jet name
LEAR King on a stage
LEAR 'King ___'
LEAR King who said 'Nothing will come of nothing'
LEAR Mad king of literature
LEAR 'Maude' creator
LEAR Name on a jet
LEAR 'More sinn'd against than sinning' protagonist of Shakespeare
LEAR Personal-aircraft pioneer
LEAR Shakespearean character who calls himself 'a very foolish fond old man'
LEAR Sitcom producer
LEAR Shakespearean father who calls ingratitude a 'marble-hearted fiend'
LEAR Tragic Shakespearean king
LEAR 'We have divided in three our kingdom' speaker
LEAR Mad King of Shakespeare
LEAR Sitcom producer Norman
LEAR -- jet
LEAR "King ___" (Shakespeare work)
LEAR ''. . . serpent's tooth . . . thankless child'' speaker
LEAR “How sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless child” speaker
LEAR 2004 Broadway role for Christopher Plummer
LEAR 'A Book of Nonsense' author Edward
LEAR 'A Book of Nonsense' poet
LEAR 'All in the Family' producer Norman
LEAR Business-jet pioneer
LEAR Business jet name
LEAR 'Darkness and devils!' shouter
LEAR Earl created king
LEAR Edward --, writer of nonsense verse
LEAR Eng. poet (The Jumblies)
LEAR Edward who wrote 'A Book of Nonsense'
LEAR He asks 'Which of you shall we say doth love us most?'
LEAR King -, Edward -
LEAR King among poets?
LEAR 'Laughable Lyrics' writer
LEAR ''Maude'' producer Norman
LEAR Mad Shakespearean king
LEAR 'O, that way madness lies' speaker
LEAR 'Oh, that way madness lies' speaker
LEAR He gave us ''Good Times''
LEAR Shakespearean king betrayed by two of his daughters
LEAR ''The Jeffersons'' producer Norman
LEAR ''Sanford and Son'' co-producer
LEAR Shakespeare - 'King . . . .'
LEAR Shakespearean royal
LEAR Troubled king coherent, though losing head
LEAR Small jet maker
LEAR Tragic Shakepearean king, for real
LEAR Troubled king coherent, losing head
LEAR Who said 'How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!'
LEAR King Edward, the humorist
LEAR ''No man will ever write a better tragedy than __'': Shaw
LEAR Playful King Edward - what nonsense!
LEAR Poet spotted in meadow by river
LEAR Such a playful King Edward!
LEAR Big jet name
LEAR Name in jets
LEAR Father of Goneril and Regan
LEAR Shakespeare's king coherent, but losing head
LEAR 'The Owl and the Pussycat' poet Edward
LEAR Business jet
LEAR 'Maude' producer Norman
LEAR Theatrical king
LEAR Private jet producer
LEAR Private jet brand
LEAR Jet or King
LEAR Bill Piper contemporary
LEAR 'King __'
LEAR Edward __, writer of nonsense poetry
LEAR Edward --, writer of nonsense verse (1812-88)
LEAR Legendary king real, surprisingly
LEAR Limerick maker
LEAR A real playful king
LEAR First speaker of ''Nothing can come of nothing''
LEAR William Piper contemporary
LEAR The type of jet in my mansion's hangar
LEAR 'Old King Cole' artist's covered
LEAR King who says, 'O! that way madness lies'
LEAR Humorist, Edward --
LEAR The Earl of Kent is his courtier
LEAR 'The Jumblies' poet
LEAR 'There was an old man ...' poet
LEAR Playful king and writer of nonsense verse
LEAR ''Sanford and Son'' producer
LEAR Shakespeare's tragic king (4)
LEAR Tragic daughter-misjudger
LEAR Tragic Shakespeare king - quite real
LEAR Fictional king — English humorist
LEAR Shakespeare's 'very foolish fond old man'
LEAR King you may have read about
LEAR 'Laughable Lyrics' poet
LEAR Humorist about to leave Clare confused
LEAR Norman of TV fame
LEAR Poet Virgil's last letter to head
LEAR King articulate but no leader
LEAR English limerick poet
LEAR Mad monarch of Brit lit
LEAR ''Runcible spoon'' coiner
LEAR Tragedy for comic writer
LEAR Shakespearean royalty
LEAR Edward who wrote humorous verse
LEAR "Sanford and Son" producer
LEAR Nonsense poet; drama king
LEAR Playful king of nonsense
LEAR Tragic king seen in meadow by Rex
LEAR King played by Glenda Jackson
LEAR Shakespeare title king
LEAR King who was played by a woman on Broadway in 2019
LEAR Giant of general aviation history
LEAR Literary king played by Glenda Jackson
LEAR King whose youngest daughter was Cordelia
LEAR Title character of whom it’s said “Vex not his ghost”
LEAR Shakespeare's mad king
LEAR Shakespeare's mad king
LEAR King __, Shakespearian hero
LEAR King who banished Cordelia
LEAR Titular Shakespearean king
LEAR King of English theater
LEAR King whom Cordelia loved
LEAR Norman or English king?
LEAR Shakespearean title king
LEAR Cordelia’s father
LEAR Prolific TV producer Norman
LEAR King who said “How sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is to have a thankless child!”
LEAR Edward ___, poet who wrote “The Owl and the Pussy-cat”
WISES FORWARDS
DROOPY NOT STRAIGHT
PENDULOUS HANGING LOOSELY
UNHINGES PROVOKES
SCORNS PROVOKES
STAMEN FLOWER'S POLLEN SAC
VIDEOCAM PICTURE TAKER
ASSISTED BACKED
EUPHORIA INTENSE HAPPINESS
HOLDS OBSERVES
SHOCKED BEWILDERED
PUTS FASTENS
ABRIDGED SUCCINCT
HANDOVER CONSIGN
INDEFINITE ABSTRACT
FORBID KILL
RESPITE RECESS
CHATTY SPONTANEOUS
DRIVE CRUSADE
COMPEL IMPOSE
FOOL CRAZY
HUDDLE COWER
PREVENT KEEP
STROP HONE
DEVELOPED OVERDUE
EULOGISES PRAISES HIGHLY
LAZY MAKING NO EFFORT
CONGRATULATE HAIL
LORI PETTY OF 'A LEAGUE OF THEIR OWN'
IMITATE APPEAR LIKE, IN BEHAVIOUR OR APPEARANCE
SEASONED HEATABLE
STUNS DEADENS
EDDIES SPINS
DRAWN ATTRACTED BY THE PALE AND HAGGARD
AROUSED HEAVY
AGONY TORMENT, DISTRESS
TRAVAILLEROM TRACK BLOCKED BY A VERY SMALL SLEDGE
BASH SHINDIG
SPONGE POROUS AND ABSORBENT
TEA IT MAY BE HIGH IN THE AFTERNOON
CLIMBINGINSTATUS SOCIAL MOBILITY
DEBTS FINANCIAL MATTERS BEST MANAGED BY THE DEPARTMENTAL HEAD
BERET PRINCE'S RASPBERRY OR A COMMANDO'S GREEN HEADWEAR ITEM
DISS PUT DOWN, IN THE 'HOOD
OSOS BARCELONA BEARS
JOURNALISTIC LIKE NEWSPAPER WRITERS
BOTH WAFFLER'S CHOICE
TASTEFUL HANDSOME
IRE IT'S WEST OF G.B.
PISA STOP ON THE TYRRHENIAN RAILWAY
DRAGONSLAYER MATTHEW ROBBINS FILM FEATURING RALPH RICHARDSON AS ULRICH
LOT MAN WITH A PILLAR OF A WIFE
POSITIONS ARRANGEMENTS
LCHAIM "FIDDLER ON THE ROOF" TOAST
SPINE ANOTHER WORD FOR BACKBONE
RYE PLACE FOR HAM AND SWISS
SEMIFINAL MATCH ONE'S FOLLOWING, IN HIGHLY ORIGINAL SETTING
CIRCUMSTANCES FINANCIAL POSITION OF MEN CAST INCORRECTLY IN THE CIRCUS
SPRINGSOPEN GOES "POP!," AS A JACK-IN-THE-BOX
CRITTERS SCAMPERERS IN THE WOODS
ARGUS MANY-ORBED GIANT WHOM HERA CHANGED INTO A PEACOCK
CHARLOTTERAE "DIFF'RENT STROKES" ACTRESS
CODA Passage of piece of music added to the end
UNISONS Agreements regarding the S.S. Union
THERANKINFAMILY Group from Mabou, Nova Scotia
PLUTONIAN Note about the author inscribed in map of the Underworld
MIREDIN Bogged down by
LATVIA One of the Baltics
RYES BAR BOTTLES
ARMCHAIR I march right round front of Arthur's Seat
ALIENEES Persons to whom property is transferred
SACK Wine on Santa's sleigh?
LAURA Driving Miss Davies

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