Shakespeare theater
Shakespeare theatre
Shakespeare title character
Shakespeare title character whose first line is "There's beggary in the love that can be reckon'd"
Shakespeare title contraction
Shakespeare title hero
Shakespeare title king
Shakespeare title lover
Shakespeare title name
Shakespeare title opener
Shakespeare title role
Shakespeare title start
Shakespeare title starter
Shakespeare title word
Shakespeare title word after "Much"
Shakespeare title word before "Well"
Shakespeare tragedy
Shakespeare verse
Shakespeare villain
Shakespeare villain who says "I will wear my heart upon my sleeve"
Shakespeare villain who says "Virtue? A fig!"
Shakespeare villain with more lines than the title character
Shakespeare villan
Shakespeare villian
Shakespeare work
Shakespeare works of 1609
Shakespeare wrote of seven
Shakespeare-based Verdi opera
SHAKESPEARE, advocate of theory that Bacon wrote the plays of
Shakespeare, at times
Shakespeare, e.g.
Shakespeare, et al.
Shakespeare, familiarly
Shakespeare, for one
Shakespeare, informally
Shakespeare, notably
Shakespeare, simply
Shakespeare, the ___ of Avon
Shakespeare, the Bard of ___
Shakespeare, with "the"
Shakespeare's ___ Hathaway
Shakespeare's ___ of Salisbury
Shakespeare's '___ Androni-cus'
Shakespeare's '___ Night'
Shakespeare's 'food of love'?
Shakespeare's "__ Andronicus"
Shakespeare's "___ Like It"
Shakespeare's "___ of Athens"
Shakespeare's "ancient"
Shakespeare's "before"
Shakespeare's "Bummer!"
Shakespeare's "fairy favours"
Shakespeare's "food of love"
Shakespeare's "For shame!"
Shakespeare's "Henry ___"
Shakespeare's "in a sec"
Shakespeare's "King ___"
Shakespeare's "lean and hungry" character
Shakespeare's "merry wanderer of the night"
Shakespeare's "Move it!"
Shakespeare's "Much ___ About Nothing"
Shakespeare's "Othello, the ___ of Venice"
Shakespeare's "Pericles, Prince of ___"
Shakespeare's "Phooey!"
Shakespeare's "Poor me!"
Shakespeare's "poor venomous fool"
Shakespeare's "Richard ___"
Shakespeare's "Sadly ..."
Shakespeare's "Scottish play"
Shakespeare's "soon"
Shakespeare's "Spartan dog"
Shakespeare's "spot"
Shakespeare's "temple-haunting martlet" is a good one
Shakespeare's "The Comedy of Errors," e.g.
Shakespeare's "The Murder of Gonzago" is one
Shakespeare's "The Taming of the ___"
Shakespeare's "The Winter's ___"
Shakespeare's "Titus ___"
Shakespeare's "tricksy spirit"
Shakespeare's "very foolish fond old man"
Shakespeare's "Woe!"
Shakespeare's "You, too?"
Shakespeare's 150+
Shakespeare's 154
Shakespeare's Andronicus
Shakespeare's Antonio, for one
Shakespeare's Ariel, e.g.
Shakespeare's Ariel, for one
Shakespeare's Athenian
Shakespeare's Athenian hermit
Shakespeare's Avon calling?
Shakespeare's Avon, for one
Shakespeare's balcony climber
Shakespeare's bottom had the head of one
Shakespeare's Claudius and others
Shakespeare's collaborator on "The Two Noble Kinsmen"
Shakespeare's Duke of ___
Shakespeare's Duke of Athens
Shakespeare's duplicitous schemer
Shakespeare's fairy king
Shakespeare's Fairy Queen
Shakespeare's feet
Shakespeare's First and Second Folios, e.g.
Shakespeare's flower?
Shakespeare's foot?
Shakespeare's Forest of ___
Shakespeare's fuss
Shakespeare's general or Bible book
Shakespeare's Gertrude, e.g.
Shakespeare's Globe, e.g.
Shakespeare's Globe, for one
Shakespeare's grande amoureuse, for short
Shakespeare's hero
Shakespeare's hobgoblin
Shakespeare's indecisive one
Shakespeare's jealous man
Shakespeare's jet?
Shakespeare's Kate
Shakespeare's Kate, e.g.
Shakespeare's Kate, for one
Shakespeare's Katharina, for one
Shakespeare's Katherine
Shakespeare's Katherine, for one
Shakespeare's king of the fairies
Shakespeare's lang.
Shakespeare's last play, with "The"
Shakespeare's legendary king
Shakespeare's Lennox, Angus or Ross
Shakespeare's loverboy
Shakespeare's mad king
Shakespeare's magician in "The Tempest"
Shakespeare's merchant
Shakespeare's merchant of Venice
Shakespeare's Moor
Shakespeare's mother's maiden name
shakespeare's murderous king
Shakespeare's Muse
Shakespeare's nickname, with "the"
Shakespeare's Olivia, e.g.
Shakespeare's output
Shakespeare's own?
Shakespeare's place
Shakespeare's playhouse
Shakespeare's plays are full of them
Shakespeare's prankster
Shakespeare's prince
Shakespeare's Prince of Denmark
Shakespeare's Puck, e.g.
Shakespeare's Puck, for one
Shakespeare's queen of the fairies
Shakespeare's river
Shakespeare's Ross, e.g.
Shakespeare's seven
Shakespeare's shortest tragedy
Shakespeare's shrew
Shakespeare's shrew tamer
Shakespeare's shrew, informally
Shakespeare's Shylock, for one
Shakespeare's Sir __ Belch
Shakespeare's Sir John
Shakespeare's Sir Toby
Shakespeare's stomping ground
Shakespeare's stream
Shakespeare's style, lambic_ (10)
Shakespeare's theater
Shakespeare's theatre
Shakespeare's title Athenian
Shakespeare's tree rescuee
Shakespeare's unwise Athenian philanthropist who goes broke
Shakespeare's Venetian villain
Shakespeare's was "mortal"
Shakespeare's water
Shakespeare's waterway
Shakespeare's wife
Shakespeare%C2%92s "King ___"
Shakespearean 'Bummer!'
Shakespearean 'soon'
Shakespearean "before"
Shakespearean "frequently"
Shakespearean "Get lost"
Shakespearean "over there"
Shakespearean "Scram!"
Shakespearean "Shake a leg!"
Shakespearean "shortly"
Shakespearean "straightaway"
Shakespearean "very soon"
Shakespearean "What a shame"
Shakespearean "You as well?"
Shakespearean "you"
Shakespearean accusation
Shakespearean actor
Shakespearean actor Edmund
Shakespearean actor Edmund Actor
Shakespearean actor McCowen
Shakespearean adverb
Shakespearean affirmatives
Shakespearean animal
Shakespearean apparition
Shakespearean assents
Shakespearean Athenian
Shakespearean attendant
Shakespearean auxiliary verb
Shakespearean bad guy
Shakespearean baddie
Shakespearean barmaid
Shakespearean betrayer
Shakespearean bird call
Shakespearean biter
Shakespearean call to arms
SHAKESPEAREAN character
Shakespearean character in a "most extracting frenzy"
Shakespearean character urged to "be angry"
Shakespearean character who "had a tongue with a tang"
Shakespearean character who asks, "Do you love me, master?"
Shakespearean character who called jealousy a "green-ey'd monster"
Shakespearean character who calls himself "a very foolish fond old man"
Shakespearean character who introduced the phrase "salad days"
Shakespearean character who says "His unkindness may defeat my life, / But never taint my love"
Shakespearean character who says "I am not what I am"
Shakespearean character who says "We are such stuff as dreams are made on"
Shakespearean city
SHAKESPEAREAN comic creation
Shakespearean commotion
Shakespearean commotions
Shakespearean compilation
Shakespearean conspirator
Shakespearean contraction
Shakespearean cries
Shakespearean cry before "What, are you mad?"
Shakespearean cry of disgust
Shakespearean cry of woe
Shakespearean curse
Shakespearean Dane
Shakespearean deceiver
Shakespearean denial
Shakespearean device
Shakespearean difficulties?
Shakespearean dueler
Shakespearean earlenders
Shakespearean eloper
Shakespearean ending
Shakespearean ensign
Shakespearean epithet
Shakespearean exclamation
Shakespearean exclamations
Shakespearean fairy
Shakespearean fairy king
Shakespearean fairy queen
Shakespearean false friend
Shakespearean father of three