AROSE

AROSE


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: arise
Word origin: Old English ārīsan, from ā- ‘away’ (as an intensifier) + the verb rise.
Phonetic: əˈrʌɪz
Listen:

(of a problem, opportunity, or situation) emerge; become apparent. Example: new difficulties had arisen
get or stand up. Example: he arose at 9.30


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--- by any other name...
... ___ / By any other name...
... ___ / By any other name...: Juliet
... by any other name would...
Kiss From ___
Now there ___ up a new king over Egypt (Exod 1:8)
That which we call ___... (Shakespeare)
That which we call ___...: Shakespeare
There ___ such a clatter...
Theres Something About ___ (That Reminds Me of You)
When out on the lawn there ___ such a clatter...
___ by any other name
___ by any other name Shak.
___ by any other name...
___ by any other name...: Shak.
___ by any other...
Kiss From -- (#1 hit for Seal)
... according to Neil Young
1991 Elvis Costello album Mighty Like ___
Achieved prominence
Appeared
Ascended
Awakened
Became a hot topic
Became a topic of conversation
Became an issue
Became apparent
Began
Broached in conversation
Broke out
But B stayed in bed
Came about
Came into being
Came into existence
Came into play
Came into view
Came to attention
Came to be
Came to light
Came to mind
Came up
Ceased being supine
Come out smelling like ___
Come up smelling like --
Crawled out of bed
Cropped up
Dawned
Debunked?
Defied gravity
Developed
Did stand up?
Didnt hit the snooze button
Elvis Costello album Mighty Like ___
Emanated
Emerged
End of a Stein line
Faced the day
Faulkners ___ for Emily
Floated to the surface
Gave a standing O
Gertrude Stein phrase
Got high
Got off ones chair
Got off the chair
Got out of bed
Got to ones feet
Got up
Got up from sleeping
Greeted the dawn
Greeted the day
Greeted the morning
Greeted the new day
Happened
Heeded the alarm
Hit the deck
Hit the decks
Hopped out of bed
Insurrected
Jumped to ones feet
Left bed
Left ones bed
Left ones downy couch
Left ones seat
Left the bed
Left the bench
Left the chair
Left the couch
Left the sack
Levitated
Lifted off the launch pad
Loomed
Lost a lap
Lost a lap?
Lost ones lap
Made like a phoenix from the ashes
Materialized
Moved upward
Obeyed reveille
Originated
Part of Gertrude Steins line
Part of a Gertrude Stein quote
Part of a Stein line
Popped up
Prepared to hear The Star-Spangled Banner
Quit lying
Quit the sack
Reacted to the alarm
Reared up?
Rebelled
Repeated words from Stein
Responded to an alarm
Responded to reveille
Responded to the alarm
Resulted (from)
Revolted
Seals Kiss From ___
Sprang
Sprang (from)
Sprang forth
Sprang into being
Sprang up
Sprang up to awaken without you
Sprung up
Started the day
Started to somnambulate
Stein quote ending
Stein threepeat?
Stemmed
Stood
Stood up
Stood up or flower?
Stopped lying
Stopped lying?
Stopped sitting
Succeeded
Surfaced
Took part in a rebellion
Took to ones feet
Took wing
Turned up
Was mentioned
Was revolting?
Went up
Went up.
What a comeback career did
Whipped up
William Browne poem ___
Woke up
Words from Stein
ame up
___ is a rose is a rose.
Subject of Gertrude Stein repetition.
Got into motion.
Mighty Lak' ___.
Only ___, by Friml.
One-third of Stein's trio.
Stein subject.
That which we call ___ ...
Had origin.
Went skyward.
Only
Presented itself.
Answered the alarm
Soared
Subject of G. Stein definition.
Another meaning for 20 Across.
Might Lak' ___.
Ushered in the day.
Gertrude Stein words.
Stein's repetition
Part of Stein line.
Faced the dawn
Words from Gertrude Stein
Took place
Loomed up
Started
Start of a Stein line
Mighty Lak ___
Left one's bed
Start of Gertrude's quote
Showed respect for the national anthem
Faulkner's ___ for Emily
Sprung
Appeared above the horizon
Hit the deck, in one sense
End of a well-known Stein line
What the minutemen did
Issued
Mutinied
Met the day
Got up and at 'em
End of a Gertrude Stein quote
Obeyed the alarm clock
Stein-line ending
Left one's seat
There's Something About ___ (That Reminds Me of You)
Didn't hit the snooze button
William Browne poem ___, as Fair as Ever Saw the North
Lifted off the launch pad, e.g.
Came from
Stemmed (from)
A flower emerged
Came into being with irrelevant name?
4 got up — try 15 across, possibly — with lucerne
A flower appeared
A flower came into being
One flower came up
Stood by any other name from Shakespeare?
A flower came up
Emanated (from)
A flower sprang up
Conclusion of 13's taut­ology came up
In rebellious age, sailor came to prominence
Came up with a 21 down adornment
Got famous
First appeared
Came to prominence
Became prominent
Eminems last track of the 2017 album Revival
Became a thing
Came up, as a topic in conversation
Came up, as a topic of conversation
Emerged from a flower
Climbed
Went upward
Stopped lying?
Ceased sitting
Rolled out of bed
Self-identical flower?
Emerged, as an issue
Came to the surface
Started a standing ovation, maybe
Came about, as a topic of conversation
Became famous
A wine came into being
Dragged oneself into the shower, say
Left ones chair
Came about, as a topic of discussion
Was up-and-coming?
Came to pass
Came up, as a topic of discussion
Came about, as a situation
Kicked off the covers, say
Got up from a chair
Thrice-repeated words in one of Gertrude Stein's truisms
Single 13 down appeared
Got out of 63-Across
Came up behind nurses beginning to operate
Nothing inserted in bottom moved upwards




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