DREAR

DREAR


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Word: drear
Phonetic: /dɹɪə/
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Dreary.


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... down the vast edges ___...: Arnold
How pallid
In a ___-nighted December...: Keats
Novembers sky is chill and ___: Scott
The House of Dies ___ (Virginia Hamilton Edgar-winning mystery)
___ Winter fills the naked skies: Shelley
Bleak
Cheerless
Dark and gloomy
Depressing
Dismal
Dismal in poetry
Dismal or bleak (poetic)
Dull and dismal
Dull
Gloom
Gloominess
Gloomy
Joyless
Lacking cheer
Like the November sky
Melancholy
Depressed in spirits.
Gloomy: Poet.
Gloomy and tiresome.
Poetically doleful.
Cheerless: Poet.
Melancholy: Poet.
Sad poet
Cheerless, to poets
Dismal, in verse.
Drab, in poetry.
Sorrowful, in poems
Sad
Doleful, to poets
Doleful
Drab, in poems
Sorrowful, poetically
Bleak, in poems
Melancholy, to poets
Dismal, to Keats
Dismal, to poets
Dismal, to Donne
Poetically grim
Gloomy, to Keats
Bleak, to Blake
Cheerless, to Keats
Melancholy, to Keats
Dismal, to Dylan
Melancholy, to Milton
Gloomy, to Goldsmith
Gloomy, to poets
Gloomy, in poetry
Bleak, in verse
Gloomy, in verse
Gloomy, literarily
Dull, in poetry
How pallid, chill and ___!: Keats
Gloomy, to a bard
Gloomy and cheerless
Dull and tedious.
Grim
Gloomy king embraced by loved one
Plain sweet containing last of butter
Gloomy audiologist?
Gloomy day nurse
Loved one taking in end of affair is gloomy
Gloomy daughter's back
Uninspiring, beginning to drop behind
Gloomy otologist?
Otologist, in a word, is not much fun
Gloomy dean's head and backside
Tiresome introduction to drunken bum
Dull but costly recipe included
Dismal, poetically
Gloomy rapper with role in record company
Bleak start for Doctor Foster
Essentially mums surrounded by stuff to cook
Very much recovered at last, after turning up gas
Dismal (Literary)
Boring day with mother
Bleak for Blake being day behind?
Gloomy daughters back
Read out, say, writing thats depressingly dull in literary terms
Gloomy, to a poet
Gloomy, to bards
Miserable daughter back
Depressingly dull or repetitive
Its dismal in poetry putting attention on darker edges
Flat bottom on which daughter stands




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