HOMER

HOMER


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Word: homer
Phonetic: /ˈhəʊmə/
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Various former units of volume, particularly:
A former Hebrew unit of dry volume, about equal to 230 L or 6 1/2 US bushels.


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Aristotle Contemplating a Bust of ___
Breezing Up (A Fair Wind) artist
Doh! nut?
Doh nut?
Eight Bells painter
Eight Bells painter Winslow
Fog Warning painter
Iliad author
Iliad poet
Iliad writer
Launching the Boat painter
Mending the Nets painter
Odyssey author
Odyssey creator
Odyssey poet
The Gulf Stream painter
The Simpsons dad
Walk-off game-ender
Iliad author
A Simpson
A Simpson on TV
Aaron wallop
Abe Simpsons boy
Ancient raconteur
Ancient writer
Animated dad
Author of The Illiad
Author of two epics
Ball hit over the wall
Barry Bonds specialty
Bart Simpsons dad
Bart Simpsons pop
Barts dad
Barts old man
Barts pop
Base-clearing hit
Baseball players favorite Simpson?
Baseball players goal
Bases-clearing hit
Batters hope
Big hit
Big hit for Big Mac
Big hit?
Boston-born painter
Brother-in-law of Patty and Selma
Character voiced by Dan Castellaneta
Classical reading
Clout from A-Rod
Common thread for all the theme entries
Diamond gem
Diamond jubilee cause
Dinger on the diamond
Dinger or tater
Early war reporter
Even he nods
Famed epicist
Father to Lisa and Maggie
Fence-clearing shot
Four-bagger
Fourbagger
Go deep
Greek hymnist
Green Monster clearer
He painted Maine Coast
He painted The Life-Line
Hit out of the park
Hit that leaves the yard
Iliadist
It goes over the fence
It goes over the wall
Jethros musical partner
Knock one out of the park
Local team supporter
Long drive in the park
Long drive
Long shot
Maggies dad
Marge Simpsons hubby
Marges spouse
McGwire blast
McGwire specialty
Mr. Simpson^HOME
Noted marine watercolorist
Originator of the phrase rosy-fingered dawn
Over-the-Monster shot
Painter Winslow
Patron of Moes
Patron of Moes Tavern
Patty and Selmas brother-in-law
Person known for listing ships
Quite a hit
Reason for a diamond jubilee?
Regular at Moes
Regular at Moes Tavern
Round-tripper
Sammy Sosa specialty
Seascape painter Winslow
Semi-legendary Greek poet
Semilegendary Greek poet
Simpson breadwinner
Simpson dad
Simpson pop
Simpson who becomes a member of the barbershop quartet The B-Sharps
Sosa smash
Sosa specialty
The fattest Simpson
Toon dad
Touch all the bases
Who wrote By their own follies they perished
Circuit clout.
Nonstop circuit.
Senator Ferguson.
The first European poet.
Senator Capeheart of Indiana.
It can score 4 runs.
Gil Hodges' specialty.
Senators Capehart or Ferguson.
Thomson's sank the Dodgers.
Rosen or Sauer specialty.
Senator Capehart.
Fan's bonanza.
American painter.
Rhodes' specialty.
Run
Going, going, gone!
Literary great
Well-known name in opera.
Name famous for 3,000 years.
It's often scored in RBI column.
Great poet.
Type of run
Former opera singer.
Greek with a lyre.
Poet of genius.
Great name in literature.
Batter's dream.
American artist.
Artist on a U.S. stamp.
One-sided referee: Slang.
Winslow of art.
Trained pigeon.
Pigeon of a kind.
Blind poet.
Mantle's specialty.
Classic poet.
Baseball term.
Artist Winslow.
Diamond feat
Baseball thrill.
Aaron's forte
U.S. painter
Epic writer.
Grand slam, at times
Greek poet
U. S. artist
Long hit
Hitter's jackpot
Aaron specialty
Epic poet
Ballpark thrill
U. S. marine painter
Winslow
Writer of epics
Aaron's specialty
Bases-loaded thrill
Hank Aaron's poet
Grand-slam item, at times
He painted The Life Line
Fenway Park thrill
He painted Launching the Boat
Marine painter
Winslow, the artist
Poet who lived before 700 B.C.
Winslow ___, U.S. artist
Northeaster painter
Maine Coast painter
Great epicist
Slugger's quest
Noted bard
Kingman clout
An epic clout?
Bart Simpson's father
Ruth specialty
Father of 1 Down
Triple topper
Batter's hope
Who wrote By their own follies they perished, the fools
Breezing Up (A Fair Wind) artist, 1876
It's a long shot
See 8-ACROSS*
Buyer of Squishees from 62-Across
Go yard, in baseball slang
Hit one out of the park
Hit one out
Example of 22- and of 65-Across
Dad who says D'oh!
Hit a four-bagger
Doughnut-loving toon
Chronicler of Troy
Big fly at the ballpark
Greek poet, c. 800 BC
Greek poet - TV's Simpson
Ancient Greek poet
Epic poet — score at baseball — kind of pigeon
Bart Simpson's father
Old Greek epic poet
Racing pigeon?
Author of The Iliad
Woman's accepting order for old author
Poet to take one back?
Poet's pigeon
Domestic right for a poet
Pigeon for writer of 20
Devil of a poet's on for the yellow fellow
One that usually leaves the park
Striking achievement of American flier returning to base
Cartoon character is a big hit in America
Animated 13's all-round achievement as striker
Epic poet, big hit in America
Ball hit out of the park, for short
Hit over the wall
Odyssey byline
Base-clearing blast
Big hit in baseball.
Iliad byline
Maggie Simpsons dad
Go deep or go yard
Baseball dinger
Baseball dinger
Poet in residence reading or writing?
Four-fingered, donut-loving, beer-drinking comedy icon
Long ball
TV character who said I am so smart! I am so smart! S-M-R-T!
Lift with effort
Childish fit of anger
Greek epic poet
Big hit from Ruth perhaps as poet
American animated by base, right?
Barts father
Greek poet to whom the Iliad and the Odyssey are attributed
Baseball hit
Mr. Simpson
Simpson father
Bart Simpsons father
One of the Simpsons
As easily influenced 12 might be, a poet
Character on iThe Simpsons/i who bets against his daughter Lisa at a crossword tournament
Marges hubby
Class now known as Family and Consumer Sciences, informally
Softball smash
Diamond big shot
Father of Maggie and Lisa
Springfield dad
Simpson who demands, Operator! Give me the number for 911!
Simpson who demands, Operator! Give me the number for 911!
iThe Simpsons/i character who says, Beer. Now, theres a temporary solution.
Maggies animated dad
TV character who said Weaseling out of things is important to learn; its what separates us from the animals... except the weasel
Poet in dwelling by river
Sluggers big shot
Baseball score
Father of Bart, Lisa and Maggie
Poet’s successful hit in America, not #1 in France
Poets a big hit
He wrote epics set in obscure Mohican uprising




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