ISIS

ISIS


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... what the meaning of ___: Clinton
... what the meaning of the word ___ (Bill Clinton)
... whatever ___ right: Pope
...on what your definition of ___ (Bill Gates question)
Aida chorus subject
Depends on what the meaning of ___ (Clinton dodge)
It all depends on what the meaning of ___
It depends on what the definition of ___
It depends on what the meaning of ___
It depends on what your definition of ___ (Bill Clinton gaffe)
What ___: fatalists motto
It depends on what the meaning of the word ___: Bill Clinton
1998 hurricane
Ancient Egyptian goddess
Another name for the upper Thames
Cow-headed Egyptian goddess
Cow-headed goddess
Cow-horned Egyptian goddess
Cow-horned deity
Cow-horned goddess
DC Comics superheroine
Daughter of Geb
Daughter of Geb and Nut
Daughter of Keb and Nut
Daughter of Nut
Egypts early goddess
Egypts fertility goddess
Egyptian deity
Egyptian fertility deity
Egyptian fertility goddess
Egyptian fertility goddess with a cows head
Egyptian goddess
Egyptian goddess & 50s Morris model
Egyptian goddess of fertility
Egyptian goddess of nature
Egyptian goddess with cow horns
Egyptian goddess worshiped as the archetypical wife and mother
Egyptian mother goddess
Egyptian nature goddess
Egyptian underworld queen
End of a famous Bill Clinton quote
Ennead member
Fertility goddess
Fertility goddess of the Nile
Figure in The Golden Ass
Goddess believed to be from the Nile Delta
Goddess credited with inventing spinning and weaving
Goddess crowned with cows horns
Goddess depicted with a cows horns
Goddess exists redundantly
Goddess in Aida
Goddess in Ada
Goddess in Tuts time
Goddess in hieroglyphs
Goddess invoked by Professor Marvel in The Wizard of Oz
Goddess of ancient Egypt
Goddess of fertility
Goddess of motherhood
Goddess of protection
Goddess often drawn with cows horns
Goddess personifies echoes (4)
Goddess pictured in Egyptian tombs
Goddess symbolized by a cow
Goddess who restored Osiris to life
Goddess who wed her brother
Goddess with a cows head
Goddess with a cows horns
Goddess with a headdress depicting a throne
Goddess with an ankh
Goddess with cow horns
Goddess with cows horns
Goddess with horns
Goddess with the gift of life
Goddess worshiped at the Temple of Philae
Her headdress featured a solar disk
Her symbol is the sycamore tree
Her symbol was a cow
Her temple was at Philae
Horn-wearing goddess
Horned Egyptian goddess
Horned goddess
Horus mom
Horus mother
Horuss mother
Keb and Nuts daughter
Kin of Osiris
Memphis deity
Metal band with the 2009 album Wavering Radiant
Mother goddess in Egyptian mythology
Mother of Horus
Motherhood deified
Mourner of Osiris
Mythical fertility goddess
Mythical goddess of fertility
Nature goddess
Nature goddess of the Nile
Nature goddess^ISI
Nile deity
Nile goddess
Nuts daughter
Osiris beloved
Osiris counterpart
Osiris sis
Osiris wife
Osiris wife and sister
Osiriss beloved
Osiriss partner
Osiriss sister
Osiriss spouse
Osiriss wife
Oxfordss river
Post-metal L.A. band
Protector of the dead
Sis of Osiris
Sister and wife of Osiris
Sister of Nephthys
Sister of Osiris
Song from Bob Dylans Desire
Song on the Bob Dylan album Desire
Thames
The Thames at Oxford
The Thames near Oxford
The upper Thames River
Tuts fertility goddess
Veil of ___ (mystery)
Wife and sister of Osiris
Wife of Osiris
Wife/sister of Osiris
beloved of Osiris
Goddess of the sacred cow.
Upper Thames river.
Wife of 26 Down.
Goddess to whom the cow was sacred.
Egyptian goddess, represented with horns.
Moon goddess
She traversed the sky in a boat.
Where the Oxonian rows.
Upper course of the Thames river.
Her tears supposedly cause Nile floods.
Her crown is the sun's disk.
Osiris' wife.
Central figure in Egyptian myth.
Osiris' sister.
Upper course of the Thames.
Thames' upper course.
Goddess crowned with cows' horns.
Goddess from 1700 B.C.
Goddess with cow's horns.
Wearer of solar disk and cow's horns.
Name for Thames River above Oxford.
Oxford's river.
Goddess of the solar disk.
Goddess of the veil.
Upper Thames.
Name from 1700 B.C.
Headstream of the Thames.
Memphis goddess.
Very old Egyptian.
Upper reaches of the Thames.
Mate of Osiris
Osiris's wife
Goddess wearing cow's horns
That that ___: Shak.
Upper Thames or goddess
Goddess with horns on her headdress
Oxford, to its citizens
Egyptian moon goddess
Roman goddess of navigation
Goddess crowned with a cow's horns
Goddess worshiped by Radames
Horus's mother
Osiris's sister
Osiris's partner
Goddess with a cow's horns
Keb and Nut's daughter
Goddess in Aïda
Protector of the dead, in myth
Goddess depicted with a cow's horns
Mother of Horus, in Egyptian myth
Protector of the dead, in Egyptian myth
Member of the Ennead
Sun disk wearer, in myth
Egyptian goddess whose headdress was shaped like a throne
Mideast grp.
Hadji group, briefly
Goddess with a throne headdress
Pompeii's Temple of ___
Aida goddess
Egyptian goddess with a repetitive name
Ancient mother goddess
Org. with a feared black-and-white flag
Title woman in a 1976 Dylan song
Goddess represented wearing a solar disk
Goddess depicted with horns
Goddess wearing a vulture headdress
Goddess pictured with a solar disk above her
Egyptian goddess of life
Goddess often depicted holding an ankh
River Thames at Oxford
Goddess of the rainbow
Egyptian goddess - the Thames at Oxford
Egyptian goddess - Thames at Oxford
Thames at Oxford
Goddess, in emergency, letting crown slip
Goddess losing credit in moment of truth
River goddess
Egyptian fertility goddess, mother of Horus
The river Thames in Oxford
Egyptian god - or the Thames in Oxford?
Egyptian goddess, the wife of Osiris
Circuit teacher is underworld boss [6]
Goddess is living in the second boat from Oxford
A stretch in Oxford's dual central prison
Fertility deity's multiple lives
River goddess lives around South Island
Deity leads a double life
Goddess lives twice
… that is repeated by 4 across’s wife
Goddess, one with a half-sister
Flower goddess
Flower that has a duplicate existence
This island's deity
A short nun's goddess
One's repeatedly running water
A once-revered figure, as is written repeatedly
One member of the family currently at Oxford
A course at Oxford
Flower, but not 'e bro!
Flower with a double life?
Relative introduces herself as goddess
Divine female leads a double life
River claims two lives
God is first and last
Goddess of river ...
Deity has two lives
Pair of islands in river
Deity lives — again
Goddess usually depicted holding an ankh
Divine lady currently in Oxford
As one's written repeatedly, she was revered
Goddess has life, if you 16
Divinity course at Oxford
Oxford banker
Goddess is after Spanish agreement being lifted
Deity lives twice
Goddess is number one female
Revered figure with multiple lives
Whom Cleopatra identified with
Goddess evoked in The Magic Flute
Egyptian dedicatee of a Pompeii temple
Goddess seen on pyramid walls
Pharoah-era goddess
Divine mother of the pharaohs
Egyptian deity also venerated by many Greeks and Romans
Cow-horned goddess of ancient Egyptian times
Egyptian goddess of magic and fertility
Adoration target of ancient Egyptians
Egyptian goddess of magic with a throne headdress
Goddess sister of Nephthys
Goddess of Ellis Island?
Goddess lives on island
Goddess lives on island
Goddess seen in pigsties now and again
Prog-metal band named after a goddess
The Thames as it flows through Oxford
Goddess whom Aesop credited for his storytelling skill
Goddess brought about emphatic agreement in Mexico
Rubbish review created issue around book
Time and money problems
Rebuff a loathsome, grasping, beastly individual
Drollery good during early years, but ...
... its members to support latest of Boriss lies
1881 novel by Thomas Hardy featuring the character Paula Power
Plant also called green onion, spring onion and salad onion
Daesh takes two lives
Lives with one's deity
Emergency credit's withdrawn where one might take a punt
River islands
Oxfords current fertility goddess
Double firsts not quite achieved in academic stream?
A goddess lives twice
Worshipped woman with two lives
Egyptian goddess, wife and sister of Osiris
The local name for the River Thames at Oxford
An ancient Egyptian fertility goddess, depicted as a woman with a cows horns
An ancient Egyptian fertility goddess, depicted as a woman with a cow's horns
Egyptian goddess of magic
Goddess seen in Ellis Island
Egyptian goddess later worshiped in Rome
Goddess of magic depicted holding an ankh in one hand
Goddess often depicted holding a staff of papyrus
Part of River Islands ...
Egyptian goddess invoked in funerary practices
Goddess sometimes represented as a scorpion
Another name for the group known as Daesh
River ones to cross outside of Shanghai
Egyptian goddess, sister
Divine female with one sibling
Ancient Nile goddess
Divine figure sent up agreeable Spanish expression
Divine figure sent up agreeable Spanish expression (4)
Goddess who wears a headdress with cow horns
Goddess who wears a headdress with cow horns
Ankh-carrying goddess
1677 opera by Jean-Baptiste Lully about Jupiters love for the nymph Io and the jealousy of Juno
Goddesss boob you might have noticed, one of a pair
Rivers current seen before ship rounds island
Oxford river
Fertility goddess in Oxford river
Goddess whose tears cause the Nile to rise
Fertility goddess in Oxford river (4)
Goddess with multiple lives
Egyptian goddess often depicted with a throne on her head
Egyptian goddess of motherhood and fertility
Fertility deity
Goddess is making repeat appearance




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