LEAR

LEAR


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A Book of Nonsense author
All in the Family creator
All in the Family producer
All in the Family producer Norman
Good Times producer
Here I disclaim all my paternal care speaker
I am a very foolish fond old man speaker
King ___
King ___ (Shakespeare tragedy)
King ___ (play in which The Fool appears)
King ___ (play with the line Hes mad that trusts in the tameness of a wolf...)
Laughable Lyrics writer
Maude creator Norman
Maude producer
Maude producer Norman
O
Oh
Runcible spoon coiner
Sanford and Son co-producer
Sanford and Son producer
Sanford and Son producer Norman
That way madness lies speaker
The Jeffersons producer Norman
The Jeffersons writer Norman
The Jumblies poet
The Owl and the Pussy Cat writer
The Owl and the Pussy-Cat penner Edward
The Owl and the Pussycat poet
The Owl and the Pussycat poet Edward
The Quangle Wangles Hat poet Edward
There was an Old Man with a beard writer
There was an old man... poet
Which of you shall we say doth love us most? asker
A Book of Nonsense writer
All in the Family creator
Come not between the dragon and his wrath speaker
The Owl and the Pussycat poet
1953 Welles role
1984 Olivier role
A Shakespeare king
A jet or a king
Albanys father-in-law
Archie Bunkers creator
Aribert Reimann opera
Big jet name
Big name in jets
Big name in private jets
Big name in private planes
Big name in sitcoms or jets
British king of literature
Business jet company founder
Carroll contemporary
Character who said sharper than a serpents tooth
Cordelias dad
Cordelias father
Cordelias father^LEA
Cordelias parent
Cordelias pop
Corporate jet
Creator of All in the Family
Creator of the Bunkers
Drama king
Drama king?
Duke of Albanys father-in-law
Duke of Cornwalls father-in-law
Edward of limericks
Edward who popularized the limerick
Edward who wrote The Owl and the Pussycat
Edward who wrote humorous verse
Executives jet
Father of Cordelia
Father of Goneril
Father of Regan
Father-in-law of the Duke of Albany and the Duke of Cornwall
Fools master
Gloucesters king
Gonerils dad
Gonerils father
Gonerils royal pop
He brought Bunker to TV
He disinherited his youngest daughter.
He gave us Good Times
He produced Good Times
He was every inch a king
He wrote There was an old man of Thermopylae / Who never did anything properly...
Jet Set jet
Jet brand since 1962
Jet giant
Jet maker
Jet maker since 1962
Jet or set name
Jet pioneer
Jet set name?
Jet type
Jet-set jet
Jet-setters jet
Kind of jet
King in a Shakespeare tragedy
King in a Shakespearean tragedy
King of Avon
King of Shakespeare
King of drama
King of jets?
King of the stage
King of the theater
King of tragedy
King on a stage
King or producer
King who was the father of Cordelia
King with the immortal line Who is it that can tell me who I am?
King with three daughters
King you may have read about
Last name in limericks
Limerick maker
Limerick man
Limerick master
Limerick popularizer
Limerick writer Edward
Limerick-writer Edward
Limericks man
Literary king
Mad king of literature
Mad king of the stage
Maker of small jets
Member of the jet set?
Monarch in a tragedy
Name among jet-setters
Name in jets
Name in jets or sets
Name on a jet
Nonsense poet
Norman of TV
Norman of TV fame
Norman of sitcom fame
Norman of sitcoms
Norman who created All in the Family
Norman who produced Good Times
Noted James Earl Jones stage role
Noted Norman
Noted limerick creator
Olivier role
One of Shakespeares kings
One of the jet set
Part of the jet set?
Play king whose first line is Attend the lords of France and Burgundy
Plum stage role for Plummer
Poet Edward
Private jet brand
Private jet maker
Private jet producer
Private jet type
Private-jet maker
Private-jet pioneer
Producer Norman
Raving king of drama
Regans dad
Regans father
Regans sire
Role for Gielgud
Scofield role
Self-described poor
Shakespeare character who says Nothing can come of nothing
Shakespeare role
Shakespeares King ___
Shakespeares very foolish fond old man
Shakespeares King
Shakespeares legendary king
Shakespearean King
Shakespearean character
Shakespearean character who calls himself a very foolish fond old man
Shakespearean father of three
Shakespearean king who partly inspired Kurosawas Ran
Shakespearean monarch
Shakespearean protagonist
Shakespearean royal
Shakespearean sire
Sitcom king Norman
Sitcom producer
Sitcom producer Norman
Small jet maker
TV legend Norman
TV pioneer Norman
TV producer Norman
TV producer
Television producer Norman
The Duke of Albanys father-in-law
The Earl of Kent is his courtier
The man behind Bunker
Too-proud king
Tragic daughter-misjudger
Tragic king
Tragic king of literature
Tragic monarch
Type of jet
Whom Cordelia called As mad as the vexd sea
Writer who coined the term runcible spoon
___ jet
___ jet (small private plane)
He wrote The Owl and the Pussy Cat.
He had three daughters.
Subject of Marc Blitzstein's new music.
Louis Calhern's role.
Every inch a king.
He said, Her voice was ever soft ...
He wrote The Owl and the Pussy-Cat.
The limerick man.
Author of The Owl and the Pussycat.
-- king
Goneril's father.
His last words were, Look there, look there!
Fabled King of Britain.
Regan's regal father.
Author of Nonsense Verses.
Cordelia's father.
Tragic role
Welles role
Parent of 52 Down.
Mythical king
His last words were Look there!
Shakespearean hero
Humorist of the limericks.
19th c. humorist.
King or poet.
Role for Orson Welles.
Role in classic drama.
Name from Holinshed's Chronicles.
Dramatic role.
Book of Nonsense author.
Victim of a broken heart.
English humorist.
Salvini role.
Shakespearean role
Legendary king
King of ancient Britain.
Monarch of drama.
Regan's father.
Son of Bladud.
19th cen. humorist.
Role for a tragedian.
Book of Nonsense man.
His last words, Look there, look there!
The Owl and the Pussycat.
Lee J. Cobb role.
Writer of light verse.
King in drama
Stage monarch
King of Elizabethan drama
No. 1 in Shakespeare drama
Limerick name
Poet
Troubled king
Edward or Norman
Soprano Evelyn ___
Monarch of tragedy
King or Edward
Humorous poet?
Shakespearean parent
King or Norman
Author
King ___, quotation source
Nonsense author
TV's Norman
Sad, mad dad, in drama
Writer who popularized limericks
Poet famed for limericks
Man behind the Bunkers
Norman or Edward
Kingly role
Norman who invaded TV
Role for Arnold Moss
Dramatic king
Limerick writer
Cordelia's sire
English humorist: 1812–88
Albany's father-in-law
Limerick's popularizer
Limerick poet
Limerick creator
Legendary English king.
Noted TV producer
Regan's dad
English humorist Edward ___
Creator of the Owl and the Pussy-cat
Jet
See 12-DOWN*
Shakespeare's very foolish fond old man
Gloucester's king
See 52-Down
A Book of Nonsense author, 1846
Duke of Cornwall's father-in-law, in Shakespeare
The Duke of Albany's father-in-law
King with a sad end
Laughable Lyrics poet
Disinheritor of Cordelia
Edward who wrote A Book of Nonsense
King noted for saying How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!
King who said Nothing will come of nothing
Who said How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!
British king in play
Edward, writer of nonsense verse
See 12
Fictional king — English humorist
Author of nonsense poems and limericks, d. 1888
Poet to look like a wolf, reportedly
Edward __, writer of nonsense poetry
A brand of luxury jet - or a king made mad?
Comic writer's tragedy
See special instructions
King appearing from the wings of a jet
Writer of real nonsense
British king, one on field
See 24
One writing nonsense disheartens composer
King Edward ___.
Sovereign's appreciation of humorist
Shakespearean king with three daughters
Big name in business jets
O, that way madness lies speaker
Poet Virgil's last letter to head
Old King Cole artist's covered
Humorous writer, tragic figure abused by children
See 27
Shakespearean king who says, Nothing will come of nothing
First speaker of Nothing can come of nothing (1606)
No man will ever write a better tragedy than __: Shaw
Bill Piper contemporary
. . . serpents tooth . . . thankless child speaker
Business jet name
Business jet pioneer
Inventor who named a daughter Shanda
See 7
King played by Glenda Jackson
King played by Glenda Jackson
Artist Edward ___ (1812-88), after whom an endangered, all-blue macaw from Brazils Bahia state is named
Noted drama king?
King who says Nothing will come of nothing
Literary king who said, Upon such sacrifices, my Cordelia, the gods themselves throw incense
English limerick poet
Shakespeare character who says How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!
King quoted as saying How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is / To have a thankless child!
Title king of Shakespeare
Giant of general aviation history
King who dies shortly after Cordelia and Goneril
Play king
Shakespeares mad king
King __, Shakespearian hero
Titular Shakespearean king
Norman who created Archie and Edith Bunker
King who banished Cordelia
Stiffened sailor about to enter hut
What fire drills doing at Westminster finance office?
Shakespeare's king coherent, but losing head
Tragic figure, Romeo, getting over end of Juliet in sad tale
King Henry is missing from composers characters
King Edward the humorist
Whom Cordelia calls As mad as the vexd sea
See 21
17 21 constituted issue for this tragic father
Tragic retiree-to-be
Norman who created All in the Family and The Jeffersons
Royal film role for Welles
Prolific TV producer Norman
Prolific TV producer Norman
King who said "How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a thankless child!"
Edward ___, poet who wrote "The Owl and the Pussy-cat"
King who says to Cordelia, "Nothing can come of nothing"
King who rants about his daughters during a storm
Title king in drama
Shakespeare title role
Small plane name
Good Times producer Norman
Norman who created Good Times and The Facts of Life
Fly guy with a daughter named Shanda
Part of a billionaires jet set?
Shakespearean ruler who divides his kingdom between two of his daughters
English painter and writer Edward ____, known for his nonsense poems




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