OER

OER


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___ the ramparts...
-- the ramparts...
--- the fields we go...
--- the land of the free...
... ___ the fields we go
... ___ the fields we go...
... ___ the land of the free
... ___ the land of the free...
... ___ vales and hills: Wordsworth
... lay the sod ___ me: Streets of Laredo lyric
... thy warfare: Scott
...___ the fields we go...
...___ the land of the free...
...___ vales and hills: Wordsworth
...a feeling of sadness comes ___ me: Longfellow
...slowly ___ the lea
A voice flowed ___ my troubled mind: Shelley
Above
Give ___ the play: Hamlet
Hover ___ me with your wings (Hamlet)
Jingle Bells contraction
Jingle Bells preposition
Love Reign ___ Me (Who song covered by Pearl Jam)
Love
Not stepping ___ the bounds of modesty: Juliet
One-horse open sleigh follower
Quadrophenia song Love Reign ___ Me
Quadrophenia song Love
Returning were as tedious as go ___: Macbeth
Slowly ___ the lea
Star-Spangled Banner contraction
Star-Spangled Banner preposition
Star-Spangled Banner word
Stern convistions ___ me stealing (H.M.S. Pinafore lyric)
Sweetly singing ___ the plains (carol lyric)
That floats on high ___ vales and hills--Wordsworth
The Angel that presided ___ my birth (William Blake)
The Star Spangled Banner word
The Star-Spangled Banner contraction
The Star-Spangled Banner elision
The Star-Spangled Banner preposition
The Star-Spangled Banner syllable
The Star-Spangled Banner syllable-saver
The Star-Spangled Banner word
The Strife Is ___ (hymn)
The Strife Is ___
The days of frost are ___: Tennyson
The ramparts lead-in
Thou knowst the ___-eager vehemence of youth (Homer)
What is that which the breeze
___ a perfumed sea...: Poe
___ courtiers knees...: Shak.
___ the Land of the Free
___ the Water to Charlie (old ballad)
___ the fields we go
___ the fields we go...
___ the fields...
___ the glad waters of the dark blue sea: Byron
___ the hills and far away
___ the land of the free...
___ the land of...
___ the land...
___ the ramparts we watched...
___ the ramparts we...
___ the ramparts
___ the ramparts... (line sung at baseball games)
___ the ramparts.......
___ the towering steep (anthem lyric)
___ vales and hills: Wordsworth
___the ramparts we...
___the ramparts...
the land of the free...
the ramparts. ..
the ramparts...
-- the land of the free...
-- the ramparts...
A change came ___ the spirit of my dream: Byron
Hamlet contraction
Jingle Bells contraction
Neath opposite
Neaths opposite
Now ___ the one half-world/Nature seems dead. (Shakespeare)
The Star-Spangled Banner preposition
___ the fields we go
___ the fields we go...
___ the land of the free...
___ the ramparts...
___ the ramparts
... and its homophonic contraction...
31st word of The Star Spangled Banner
Above poetically
Above ramparts
Across
Anthem adverb
Anthem contraction
Anthem elision
Anthem preposition
Anthem shortening
Anthem word
Anthem word after wave
Anthemic preposition
Apostrophized preposition
Atop
Bards above
Bards preposition
Beyond
Canto contraction
Contracted prep.
Contraction for W.S.
Contraction in Jingle Bells
Contraction in The Star-Spangled Banner
Contraction in The Star-Spangled Banner
Contraction of The Star-Spangled Banner
Contraction that sounds like a conjunction
Done to Donne
Done
Donnes above
Donnes beyond
Donnes done
Donnes done?
Edmonton pro
Finishd
Fourteenth-to-last word before a baseball game begins
Homophone of oar
It precedes the land of the free
Kaput
Key contraction
Key contraction?
Key preposition
Key preposition?
Keys above
Lazy poets above?
Literary contraction
Literary preposition
Lyrical above
More big
National Anthem word
National anthem contraction
Neaths opposite
Not neath
Not neath
Notneath
Old cars return
On high
On top of
On top
Opposite of neath
Opposite of neath
Poets above
Poets adverb
Poets again
Poets contraction
Poets preposition
Poets word
Poetic above
Poetic contraction
Poetic preposition
Pounds preposition
Preposition in Jingle Bells
Preposition in The Star-Spangled Banner
Preposition with an apostrophe
Ramparts preposition
Robert Burnss Whistle ___ the Lave Ot
Sonnet preposition
Sounds like Bobby
Star-Spangled contraction
Start of the last line in The Star-Spangled Banner
Start of the last line of The Star-Spangled Banner
Superior to
Syllable saver in The Star-Spangled Banner
Syllable-saving poetic word
The 31st and 69th word of The Star-Spangled Banner
The Beta Bands Dance ___ the Border
The Who song Love Reign ___ Me
The Whos Love Reign ___ Me
The Whos Love
Thomas Moores Come ___ the Sea
Thoreaus On Fields ___ Which the Reapers Hand Has Passd
Throughout time
Throughout
Walt Whitmans A Backward Glance ___ Traveld Roads
Whitmans A Backward Glance ___ Traveld Roads
Willie Nelsons ___ the Waves
Word following Through the perilous fight
___hill n dale
Poetical contraction.
Poetic over.
Above: Poet.
On top: Poetic.
Above: Poetic.
Over: Poetic.
Above, in one syllable.
Sicklied ___ with the pale cast of thought.
Poet's preposition.
Poet's contraction.
Poetic adverb
Across, for Poe.
Over: Poet.
Bard's over.
... wind slowly ___ the lea.
... winds slowly ___ the lea.
Thy warfare ___ ...
Poet's word.
Poet's adverb.
Short for across.
Atop, poetically.
Poetic word
Finished: Poet.
Upon: Poet.
Done: Poet.
Again: Poet.
Completed: Poet.
Across: Poet.
Ended: Poet.
Poetic contr.
Done, for poets.
Above, to a poet
Poetic term
Poet's above
Finished, in verse
Poet's ended
Done, in poetry
Bard's word
Above, in poetry
Word in poems
Beyond, to poets
Finished, in poetry
Atop, to poets
Ended, in verse
Above, to poets
Upon, in poesy
Done, to Shakespeare
Above, to Key
Finished, to poets
Anthem's above
___ the hills ... : D'Urfey
Done, to Keats
The voice that breath'd ___ Eden: Keble
Above, to F. S. Key
Atop, to Key
Key's above
Above, to Poe
Above, in poesy
Above, to Shelley
Above, to Swinburne
Above, to M. Arnold
Finished, to Poe
Above, to bards
___ hill 'n' dale
... ___ the bright blue sea: Gilbert
'Neath's opposite
Atop, to Keats
Above, to Whittier
Across, in poesy
Poetic adverb or preposition
Across, poetically
Neath's opposite
Finished, to Keats
Over, to Poe
Finish'd
Superior to, briefly
Burns's ___ the Water to Charlie
Not 'neath
Across, in verse
Done, for Donne
Whitman's A Backward Glance ___ Travel'd Roads
___ courtiers' knees ...: Shak.
Donne's done
Opposite of 'neath
Thoreau's On Fields ___ Which the Reaper's Hand Has Pass'd
The Who's Love, Reign ___ Me
Thomas Moore's Come ___ the Sea
Beyond, to Browning
Across, in odes
Throughout, in poetry
Give ___ the play (line from Hamlet)
Elided preposition
Above, to Francis Scott Key
Contraction in a patriotic song
See 9-Down
Throughout, in verse
Preposition with three homophones
Or softly lightens ___ her face: Byron
Homophone of 55-Down
Beyond, to bards
The Strife Is ___, the Battle Done (old hymn)
Contraction sung twice in the first verse of The Star-Spangled Banner
Contraction missing a V
Shortened again
Above, in verse
... this night, being __ my head: Shak.
Anthem word with an apostrophe
Above, to a bard
... __ a perfumd sea: Poes To Helen
Save me, and hover __ me with your wings: Hamlet
Gliding ___ All (Walt Whitman poem)
Atop, for short.
Above, in poems
Antonym of neath
Far atop ones head
Word sung quite often after the phrase perilous fight
This could be above your head if youre interested in poetry
Germanys ___-Erkenschwick, birthplaceof Leonardo DiCaprios mom in 1945
Word that saves a syllable in The Star Spangled Banner
Average number of points scored by a basketball player per shot taken (abbr.)
Neaths alternative
12th last word sung before the ball game begins
And row my blossoms ___! (Dickinson)
Preposition for a poetic preschool, perhaps
Atop, in poems
Contraction in the U.S. national anthem
Bards atop
Byrons above
Above, to Keats
Atop to Tennyson
Atop, in verse
Across, to Keats
Key word?
Aloft, to Keats
Elided word in The Star Spangled Banner
Over-poetical?
"___ the fields we go ..."
Above, in odes
Above, in odes
"Jingle Bells" preposition
Neaths antonym
Poetic contraction that omits a "v"
Contraction heard in Jingle Bells
Contraction used by Key
Poets above coercion to some extent (3)
___ the hills we go ...
Above, in old poems
___ the glad waters of the dark blue sea (first line of Byrons The Corsair)
"The Strife is ___, the Battle Done" (hymn)
Atop, quaintly




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