OTHELLO

OTHELLO


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Green-eyed monster play
I kissd thee ere I killd thee speaker
I kissed thee ere I killed thee speaker
If it were now to die
O curse of marriage... speaker
The Moor of Venice
A minute to learn... a lifetime to master game
1604 tragedy
1982 James Earl Jones role
1995 Laurence Fishburne role
1995 role for Laurence Fishburne
Black and white board game
Board game also called Reversi
Board game like reversi
Brabantios son-in-law
Cassio was one of his lieutenants
Cassios superior
Commercial game with disks
Denzel Washington role
Desdemonas husband
Desdemonas husband and murderer
Desdemonas killer
Desdemonas love
Desdemonas man
Dramatic Moor
Game also called reversi
Game similar to Go
Game with an annual world championship
Globe presentation
He lovd not wisely but too well
His opening line is Tis better as it is
Husband of Desdemona
Iagos general
Iagos superior
It was first performed at Whitehall Palace in 1604
Moor jealous of his wife
Moor jealous?
Moor of Venice
Moor on stage
Murderous Moor
Murderous Moor from Shakespeare
Noted Venetian army general
One who lovd not wisely but too well
Play featuring Cassio
Play set mostly in Cyprus
Robeson role
Role for Robeson
Shakespeare character
Shakespeare classic
Shakespeare play
Shakespeare tragedy
Shakespeares Moor
Shakespeares jealous Moor
Shakespearean Moor
Shakespearean lady killer?
Shakespearean title Moor
Shakespearean title character
Shakespearean tragedy
Source of the phrase pomp and circumstance
Title role for Robeson
Tragic Moor
Victim of hanky-panky?
Victim of hanky -panky
Whence the phrase I will wear my heart upon my sleeve comes from
Work of 1604
Personification of jealousy.
Iago poisoned his mind.
Iago's dupe.
Brabantio's son-in-law.
Classic victim of jealousy.
The Moor
Play and opera role.
Drama of 1604.
Shakespearean role
Tragedy of 1604.
He loved not wisely, but too well.
Production of 360 years ago.
Moor in a murder story.
Moor of drama.
Shakespearean dupe.
Shakespearean character
Well-known Moor
Famous Moor
Work by 3 Down
Role for Paul Robeson
Moor who suspected amour
James Earl Jones role
Desdemona's husband
Tragedy written in 1604
Shakespearean play
Cassio's general
One who lov'd not wisely but too well
If it were now to die, / 'Twere now to be most happy speaker
Game with an annual world championship, first held in Tokyo in 1977
His opening line is 'Tis better as it is
Work set mostly in Cyprus
Game with a 64-square board
Disc-flipping board game hinted at by a word ladder formed by the answers to the nine starred clues
Board game named after a Shakespeare play
Board game with black-and-white pieces
Whence the phrase wear one's heart on one's sleeve
Game whose dual-colored pieces are apt for this puzzle's theme
Desdemona's husband
Old leader of Turks greeting Desdemona's husband
Rings round the lines in play
The lines in old, old play
Literary character visiting brothel, lovelorn
Play a game.
Shakespearean hero
Iago's commanding officer?
Shakespeare play turned into a 12 by Verdi
Play game
Back to location of damned old 8
The Moor must turn to hellhole
The two beginners duck twice around the moor
Old tragedian initially greeting play
Source of the words O, beware, my lord, of jealousy; / It is the green-ey'd monster ...
Expression of surprise following books for the play
Turn to welcome a tragic visitor to Cyprus
Play which might feature Adam and Eve relaxing at home with their two beautiful children?
Turned to unbearable torment? Love is, for him
After books, I'm here for play
Shakespearian character to rise with a greeting
Books acknowledgment in 14
Core of book includes article on lines in the play
Jealous husband to return greeting
Play with Iago
The lord in O, beware, my lord, of jealousy!
Look both ways to circumvent the tragedy
Look after new hotel for one who couldn't trust his wife
Shakespearean greeting to returning heads
Tragedy turning to good day
Play, collection of books and magazine
Whence Jealousy is a monster that gives birth to itself
Shakespeare hero who is warned by his betrayor O, beware, my lord, of jealousy; / It is the green-eyed monster which doth mock / The meat it feeds on
Shakespearean general
Play seen by Pepys
Disc-flipping game
Shakespearean tragedy with the characters Iago and Cassio
Shakespearean soldier
Shakespeare character who says I kiss'd thee ere I kill'd thee
Bit of drama in early part of Bible: well, well!
Sadness
Family of gent tangling with amour - farewell Romeo!
Bertrand ___, British philosopher awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1950
Leaving bedroom in whorehouse, look for Shakespearian character
Classic play over time getting surprised comment?
Alternative short lines added to old drama
Drama involving the Liberal Left in Oscars?
One of Shakespeares plays
Shakespeare play subtitled the Moor of Venice
Love the Lakes? Love one of the Moors
Moor boat evenly, with cry for attention
Shakespearean tragic hero
Note the fellow stripped for play
Shakespearean character famously portrayed by Paul Robeson
And when I love thee not, / Chaos is come again speaker
Game play
Shakespeare play with a fateful handkerchief
Shakespearean title character disliked by Iago
Game play (7)
Shakespeare hero
2025 Broadway role for Denzel
Moor boat, regularly going ahoy there!
Shakespeare play inspired by a Cinthio tale
Venetian game …
Turned to greeting tragic hero
Nil-nil encapsulating the dull second half performance of players?




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