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| Answer | Clue |
|---|
| HIE | shake a leg, in Shakespeare |
| APT | like the anagram “I’ll make a wise phrase” for “William Shakespeare” |
| NOR | conjunction used three times in the first line of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 65 |
| ASP | shakespeare’s “pretty worm of Nilus” |
| ASP | shakespeare’s “poor venomous fool” |
| FIE | “Phooey!,” to Shakespeare |
| ALE | “For a quart of ___ is a dish for a king”: Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” |
| ASP | prop in a Shakespeare tragedy |
| ADO | shakespeare’s “Much ___ About Nothing” |
| ASP | “The pretty worm of Nilus … that kills and pains not,” per Shakespeare |
| ACT | one of five in a Shakespeare play |
| ERE | before, to Shakespeare |
| SPARKNOTES | website with a No Fear Shakespeare section |
| SONNETS | 154 Shakespeare works |
| ROMEO | leonardo DiCaprio role in a 1996 Shakespeare adaptation |
| BEITSO | “May that happen,” in Shakespeare |
| SONNET | one of Shakespeare’s begins “My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun” |
| IAMBS | shakespeare’s “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?” has five of them |
| ACTIV | penultimate part of a Shakespeare play |
| OROMEO | start of a classic question in Shakespeare |
| IAGO | roderigo’s killer, in Shakespeare |
| VERONA | setting of two Shakespeare plays |
| BARD | shakespeare, e.g. |
| IAGO | “I, ___,” Shakespeare-inspired novel written from the villain’s perspective |
| OPHELIA | daughter of Polonius, in Shakespeare |
| IAGO | shakespeare villain who says “I am not what I am” |
| CLASSIC | like works of Shakespeare or Frank Sinatra |
| ETON | school where some of “Shakespeare in Love” was filmed |
| ENOW | sufficient, to Shakespeare |
| SONNETEER | shakespeare, notably |
| ILLYRIA | setting for Shakespeare’s “Twelfth Night” |
| BEITSO | words of agreement in Shakespeare |
| OBERON | titania’s spouse, in Shakespeare |
| OBERON | shakespeare’s fairy king |
| IAGO | false friend in Shakespeare |
| BARD | the ___ of Avon (Shakespeare) |
| HIES | speeds through Shakespeare? |
| IAGO | shakespeare villain who says “Virtue? A fig!” |
| VIOLENT | word that fills both parts of the Shakespeare quote “These ___ delights have ___ ends” |
| IAMBIC | like Shakespeare’s feet? |
| ARIEL | disney princess who shares a name with a Shakespeare character |
| LEAR | king of Shakespeare |
| IAGO | shakespeare character who inquires “Are your doors lock’d?” |
| OTHELLO | shakespeare character who says “I kiss’d thee ere I kill’d thee” |
| LOVES | start of a three-word alliterative name of a Shakespeare play |
| IAGO | shakespeare villain with more lines than the title character |
| LEAR | shakespeare character who says “How sharper than a serpent’s tooth it is / To have a thankless child!” |
| ILIAD | classic work that’s the basis for Shakespeare’s “Troilus and Cressida” |
| CURST | put a hex on à la Shakespeare |
| ROMEO | shakespeare character who cries “Then I defy you, stars!” |
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