| "Entertainment Tonight" co-host Nancy | 47 |
| "Entertainment Tonight" co-anchor Nancy | 49 |
| "Access Hollywood" co-host Nancy | 42 |
| Hans Christian Andersen's birthplace | 40 |
| Danish birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen | 44 |
| Birthplace of Hans Christian Andersen | 37 |
| Stop on the Copenhagen-Jutland line | 35 |
| Port named for a Scandinavian god | 33 |
| Hans Christian Andersen's hometown | 38 |
| Hans C. Andersen's birthplace | 33 |
| City where Hans Christian Andersen was born | 43 |
| "___ a Grecian Urn" (Keats) | 37 |
| "___ Melancholy": Keats | 33 |
| "___ Melancholy" (Keats) | 34 |
| Pope's "___ Solitude" | 35 |
| "___ a Grecian Urn": Keats | 36 |
| "___ a Grecian Urn" (Keats poem) | 42 |
| Pope's ''___ Solitude'' | 43 |
| Keats's "___ Insolence" | 37 |
| Keats's "___ a Grecian Urn" | 41 |
| Keats' "___ a Grecian Urn" | 40 |
| Keats' '-- a Grecian Urn' | 37 |
| Cineplex ___ (former movie theater chain) | 41 |
| Where Bernhardt brightened the stage: 1867 | 42 |
| Where Aristophanes could see his plays | 38 |
| Keats' '-- Melancholy' | 34 |
| Kate Bush "Live at Hammersmith ___" | 45 |
| Gray's "___ the Spring" | 37 |
| Gray's "___ the Spring" | 38 |
| Cineplex ___ (movie theater name) | 33 |
| "__ Solitude" (Pope poem) | 35 |
| ''___ a Grecian Urn'' (Keats) | 45 |
| ''___ a Grecian Urn'' | 37 |
| River dividing Germany and Poland | 33 |
| River between Germany and Poland | 32 |
| Part of the Germany/Poland border | 33 |
| Part of the German/Polish border | 32 |
| The Szczecin Lagoon is an extension of its mouth | 48 |
| River separating Germany and Poland | 35 |
| River from Silesia to the Neisse | 32 |
| River between Poland and E. Germany | 35 |
| Part of the Polish–E. German border | 42 |
| Part of the Poland-Germany border | 33 |
| Major waterway of Eastern Europe | 32 |
| It joins the Neisse near Frankfurt | 34 |
| It has banks in Germany and Poland | 34 |
| It forms part of the Poland-Germany border | 42 |
| Germany's Frankfurt an der ___ | 34 |
| Chart in many a PowerPoint presentation | 39 |
| ___-Spree Canal (German waterway) | 33 |
| ___-Neisse Line (border in Europe) | 34 |
| They're studied by English majors | 37 |
| Poems with "To" in their titles | 41 |
| Paul Claudel's "Cinq Grandes ___" | 47 |
| "Elemental ___" (Pablo Neruda work) | 45 |
| ''To a . . .'' poems | 36 |
| Works by Beethoven and Bobbie Gentry | 36 |
| Words worth a poetry lover's time | 37 |
| They often begin with "To" | 36 |
| Some works in Keats' collection | 35 |
| Selections in a Keats collection | 32 |
| Purcell's "___ and Welcome Songs" | 47 |
| Poems titled "To a . . ." | 35 |
| Poems sometimes beginning with "To a" | 47 |
| Pindaric, Horatian, Sapphic, etc. | 33 |
| Paul Claudel's "Cinq Grandes ---" | 47 |
| Pablo Neruda's "Elemental ___" | 44 |
| Pablo Neruda's "___ to Opposites" | 47 |
| Literature class reading, perhaps | 33 |
| Contents of Horace's "Carmina" | 44 |
| Confucius’s “Book of ___” | 37 |
| Confucius's "Book of __" | 38 |
| Confucius's "Book of ___" | 39 |
| "To the Moon" and others | 34 |
| "To Autumn" and others | 32 |
| "For the Fallen" et al. | 33 |
| "___ to Common Things" (Neruda book) | 46 |
| "___ et Ballades" (Victor Hugo work) | 46 |
| "__ to Common Things" (Neruda book) | 45 |
| "__ of Solomon": religious works | 42 |
| "__ et Ballades" (Hugo book) | 38 |
| ___ of Solomon (noncanonical book) | 34 |
| ___ of Solomon (book of the Apocrypha) | 38 |
| "Battleship Potemkin" locale | 38 |
| Forsyth's "The ___ File" | 38 |
| "Battleship Potemkin" city | 36 |
| "The Battleship Potemkin" setting | 43 |
| "The Battleship Potemkin" locale | 42 |
| ''Battleship Potemkin'' setting | 47 |
| West Texas city named by Russians | 33 |
| Ukranian birthplace of Yakov Smirnoff | 37 |
| Seat of Texas's Ector County | 32 |
| Port city on an arm of the Black Sea | 36 |
| "Potemkin" mutiny site | 32 |
| ''Potemkin'' mutiny locale | 42 |
| Title city of a Forsyth thriller | 32 |
| Texas city with an annual Shakespeare Festival | 46 |
| Texas city named for a city in Ukraine | 38 |
| Texas city named by Russian immigrants | 38 |
| Texas city named after a Ukrainian city | 39 |