The word before "the night before ..." | 48 |
Syllable before "brillig" | 35 |
Start of Moore's Yule poem | 30 |
Start of Clement Moore's poem | 33 |
Start of Clement Moore's famous poem | 40 |
Start of a Yuletide reading | 27 |
Start of a yule reading | 23 |
Start of a well-known poem | 26 |
Start of a Clement Clarke Moore poem | 36 |
Start of a Carroll work | 23 |
Start of a C. Moore classic | 27 |
Start of "Jabberwocky" | 32 |
Start for Moore poem | 20 |
Start for a Moore poem | 22 |
Seasonal poem lead-in | 21 |
Poetic word that begins with an apostrophe | 42 |
Opening word of "Jabberwocky" | 39 |
Old-timey contraction | 21 |
Moore starter | 13 |
Moore opener | 12 |
Jabberwocky beginning | 24 |
It's in the past | 20 |
It was, poetically | 18 |
It starts "A Visit from St. Nicholas" | 47 |
Holiday poem opener | 19 |
First word of Xmas poem | 23 |
First word of Moore's famous poem | 37 |
First word of Moore poem | 24 |
First word of a seasonal poem | 29 |
First word of a Santa Claus story | 33 |
First word of a famous Christmas poem | 37 |
First word of a Clement Moore poem | 34 |
First word in a story from Clement Clarke Moore | 47 |
Famous yuletide poem starter | 28 |
Dec. 24 word | 12 |
Clement Moore opener | 20 |
Clement C. Moore's opener | 29 |
Clement C. Moore opening | 24 |
Classic Christmas opener | 24 |
Christmas verse starter | 23 |
Christmas verse opener | 22 |
Christmas poem start | 20 |
Christmas poem opening | 22 |
"It was" contraction | 30 |
"'___ the night before Christmas ..." | 51 |
"'___ the night before Christmas . . ." | 53 |
"... ___ but the wind": Byron | 39 |
"--- the night before Christmas" | 42 |
"--- the night before Christmas ..." | 46 |
"--- brillig and the slithy toves..." | 48 |
"___ wondrous pitiful": "Othello" | 53 |
"___ warm — at first — like Us" (Emily Dickinson) | 67 |
"___ the night before Christmas" | 42 |
"___ the night before Christmas . . . " | 49 |
"___ Love--not me" (Emily Dickinson poem) | 51 |
"___ Love - not me": Dickinson | 40 |
"___ like a Maelstrom, with a notch" (Emily Dickinson poem) | 69 |
"___ grace that taught my heart to fear" ("Amazing Grace") | 78 |
"___ ever thus" | 25 |
"___ brillig, and the slithy toves ..." ("Jabberwocky") | 75 |
"___ brillig and the slithy . . . " | 45 |
"___ brillig and the slithey toves . . ." | 51 |
"___ brillig ..." | 27 |
"___ a dark and stormy . . . " | 40 |
"__ Christmas told the merriest tale": Scott | 54 |
"__ Christmas broach'd the mightiest ale": Scott | 62 |
"__ brillig, and the slithy ...": Carroll | 51 |
"__ brillig ...": "Jabberwocky" opening | 59 |
''Jabberwocky'' beginning | 41 |
'-- the night before Christmas' | 39 |
'-- ever thus' | 22 |
'-- brillig, and ...' | 29 |
'-- brillig, ...' | 25 |
"___ long parting" (Emily Dickinson) | 46 |
It was not: Contraction | 23 |
Employees who once went up, up and away | 39 |
Words by J. W. Graves | 21 |
Start of a January lament | 25 |
Jerk-offs | 9 |
1986 PGA Championship winner | 28 |
P.G.A. winner: 1986 | 19 |
P.G.A. champ: 1986 | 18 |
Like some light bulbs | 21 |
Golfer Bob | 10 |
Bob who won the 1986 PGA Championship | 37 |
Bob of the P.G.A. | 17 |
Bob ___, 1986 P.G.A. Player of the Year | 39 |
Bob of the PGA | 15 |
1986 PGA Player of the Year Bob | 31 |
1986 PGA Player of the Year | 27 |
1986 PGA Championship winner Bob | 32 |
1986 PGA champ Bob | 18 |
1986 P.G.A. Championship winner Bob | 35 |
AVENUE GOING EAST OR WEST | 25 |
Low budget, as an operation | 27 |
Adjust slightly | 15 |
Minor adjustment | 16 |
Tinker with | 11 |
Playful pinch | 13 |
Make a slight adjustment to | 27 |