English poet laureate: 1670–88 | 37 |
English poet laureate: 1715-18 | 30 |
English poet laureate: 1715–18 | 37 |
English poet laureate: 1790 | 27 |
English poet Matthew | 20 |
English poet Nicholas | 21 |
English poet of 1700's | 26 |
English poet or Ontario town | 28 |
English poet runs into comedian | 31 |
English poet Siegfried | 22 |
English poet Sir Arthur ___-Couch | 33 |
English poet Smith | 18 |
English poet Thomas | 19 |
English poet Walter __ Mare | 27 |
English poet who co-founded the Pre-Raphaelites | 47 |
English poet who gave his name to a chair | 41 |
English poet who wrote "A Book of Nonsense" | 53 |
English poet who wrote "Lady Jane Grey" | 49 |
English poet Wilfred ___ | 24 |
English poet __ Manley Hopkins | 30 |
English poet's concern | 26 |
English poet's monogram | 27 |
English poet-clergyman | 22 |
English poet-critic: 1893-1968 | 30 |
English poet-diplomat: 1664-1721 | 32 |
English poet-novelist: 1886-1967 | 32 |
English poet/composer Gurney | 28 |
English poet/playwright | 23 |
English poet: 1552-99 | 21 |
English poet: 1757–1827 | 30 |
English poet: 1802-39 | 21 |
English policy makers | 21 |
English political philosopher John | 34 |
English political scientist | 27 |
English pony | 12 |
English pool game | 17 |
English pop duo ___ & Dave | 30 |
English pop group | 17 |
English pop singer Goulding | 27 |
English pope | 12 |
English popular novelist | 24 |
English port | 12 |
English port west of Bournemouth | 32 |
English portraitist | 19 |
English portraitist John | 24 |
English portraitist Sir Joshua | 30 |
English portraitist who championed the Grand Style | 50 |
English potter | 14 |
English potter: 1754–1827 | 32 |
English potters | 15 |
English pottery town | 20 |
English Premier League club, to fans | 36 |
English prep school | 19 |
English prep school since 1440 | 30 |
English prep school town | 24 |
English preppy | 14 |
English prime minister | 22 |
English prime minister dubbed “The Great Commoner” | 58 |
English prime minister: 1945–51 | 38 |
English primroses, e.g | 22 |
English prince | 14 |
English prince's alma mater | 31 |
English prince's nickname | 29 |
English princess | 16 |
English princess after whom a Virginia county is named | 54 |
English prison | 14 |
English prison of note | 22 |
English prisons | 15 |
English privy | 13 |
English professor's deg. | 28 |
English professor's wear, stereotypically | 45 |
English pub dish | 16 |
English public school | 21 |
English punks ___ 69 | 20 |
English Puritans | 16 |
English Quaker | 14 |
English Quaker who founded a state | 34 |
English queen | 13 |
English queen et al. | 20 |
English queen in Ahmadou Ahidjo's land | 42 |
English queen or princess | 25 |
English quintet | 15 |
English race course | 19 |
English race place | 18 |
English race place since 1711 | 29 |
English race place since 1839 | 29 |
English race site | 17 |
English racecourse | 18 |
English racer with a car named after him | 40 |
English racetrack | 17 |
English racetrack site | 22 |
English racetrack town | 22 |
English racing site | 19 |
English racing town | 19 |
English racing village | 22 |
English railway town | 20 |
English rapper Rascal | 21 |
English reading, perhaps | 24 |
English rebel Fawkes | 20 |
English rebel leader of 1400's | 34 |