| Shakespeare's magician in "The Tempest" | 53 |
| Shakespeare's man of Athens | 31 |
| Shakespeare's merchant | 26 |
| Shakespeare's merchant of Venice | 36 |
| Shakespeare's merry group | 29 |
| Shakespeare's misanthrope | 29 |
| Shakespeare's misanthropic Athenian | 39 |
| Shakespeare's mischievous spirit | 36 |
| Shakespeare's Moor | 22 |
| Shakespeare's mornings | 26 |
| Shakespeare's mother's maiden name | 42 |
| Shakespeare's Muse | 22 |
| Shakespeare's night | 23 |
| Shakespeare's Olivia, e.g. | 30 |
| Shakespeare's own? | 22 |
| Shakespeare's playhouse | 27 |
| Shakespeare's plays have five | 33 |
| Shakespeare's prankster | 27 |
| Shakespeare's prince | 24 |
| Shakespeare's prince of Denmark | 35 |
| Shakespeare's promise to Elizabethans? | 42 |
| Shakespeare's Puck | 22 |
| Shakespeare's Puck, for one | 31 |
| Shakespeare's queen of the fairies | 38 |
| Shakespeare's river | 23 |
| Shakespeare's Robin Starveling | 34 |
| Shakespeare's Ross, e.g. | 28 |
| Shakespeare's seven | 23 |
| Shakespeare's seven ages ____ | 33 |
| Shakespeare's shortest tragedy | 34 |
| Shakespeare's shrew | 23 |
| Shakespeare's shrew tamer | 29 |
| Shakespeare's shrew, informally | 35 |
| Shakespeare's Shylock, for one | 34 |
| Shakespeare's Sir Toby | 26 |
| Shakespeare's Sir Toby ___ | 30 |
| Shakespeare's Sir Toby, e.g. | 32 |
| Shakespeare's Sir ___ Belch | 31 |
| Shakespeare's Sly, e.g. | 27 |
| Shakespeare's Snout et al. | 30 |
| Shakespeare's stomping ground | 33 |
| Shakespeare's stream | 24 |
| Shakespeare's Suffolk, for one | 34 |
| Shakespeare's tamed shrew | 29 |
| Shakespeare's testy Athenian | 32 |
| Shakespeare's theater | 25 |
| Shakespeare's third age of man | 34 |
| Shakespeare's title Athenian | 32 |
| Shakespeare's town | 22 |
| Shakespeare's tragic father | 31 |
| Shakespeare's tree rescuee | 30 |
| Shakespeare's Venetian villain | 34 |
| Shakespeare's was "mortal" | 40 |
| Shakespeare's water | 23 |
| Shakespeare's wife | 22 |
| Shakespeare's women of Windsor | 34 |
| Shakespeare's world | 23 |
| Shakespeare's ___ Hathaway | 30 |
| Shakespeare's ___ of Salisbury | 34 |
| Shakespeare's _____ of Rousillon | 36 |
| Shakespeare, "Sweet ___ of Avon" | 42 |
| Shakespeare, at times | 21 |
| Shakespeare, e.g. | 17 |
| Shakespeare, for one | 20 |
| Shakespeare, notably | 20 |
| Shakespeare, simply | 19 |
| Shakespeare, the Bard of ___ | 28 |
| Shakespeare, vis-Ã -vis Avon | 30 |
| Shakespeare, with "the" | 33 |
| Shakespeare-based opera | 23 |
| Shakespearean ''Bummer!'' | 41 |
| Shakespearean ''gladly'' | 40 |
| Shakespearean ''soon'' | 38 |
| Shakespearean "Alas!" | 31 |
| Shakespearean "baddie" | 32 |
| Shakespearean "Bummer!" | 33 |
| Shakespearean "gladly" | 32 |
| Shakespearean "hanger" | 32 |
| Shakespearean "I can't believe we just stayed up all night!"? | 75 |
| Shakespearean "over there" | 36 |
| Shakespearean "shortly" | 33 |
| Shakespearean "shucks" | 32 |
| Shakespearean "soon" | 30 |
| Shakespearean "straightaway" | 38 |
| Shakespearean "What a shame" | 38 |
| Shakespearean accusation | 24 |
| Shakespearean actor | 19 |
| Shakespearean actor Derek | 25 |
| Shakespearean actor Edmund | 26 |
| Shakespearean actor Kenneth | 27 |
| Shakespearean actor McCowen | 27 |
| Shakespearean actors? | 21 |
| Shakespearean adverb | 20 |
| Shakespearean affirmatives | 26 |
| Shakespearean apparition | 24 |
| Shakespearean assents | 21 |
| Shakespearean Athenian | 22 |
| Shakespearean attendant | 23 |
| Shakespearean auxiliary verb | 28 |
| Shakespearean avenger | 21 |