Text | Length |
When Donne is done for the day? | 31 |
Versifier's "still" | 33 |
Velvet tail? | 12 |
Velvet chaser | 13 |
Velvet attachment? | 18 |
Velvet attachment | 17 |
Velvet add-on | 13 |
Twilight, to a bard | 19 |
Twilight time to a poet | 23 |
Time of day, in poesy | 21 |
Time of day, briefly | 20 |
Time of darkling | 16 |
Time o' day | 15 |
Tho' | 8 |
Tho lead-in | 11 |
The bard's bedtime? | 23 |
Sundown, to Spenser | 19 |
Sundown, to a bard | 18 |
Sundown, in sonnets | 19 |
Suffix with ''velvet'' | 38 |
Suffix for an inferior fabric | 29 |
Still, to Steele | 16 |
Still, to Shakespeare | 21 |
Still, to Robert Browning | 25 |
Shakespearean twilight | 22 |
Shakespearean adverb | 20 |
Scop's end of day | 21 |
Rhyme time? | 11 |
Postsundown time, to Poe | 24 |
Poetic, V-less contraction | 26 |
Poetic time of night | 20 |
Poetic sunset time | 18 |
Poetic period after dusk | 24 |
Poetic darkness | 15 |
Poetic dark period | 18 |
Poet's twilight | 19 |
Poet's time | 15 |
Poet's period after dusk | 28 |
Poet's nighttime | 20 |
Poet's evening | 18 |
Poet's early night | 22 |
Poet's dark time | 20 |
Poe's night | 15 |
Plural ending for fellah | 24 |
Period in a sonnet | 18 |
P.M. period in poesy | 20 |
P.M. hours, to a bard | 21 |
Opposite of morn, to a poet | 27 |
Opposite of morn | 16 |
Nighttime, to a poet | 20 |
Nighttime, in verses | 20 |
Nighttime, in old poems | 23 |
Nightfall, to poets | 19 |
Nightfall of poetry | 19 |
Night, in verse | 15 |
Night time, to Burns | 20 |
Night of poetry? | 16 |
Night of poetry | 16 |
Moreover, to poets | 18 |
Lyrical period | 14 |
Laureate's level | 20 |
Late-October suffix | 19 |
It's between morn and night | 31 |
It may precede "tho" | 30 |
Irish diminutive suffix | 23 |
Hallow-___ (Samhain, as once written) | 37 |
Hallow conclusion | 17 |
Gloaming, in verse | 18 |
Gloaming, even more poetically | 30 |
Frost-y night? | 14 |
Fabric name suffix | 18 |
Fabric name ending | 18 |
Evening, in poesy | 17 |
Evening, in an ode | 18 |
Even, to poets | 14 |
Even, in poesy | 14 |
Even, condensed | 15 |
Even to Emerson et al | 21 |
Ending for velvet or Hallow | 27 |
Ending for "Hallow" | 29 |
Eliot's level | 17 |
Early night, in an ode | 22 |
Dusk's time, to Tennyson | 28 |
Dusk, in poetry | 15 |
Dusk to Browning | 17 |
Donne's dinnertime? | 23 |
Dinner time, to Donne | 21 |
Diminutive suffix meaning "dear one" | 46 |
Day's end, in verse | 23 |
Darkening time in verse | 23 |
Dark'ning time | 18 |
Dark time, to a bard | 20 |
Dark time, for short | 20 |
Dark time for bards | 19 |
Dark time for a poet | 20 |
Dark period of poetry | 21 |
Contraction before "now" | 34 |
Contracted time period? | 23 |
Chaucer's twilight | 22 |
Cant end | 8 |
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