| Fairy queen | 11 |
| Shelley's fairy queen | 25 |
| Queen of the fairies | 20 |
| Shelley subject | 15 |
| Shakespearean queen | 19 |
| Shakespeare's fairy queen | 29 |
| Shelley queen | 13 |
| Fairy queen of folklore | 23 |
| Shelley's "Queen ___" | 35 |
| Queenly dream-inducer | 21 |
| Queen of folklore | 17 |
| Queen in a speech by Mercutio | 29 |
| Queen in a Shelley poem | 23 |
| Queen described by Mercutio | 27 |
| Fairy queen mentioned in "Romeo and Juliet" | 53 |
| "The fairies' midwife," according to Mercutio | 59 |
| The Bard's tiny queen | 25 |
| Shelley's "Queen __" | 34 |
| She plagues ladies' lips with blisters, per Mercutio | 56 |
| Shakespearean fairy queen | 25 |
| Queen who "comes in shape no bigger than an agate-stone" | 66 |
| Queen of "Romeo and Juliet" | 37 |
| Queen mentioned in "Romeo and Juliet" | 47 |
| Queen in Shelley's poetry | 29 |
| Queen in "Romeo and Juliet" | 37 |
| Queen ___ of the fairies | 24 |
| Queen ___ (fairy referenced in "Romeo and Juliet") | 60 |
| Principal in a well-publicized breakup | 38 |
| One of the moons of Uranus | 26 |
| Mythical sovereign | 18 |
| Mercutio speech subject | 23 |
| Folkloric fairy queen | 21 |
| Folklore fairy queen | 20 |
| Fairy queen, in Shakespeare | 27 |
| Fairy queen who carried a "whip of cricket's bone," in Shakespeare | 80 |
| Fairy queen who assisted with dreams | 36 |
| Fairy queen of literature | 25 |
| Fairy queen of English legend | 29 |
| Fairy Queen in Romeo and Juliet | 31 |
| Fairy queen governing men's dreams | 38 |
| Fairy queen described by Mercutio | 33 |
| Fairies' queen | 18 |
| Dream producer of folklore | 26 |
| Dream controller of folklore | 28 |
| Character in Drayton's "Nymphidia" | 48 |
| Bard's fairy queen | 22 |
| "The fairies' midwife": Shak. | 43 |
| "O, then, I see Queen ___ hath been with you": Mercutio | 65 |
| "Fairies' midwife" in "Romeo and Juliet" | 64 |
| Stately public enemy of the '30s? | 37 |
| Legendary public enemy of the '30s | 38 |
| Legendary Depression Era public enemy | 37 |
| Legendary '20s-'30s crime family head | 45 |
| Female gangster | 15 |
| Crime family head | 17 |
| Bank robber of the 30's | 27 |
| Normand of the silents | 22 |
| Normand of silents | 18 |
| Silents actress Normand | 23 |
| Silents star Normand | 20 |
| Lady with a dream in a Louis Armstrong tune | 43 |
| Roger and Dee's mother on "What's Happening!!" | 64 |
| Old-time actress Normand | 24 |
| Normand or Mercer | 17 |
| "The Pirates of Penzance" heroine | 43 |
| Normand of early films | 22 |
| Cabaret singer Mercer | 21 |
| "Pirates of Penzance" heroine | 39 |
| ''The Pirates of Penzance'' heroine | 51 |
| Song stylist Mercer | 19 |
| Singer Mercer | 13 |
| Normand of silent movies | 24 |
| Normand of silent comedies | 26 |
| Normand of old movies | 21 |
| Normand | 7 |
| Name meaning "lovable" | 32 |
| Miss Normand of silents | 23 |
| Miss Normand | 12 |
| Jerry Herman musical "Mack & ___" | 47 |
| Jazz singer Mercer | 18 |
| Gravel-voiced singer Mercer | 27 |
| Comedienne Normand who co-starred with Chaplin | 46 |
| British Columbia's _____Lake | 32 |
| "Mad About You" baby | 30 |
| Old phone company nickname | 26 |
| Target of a 1984 breakup | 24 |
| Parent company? | 15 |
| AT3T, familiarly | 16 |
| The phone company personified | 29 |
| Telephone company, informally | 29 |
| Quaint nickname for the phone company | 37 |
| Phone company "parent," once | 38 |
| Parent of Ameritech, Nynex, etc. | 32 |
| Onetime phone company sobriquet | 31 |
| Onetime phone company nickname | 30 |
| One-time monopoly, familiarly | 29 |
| Old phone-company nickname | 26 |
| Old phone monopoly personified | 31 |
| Old phone company sobriquet | 27 |
| Old name for the phone company | 30 |