| Dizzy-making drawings | 21 |
| Dazzling works | 14 |
| Dazzling posters | 16 |
| Dazzling gallery display | 24 |
| Dazzling drawings | 17 |
| Cultural phenomenon of the '60s | 35 |
| Confusing pictures | 18 |
| Category for MOMA | 17 |
| Bridget Riley's movement | 28 |
| Bridget Riley's "Movement in Squares," e.g. | 57 |
| Bridget Riley's "Blaze 4," e.g. | 45 |
| Bridget Riley creations | 23 |
| Bauhaus course | 14 |
| Abstract visual style | 21 |
| Abstract visual images | 22 |
| Abstract painting | 17 |
| Abstract images | 15 |
| Abstract creations | 18 |
| 60's-70's gallery hangings | 34 |
| 60's poster genre | 21 |
| '60s painting style | 23 |
| Â Â Eyeball benders | 25 |
| Ibid. relative | 14 |
| Ibid. kin | 9 |
| Ref. to an earlier ref. | 23 |
| Ref. to a prior ref. | 20 |
| Kin of ibid. | 12 |
| In the work mentioned (Abbr.) | 29 |
| In the work cited: Abbr. | 24 |
| In the work cited, briefly | 26 |
| In the work already mentioned: Abbr. | 36 |
| Footnote words | 14 |
| Footnote ref. | 13 |
| Dissertation abbreviation | 25 |
| Dissertation abbr. | 18 |
| Common footnote abbr. | 21 |
| Certain footnote | 16 |
| Uncork, to Keats | 16 |
| Unlock, in verse | 16 |
| Reveal, in verse | 16 |
| Unlock, poetically | 18 |
| Reveal, poetically | 18 |
| Unlock, in poetry | 17 |
| Not shut, in odes | 17 |
| Unseal | 6 |
| Unclose, to Shakespeare | 23 |
| Unclose, to poets | 17 |
| Unclose, poetically | 19 |
| Unlock, to a poet | 17 |
| Uncover, poetically | 19 |
| Unseal, poetically | 18 |
| Unlock, to poets | 16 |
| Unlock, to a bard | 17 |
| Unfold, in verse | 16 |
| Unclose, to the Bard | 20 |
| Reveal, in poetry | 17 |
| Expose, in verse | 16 |
| Unveil, in poems | 16 |
| Unfold, poetically | 18 |
| Uncover, in verse | 17 |
| Unclose | 7 |
| Poetic start | 12 |
| Open, poetically | 16 |
| Not shut, poetically | 20 |
| Expose, poetically | 18 |
| Begin, to poets | 15 |
| Ajar, in poems | 14 |
| "O Henry, ___ thine eyes!" (Shakespeare) | 50 |
| "Earth still holds __ her gate": Thomas Nashe | 55 |
| "'I __ you liked your drink,' sez Gunga Din" | 62 |
| What blossoms do, in poetry | 27 |
| Unveil, to an odist | 19 |
| Unveil, in poetry | 17 |
| Unstop, poetically | 18 |
| Unlock'd | 12 |
| Unlock, to Keats | 16 |
| Unlock, to bards | 16 |
| Unlatch, poetically | 19 |
| Unclose, to Keats | 17 |
| Unclose, to Byron | 17 |
| Unclose, to a poet | 18 |
| Unclose, in verse | 17 |
| Unclose, in poesy | 17 |
| Unclose, in poems | 17 |
| Unbarred, to a bard | 19 |
| Poetic open | 11 |
| Not shut, in verse | 18 |
| Not seal'd | 14 |
| Dream, with a Cockney accent | 28 |
| Begin, poetically | 17 |
| Ajar, to Keats | 14 |
| "To ___ their golden eyes": Shak. | 43 |
| "O Henry, ___ thine eyes!": Shak. | 43 |
| "And when I ___ my lips . . . ": Shak. | 48 |
| Word for and in Pope | 20 |
| What flowers do, in poetry | 26 |
| Use a poet's corkscrew? | 27 |
| Unwrap, poetically | 18 |
| Unwrap, in verse | 16 |
| Unveiled, in verse | 18 |