Crossword Clue: Old-style "frequently"

The Crossword Solver found 1 possible answer for the clue OLD-STYLE "FREQUENTLY" which appears 1 time in our database, See the results below.

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Frequently
Poetic word
Poetic adverb
Many a time
Repeatedly
Frequently, in verse
Many times
Poet's word
Frequently, poetically
Time and again
Frequent
Regularly
O'er and o'er
Poet's adverb
Frequently, in poems
Commonly
Frequently, to Keats
Frequently, in rhyme
Frequently, in poetry
Frequently, to poets
Repeatedly, quaintly
Frequently, to a poet
Poet's "frequently"
Frequently, to Frost
Frequently, to a bard
Many times, in verse
Literary adverb
In many cases
Frequently, to Byron
Many times, to Keats
Many times, poetically
Many times o'er
In many cases, to a poet
Frequently, to Shakespeare
Frequently, in poesy
Frequent, in rhyme
Not seld
Frequently (poetic)
"___ in the stilly night"
___-quoted
With regularity, poetically
Time and again, in verse
Regularly, in poems
O'er and o'er again
Many a time, poetically
Like a comfy pillow
Frequent, in poetry
A lot, to a bard
___-repeated
With regularity, to Whitman
Time and again, to Whitman
Time and again, to a bard
Repeatedly, to a bard
Regularly, in poetry
Poetic frequency
Poet's frequently
Often, poetically
Often, for short
More than sometimes, in poetry
Many times, to bards
Many times, briefly
Many a time, in verse
It's frequently in verse
Habitually, for short
Frequently, to Shelley
Frequently, to Donne
Frequently, to bards
Frequently, quaintly
Frequently, old-style
Frequently, in old literature
Frequently, for Frost
Frequent, in verse
Consistently, in verse
Commonly, once
Bard's "frequently"
Almost alway
"What ___ was thought . . . ": Pope
"... the apparel __ proclaims the man": "Hamlet"
"___ in the stilly night . . . "
All-told
With regularity, in poetry
With regularity, in odes
What's frequently found in poetry?
Unseldom
Time and again, to poets
Time and again, to a poet
Thomas Moore poem "___ in the Stilly Night"
Shakespearean "frequently"
Repeatedly: poet.
Repeatedly, to Milton
Repeatedly, in verse
Repeatedly, in rhyme
Repeatedly, in poems
Regularly, to a rhymester
Regularly, in rhymes
Recurrently, to Donne
Quite a bit, in verse
Poet's word for frequently
Periodically, poetically
Opposite of seld
Once-common "commonly"
Often, to Standish O'Grady
Often, to Old English lyricist
Not infrequent, in poems
Much, hyphened
Much, before a hyphen
More than once in a while
More than occasionally, to a bard
Moore's "___ in the Stilly Night"
Many times: Poet.
Many times, to poets
Many times, to Browning
Many times, old-style
Many times, in poetry
Many times, in poems
Many a time, to Tennyson
Many a time, in poetry
It's common in poetry
Happening a lot, cut
Habitually, to Hardy
Frost's "The ___-Repeated Dream"
Frequently: Poet.
Frequently, to St. Francis of Assisi
Frequently, to Poe
Frequently, to Freneau
Frequently, to FitzGerald
Frequently, to Browning and others
Frequently, to an Old English lyricist
Frequently, once
Frequently, literarily
Frequently, in sonnets
Frequently, in romantic poetry
Frequently, in old poetry
Frequently, in brief
Frequently, for short
Frequently, briefly
Frequently, archaically
Frequently in verse
Frequently found in poetry?
Frequently (poetically)
Frequently poetically
Frequently in poems
Frequent, to a poet
Frequent, poetically
Frequent, in old poetry
Frequent, in odes
Far from seldom, to Shakespeare
Commonly, to Coleridge
Commonly, in verse
All the time, long ago
All the time, in odes
Again and again, to bards
Again and again, in poesy
A lot, to Shakespeare
A lot, in verse
A lot of times, to poets
A lot of the time, in poetry
A lot of old poems
(Poetically) frequently
(In poetry) frequently
"Thy friendship __ has made my heart to ache": Blake
"The good is ___ interred with their bones": "Julius Caesar"
"The good is __ interred with their bones": Antony
"The good is __ interred with their bones": "Julius Caesar"
"So ___ have I invoked thee for my Muse": Shak.
"So ___ have I invoked thee ...": Shak.
"Our remedies ___ in ourselves do lie": Shak.
"Our remedies __ in ourselves do lie": "All's Well That Ends Well"
"Jesters do ___ prove prophets": "King Lear"
"How ___times I repine for the days of the old" Dylan
"How ___ is the candle of the wicked put out!": Job 21:17
"How ___ Has the Banshee Cried" (Thomas Moore poem)
". . . apparel __ proclaims the man": "Hamlet"
"_____ I had heard of Lucy Gray": Wordsworth
"___ in the Stilly Night" (Thomas Moore poem)
"___ in the Stilly Night" (Thomas Moore lyric)
"___ in the Stilly Night," T. Moore poem
"___ I had heard of Lucy Gray": Wordsworth
"__ I had heard of Lucy Gray . . .": Wordsworth
'Twixt ne'er and e'er
''For loan __ loses both itself and friend'': Shak.
Two-times
___-mentioned
___-forgotten
___-cited

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