Crossword clues for His, to Bierce 4 letters:LOVEA temporary insanity curable by marriage, per Ambrose BierceHERSHis, per Ambrose BierceHERSHis, to BierceLOVEBierce's definition of it starts, "A temporary insanity curable by marriage"LOVEA temporary insanity, per Ambrose BierceBOREA person who talks when you wish him to listen, per Ambrose BierceLIARA lawyer with a roving commission, per Ambrose BierceHERSBierce defines it "His"BOREWord defined by Ambrose Bierce in 17-, 39-, and 61-AcrossLIFEPer Ambrose Bierce, it's "a spiritual pickle preserving the body from decay"BOREA person who talks when you wish him to listen: Ambrose BierceHERSBierce defines it as "His"BIERCEAmbrose who wrote "The Devil's Dictionary"BIERCEDevil's Dictionary authorBIERCEAmbrose the satirist.BIERCECobwebs From an Empty Skull humoristBIERCEHumorist Ambrose who once defined "alone" as "in bad company"BIERCEAuthor of "The Devil's Dictionary"BIERCESee 23-AcrossBIERCEWriter AmbroseBIERCEAmbrose, "The Patron Saint of Sarcasm"BIERCEWriter of "Happiness, n. An agreeable sensation arising from contemplating the misery of another"BIERCESatirical dictionary writer AmbroseBIERCEAmerican journalist, author (1842–1914?).BIERCEAmerican journalist and author who disappeared in Mexico, 1914.BIERCEAmerican satirist AmbroseBIERCEThe Devil's Dictionary author AmbroseBIERCEThe Devil's Dictionary authorBIERCEHearst columnistPIANOA parlor utensil for subduing the impenitent visitor: Ambrose BierceAMBROSECynical BierceTHECOVERSOFScathing review attributed to Ambrose Bierce, part 1ALONEIn bad company, per Ambrose BierceAMBROSECynic Bierce who once defined "alone" as "in bad company"PATIENCEAmbrose Bierce defined it as "A minor form of despair, disguised as a virtue"HATREDA sentiment appropriate to the occasion of another's superiority, per Ambrose BierceCYNICOne "whose faulty vision sees things as they are, not as they ought to be," per Ambrose BierceDESTINYA tyrant's authority for crime and a fool's excuse for failure, per Ambrose BierceMONEYA blessing that is of no advantage to us excepting when we part with it, according to Ambrose BierceAMETHODOFCONFIRMINGStart of Ambrose Bierce's definition of 'Discussion' in 'The Devil's Dictionary'APERSONWHOMWEKNOWWELLStart of Ambrose Bierce's definition of 'Acquaintance' in 'The Devil's Dictionary'ILETGOIf ___ I shall break my neck--BierceSINSuccess, n. The one unpardonable ___ against one's fellows: Ambrose BierceINBADAlone _____ company, a la Ambrose BierceTHECOVERSOFStart of a remark by Ambrose BierceALONEIn bad company, per BierceINBADAlone ___ company, a la Ambrose BierceCYNICALLike Ambrose Bierce, famouslyALONEIn bad company, according to BierceCYNICBierce, notably
