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Crossword clues for O'er and o'er:

OFT: O'er and o'er
OFT: O'er and o'er again
DALTREY: Love, Reign O'er Me singer
YON: O'er there
NEATH: Opposite of "o'er"
WAKE: Path passed o'er
OFT: O'er and again
KEYWORDS: ... o'er the ramparts...
OMISSION: Feature of "o'er", to grammarians
MAB: Who "gallops o'er a courtier's nose", per Mercutio
NEATH: O'er's opposite
ELISION: What "o'er" is an example of
YOND: O'er there
YON: ... the morn ... Walks o'er the dew of __ high eastward hill: "Hamlet"
OFT: Many times o'er
YON: ... o'er the dew of __ high eastward hill: Shak.
LEA: One with the clouds that are whirled o'er the __: Noyes
NEATH: Poetic opposite of o'er
THRU: O'er
ILOVEAPIANO: Berlin's "fingers o'er the keys" tune
LEA: The lowing herd winds slowly o'er the __: Gray
REIGN: The Who's "Love, ___ O'er Me"
FREE: O'er the land of the ___ ...
ALP: O'er many a frozen, many a fiery ___.—Milton.
RAMPARTS: O'er the ___ we watched.
ASEA: Traveling o'er the waves
HEATH: Not o'er
BRAE: O'er bank and ___...he glanced away...: Sir Walter Scott
NEATH: Not o'er
THEFIELDSWEGO: O'er ___ laughing all the way.
THERAMPARTS: O'er ___ we . . .
LEA: . . . winding o'er the ___
NEATH: O'er's antithesis
EER: Relative of o'er
ACOLD: . . . leaps o'er ___ decree: Shak.
ONBORROWEDTHYME: . . . "O'ER THE LENT HERB" by P. Osborn?
RAMPARTS: What we watched o'er
VALES: . . . o'er ___ and hills: Wordsworth
RAMPARTS: Key watched o'er them
ASEA: O'er the bounding main
EEN: When dark comes o'er the land
OPPOSITEOFNEATH: O'er
LEA: What "the lowing herd wind slowly o'er" in a Thomas Gray poem
QUEENMAB: She "gallops o'er a courtier's nose," in Shakespeare
ELIDES: Says "o'er" for "over," e.g.
LEA: The lowing herd wind slowly o'er the ___ (Thomas Gray line)
LEA: What the lowing herd wind slowly o'er, in verse
THITHER: O'er yon
NEATH: O'er opposite
REIGN: Who "Love, ___ o'er Me"