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Crossword clues for Wrote, in a way. 7 letters:

EMAILED: Wrote, in a way
PRINTED: Wrote, in a way.
TSELIOT: Who wrote "This is the way the world ends / Not with a bang but a whimper"
CONGREVE: He wrote "Way of the World."
ANKA: Paul who wrote "My Way"
ANKA: He wrote "My Way" for Sinatra
TIEGS: Model who wrote "The Way to Natural Beauty"
HAVEL: President who said "If you want to see your plays performed the way you wrote them, become president"
ANKA: He wrote "My Way"
WALTERBENJAMIN: German philosopher who wrote, "The only way of knowing a person is to love them without hope"
DESADE: He wrote "The only way to a woman's heart is along the path of torment"
PROUST: He wrote "Swann's Way"
ANKA: He wrote lyrics to "My Way"
ELIOT: Poet who wrote "This is the way the world ends / Not with a bang but a whimper"
HOWAR: She wrote "Laughing All the Way"
ANKA: He wrote lyrics to "My Way" for Sinatra
EMINEM: Rapper who wrote the book "The Way I Am"
ROSS: He wrote "He Ran All the Way."
DESADE: He wrote "It is always by way of pain one arrives at pleasure"
ANKA: Paul who wrote the Sinatra standard "My Way"
ANT: Solomon wrote of it "Consider its ways"
OHARA: He wrote "The Horse Knows the Way"
YOGIBERRA: Joe Garagiola wrote that he "just puts words together in ways nobody else would ever do"
MARX: Philosopher who wrote, "The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways. The point, however, is to change it"
DANTE: Poet who wrote "In the middle of the journey of our life I came to myself within a dark wood where the straight way was lost"
ALDERMAN: In shape no bigger than an agate stone. On the forefinger of an ___.” nyt 1948 ALE Beverage. nyt 1948 ALE Robin Hood's beverage. nyt 1948 ALEA Athena ___, Greek goddess of light. nyt 1948 ALEATORY Pertaining to luck, lotteries, etc. nyt 1948 ALEC Pianist Templeton. nyt 1948 ALECS Wise guys. nyt 1948 ALECTO One of the three Furies. nyt 1948 ALEE On the sheltered side. nyt 1948 ALEGAR Vinegar made of ale. nyt 1948 ALEM Turkish crescent, or its flag. nyt 1948 ALEMAN President of Mananaland. nyt 1948 ALEMAN President of Mexico. nyt 1948 ALEN Danish measure. nyt 1948 ALERTS Warning sirens. nyt 1948 ALES Beverages. nyt 1948 ALEXANDRE Monsieur Dumas. nyt 1948 ALEXIS Czar of Russia (1629–76). nyt 1948 ALGER Clergyman who wrote 119 books (1832–99). nyt 1948 ALI Arabian Nights character. nyt 1948 ALI Disciple of Mohammed. nyt 1948 ALI Son-in-law of Mohammed. nyt 1948 ALI ___ Baba. nyt 1948 ALIA By another way: Latin. nyt 1948 ALIAS Nom de guerre. nyt 1948 ALIBI What everyone has in a whodunit. nyt 1948 ALIDADE Instrument for locating forest fires. nyt 1948 ALIENATE Estrange. nyt 1948 ALIENED Estranged. nyt 1948 ALIGN Lay out methodically. nyt 1948 ALIKE Identical. nyt 1948 ALIKE Identical. nyt 1948 ALIKE In common. nyt 1948 ALISH Like October brew. nyt 1948 ALIST Canted over. nyt 1948 ALIT Dismounted. nyt 1948 ALIT Dismounted. nyt 1948 ALIT Dismounted. nyt 1948 ALIT Rested. nyt 1948 ALKALI Mineral salt in some soils. nyt 1948 ALL ___ American. nyt 1948 ALLA According to. nyt 1948 ALLA Mme. Nazimova. nyt 1948 ALLAH Arab God. nyt 1948 ALLAYED Quelled. nyt 1948 ALLEGES Declares. nyt 1948 ALLEGHENY One of the Smoky City's rivers. nyt 1948 ALLEGRO L'___" by Milton.
STRAINATAGNAT: ___, and swallow a camel.” nyt 1956 STRAIT Narrow waterway. nyt 1956 STRAITENED Somewhat pressed for cash. nyt 1956 STRAITS Magellan and Malacca. nyt 1956 STRAND London street, parallel to the Thames. nyt 1956 STRAND Shore. nyt 1956 STRAP Airplane seat accessory. nyt 1956 STRAP Band. nyt 1956 STRAP Belt. nyt 1956 STRAP Belt. nyt 1956 STRAP Thong. nyt 1956 STRAPHANGER Type of passenger. nyt 1956 STRAPPED Fastened in a certain way. nyt 1956 STRASS Lead glass. nyt 1956 STRASS Silk refuse. nyt 1956 STRASSE Berlin thoroughfare. nyt 1956 STRASSE Relative of a bahn. nyt 1956 STRATEGIST Artful planner. nyt 1956 STRATO ___-cirrus. nyt 1956 STRATUS Cloud formation. nyt 1956 STRAW Mere trifle. nyt 1956 STRAW Soda fountain item. nyt 1956 STRAWBOSS Foreman's assistant: Colloq. nyt 1956 STRAWHAT Farmer's topper. nyt 1956 STRAWMEN Puppets. nyt 1956 STRAWS Grain stalks. nyt 1956 STRAWVOTE Election year routine. nyt 1956 STRAY Maverick. nyt 1956 STRAY Straggle. nyt 1956 STRAY Wander. nyt 1956 STRAY Wandering. nyt 1956 STRAYED Failed to concentrate. nyt 1956 STRAYED Wandered. nyt 1956 STRAYLAMB Topic for the Whiffenpoofs. nyt 1956 STREAM Move swiftly. nyt 1956 STREAM Runnel. nyt 1956 STREAMLINE Having a certain contour. nyt 1956 STREAMLINER Modern train. nyt 1956 STREET Baker, Basin or Beale. nyt 1956 STREET Downing ___. nyt 1956 STREETER He wrote Dere Mable."