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Other crossword clues for answer "ANON"

ANON
Primary Colors auth.
Down the line
He gets quoted often: abbr.
In a bit
In a while
Later
Presently
Prolific auth.
Prolific poet?
Pronto
Shortly
Soon
After a bit
At another time
By-and-by
Ever's partner
In the near future
Prolific "author"
Prolific, but unknown, author?
See 17A
Author unknown byline
Primary Colors author
After a while
Erelong
Famous author
Much quoted auth.
Mystery writer?
Short mystery writer?
Before long
Before you know it
Author of quite a few great quotes, briefly
In a trice
Attribution for many a famous quote
Common attribution for famous quotes
I shall return ___!
Any day now, poetically
Source of many quotes, briefly
Tumblr rando
___, good nurse! (line delivered from Juliet's balcony)
Ever and ___
By and by, poetically
Erelong, to a bard
In a sec
Like unsourced quotations, briefly
Shortly, in Brit Lit claas
Shortly, in a stuck-up way
Shortly, quaintly
Soon, to a bard
Very shortly
16-Across partner
Any second now
Like a mystery man, for short
Mystery writer?: Abbr.
Soon, straightaway.
Author of sorts
Before too long
Ever and __
Before much longer
Any time now
Ever's companion
In a short while
Shortly, to the Bard
Soon enough
Pretty soon
Soon, quaintly
In due time
Unsigned (abbr.)
Bartlett's abbr.
Forthwith
Soon, in verse
Some time hence
In a short time
In a moment
In short order
Common abbr. in Bartlett's
In a little while
Shortly, in Shakespeare
Having no known auth.
Author in many a citation: abbr.
Common quotation-book abbr.
Like some sources: Abbr.
You shall have wine enough, my lord, ___: "Richard III"
Before long, poetically
Unattributed, as a quote: Abbr.
Limerick attribution, maybe: Abbr.
Unknown auth.
All in good time, my liege
Donor list abbr.
Unsourced, for short?
Some other time
Straight away, old-style
[I don't know who said this]
Member of a worldwide hacktivist collective
In a while, way back
Bartlett's abbreviation
Oft-quoted "author" (abbr.)
In a bit, to the bard
In a little while, to Juliet
Oft-cited auth.?
Quot. source, often
Shakespearean "soon"
Author unknown, for short
Author unknown (abbr.)
Briefly
Directly
Unknown quote's attrib.
Auth. unknown
Shortly, to Shelley
Soon, to Shakespeare
Abbreviated mystery writer?
Freq. attribution in Bartlett's
In the near future, in the past
Unknown writer (abbr.)
Bard's "soon"
Common Bartlett's abbr.
Unknown author (abbr.)
Bard's "in a little while"
Before thou knowest it
In a bit, in a poem
Author w/o a name?
Coming up shortly
Quotation notation
Shortly, to a bard
Soon, in a sonnet
Abbr. in "Bartlett's Familiar Quotations"
Not right now
One of these days
Quotation notation (abbr.)
Right away, or later
Shortly, to Shakespeare
Mr. X
Soon, to poets
Soon, to the Bard
Any minute now
Bartlett's byline, briefly
Any minute
Soon, poetically
Any minute, once
In a few minutes
Soon, to Shelley
Soon, to a poet
Without delay, to Wordsworth
Briefly unknown?
Nameless auth.
Shortly, in verse
Soon, in a stanza
Soon, to a sonneteer
Unnamed author (abbr.)
Like many snide comments on the web (abbr.)
Shakespearean "straightaway"
Shortly, poetically
Sometime soon
Quite soon, poetically
Before long, before
Before long, quaintly
Shortly, in a stanza
Sooner than thou thinketh
Author of many poems?
Forgettable author, for short
In a jiff
Pop. author
Mystery author
Nameless author: Abbr.
The unknown author
Author unkonwn: Abbr.
Prolific author?: Abbr.
Right away
Oft-quoted auth.?
Auth. unkown
Not just yet
I would venture to guess that __, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a woman: Woolf
Auth. of many quotes?
In not too long, old-style
Poetic time reference
Like some graffiti: Abbr.
Later, to the Bard
Shakespearean "shortly"
Like many SFPD tips
Secret identity?: Abbr.
Shakespeare's "soon"
In a few
Like some LAPD tips
Any minute now, to a bard
Before long, to Shakespeare
In a bit, poetically
In a short time, old-style
Like "Beowulf," e.g.: Abbr.
Quotation abbr.
Like Mr. X
Like some blog comments: Abbr.
A little later
Before thou know'st
Auth. of many snarky blog comments
In a bit, old-style
In a short time, quaintly
Like many quotes: Abbr.
Many a folk song, composer-wise: Abbr.
... __ the dreadful thunder / Doth rend the region: "Hamlet"
Any day now
Like most Internet trolls: Abbr.
Like some annoying blog posts: Abbr.
Old folk song composer, often: Abbr.
Soon, to Pope
Source unknown, as a quote: Abbr.
Unsigned, briefly
In a short time, poetically
Like many a quote: Abbr.
Any minute, to Shakespeare
Like many an Internet troll: Abbr.
Many a folk song writer: Abbr.
Very shortly, to Shakespeare
Any minute, old-style
In short order, in verse
Right away, in verse
Like some quotes: Abbr.
Soon, long ago
Archaic "soon"
At once, in many poems
Poet's "in a trice"
Quote book abbr.
Common quote "source": Abbr.
Presently, quaintly
Sans attribution, for short
Shortly, once
Soon, in Shakespeare
Unknown author, for short
Unknown composer, for short
Mystery writer, briefly?
Soon, in stanzas
We don't know who wrote this abbreviation
Abbr. in quote books
In a sec, quaintly
Bartlett abbr.
Unknown, as an author: Abbr.
Soon, in poems
Tag on some quotes
Of unknown authorship: Abbr.
Poetic adverb
Unattributed: Abbr.
Soon, in poetry
Unnamed auth.
Poetic "soon"
Soon, to Spenser
In a bit, to a bard
Quotation-book abbr.
Attribution abbr.
Not named: Abbr.
Soon, to a 5 Down
Soon, to bards
Unknown auth. credit
Uncredited: Abbr.
Unknown, as a writer: Abbr.
Unsigned, as an article: Abbr.
Before long, in a poem
Blue shade
Notation after "A new broom sweeps clean"
Poet's "shortly"
Unsigned, for short
A little later, in verse
In a bit, in verse
How some tips are provided: Abbr.
Quotation citation
The Bard's "any day now"
Abbr. seen after quotes
In the near future, a while back
In the nigh future
Major "source" of quotes, for short
Uncredited, as a quote: Abbr.
Uncredited, for short
Bard's "before long"
Verse's "in no time"
Before long, in verse
Common "Fool's paradise" attribution
Common quote notation
Mystery author byline
Poetic future time
Poetic time
Endymion adverb
A little later, in cantos
Author uncertain: Abbr.
Blog troll's name, often
Common quote attribution
Shortly, in stanzas
Notation after "A fool's paradise"
Old-time adverb
Quote book notation
Attribution abbreviation
Quote bk. attribution
What may follow "Time is of the essence"
At another time, in poetry
Not in a long time
Soon, in odes
In a while, in poetry
Sonneteer's soon
Abbr. in a book of quotations
Al-___ (support group for family and friends of alcoholics)
At a later date
Author of the quip at 20-, 37-, 51-, 66-, 20-, 37-, and 51-Across
Ever and ___ (from time to time)
At once, once
Notable quotable: Abbr.
Partner for ever
Third Witch's third line in "Macbeth"
Ere you can say Jack Robinson?
In a minute, in a poem
In the blink of an orb?
Partner of 31-Down
See 63-Across
Al-___ (support group)
Momentarily
Presently, poetically
Straightway.
Author unknown.
Composer unknown.
Prolific writer.
Poet who is nameless.
Nameless writer.
At once: Arch.
Author of "The Little Brown Jug."
Soon: Poetic.
Unknown author.
Mañana.
Frequent word in book of quotes.
In a jiffy.
In good time.
At once: Archaic.
Composer of 111 Across.
Not long from now.
Abbreviation for an unknown.
Companion of 2 Down.
Signature on many poems.
Straightway: Archaic.
What some Valentines are: Abbr.
At once, in Shakespeare's day.
Straightaway.
After a time.
Later on.
Soon, old style.
Sun god.
Unknown: Abbr.
Of unknown name: Abbr.
Partner of 58 Down.
Widely quoted author, for short.
Forthwith, formerly.
Oft-quoted source.
Short for a much-quoted author.
Bearing no name: Abbr.
Oft-cited authority: Abbr.
Unascribable: Abbr.
Author of note.
Betimes.
Companion of ever.
Famed author, for short.
Partner of ever.
John Doe, e.g.
Literary abbreviation.
Signature on some writings.
Popular signature
Signature on some writings: Abbr.
Familiar author: Abbr.
Common signature
Abbr. in an anthology
Familiar sig.
Much-cited source
Abbr. in a quotation book
Literary credit
Nameless: Abbr.
Certain writers: Abbr.
Prolific poet: Abbr.
___, good nurse!: Juliet
Most prolific auth.
Prolific author, for short
Poet's soon
Prolific composer or author
Maybe mañana
Ever's pal
In the offing
At some other time
Most quoted author
Ubiquitous auth.
Composer of "Te Deum"
Immediately
Like the verse "Roses are red, violets are blue ...," in brief
Unknown source, for short
Juliet's word to her nurse
World's most prolific author?
Prolific anth. author
Author of 95 Across
Familiar byline
Ever and _____
Soon after
Mr. X, for short
Quot. attribution
Eftsoon
Ghost writer?
Not now
Quotable notable?: Abbr.
Primary Colors author, for short
Betimes, updated
Freq. quotation attribution
Not known: Abbr.
Like most graffiti: Abbr.
Like most limericks, in short
Like most nursery rhymes: Abbr.
Like most proverbs: Abbr.
Untraceable, for short
Al-___ (valuable support group)
Like most jokes on the Internet: Abbr.
Not quite yet
This may follow words of wisdom
Al-___
Mysterious byline, for short
Quotation attribution: Abbr.
Like many a quip: Abbr.
Nameless, for short
Within the hour, maybe
In due course
Like most bathroom graffiti: Abbr.
See 38-Down
Author of the observation, briefly
In a bit, to bards
Quotation designation: Abbr.
Source of many a proverb, for short
Like most adages: Abbr.
Like some online forum postings: Abbr.
Like "Beowulf," in brief
Like many a wiseacre's comment: Abbr.
In a bit, in poems
Like many forum postings: Abbr.
Like many limericks: Abbr.
Uninformative attribution: Abbr.
Like many blog comments, informally
Like most proverbs, for short
Shortly, to a poet
I'll send for you ___: Othello
Nameless, briefly
Coming up, to milady
Like most graffiti, for short
Like Mr. X, briefly
Like most adages, for short
When Juliet tells the Nurse she will come in from the balcony
Composer of many limericks, for short
Unknown source, informally
Like Mr. X, but not Malcolm X
Before being outed, for short
Of uncertain origin: Abbr.
I'll come to you ___: Macbeth
Before thou knowest
In a little while, in poetry
Like most proverbs, in brief
Mystery writer, for short
Like the author of "Beowulf," in brief
Source of many an ode, in brief
Unidentified, informally
Author of many quotes
Al- --
Ever and --
Abbr. after a quote
9-Down and --
In a little bit
Modest signature
Directed by Alan Smithee, essentially: abbr.
Like some donations: abbr.
Unknown person, for short
In due course, poetically
Presently, to the Bard
Unidentified author, in brief
Attribution for many folk songs, for short
Untraceable author, for short
Author credited on many old poems
Oft-quoted indiv.
At hand
Author credited on many poems
Coming soon, in the past
Mysterious author
Old-fashioned word for "in a little while"
Soon, bard-style
At another time, in an old-fashioned way
At once, for Shakespeare
Without delay, in poetry
Before long, to the Bard
Over's partner
Popular author's ID
Soon, ere now
Many a lit. author
... and ___ with joy receiveth it (Matthew 13:20)
Shortly, to Hamlet
Ever partner
Soon, in the past
Author unknown byline, briefly
Baffling byline, briefly
Unknown author's byline, briefly
We don't know who said it abbr.
Auth. of many quotations
Like many a poet, for short
Popular poet, briefly
Source of many quotations, for short
Abbr. used when an author is unknown
Before much longer, poetically
Prolific unknown author?
Author of many quotations
Without a name, briefly
Unknown author, briefly
Unknown quote source, for short
Creator of many quotations, apparently
In a bit, to Shakespeare
In a little while, to Shakespeare
In due time, poetically
In the near future, politically
Writer unknown
Any day now, to the Bard
Anytime now, of yore
Anytime now, old-style
Soon, in old poems
Unnamed author, for short
Author's unknown byline, briefly
Soon, in romantic poetry
Any day now, to a bard
In a bit, of yore
In a little while, a long while ago
Oft-quoted mysterious author
Old-style "in a little while"
Quaint word for an unknown author
Shakespearean "very soon"
Soon, in old poetry
Soon, once
Soonish, old-style
Unknown, briefly
Very soon, once
Don't know who wrote it old-style
Almost here, old-style
At a later date, super old
In the near future, old
In the near future, way old
Old-style nameless writer
Shortly, old-style
Soon, way old
Untraceable author
Way-old soon
With author unknown
Poetic word that bookends "Anne Sexton"
Secret author: Abbr.
Troll commenter's name, often
Unknown blog commenter's nickname
Unknown quote source, briefly
Poetic "before long"
Soon, archaically
Before long, to a poet
Common screen name for a troll
Shortly, in poetry
Soon, in Shakespeare's day
Unknown commenter, informally
Unknown poster: Abbr.
Like many posters?: Abbr.
Message board rando
Source of "I walk around like everything's fine, but deep down, inside my shoe, my sock is sliding off": Abbr.
Unidentified author, for short
Ever and ____
Pretty quick
Prolific writer?: abbr.
Shy author?
Down the road
6 Down in hiding?
Before long, long before now
Not forthwith
Some authors, briefly
Quote note
Oft-quoted author?
Popular writer?
At once, to the Bard
The unknown author, briefly
Unattributed, in Bartlett's
Unknown author's byline
Author unknown, briefly
Quotation notation, briefly
Quotation notation, sometimes
Auth. unknown byline
Any minute, to old poets
Any day now, romantically
Mystery auth.
Soon, to poetic types
Unattributed auth.
Baffling byline
Shakespeare's "in a sec"
Shortly, to poets
Before long, to a bard
Abbr. in quotation books
Like many quotations (Abbr.)
Roget's abbr.
Unattributed, in Bartlett's (Abbr.)
See 14-Across
Source of unattributed quotes (Abbr.)
Unidentified, for short
Unknown commenter, for short
Freq. author
Teen-__ (help program)
Myst. writer?
When Iago bade Cassio return
Juliet's reply to her nurse
Soon, in sonnets
Shortly, in sonnets
Soon, to a 49-Down
In but a twinkling
Shortly, in poems
Before long, in poetry
Shortly, in a sonnet
Unattributed, briefly
Before long, to poets
When Othello promises to send for Desdemona
When Othello says he'll send for Lodovico
Before long, to bards
Brief Bartlett's byline
Soon, to sonneteers