- AROSE
- Got up
- Greeted the day
- Lost a lap
- Sprang up
- Woke up
- Came up
- Cropped up
- Started the day
- Got out of bed
- Materialized
- Developed
- Dragged oneself into the shower, say
- Was broached
- Emerged
- Stood
- Popped up
- Awakened
- Broached in conversation
- Came to be
- Emanated
- Got up and at 'em
- Levitated
- Insurrected
- Came about
- Originated
- There __ such a clatter...
- Sprang into being
- Obeyed reveille
- Quit lying
- Faced the day
- Left one's seat
- Sprung up
- Got to one's feet
- Opposite of "lay"
- Was noticed
- Bolted up
- Crawled out of bed
- Lost one's lap
- Revolted
- Came into being
- Came to attention
- Jumped to one's feet
- Surfaced
- Bid the bed adieu
- Came to mind
- Responded to reveille
- Was revolting?
- Appeared
- Achieved prominence
- Left the bed
- Sprang (from)
- Left the bench
- Stopped lying?
- That which we call ___ ...: Shakespeare
- Reacted to the alarm
- Came to light
- Debunked?
- Left a chair
- Responded to the alarm clock
- Gave a standing ovation, say
- Left one's bed
- Got vertical
- When out on the lawn there ___ such a clatter: Moore
- When out on the lawn there ___ such a clatter...
- ... by any other name would ...
- Moved upward
- Came into view
- Stood up
- Rebelled
- Succeeded
- Greeted the dawn
- Hit the decks
- Was mentioned
- That which we call __ ...: Shakespeare
- Became an issue
- Broke out
- Responded to an alarm
- Faulkner's "__ for Emily"
- ... __ / By any other name ...
- Got off the chair
- ... __ / By any other name ...: Juliet
- Came into play
- Rolled out of bed
- Tossed off the covers
- Hopped out of bed
- Emanated (from)
- Turned up
- Kicked off the covers, say
- Got out of 63-Across
- Did stand up?
- Middle of Stein's line
- Part of a Stein line
- Stein ending
- Left the chair
- Ascended
- End of a Stein's line
- Started
- Stein line ender
- Bobbed up
- Left the depths
- Got up from one's chair
- End of a Stein line
- I Never Promised You __ Garden
- Got off one's chair
- Come out smelling like __
- Love is __ but you better not pick it (Ronstadt lyric)
- Come up smelling like __
- Came to pass
- Greeted the morning
- First appeared
- Got famous
- Came to prominence
- Became a thing
- Became famous
- Became known
- Got up from a chair
- Resulted (from)
- Reared up?
- Started to somnambulate
- Reacted to reveille
- Sprang.
- Began.
- Started up.
- ___ is a rose is a rose.
- Subject of Gertrude Stein repetition.
- Only ___.
- Got into motion.
- Went up.
- Mighty Lak' ___.
- Only ___,” by Friml. nyt 1954 AROSE Came into being. nyt 1954 AROSE One-third of Stein's trio. nyt 1954 AROSE Stein subject. nyt 1954 AROSE Stood. nyt 1954 AROUND In various places. nyt 1954 AROUSAL Stirring to action. nyt 1954 AROUSE Move. nyt 1954 AROUSE Stir up. nyt 1954 AROUSE Stir up. nyt 1954 AROW And pretty maids all in ___."
- That which we call ___ . . .
- ___ by any other name . . .
- Soared.
- Had origin.
- Went skyward.
- Presented itself.
- Answered the alarm.
- Loomed.
- Subject of G. Stein definition.
- Might Lak' ___.
- Another meaning for 20 Across.
- Ushered in the day.
- Gertrude Stein words.
- Part of Stein line.
- Stein's repetition
- Faced the dawn
- Words from Gertrude Stein
- Took place
- Loomed up
- ___ by any other . . .
- Heeded the alarm
- Start of a Stein line
- Start of Gertrude's quote
- Showed respect for the National Anthem
- Appeared above the horizon
- Faulkner's "___ for Emily"
- Sprung
- End of a well-known Stein line
- Hit the deck, in one sense
- What the minutemen did
- ___ by any other name . . . : Juliet
- Issued
- Mutinied
- Mighty Lak ____
- Met the day
- ___ by any other name . . . : Shak.
- Hit the deck
- End of a Gertrude Stein quote
- Obeyed the alarm clock
- Stein-line ending
- There's Something About ___ (That Reminds Me of You)
- Didn't hit the snooze button
- Sprang forth
- Dawned
- William Browne poem "___, as Fair as Ever Saw the North"
- Got up from sleeping
- Lifted off the launch pad, e.g.
- ... according to Neil Young
- Came (from)
- Stemmed (from)
- Became apparent
- Emerged, as an issue
- Greeted the day, say
- Thrice-repeated words in one of Gertrude Stein's truisms
- Stood up or flower?
- Greeted the new day
- 'Kiss From --' (#1 hit for Seal)
- Come up smelling like --
- Seal "Kiss From ___"
- What a comeback career did
- Elvis Costello "Mighty Like ___"
- Neil Young "Love Is ___"
- Became a hot topic
- Became a topic of conversation
- Got high
- Floated to the surface
- _____ by any other name . . .
- Part of Gertrude Stein's line
- Was mentioned, as a name
- Gertrude Stein phrase
- Stein threepeat?
- Took wing
- Stein quote ending
- Kiss From ___
- Took wing, e.g.
- Took part in a rebellion
- Took to one's feet
- Ceased being supine
- Came into existence
- Kiss From ___ (Seal hit)
- Prepared to hear "The Star-Spangled Banner"
- Defied gravity
- Began the day
- Ceased lying?
- Sprang to one's feet
- Tossed off the covers and stood
- Was no longer supine
- There ___ such a clatter ...
- Got the day started
- Reacted to a morning alarm
- Stopped hitting snooze, say
- Came up or got up
- Resulted
- Left the sack
- ____ by any other name . . .
- ___ for Emily: Faulkner
- Stirred
- Prepared to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner"
- ___ by any other name would . . .
- ___ by any other name (Shakespeare)
- Whipped up, as a storm
- Honored the judge's entrance
- Came up in conversation
- Prepared to give a standing O
- Left the recliner
- Happened
- Words from Stein
- Gave a standing O, say
- Stemmed
- Became prominent
- Climbed
- Occurred
- Came to the surface
