- SMIT
- Hit, biblically
- Struck, old-style
- Hit, in the past
- Hit, Old Testament-style
- Stricken
- Struck, once
- Slapped, old style
- Struck, archaically
- Hit hard by love, old-style
- Like Shakespeare in love?
- Hit hard, old style
- Biblical "hit"
- Injured, to Shakespeare
- -- with the love of sacred song:Milton
- Inspired with love, old-style
- Head over heels in love, old-style
- 15-Down, old-style
- Infatuated, old-style
- Apt Biblical rhyme for "hit"
- Struck a blow
- Destroyed, old-style
- Struck down
- Taken with, old style
- Hit, old-style
- Struck hard, old-style
- Infatuated, of yore
- __ with the love of sacred song: Milton
- Struck.
- Enamored.
- Deeply affected.
- In love: Colloq.
- Inflicted a heavy blow.
- Hard hit.
- Infatuated: Colloq.
- Love-struck.
- Struck forcibly.
- Impressed.
- Hit hard.
- Struck hard.
- Hit.
- Struck a heavy blow.
- Struck: Obs.
- Clobbered, old style
- Hard-hit, old style.
- Enamored of, old style.
- Enamored, old style
- Lovestruck, old style
- Thwacked
- Struck, in days of yore
- Old rhyme for hit
- Clobbered, in days of yore
- Hit, biblical style
- In love
- Slugged, old-style
- Struck down, old-style
- Goo-goo-eyed, old-style
- In love old style
- Struck, in old parlance
- Struck, to Spenser
