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Crossword clue for "TIS"

TIS: Indeed, milady

Other crossword clues for answer "TIS"

TIS: Quaint contraction; __ the season ...; ___ the season...; Coleridge's contraction; Poet's contraction; ___ in my memory lock'd: Ophelia; Frank McCourt title; ___ the season to be ...; Frank McCourt memoir; Poetic contraction; Carol contraction; Aye; ___ Pity She's a Whore; ___ Pity She's a Whore (1633 tragedy); It's, once; 'Tain't rebuttal; Angela's Ashes sequel; Contraction that's an anagram of a more common version; Some graphing calculators; ___ but a scratch ...; ___ but a scratch ... ("Monty Python" line); Aye, brother; Mos def!; 1999 Frank McCourt memoir; It's for Brit Lit class; Notes between las and dos; Old-fashioned contraction; Preceder of the season; Quaint affirmation; My country __ of thee...; Yep; You bet; You bet, poetically; Indeed, in the past; Most definitely, poetically; 'Taint comeback; Ideal blackjack hands; Frank McCourt book; McCourt memoir; ... __ of thee; Carol's first word; Sequel to "Angela's Ashes"; Scale-singer's notes; The season opener?; My country, ___ of thee...; Frank McCourt novel; Whether ___ nobler ...; ___ better to have loved and lost ...; ___ the last rose of summer; ___ the season to be jolly; ___ the wind and nothing more; Yes, sire; Mm-hmm; Old-fashioned "Yup!"; Follower of my country?; First word of "Simple Gifts"; Quaint "mm-hmm"; Twelfth word of Hamlet's "To be..." soliloquy; You're right, fancily; Quaint "yes"; Beginning of "the season to be jolly"; ___ Autumn (jazz tune); Deck the Halls contraction; ___ folly to be wise (Gray); Third word of "America"; Whether ___ nobler in the mind... ("Hamlet"); ___ folly to be wise; E's in the key of F; Follow-up to "Angela's Ashes"; Last word of, and sequel to, "Angela's Ashes"; My country follower; It's in poetry; Third word before "to be jolly"; Angela's Ashes follow-up; Bard's contraction; It's in much poetry; America contraction; It's contracted; Quaint "Quite!"; ___ better to have loved ...; My country, ___ ...; Agreed, poshly; 'Twas in the present; It's old?; It is; Verily; __ the season to be...; ____ the season ...; _____ the season...; Tain't retort; ___ Autumn; Woody Herman hit, "___ Autumn"; Scale notes; Whether ___ nobler...: Hamlet; ___ the year's midnight...: Donne; Whether __ nobler...: Hamlet; __ folly to be wise: Gray; __ the year's midnight...: Donne; ...__ time to do't: Lady Macbeth; My country __ ...; __ a pity; Musical sevenths; It's from the old days; Word after "la la la la"; Whether __ nobler in the mind ...: Hamlet; __ better to have loved ...: Tennyson; It's found in poetry?; It's in a carol?; That's right, quaintly; Noel contraction; Not counting fas and las, word after "holly"; ... __ an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers: "Romeo and Juliet"; __ the season to be jolly ...; Carol opener; True dat, quaintly; It's in an old way; It's in many poems; ___ not for you to hear what I can speak: "Macbeth"; __ the gift to be simple ... : Shaker song; Apt "it's" anagram; '__ some visitor,' I muttered ... : Poe; __ better to have loved and lost ...; 'Twas now?; Musical notes; Seventh notes; __ a gift . . .; Carol word; __ for the tears were shed to save me; __ better to have loved . . .; Scale notes after las; McCourt book; McCourt work; __ pleasure, sure, to see one's name in print: Byron; __ not so deep as a well: Shak.; __ the Voice of the Lobster (poem recited by Alice); Sequel to a 1996 Pulitzer memoir; Contraction in Hamlet's soliloquy; Absolutely, for short; Brief confirmation; Twas, presently; Book after "Angela's Ashes"; Last word of "Angela's Ashes"; Most definitely; Sonneteer's contraction; Fa la la la la, la la la la follower; 1999 Frank McCourt book; Memoir that preceded "Teacher Man"; 1999 memoir that was a bestseller; Opposite of 'tain't; They come before dos; ... ___ a consummation devoutly to be wish'd: Hamlet; Notes after las or word sung after "la la la la la la la la"; Samoan palms.; ___ summer, the darkies are gay.; Common contraction.; ___ not so deep as a well . . .; ___ the last rose of summer . . . ” nyt 1953 TIS Poetic contraction. nyt 1953 TIS Poetic verbal contraction. nyt 1953 TIS Verbal contraction. nyt 1953 TISH A Mary Roberts Rinehart heroine. nyt 1953 TISH Mary Roberts Rinehart character. nyt 1953 TISKET A ___, a tasket . . . "; A contraction.; Poet's word.; Verbal contraction.; Poetic verbal contraction.; Musical syllables.; Poetic contr.; It's "it's."; Poetic word; . . . ___ of thee; Music notes; Country follower; My country, ___ of . . .; That he is mad, ___ true; Notes; ___ Autumn, 1941 song; ___ mightiest in the mightiest: Shak.; Word after "My country"; Las' followers; Polynesian plants; Polynesian trees; Musical tones; Diatonic notes; It's for poets; ___ almost fairy time: Shak.; . . . to bed; ___ almost fairy time: Shak.; Moore's "_____ the Last Rose of Summer"; Woody Herman's "_____ Autumn"; Deck the Halls” contraction nyt 1995 TIS My country, ____ of thee..."; Seasonal contraction; ___ a pity; Woody Herman's "___ Autumn"; ___ So Sweet to Trust in Jesus (hymn); Poetic contraction usually at the start of a line; Quaint agreement; It comes before the season; Deck the Halls word; ___ in the breath of heaven...: Keats; It is contracted; ___ Me, O Lord (spiritual); Follow-up to the best seller "Angela's Ashes"; Notes after las; Third word in "America"; ___ So Sweet (gospel song); ___ Autumn (Woody Herman hit); ___ the Last Rose of Summer (old song standard); Rejoinder to "'tain't!"; Here ___; ___ Autumn (hit 1941 song); ___ now the very witching time of night: Hamlet; 1999 best-selling memoir; Word repeated in Emily Dickinson's "___ so much joy! ___ so much joy!"; ___ so appalling - it exhilarates: Dickinson; ___ the last rose of summer (start of a Thomas Moore poem); That so? reply; My country's follower?; Indeedy; ___ true; ___ So Sweet to Trust in Jesus; ___ the last rose of summer (Thomas Moore poem starter); Contracted agreement; Word that begins with an apostrophe; Sole word in the last chapter of "Angela's Ashes"; ___ well (George Washington's last words); What precedes the season?; ___ my first night beneath the Sun (Dickinson poem); ___ the Voice of the Lobster ("Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" poem); Christmas song contraction; Start of the season?; Christmas carol contraction; Contraction in a Christmas song; Yuletide contraction; ___ but a scratch (Monty Python quote); ___ but a scratch: Monty Python; ___ destiny unshunnable, like death: "Othello"; ___ the Damn Season (2020 Taylor Swift song); Contraction that drops an "i"; First word of the song "Simple Gifts"; Stanza contraction; Ah yes, yes indeed; Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise: Thomas Gray; ___ but a scratch: oft-quoted Monty Python line; ___ no sin to cheat the devil: Daniel Defoe; Quaint confirmation; Indeed!, quaintly; ___ Love That Makes Us Happy (hymn); Contraction in "Deck the Halls"; Taylor Swift's "___ the Damn Season"; Bear with him, Brutus; ___ his fashion: Cassius; Seventh notes on scales; __ a far, far better thing I do...; True dat, to Shakespeare; 'Whether _____ nobler in the mind . . .'; 'Whether -- nobler in the mind ...'; '-- the season . . .'; Archaic contraction; '-- a pity'; 'My country -- of thee ...'; 'Whether -- nobler ...'; '-- a shame'; '-- folly to be wise'; '-- the season to be jolly'; 'My country, -- ...'; Best-selling autobiography of 2000; Frank McCourt's sequel to "Angela's Ashes"; Frank McCourt's follow-up to "Angela's Ashes"; La followers; Whether ___ nobler in the mind to suffer ...; ___ in my memory lock'd, and you yourself shall keep the key . . .: Ophelia; ___ some visitor entreating entrance at my chamber door: "The Raven"; Whether ___ nobler in the mind . . . (part of a "Hamlet" soliloquy); Yea, verily; ___ the Damn Season (Taylor Swift song); Old-timey contraction; ___ the morrow full of storm: Neruda; . . . _____ of thee; Whether _____ nobler ...; Frank McCourt sequel; Sit back?; _____ the season to be jolly; It is abbreviated; Frank McCourt follow-up; Sequel to 28-Down; Follower of "Angela's Ashes"; First word of a Frank McCourt title; ____ a pity; ___ the season to ...; T'aint! opposite; 'Twas today?; It is fancy?; It's in old poems; Lead-in to "the season"; The season preceder; Whether ___ nobler in the mind ...; It is contracted long ago!; ____ Autumn; It is shorter?; Last word in "Angela's Ashes"; McCourt title; It starts the season; It is, that is; My country follower, in song; ___ nobler in the mind . . .; It's in a lot of poetry?; Word before "the season to be jolly"; ___ an old tale, and often told (Scott); Retort to "T'aint!"; Contraction in "America"; 18-Down, in the present tense; Present-tense 'twas; Present tense of 'twas; Present-tense version of 'twas; 'Twas, in the present tense; Seventh tones; Yule contraction; Notes just above las; ___ the morrow full of storm (Neruda poem); ___ the mind that makes the body rich: Petruchio; ___ a dainty thing to command: Cervantes; Apostrophized affirmative; Archaic "Agreed!"; Archaic agreement; Old-school "Indeed!"; Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise; ___ Autumn (1941 jazz standard); ___ midnight, but small thoughts have I of sleep: Coleridge; ___ a consummation devoutly to be wished: Hamlet; ___ the wind and nothing more! ("The Raven"); Aye, true!; Whether ___ nobler in the mind to suffer...: Hamlet; ___ better to be vile than vile esteemed: Shakespeare; ___ the Voice of the Lobster (Lewis Carroll poem); ___ Money Makes a Man (old English ballad); ___ the wind and nothing more! ("The Raven" line); Lewis Carroll's "___ the Voice of the Lobster"; McCourt's sequel to "Angela's Ashes"