- YON
- Over there
- Hither's partner
- Over there, quaintly
- Round ___ Virgin Mother ...
- Over there, poetically
- Thataway, poetically
- Hardly hither
- Hither and ___
- Hither's opposite
- In the distance
- Twelfth word of "Silent Night"
- O'er there
- Off in the distance, poetically
- Not hither
- Thither
- Distant
- Hither's counterpart
- Seest thou ___ dreary plain ...: Milton
- That one over there
- At some point far off
- Far removed
- Them there
- Not close, old-style
- Hither partner
- That, once
- O nightingale, that on ___ bloomy spray... (Milton)
- Over there, old-style
- Thataway
- Distant, quaintly
- Way out there
- Distant, in verse
- That way, to a Renaissance man
- ___ ribaudred nag of Egypt,/Whom leprosy o'ertake!: "Antony and Cleopatra"
- Over there, back when
- That, old-style
- 'Who touches a hair of __ gray head ...': Whittier
- ... bring Him that __ soars on golden wing: Milton
- ... from __ far country blows: Housman
- O nightingale, that on __ bloomy spray ...: Milton
- ... the morn ... Walks o'er the dew of __ high eastward hill: "Hamlet"
- Quaint pointing word
- Over there, to Milton
- ... the dew of __ high eastward hill: "Hamlet"
- Old-style over there
- Partner of hither
- ... o'er the dew of __ high eastward hill: Shak.
- O Were My Love __ Lilac Fair: Burns
- It's other than hither
- Round __ virgin ...
- __ light is not daylight: Juliet
- Round __ Virgin, Mother and Child ...
- Hither and __
- Over thataway
- Thataway, quaintly
- That, way back when
- Out there
- Far in __ azure deeps: Longfellow
- Poetic direction
- Way over there, poetically
- Far from hither
- Way over there
- Poetic "over there"
- Poetic "way out there"
- Poetic "thataway"
- Bard's "over there"
- Over there, in verse
- Silent Night adjective
- Way over there, in verse
- Poet's "over there"
- At a distance.
- The one there: Archaic.
- More distant: Poet.
- Over there: Poet.
- Those at a distance: Archaic.
- Farther: Archaic.
- Being at a distance: Poet.
- Being the more distant: Poet.
- Distant, old style.
- Poetic contraction.
- Place for Cassius
- Companion of hither
- Companion of hither and thither
- More distant
- Hither's companion
- Memorable organist-composer
- Over that way
- Round ___ virgin . . .
- Partner for hither
- Word from a pointer
- ___ light is not daylight, I know it: Shak.
- Throw thine eye / On ___ young boy: "King John"
- Burns's "O Were My Love ___ Lilac Fair"
- Robert Burns's "___ Wild Mossy Mountains"
- That over there
- Nightly she sings on ___ pomegranate-tree: Juliet
- Directional word
- Not here
- Lo! in ___ brilliant window-niche ...: Poe
- ___ knight doth sit too melancholy: "Pericles"
- Not in this direction
- Farther away, quaintly
- Over there, to a poet
- Over there, to a bard
- That there
- Direction to which a pointer may point
- Way over there, quaintly
- That there, quaintly
- Alternative to "thither"
- Hither and --
- 'Round -- virgin ...'
- Thither substitute
- Distant, poetically
- Hither and _____
- Way out there, old-style
- Distant, to Lancelot
- Hither companion
- Distant, but within sight
- Over there, old-style and briefly
- Over there, Shakespeare
- Like the virgin in "Silent Night"
- Thataway relative
- Down in ___ Forest (Christmas carol)
- Out there to poets
- Within sight
- Distant but just visible
- Thither's partner
- Over there, to an odist
- That, quaintly
- Calm art thou as ___ sunset!: Shelley
- Over there, to bards
- Quaint directions word
