Clues for the word "TIS"
We've had 361 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 1142 times in crosswords. It was last seen in Family Time crossword on January 19, 2025.
Referring Clues
- Scale notes
- Old-fashioned contraction
- "___ the season..."
- Third word of "America"
- "___ better to have loved..."
- "___ the season ..."
- "___ the season to be jolly"
- "___ in my memory lock'd": Ophelia
- Seasonal contraction
- Opposite of 'tain't
- Woody Herman's "___ Autumn"
- "___ a pity"
- "Whether ___ nobler..."
- Carol contraction
- It comes before the season
- Poetic contraction
- It is contracted
- Last word of "Angela's Ashes"
- 1999 Frank McCourt memoir
- "___ in the breath of heaven...": Keats
- "Deck the Halls" word
- "___ the season ..."
- "___ Me, O Lord" (spiritual)
- "Angela's Ashes" follow-up
- Frank McCourt memoir
- Third word in "America"
- Notes after las
- Follow-up to the best seller "Angela's Ashes"
- "My country" follower
- Frank McCourt title
- Sequel to "Angela's Ashes"
- "___ So Sweet" (gospel song)
- Preceder of the season
- "___ for the tears were shed to save me" ("M-O-T-H-E-R" lyrics)
- "___ the Last Rose of Summer" (old song standard)
- "___ Autumn" (Woody Herman hit)
- Rejoinder to "'tain't!"
- "___ the season ..."
- Bard's contraction
- It's in poetry
- "___ better to have loved ..."
- "___ Autumn" (hit 1941 song)
- "Here ___"
- "My country, ___ of thee"
- 1999 best-selling memoir
- Word repeated in Emily Dickinson's "___ so much joy! ___ so much joy!"
- "___ now the very witching time of night": Hamlet
- "___ the season!"
- "My country, ___ of thee..."
- "Whether ___ nobler in the mind..." ("Hamlet")
- "___ folly to be wise"
- "Deck the Halls" contraction
- "___ the season... "
- E's in the key of F
- Poet's contraction
- Third word of America
- "Deck the Halls" contraction
- Follow-up to "Angela's Ashes"
- Last word of, and sequel to, "Angela's Ashes"
- "___ the season ... "
- "___ folly to be wise" (Gray)
- It's in poetry
- Third word before "to be jolly"
- It's in much poetry
- "___ the season to be jolly ..."
- "That's right," quaintly
- "___ better to have loved and lost ..."
- "America" contraction
- Sonneteer's contraction
- "Fa la la la la, la la la la" follower
- 1999 Frank McCourt book
- Memoir that preceded "Teacher Man"
- They come before dos
- 1999 memoir that was a bestseller
- "... ___ a consummation devoutly to be wish'd": Hamlet
- Noel contraction
- "My country ___ of thee ..."
- "___ folly to be wise": Gray
- Not counting fas and las, word after "holly"
- "Whether ___ nobler ...": Hamlet
- It's found in poetry?
- "Whether ___ nobler in the mind ...": Hamlet
- McCourt memoir
- "Angela's Ashes" sequel
- It's in a carol?
- "___ better to have loved ...": Tennyson
- It's from the old days
- Musical sevenths
- Word after "la la la la"
- "___ the year's midnight ...": Donne
- The season opener?
- "___ a pity"
- "___ the season to be ..."
- Quaint contraction
- "My country ___ ..."
- "My country ___ . . ."
- "___ the season . . ."
- Scale notes after las
- McCourt work
- McCourt book
- "___ pleasure, sure, to see one's name in print": Byron
- "My country, ___ of thee"
- Third word of "America"
- "___ better to have loved . . ."
- "Deck the Halls" contraction
- "___ better to have loved ..."
- Rejoinder to "'tain't!"
- "Whether ___ nobler in the mind ..." ("Hamlet")
- 'Twas in the present?
- "____ a pity"
- '"Taint" comeback
- "'Tain't" retort
- "___ the season ..."
- "'Tain't" rebuttal
- "___ the season . . ."
- "My Country ___ of Thee"
- "Whether ___ nobler . . ."
- "___ nobler in the mind . . ."
- "My country" follower, in song
- "___ better to have loved . . ."
- "'Tain't" rebuttal
- It is, that is
- "___ in my memory lock'd" (Ophelia)
- It starts the season
- It is shorter?
- Last word in "Angela's Ashes"
- McCourt title
- ". . . ___ of thee"
- "--- the season ..."
- "___ better to have loved and lost . . ."
- "___ the last rose of summer" (start of a Thomas Moore poem)
- "... ___ an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers": "Romeo and Juliet"
- "___ not so deep as a well": Shak.
- "___the season ..."
- Frank McCourt's follow-up to "Angela's Ashes"
- "___ so appalling - it exhilarates": Dickinson
- It's contracted
- "Whether ___ nobler in the mind ..." (Hamlet)
- "___ the season to be ..."
- Frank McCourt sequel
- "___ the season to be jolly ..."
- Quaint "Quite!"
- "My country, ___ of thee ..."
- "___ better to have loved "
- "___ the season "
- Its in poetry
- "Whether ___ nobler ..."
- "'Taint" comeback
- "'Tain't" retort
- "___ better to have loved ..."
- "Whether ___ nobler ...": Hamlet
- "My country ___ ..."
- "Whether ___ nobler in the mind ...": Hamlet
- "My country ___ of thee ..."
- "___ the year's midnight ...": Donne
- "___ better to have loved ...": Tennyson
- "___ folly to be wise": Gray
- "... ___ an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers": "Romeo and Juliet"
- "Whether --- nobler..."
- "--- folly to be wise"
- It's another way
- Seventh tones
- Christmas contraction
- Carol's contraction
- "___ nobler in the mind ..."
- "___ pleasure, sure, to see one's name in print": Byron
- "... ___ of thee"
- Deck the Halls contraction
- "___ a dainty thing to command": Cervantes
- Old-timey affirmation
- It is, poetically
- It is, condensed
- Poet's it is
- It is, to Tennyson
- Frank McCourt book
- Sit back?
- Carol opener
- It comes before the season?
- "Tain't" retort
- "That so?" reply
- Poetic "it is"
- It's in poetry?
- Polynesian plant
- Polynesian plant(s)
- "___ the season"
- My country's follower?
- Yule contraction
- "My country, ___ ..."
- '___ the season ...'
- '___ folly to be wise'
- 'My country ___ of thee'
- 'My country ___ of thee'
- Third word of 'America'
- 'My country, ___ of thee'
- 'My country, ___ ...'
- '___ the season...'
- 'Angela's Ashes' sequel
- They're between las and dos
- Frank McCourt bestseller
- '___ a pity ...'
- '___ the season!'
- '___ a pity'
- '___ a shame'
- '___ the season to be jolly'
- 'Whether ___ nobler ...'
- 'My country ___ of thee ...',
- "Indeedy"
- It's in an old way
- Quaint affirmation
- It's in a lot of poetry?
- "Tain't" rebuttal
- "'___ the season to be jolly"
- Indeed, archaically
- Word before "the season to be jolly"
- Beginning of "the season to be jolly"
- "True dat," quaintly
- McCourt memoir after "Angela's Ashes"
- "___ true"
- Bard's word
- It is poetically
- It is, to Tennyson
- It is abbreviated
- Contracted agreement
- "___ an old tale, and often told" (Scott)
- "___ the last rose of summer" (Thomas Moore poem starter)
- It's in many poems
- "___ So Sweet to Trust in Jesus"
- Word that begins with an apostrophe
- "My country, ___ ... "
- It is,poetically
- "___ not for you to hear what I can speak": "Macbeth"
- Contraction missing an i
- Frank McCourt best-seller
- It is, in verse
- "Verily"
- It is, to Keats
- ' the season ...'
- Musical notes
- "My country ___ ... "
- "___ the gift to be simple ... ": Shaker song
- "Whether ___ nobler in the mind ..."
- "___ the year's midnight ... ": Donne
- Sole word in the last chapter of "Angela's Ashes"
- "My country, ___ of ..."
- 'America' contraction
- Poets' it is
- " . . . ___ time to do : Lady Macbeth
- What precedes the season?
- "___ well" (George Washington's last words)
- "___ the season to ..."
- "T'ain't" retort
- Retort to "T'aint!"
- Contraction in Hamlet's soliloquy
- Sequel to a 1996 Pulitzer memoir
- Scale tones
- "___ the Voice of the Lobster" ("Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" poem)
- 'Twas today?
- Christmas song contraction
- Apt "it's" anagram
- "T'aint!" opposite
- "___ my first night beneath the Sun" (Dickinson poem)
- Start of the season?
- "'___ some visitor,' I muttered ... ": Poe
- Song syllables
- Not 'tain't
- It's poetic
- Antiquated affirmative
- Confirmation that you can sit back?
- It's wrong merely to sit back
- It's different when you sit up
- This'll make you sit up!
- Positive denial of taint?
- Affirmation of Britishness?
- Confirmation to make you sit up!
- Archaic "agreed"
- Apostrophized affirmative
- Archaic agreement
- Contraction of the season
- "___ the last rose of summer"
- ___ the season to be jolly ('3)
- It is (poetic) ('3)
- It is (poetic)
- "Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise"
- La followers
- Maybe it's of British extraction
- "___ better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all"
- 18-Down, in the present tense
- It's different for some of the British
- It's in old poems
- It is fancy?
- "___ Autumn" (1941 jazz standard)
- Briefly, it's positively assertive
- "___ midnight, but small thoughts have I of sleep": Coleridge
- Contraction in "America"
- Follower of "My country"
- Contraction in a Christmas song
- "___ a consummation devoutly to be wished": Hamlet
- "___ but a scratch" (line from the Black Knight after losing his arm, in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail")
- Confirmation can make you sit up
- Yuletide contraction
- Archaic contraction
- Say it's so
- Scale syllables
- Christmas carol contraction
- “___ the wind and nothing more!” (“The Raven”)
- This is breathlessly assertive!
- What precedes the season?
- “Deck the Halls” contraction
- “Whether ___ nobler in the mind to suffer...”: Hamlet
- “___ the Voice of the Lobster” (Lewis Carroll poem)
- “Aye, true!”
- Poetic contraction usually at the start of a line
- "Absolutely," for short
- “___ better to be vile than vile esteemed”: Shakespeare
- 'Twas in the present?
- "___ but a scratch ..."
- "___ So Sweet to Trust in Jesus" (hymn)
- The assurance of a true artist
- The season opener?
- Present-tense 'twas
- Lead-in to "the season"
- It's made to sit up
- Brief confirmation
- Quaint agreement
- It's changed, but not significantly
- Contractor's confirmation?
- "___ but a scratch" (Monty Python quote)
- Stanza contraction
- "___ the Damn Season" (2020 Taylor Swift song)
- "___ destiny unshunnable, like death": "Othello"
- Twas, presently
- First word of the song "Simple Gifts"
- Confirmation that you can sit back?
- Can be said to be the opposite of taint
- 'Twas right now?
- Contraction that drops an "i"
- "___ but a scratch": Monty Python
- Quaint confirmation
- "My country - of thee"
- It's changed, but the meaning's the same
- Brief affirmation of artistry
- "Where ignorance is bliss, ___ folly to be wise": Thomas Gray
- "Ah yes, yes indeed"
- Present tense of 'twas
- It's possible to sit in the dentist's chair
- "___ but a scratch": oft-quoted Monty Python line
- Present-tense version of 'twas
- Contraction in "Deck the Halls"
- Positive denial of taint?
- "___ Love That Makes Us Happy" (hymn)
- A brief confirmation
- Affirmation of Britishness?
- "Indeed!," quaintly
- Affirmation of artistry
- 'Twas, in the present tense
- "Bear with him, Brutus; ___ his fashion": Cassius
- Seventh notes on scales
- "___ the Damn Season" (Taylor Swift song)
- It's another way to sit in an artist's studio
- "___ the Voice of the Lobster" (Lewis Carroll poem)
- 'Twas presently?
Last Seen In
- Family Time - January 19, 2025
- Penny Dell Daily - January 13, 2025
- Evening Standard Cryptic - January 08, 2025
- New Zealand Herald - January 04, 2025
- Daily American - December 28, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - December 20, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - December 13, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - December 13, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - November 23, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - November 14, 2024
- Mindfood Daily - November 11, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - November 10, 2024
- New York Times - November 07, 2024
- New York Times - October 29, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - October 15, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - October 13, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - October 11, 2024
- New York Times - October 09, 2024
- Evening Standard Cryptic - October 08, 2024
- LA Times - September 29, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - September 28, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - September 25, 2024
- New York Times - September 23, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - September 20, 2024
- Your Life Choices - September 15, 2024
- LA Times - September 12, 2024
- Your Life Choices - September 07, 2024
- Your Life Choices - September 04, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - August 22, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - August 21, 2024
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