APRIL

• ___ Come She Will

• ___ Come She Will : Simon and Garfunkel

• ___ in Paris

• ___ in Portugal, 1953. song

• ___ Love (Pat Boone hit)

• ___ Love (Pat Boone)

• ___ Wine (Just Between You and Me band)

• ...glory of an ___ day: Shak.

• '___ Love' (1957 #1 hit)

• 1040 time

• 30 days

• 30-day month

• 30-day period

• 4, sometimes

• 4th in a series

• A certain fool

• Arbor Day month

• Arbor Day time

• Autumn month in Auckland

• Blooming time

• Bobby Ewing's beloved

• Boston Marathon month

• Boston Marathon time

• Bud month

• Busy month at the IRS

• Busy time for bookkeepers

• Calendar month

• Calendar page

• Chestnut blossom time, in a song about Paris

• Clock-changing month

• Cruelest month

• Diamond is its birthstone

• Diamond month

• Earth Day month

• Earth Day setting

• Easter's month, usually

• Eliot called it cruellest

• Eliot's 'cruelest month'

• Eliot's cruel month

• Filing time

• First full month of spring

• First word of Eliot's 'The Waste Land'

• First word of The Waste Land

• Fool's month

• Foolish name?

• Four before a slash

• Fourth in a series

• Fourth in a series of 12

• Fourth in a series of twelve

• Fourth month

• Fourth of 12

• Fresh or shower preceder

• Graphic designer Greiman

• It comes in and goes out

• It follows a long March

• It lasts 30 days

• It lasts about 30 days

• It provides showers

• Its first is for fools

• Kind of fool

• March follower

• March trailer

• Masters month

• Masters time

• Millay's Second

• Month daylight-saving time begins

• Month for fools

• Month for showers

• Month in a Simon & Garfunkel title

• Month in Paris?

• Month in which Secretaries Day occurs

• Month in which the Civil War began

• Month in which the Civil War began and ended

• Month of Revere's ride

• Month of this issue

• Month that Revere rode

• Month that starts the NHL playoffs

• Month that starts with a prank holiday

• Month when Earth Day falls

• Month when Lee surrendered

• Month with showers

• National Cherry Blossom Festival time

• National Poetry Month

• National STD Awareness Month

• One of Daisy Duck's nieces

• Opening Day month

• Opening Day time

• Opening word of Eliot's 'The Waste Land'

• Opening word of The Waste Land

• Part of an Argentine autumn

• Pat Boone hit, ___ Love

• Pat Boone's ___ Love

• Patriots Day month

• Patriots' Day (third Monday in ___)

• Patriots' Day time

• Pluvial month

• Pranks are pulled at the start of this month

• Rainy month

• Republicans believe every day is the Fourth of July, but the Democrats believe every day is ___ 15 (Ronald Reagan)

• Roger's dead girlfriend in Rent

• Second-quarter start

• Shower bringer

• Shower month

• Shower provider?

• Shower time

• Showery period

• Simon & Garfunkel's ___ Come She Will

• Sister-in-law of J. R.

• Something that begins foolishly?

• Spring forward time

• Spring month

• Spring time

• Start of the second quarter

• T.S. Eliot's cruellest month

• Tax deadline month

• Tax filing month

• Tax mo.

• Tax month

• Tax time

• Taxing month

• Taxing time

• The ___ Fools (1969)

• The cruelest month

• The cruellest month, for T. S. Eliot and taxpayers

• The cruellest month, to Eliot

• The cruellest month: Eliot

• The sweet small clumsy feet of ___: E. E. Cummings

• The uncertain glory of an ___ day: Shak.

• The uncertain glory of an ___ day: Shakespeare

• Thirty days.

• Time for a shower

• Time for an umbrella

• Time for fools

• Time for jokes and foolishness

• Time for showers

• Time for thawing

• Time of many unhappy returns

• Time to see shoots

• Timely girl's name

• Wet month

• Wet time

• What 4 can stand for

• When Arbor Day comes

• When baseball season starts

• When Browning wanted to be in England

• When Earth Day is

• When Earth Day is celebrated

• When fools rush in?

• When is Pilar coming?

• When NHL playoffs begin

• When procrastinators buy their tax guide books

• When Revere made his ride

• When Revere made that ride

• When Revere rode

• When streams are ripe and swelled with rain, in a Simon & Garfunkel song

• When the Boston Marathon is held

• When the Boston Marathon is run

• When to celebrate Earth Day

• With 8D, an anagram

• Word with fresh or shower

• You may get fooled when it arrives

• You may get fooled when it comes

• The month following March and preceding May

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April, der vierte Monat im Jahre, soll nach Varro seinen Namen von der Göttin Aphrodite herleiten, weil er dieser Göttin geweiht war, während Andere ihn von dem Schweizerworte »appern« (thauen) abstammen lassen. Die jetzt nochwenig gebräuchliche Sitte des Aprilschickens mag ihr Entstehen wohl in der Veränderlichkeit des Wetters während dieses Monats gefunden haben, welches durch seine schnellen Uebergänge so oft unsere Erwartungen täuscht. Außerdem gab man dem April die Namen: – Ostermonat, Thaumonat, Grasmonat, Blumenmonat und scherzweise wohl auch Frauenmonat.