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• ___ College (campus in Annandale-on-Hudson)

• ___ of Avon (Shakespeare)

• '... And God Created Woman' star

• Actress in Contempt

• Annandale-on-Hudson college

• Avon calling?

• Avon had one

• Avon product?

• Balladeer

• Celtic ministrel

• Celtic poet

• College where Steely Dan formed

• Composer of epic poetry

• Contempt star, 1963

• Eisteddfod contestant

• Epic poet

• Epic reciter

• Epithet for Shakespeare

• Epithet for Shakespeare, with the

• Equine armor

• Erstwhile poet

• Ex-wife of Vadim

• Exalted poet

• Foot specialist?

• Good college for poets?

• Harp toter of yore

• Homer, for one

• Jongleur

• Lyric poet

• Minstrel

• Minstrel poet

• National poet

• Odist, e.g.

• Old harpist, perhaps

• Old-time poet

• One using the metric system?

• One with poetic aspirations

• One working with feet?

• Ossian, e.g.

• Poet

• Poet in the past

• Poet of old

• Poet, poetically

• Poetic type

• Rhymer

• Rhymester

• Robert Burns was one

• Sagaman

• Sexy French star

• Shakepeare, notably

• Shakespeare

• Shakespeare appellation

• Shakespeare for one

• Shakespeare or Browning

• Shakespeare, e.g.

• Shakespeare, familiarly

• Shakespeare, informally

• Shakespeare, simply

• Shakespeare, the ___

• Shakespeare, vis-

• Shakespeare, with the

• Shakespeare's Avon calling?

• Shakespearean epithet

• Shakespearean nickname

• Shelley or Shakespeare

• Slice of bacon

• Sonneteer

• Sonneteer, for example

• Sonneteer, for one

• Tale teller

• Tale teller of old

• The

• The ___ of Avon

• The ___ of Avon (Shakespeare)

• The ___: Shakespeare

• Tribal minstrel

• Troubador

• Verse reciter

• Versifier

• Viva Maria! actress, 1965

• W.S. was one

• Welsh poet

• Wordsmith

• Wordsmith of old

• Wordsmith, of a sort

• WS moniker

• A lyric poet

• An ornamental caparison for a horse

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