Crossword Clue: "___ are born great . . . ": Shakespeare

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• Amount between all and none
• Amount between none and all
• An unspecified amount
• ____ Came Running
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• A couple-three
• A few.
• A few of
• A few (of)
• A few or more
• A few
• A fraction
• A handful of
• A handful
• A little
• Any
• A number of
• A percentage
• A portion
• A portion (of)
• A portion of
• A quantity of
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• A smattering of
• A smattering
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• Approximately
• Beginning of time
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• At ___ point (eventually)
• Adjective-forming suffix
• Body opening?
• "Bother" or "trouble" ending
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• Day beginning
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• Certain
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• "Gimme --- Lovin'"
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• Indefinite amount.
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• Indefinite number
• Indefinite quantity
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• Indeterminate quantity
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• Inexact quantity
• Catch ___ Z's (nap)
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• Vague amount
• Vague number
• Vague quantity
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• Variable quantity
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• Partially
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• Not a lot
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• Opposite of none
• Not an exact number
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• More or less
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• More than a few
• More than a little
• Not many
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• More than none
• More than one
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• Not none, not all
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• "Try ___"
• "There must be ___ mistake!"
• Word with one or what
• Word with what or where
• Word with "what" or "where"
• Word with ''what'' or ''where''
• Two or more
• Two or three, maybe
• Sarcastic "That was a great..."
• Uncertain amount
• Uncertain number
• Three or more
• Undetermined amount
• Slightly
• Unnamed quantity
• Time starter
• Time starter?
• Unspecific amount
• Unspecified
• Unspecified amount
• Unspecified degree
• Unspecified number
• Unspecified ones
• Unspecified quantity
• "You can fool ___ of . . . "
• Whatever number
• Upward of
• To ___ extent (partly)
• To a degree
• "You've got ___ nerve!"

Recent Usage of "___ are born great . . . ": Shakespeare in Crossword Puzzles

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• New York Times - Sept. 3, 1977

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