Crossword Clue: "How use doth breed a ___ in a man!": Shakespeare
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""How use doth breed a ___ in a man!": Shakespeare"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to "How use doth breed a ___ in a man!": Shakespeare:
- '04 Linkin Park hit "Breaking the ___"
- A bad one should be kicked
- Behavior pattern
- Behavior quirk such as nail-biting
- Behavioral pattern
- Acquired pattern of behavior
- Acquired pattern of behaviour
- Addiction, perhaps
- Addiction to a drug
- Addiction
- Attire for an abbess
- Attire
- Biting fingernails or cracking knuckles
- Black-and-white outfit
- Common practice for a nun?
- Breaking a bad one is good
- "Breaking the __": 2004 Linkin Park hit
- It can be hard to break
- It can be hard to kick
- It can be kicked
- Dependency
- Gum chewing, for some
- Gum chewing, to some
- It may be bad
- Checking Facebook on a smartphone, e.g.
- Checking for messages, e.g.
- It may be difficult to break
- Gambling, to some
- It may be hard to break?
- It may be hard to break
- It may be kicked
- Garb for an abbess
- Garb
- Convent attire
- Convent costume
- Convent garment
- Convent outfit
- Convent wear
- Chewing one's nails, e.g.
- It might be hard to break
- It might be kicked after being picked up
- Chicago "Hard ___ to Break"
- "How use doth breed a ___ in a man!": Shakespeare
- Costume.
- Costume or custom
- Hard thing to break
- Hard thing to kick, maybe
- Hard thing to kick, perhaps
- Hard thing to kick
- It's done again and again
- It's good to break a bad one
- It's often hard to kick
- Fixed practice
- Entrenched routine
- It's sometimes tough to kick one
- It's tough to break one
- It's tough to kick
- Equestrian garb
- Equestrian's attire
- Equestrian's garb
- If one's broken, it's often good
- Established practice
- Cloister garb
- Cloister garment
- Dominant tendency
- Clothing
- Force of ___
- Custom
- Customary behavior
- Customary practice
- Good thing to break, maybe
- Good thing to break or kick, perhaps
- Good thing to break, perhaps
- Good thing to kick
- Dress
- Daily crossword solving, e.g.
- Daily routine
- Ingrained activity
- Ingrained behaviour
- Ingrained practice
- Ingrained routine
- "Just don't make a ___ of it"
- Riding attire
- Riding costume.
- Riding costume
- Riding garb
- Kicked thing
- Tough thing to kick
- Nun's attire
- Nun’s costume
- Nun's costume
- Nun's garb
- Nun's garment
- Nun's outfit
- Nun's usual garb
- Nun's wear
- "Nunsense" costume
- Something a mother wears
- Something hard to break
- Something that's often best broken
- Something to kick, maybe
- Something to kick or break
- Something to kick
- Something you might break
- Something you might kick after you pick it up
- Knuckle-cracking, e.g.
- Knuckle-cracking, for one
- Knuckle-cracking or nail-biting
- Routine — clothing
- Routine practice
- Routine
- Oft-repeated behavior
- Nail biting, e.g.
- Nail-biting, e.g.
- Nail-biting is one
- Nail-biting or thumb-sucking
- Nail-biting, perhaps
- Wont
- Powerful force
- Practice
- Pearl Jam song about an addiction?
- Pencil chewing, e.g.
- Regular practice
- Regular tendency
- Regular thing
- Religious garb
- Repetitive behavior pattern
- Priestly garb
- Monastic garb
- Monk's costume
- Monk's garb
- Professional duds
- Picking your nose, e.g.
- Order clothes
- Order clothing
- Order outfit
- Rut of a sort
- Special garb
- "Sister Act" attire
- "Sister Act" costume
- "Sister Act" garb
- Sister's attire
- Sister's garb
- Sister's outfit
- Thing sometimes kicked
- Thing that may be hard to break
- Thing that might be hard to kick
- Target of a New Year's resolution
- Unshakable behavior pattern
- Second nature
- Smoking, as a bad example
- Smoking is one
- Smoking or procrastination, e.g.
- Smoking, say
- Smoking, to many
- Smoking, to some
- Tendency
- Usual behaviour
- Usually black garb
Recent Usage of "How use doth breed a ___ in a man!": Shakespeare in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 12, 1977
