Crossword Clue: "The food of love," per Shakespeare
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for ""The food of love," per Shakespeare"
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""The food of love," per Shakespeare"
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- __ video
- "___ to my ears"
- ''___ to my ears''
- Bars from a studio
- A language that "speaks in emotions," per Keith Richards
- Beethoven's love
- Beethoven's output
- Bernstein's field
- Art form involving sound
- Air
- Airs, perhaps
- Bach's bailiwick
- Bach's output
- Blues, e.g.
- Band output
- Bookstore category
- CCMA word
- Frederick Loewe's forte
- Box or video
- Earbender of a sort
- "Fear of ___" (1979 Talking Heads album)
- Composer's creation
- "Concord of sweet sounds"
- It "hath charms to soothe a savage breast"
- It "hath charms"
- It often gets pumped in stores
- It usually has a key
- Genesis creation?
- End of the quote
- Counterpart of lyrics
- Country ___ Awards (honors for Blake Shelton)
- Country, e.g.
- Harmonic sounds
- Harmonious sounds
- Ensemble's output
- "If ___ be the food of love, play on": Shak.
- "If ___ be the food of love, play on" (Shakespeare)
- "If ___ be the food of love ..."
- Clara Schumann works, e.g.
- Classical, e.g.
- Classical or classic rock
- Classical or country, e.g.
- Euterpe's realm
- Euterpe's sphere
- Folk or rap, e.g.
- "Food of love"
- "Don't Stop the ___" (Rihanna song)
- College major
- Face the ___ (accept the consequences)
- Dance to this
- Organised notes (that must sometimes be faced)
- Organised sound
- "That's ___ to my ears"
- Noted work
- "The ___ of the spheres"
- Some downloads
- The Bard's "food of love"
- Strains
- Streamed content, often
- Shakespeare's "food of love"
- Rock or disco
- Rock or jazz
- Very pleasant sound
- Rodgers's forte
- "The food of love," per Shakespeare
- Some strains
- Something to face?
- Playing field?
- The "M" of MTV
- (Pleasant) sequence of sounds
- Subject where you're graded on your notes?
- Pandora offering
- "The only sensual pleasure without vice," per Samuel Johnson
- Soother of the savage beast
- Soul ______
- "The Sound of ___" (Julie Andrews movie)
- "The speech of angels": Carlyle
- Sounds produced by musical instruments
- Napster download
- Napster's service
- Melodic major
- Melodies, e.g.
- Melodious sounds
- Rap or rock
- Melody
- Part of MTV
- Pop or rock
- Partner of words
- Meredith Wilson's "The ___ Man"
- Party pepper-upper
- One of seven arts
- One of the seven arts
- Nickelodeon output
- Lyric's companion
- Lyrics complement
- Open mic offering, perhaps
- Result of scoring
- Orchestra offering
- Orchestra output
- Orchestra sound
- Orchestra's output
- Word after elevator or chamber
- Tunes
- Word with ''elevator'' or ''chamber''
- "Sweet and healing medicine of troubles": Horace
- "Sweet and healing medicine of troubles," per Horace
- Singer's accompaniment
- Swing, e.g.
- Swing or rock
- Type of business
- Work done to scale
- Western or country fare
- St. Cecilia's sphere
- Score makeup
- Score on Broadway
- Score sheets?
- Score
- Staff notes
- Scores, e.g.
- Staff stuff
- What it's all about
- You may need a staff to write it
- You may play it or score it
- What's the score?
Recent Usage of "The food of love," per Shakespeare in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 17, 2016
