Crossword Clue: "The Lay of Havelok the ___"
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- An early invader of Britain
- Andersen or Borge
- Andersen or Kierkegaard
- Any King Christian I-X
- A Scandinavian
- Aalborg resident
- Aarhus citizen
- Aarhus denizen
- Aarhus native, e.g.
- Aarhus native
- Aarhus resident
- Arhus native
- Ã rhus resident
- Arhus resident
- Beowulf, e.g.
- Bering, by birth
- Bering, for one
- Bering or Borge
- Bering was one
- Actor Clark
- Actor Eric who stars in TNT's "The Last Ship"
- Big dog breed, familiarly
- Alborg native
- Alleged comedian Cook
- Bohr or Borge, by birth
- Bohr or Borge, e.g.
- Bohr or Borge
- Bohr or Brahe, e.g.
- Bohr or Brahe
- Comedian Cook
- Borge, e.g.
- Borge for one
- Borge, for one
- Borge is one
- Borge or Andersen
- Borge or Bering
- Borge or Hamlet
- Borge or Melchior
- Frederick IX, for one
- Frederiksberg resident
- Great __: big dog
- Great __ (large dog)
- Great __
- Great ___ (big dog)
- Great ___ (large dog breed)
- Great ___ (Scooby-Doo's breed)
- Great ___
- Great ____
- Great -- (big dog)
- Great canine
- Great dog?
- Great dog
- "Great" dog breed
- "Great" dog
- "Great" growler
- Great or Clemence
- Greenlander, by citizenship
- Greenlander, maybe
- Certain Scandinavian
- Isak Dinesen, e.g.
- Isak Dinesen, for one
- Homophone for condescend
- Denmark native
- Fyn citizen
- Elsinore inhabitant
- Cook of comedy
- Cook on stage
- Cook seen on TV specials
- Hamlet
- Copenhagen citizen
- Hamlet, by birth
- Copenhagen native
- Hamlet, by nationality
- Copenhagen resident
- Copenhagener
- Copenhagener, e.g.
- Hamlet e.g.
- Hamlet, e.g.
- "Hamlet" extra
- Hamlet for example
- Hamlet for one
- Hamlet for one
- Hamlet, for one
- Hamlet, nationality-wise
- Hamlet or Canute
- Hamlet or his father, e.g.
- Hamlet or Laertes e.g.
- Hamlet or Laertes, e.g.
- Hamlet or Ophelia, by birth
- Hamlet or Ophelia, e.g.
- Hamlet or Ophelia
- Hamlet was one
- Hamlet was one
- Dinesen, for instance
- Hans Andersen, for instance.
- Hans Christian Andersen, by birth
- Hans Christian Andersen, by nationality
- Hans Christian Andersen, e.g.
- Hans Christian Andersen, for one
- It's a "great" dog
- It's a ''great'' dog
- German's neighbor
- Citizen of Aalborg
- Citizen of Copenhagen
- Fjord explorer?
- Clark, of the movies
- Claudius, for one
- Claudius subject
- Dog, Great ...
- Canute, for one Abbr.
- Canute, for one
- Canute was one
- Explorer Bering was one
- Caroline Wozniacki, e.g.
- Caroline Wozniacki, ethnically
- Jutland citizen
- Jutland countryman
- Jutland denizen
- Jutland native
- Jutland resident.
- Jutland resident
- Jutlander, e.g.
- Jutlander
- Karen Blixen, for one
- Karl of silents
- Many a "Hamlet" character
- Many a LEGO factory employee
- "Out of Africa" author, for one
- Kierkegaard, e.g.
- Kierkegaard, for one
- Kierkegaard
- Shakespeare's Gertrude, e.g.
- Margrethe II subject
- Marmaduke of the comics is a "Great" one
- Victor Borge, by birth
- Victor Borge, e.g.
- Victor Borge, for one
- Victor Borge or Hans Christian Andersen, e.g.
- The Great ___ (Victor Borge's nickname)
- Viggo Mortensen, e.g.
- Viking
- Viking descendant
- Someone for whom "Thank you very much" is "Mange tak"
- Someone from Svendborg
- King Canute was one
- King Christian or Queen Margrethe
- King Claudius, e.g.
- King Gorm the Old, e.g.
- "The Lay of Havelok the ___"
- Odense citizen
- Odense native
- Queen Margrethe II, e.g.
- Subject of Frederik IX.
- Subject of Hamlet
- Subject of Margrethe II
- Sometimes it's Great
- Vitus Bering, for one
- Vitus Bering or Victor Borge
- Rosencrantz, for one
- Rosencrantz or Guildenstern, e.g.
- Rosencrantz or Guildenstern
- Roskilde resident
- Sören Kierkegaard, e.g.
- Krone earner
- Krone spender
- Ogier the ___.
- Laertes, e.g.
- Laertes, for one
- Laertes or Horatio
- Laertes or Ophelia
- Polonius, for one
- Polonius or Claudius, e.g.
- Melancholy one
- Melchior, by birth
- Member of the Folketing
- Native like Hamlet
- Native of Aarhus
- Native of Bornholm
- Native of Copenhagen
- Native of Fyn
- Native of Nyborg
- Native of Odense
- Neighbor of a Swede
- One for whom "hello" is "hej"
- One from Copenhagen
- One from Odense
- Lauritz Melchior, for instance.
- One of a Norseman's descendants
- One of Hamlet's subjects
- Niels Bohr, e.g.
- Niels Bohr, for one
- Misogynist comedian Cook
- Lego founder Ole Kirk Kristiansen, e.g.
- LEGO inventor, for one
- Person from Copenhagen, say
- Person from Copenhagen
- Person from Denmark
- One with possible Viking ancestry
- Prince Hamlet, for one
- Resident of Viborg
- Philosopher Kierkegaard, e.g.
- Philosopher Kierkegaard, for one
- Ophelia, nationality-wise
- Ophelia or Claudius, e.g.
- Ophelia or Horatio
- Ophelia or Laertes, e.g.
- Öre spender
- Swede neighbor
- Swede's neighbor
- Tycho Brahe, for one
- Typical "Hamlet" character
- Scandinavian
- This can be Great
- Søren Kierkegaard, e.g.
- Writer Isak Dinesen, e.g.
- Stand-up comedian ___ Cook
- University of Copenhagen student, typically
- Tennis player Caroline Wozniacki or actress Brigitte Nielsen
- Tennis's Caroline Wozniacki, e.g.
- Zealand resident
Recent Usage of "The Lay of Havelok the ___" in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Aug. 25, 1984
