Crossword Clue: R. Wilbur's "Walking to ___"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "R. Wilbur's "Walking to ___""
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to R. Wilbur's "Walking to ___":
- ___ on (defer)
- ___ on it (delay a decision)
- Ambien user's goal
- "___ that knits up the ravell'd sleave of care": Macbeth
- "___-Tite" (song from "The Pajama Game")
- An alarm stops it
- "...an azure-lidded ___": Keats
- A bed habit
- A buzzer may end it
- Be dormant
- Be dozing
- Be in dreamland
- Be in the arms of Morpheus
- Be in the land of Nod
- Be out
- Be snoozing
- "A hint of lovely oblivion," per D. H. Lawrence
- Berth rite?
- Berth rite
- Bon Jovi "I'll ___ When I'm Dead"
- "Balm of hurt minds"
- Hit the hay
- Hit the sack
- Computer mode
- Chandler's "The Big ___ "
- Chandler's "The Big ___"
- Conk out, in a way
- Conk out
- Desire for an insomniac
- Consider, with "on"
- It "knits up the ravell'd sleave of care," per Macbeth
- It may come after setting an alarm
- It was azure-lidded, to Keats
- Hamlet's word before "perchance to dream"
- Emulate Epimenides
- Chronotherapy aids it
- Energy-saving computer mode
- Energy-saving mode
- Hypnos's realm
- Hypnotist's command
- Hypnotist's directive
- Hypnotist's encouragement
- Hypnotist's order
- Hypnotist’s word
- Hypnotist's word
- Button on some clock radios
- Enjoy a bed
- Enjoy some REM, say
- Enjoy some rest
- Get some shut-eye
- Get some shuteye
- Get some Zs
- Crash, so to speak
- Domain of Morpheus
- "Go the Fuck to ___"
- Go to ___ (doze off)
- Go under cover?
- Go undercover?
- Dormancy
- Inactive computer mode
- Inactivity
- Experience REM
- Down state?
- Doze off
- Doze
- Coleridge's "gentle thing"
- Dream on?
- Hibernation
- Daily ritual
- Fail to be alert
- Catch 40 winks
- Fail to stay awake
- Forty winks
- Catch a few winks
- Catch forty winks
- Catch some Zs
- Catch some z's
- Drop off
- Sentry's no-no
- Keith Richards-sung Stones jam "___ Tonight"
- Rip's specialty
- Stop counting sheep?
- The arms of Morpheus
- Outcome of a lullaby
- Many new parents could use it
- "The best cure for insomnia is to get a lot of ___" (W.C. Fields quote)
- "The best meditation," per the Dalai Lama
- "The City of ___," Kipling poem
- Kind of cycle
- Ovid's "rest of nature"
- "O magic ___!": Keats
- "O magic _____!": Keats
- Kind of walker
- Sheep-counter's quest
- Sheep counter's quest
- Romantics "Talking in Your ___"
- Virgil called it a gift of heaven
- Visit dreamland
- Visit the Land of Nod
- Something you might want to catch up on
- Somniphobe's fear
- Knitter of ravell'd sleaves
- R. Wilbur's "Walking to ___"
- "Sore labour's bath": Shak
- Sore labour's bath, to Shakespeare
- "Sore labour's bath"
- Poet Wilbur's "Walking to ___"
- "The sweetest gift of heaven" (Virgil)
- "The sweetest gift of heaven": Virgil
- Meet Morpheus
- Nap.
- Nap
- Land of Nod
- Ravell'd -sleave knitter
- Laptop's dormant setting
- "Nature's soft nurse," to Shakespeare
- Realm of Somnus
- One kind of walker.
- Lose alertness
- Midnight activity, often
- Midnight activity usually
- Power-saving mode
- Prayer follower, sometimes
- New parent's lack?
- New parents might lack it
- Peels backward?
- Minimal-power computer mode
- Lullaby word
- Perform a nightly ritual
- Nightly activity
- Nighttime acquisition
- Nighttime activity
- Nighttime refresher
- Period of quiescence
- REM time
- Macbeth's murder victim
- "No __ Till Brooklyn": Beastie Boys song
- Repose
- Nocturnal ambition
- Nod off
- Lie dormant
- Rest period
- Rest
- Result of counting sheep, perhaps
- Result of counting sheep
- Opposite of "stay awake"
- Retire
- Retirement plan?
- Morpheus' milieu
- Shut-eye
- Shuteye
- Sack out
- Sack time
- Siesta
- "Silence is the ___ that nourishes wisdom": Bacon
- Spend some time out?
- Saw logs
- WETS
- Take a nap, say
- Take a nap
- Take a siesta
- Take a snooze
- SKINS
- What a dolphin can do with one eye open
- What a new parent craves
- What a new parent may crave
- What a new parent may lack
- Undercover activity?
- What an alarm may end
- What an insomniac has a hard time getting
- "Talking in Your ___" (The Romantics)
- What "Macbeth doth murder"
- What Macbeth "murdered"
- What Macbeth shall do no more
- Slumber
- What new parents lose
- Time out?
- What some sloths do for 20 hours a day
- Yield to exhaustion
- Yield to Morpheus
- What the sandman causes
- What to do to achieve your dreams?
- What tryptophan is said to induce
- What you might do like a baby or a log
- What you'll do in the arms of Morpheus
- "To __: perchance to dream": Hamlet
- "To ___: perchance to dream": Hamlet
- "To ___perchance to dream": Hamlet
- Snooze
- Stephen King's "Doctor __"
- Z's
Recent Usage of R. Wilbur's "Walking to ___" in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used R. Wilbur's "Walking to ___" in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Oct. 28, 1990
- New York Times - Feb. 9, 1985
