Crossword Clue: Repeater of a single fateful word.
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- ___-Symoné (regular panelist on "The View")
- Baseball : Oriole :: football : ___
- Ark's first disembarker
- Big black bird
- Bird
- Bird in a Poe classic
- Bird in a Poe poem
- Bird in an Edgar Allan Poe poem
- Bird "nesting" in the four longest Across answers
- Bird "perched upon a bust of Pallas"
- Bird seen on totem poles
- Bird that often symbolizes death
- Bird that said "Nevermore"
- Bird that says "Nevermore" in a Poe poem
- Author Leilani
- Black and lustrous
- Black and shiny
- Black bird featured in a Poe poem
- Black bird
- Black croaker
- Black scavenger
- Black
- Blackbird
- Baltimore athlete
- Baltimore football player
- Baltimore footballer
- Baltimore gridder
- Baltimore NFL player
- Baltimore NFLer
- Baltimore N.F.L.'er
- Baltimore player
- Baltimore pro
- Dark color
- Dark, eerie bird that says "nevermore" in a Poe poem
- Famous bird
- Cawing bird
- Famous poem, with "The"
- "Hoarse" bird in "Macbeth"
- E.A.P. subject
- Deep black
- "Grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt and ominous bird of yore"
- Feathered "Game of Thrones" message carrier
- Eat greedily
- Eat like a pig
- "Ebony bird" of poetry
- Feed greedily
- Edgar's talking bird
- Brilliant black
- Fictional talking bird
- Despoil
- Elijah's provider
- Hair descriptor
- First bird off Noah's Ark, per Genesis
- First bird off the Ark, in Genesis
- First bird sent from Noah's Ark
- First creature off the ark
- Corvine bird
- Display edacity
- Flacco or Rice, e.g.
- Jackdaw cousin
- Croaking flier
- Jay's cousin
- Crowlike bird
- Glossy-black
- Glossy black
- Crow's cousin
- Crow's kin
- In a poem, it "perched upon a bust of Pallas just above my chamber door"
- Jet-black, as hair
- Joe Flacco at work
- Joe Flacco, for one
- Joe Flacco, notably
- Prowl after prey
- Prowl hungrily
- "That's So __"
- Shade of black
- Kin of a nutcracker
- Kind of black
- Tower of London bird
- Like some locks
- Rook relative
- Subject of a Poe classic
- Plunder
- Poe bird that quoth "Nevermore"
- Poe bird
- Poe called it "grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt and ominous"
- Poe called it "grim, ungainly, ghastly, gaunt, and ominous"
- Poe crow
- Poe poem subject
- Poe poem that starts "Once upon a midnight dreary," with "The"
- Poe subject
- "Quoth the ___, 'Nevermore'"
- ''Quoth the ___, 'Nevermore'''
- Poe visitor
- Poe's bird
- Poe's black bird
- Poe's corvine visitor
- Poe's dark creature
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- Poe's talking bird
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- Poe's "ungainly fowl"
- Trickster of American Indian mythology
- Poetic bird
- Poetic "fowl whose fiery eyes now burned into my bosom's core"
- Poetic percher on a bust of Pallas
- Poetic rapper of renown
- Poetic rapper
- Poetry's "ominous bird of yore"
- Mystery writer's award
- Literary percher on a bust of Pallas
- "Rapper" of verse
- Rapper with a one-word vocabulary?
- Member of Baltimore's NFL team
- Ray Lewis, e.g.
- Ray Lewis, for one
- Ray Lewis is one
- Large bird of the crow family
- Large black bird
- Large crow
- Ominous bird
- "Nevermore!" bird
- "Nevermore" bird of poetry
- "Nevermore" bird
- "Nevermore" croaker
- "Nevermore" quoter
- "Nevermore" sayer
- 'Nevermore' sayer
- "Nevermore" speaker of poem
- "Nevermore" speaker
- "Nevermore" squawker
- "Nevermore" utterer
- NFL mascot Poe, e.g.
- N.F.L. player with a black helmet
- NFL player with a black helmet
- One "sitting lonely on the placid bust," in a classic poem
- One was "tapping, tapping at my chamber door"
- Lustrous black
- One-word bird in a poem
- One-word bird?
- Repeater of a single fateful word.
- Letter carrier in "Game of Thrones"
- Magpie cousin
- Mail carrier in "Game of Thrones"
- "Thing of evil," per Poe
- Talking bird in a Poe poem
- Talking bird of poetry
- "Ungainly fowl" of poetry
- "Ungainly fowl" of verse
- Title animal in a famed poem
- Title character in a Disney sitcom whose telekinetic abilities somehow haven't been co-opted by the government for military purposes
- Titular bird
- Yukon's bird
- Yukon's official bird
- Terrell Suggs, for one
Recent Usage of Repeater of a single fateful word. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 9, 1953
