Crossword Clue: Shakespeare's plays have five
If you're looking for all of the crossword answers for the clue "Shakespeare's plays have five" then you're in the right place. We found 1 answers for this crossword clue.
If you are stuck trying to answer the crossword clue "Shakespeare's plays have five", and really can't figure it out, then take a look at the answers below to see if they fit the puzzle you're working on.
Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Shakespeare's plays have five"
Below is the complete list of answers we found in our database for Shakespeare's plays have five:
Possibly related crossword clues for "Shakespeare's plays have five"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to Shakespeare's plays have five:
- __ up (misbehaves)
- ___ of Parliament
- ___ of the Apostles (New Testament book)
- ___ of the Apostles
- ___ on (influences)
- ___ out (misbehaves)
- "America's Got Talent" features
- "America's Got Talent" lineup
- "America's Got Talent" offerings
- "America's Got Talent" segments
- ___ up (behaves badly)
- ___ up (has a tantrum)
- ___ up (misbehaves)
- Anagram or sections of "Cats"
- ____ of the Apostles
- _____ of the Apostles
- ________ up, malfunctions
- A musical is often divided into two of them
- Appears
- Behaves as.
- Behaves
- Accomplishments
- Bible book
- Bible book after John
- Bible book after the Gospels
- Bible book before Romans
- Bible book between John and Romans
- Bible book following the Gospels
- Bible book that chronicles the conversion of Paul
- Bible book that follows Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
- Biblical book
- Biblical source of the line "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- Assumes a role
- Bills no more
- After John
- Bits of legislation
- "Aida" has four
- "Aida" segments
- Alphabetically first book of the Bible
- Ballet divisions
- Book after John: ___ of the Apostles
- Book after John
- Book after the Gospels
- Book ascribed to Luke
- Book ascribed to St. Luke
- Book before Romans, in the Bible
- Book before Romans
- Book between John and Romans
- Book detailing Paul's journey to Rome
- Book following the Gospels
- Book of ____
- Book of apostolic deeds
- Book of Bible
- Book of New Testament.
- Book of N.T.
- Book of the Bible.
- Book of the Bible after John
- Book of the Bible
- Book of the New Testament
- Book preceding Romans
- Book that begins in Jerusalem
- Book that begins with Jesus going to heaven
- Book that includes the reign of Tiberius
- Book with St. Paul's story
- Booker's quest
- False fronts
- False shows
- Comedy-club performances
- Comedy routines
- Comics' performances
- Intermission dividers
- Intermissions separate them
- Intolerable ___: 1774
- Intolerable ___, one cause of the American Revolution
- Each of Shakespeare's plays has five
- Decrees
- Deeds
- Is a cast member
- Is a doer
- Is a thespian
- Is decisive
- Is directed?
- Is in a cast
- Is in a play
- Is paid to be someone else?
- Fronts
- Delays no longer
- Isn't a bystander
- Isn't idle
- Isn't naturally
- Isn't oneself?
- Isn't passive
- Isn't quiet on the set
- Edicts
- Groups of scenes
- Groups on the bill
- Groups on the program
- Feigns
- Functions
- It comes before Romans
- It follows John
- It follows the Gospels
- It follows the last Gospel
- Congress output
- Congressional business
- Congressional considerations
- Congressional creations
- Congressional matters
- Congressional output
- Congressional productions
- It has its place in the Bible
- Broadway divisions
- Fifth book of the New Testament, after John
- Fifth book of the New Testament
- Chekhov specialties
- "Hair" pair
- "Hair" parts
- "Hair" pieces?
- House output
- House products
- House products?
- Elvis and The Beatles e.g.
- "Chess" pieces?
- Fills festival slots
- It precedes Romans
- It relates the conversion of St. Paul
- Ham bits
- "Hamilton" divisions
- "Hamlet" divisions
- "Hamlet" fifths
- "Hamlet" five
- Hamlet five
- "Hamlet" fivesome
- "Hamlet" has five of them
- "Hamlet" has five
- ''Hamlet'' parts
- "Hamlet" quintet
- Emulates Bacon or Berry
- Emulates John Goodman
- Emulates Nicholson
- Emulates Olivier
- "Coriolanus" quintet
- First book of the Bible, alphabetically
- It's after John
- It's before Romans
- It's between John and Romans
- It's in the Bible
- Circus lineup
- Circus performances
- Circus routines
- Circus segments
- Has a part on stage
- Has an onstage role
- Dissembles
- Gets off one's duff
- Gets off the dime, so to speak
- Gets off the fence
- Gets theatrical
- Divisions of a play
- Divisions of play?
- CPR experts
- Class __
- Creates a lot of drama?
- Creates some drama?
- Classical piece parts
- Does a few lines, perhaps
- Does a few lines, say
- Does a thespian's job
- Does a thespian's turn
- Does film work
- Does one's part?
- Does one's part
- Does something about it
- Impersonates
- Does something
- Does stage work
- Does summer stock
- Does what Dunne did
- Doesn't dawdle
- Doesn't delay
- Doesn't dilly-dally
- Doesn't just sit by
- Doesn't just sit there
- Doesn't just sit
- Doesn't just talk
- Doesn't just think
- Gives the appearance of being
- Doesn't sit by
- Gives the appearance of
- Doesn't sit idly by
- Impresario offerings
- "J.B." units
- Every play of Shakespeare has five of them
- Follower of John?
- Follower of John
- Follower of the Gospels
- Follows through
- Done deeds
- "Hedda Gabler" has four
- John follower
- Goes to it
- John's biblical follower
- John's follower
- Exploits
- Drama divisions
- Drama sections
- Drama units
- Dramatic divisions
- Dramatic segments
- Collections of scenes
- Good ones are hard to follow
- Juggling and unicycling, say, in a talent show
- ''Julius Caesar'' has five
- "Julius Caesar" sections
- Cast (anag) — performs
- Inhabits a character
- Gospels' follow-up
- Gospels follow-up
- Gospels' follower
- Gospels follower
- Gospels followup
- Fakes being
- "Rigoletto" has three
- "Rigoletto" trio
- Most musicals have two
- Soliloquizes, perhaps
- Where the word "Christian" is first used in the Bible
- Vanishing and magic, e.g.
- Variety performances
- Variety show fillers
- Variety show lineup
- Variety show makeup
- Variety show routines
- Variety-show units
- Some are random and kind
- Some are unspeakable
- Vaudeville features
- "Othello" has five
- Vaudeville lineup
- Vaudeville presentations
- Vaudeville segments
- Vaudeville turns.
- Vaudeville turns
- Stops dawdling
- Stops on a sales rep's rte.
- Stops procrastinating
- Stops sitting on one's hands
- Stops stalling
- The ___, New Testament book
- The ___ of the Apostles
- Pulls the trigger, so to speak
- "Tosca" trio
- N.T. book after John
- N.T. book
- Many have several scenes
- Shakespearean quintet?
- Shakespeare's plays have five
- Rock club talent
- Townshend ___: 1767
- The Dream and the Patriot
- "The Ed Sullivan Show" lineup
- Put-ons
- The five of every Shakespeare play
- The five of "Hamlet"
- The five of "Macbeth"
- The four in "Aida"
- Tragedy divisions
- Play chapters
- Play components
- Play divisions
- Play fivesome, often
- Play group?
- "King Lear" quintet
- Play makers?
- Play makeup
- Play parts . . . or plays a part
- Play parts where players play parts
- Play parts
- Play portions
- Play sections
- Play segments
- Play set
- Romans preceder
- Romans precursor
- Romans predecessor
- Play things
- Play times?
- Play units
- Playbill info
- "Romeo and Juliet" has five of them
- "Kinky Boots" parts
- Plays a character
- Plays a movie role
- Plays a part on stage
- Plays a part onstage
- Plays a part
- Plays a role on a stage
- Plays a role
- Plays charades, say
- Plays in plays
- Plays on stage
- Plays Othello, e.g.
- Plays parts
- Plays the fool
- Plays the part
- Plays the role
- Playtime?
- Playwrights' "innings"
- Treads the boards
- of the Apostles
- Plies a thespian's trade
- Musical pair, commonly
- Musical performances
- Substitutes (for)
- Quintet in Gounod's "Faust"
- Volstead and Homestead
- Successful legislation
- Quits hedging
- Quits stalling
- Routines
- Short bits
- Officiates.
- Short or false shows
- Tries to look
- Lion taming and tightrope walking, for two
- ''La Traviata'' has three
- "La Traviata" has three
- "La Traviata" trio
- N. T. book
- Show parts
- Show pieces?
- Show segments
- "Random ___ of Flyness"
- Random ___ of kindness
- Part of the New Testament
- Reaches a decision
- Parts in musical
- Parts of a musical
- Parts of a play
- Parts of "Arsenic and Old Lace"
- Parts of musicals
- Parts of plays
- Portions of a play
- Posturing
- Recites lines
- New Testament book after John
- New Testament book attributed to Luke
- New Testament book between John and Romans
- New Testament book immediately following the Gospels
- New Testament book that chronicles the story of Ananias and Sapphira
- New Testament book that follows the Gospels
- New Testament book
- New Testament chronicle
- New Testament writing
- Predecessor of Romans
- Luke book
- Luke's second book
- Performance sections during show
- Performances
- Legislation
- Performs a part
- Performs a role
- Legislative decisions
- Legislative decrees
- Performs in a film
- Performs in a movie or a play
- Performs in a movie
- Performs in a play
- Performs in a skit
- Performs in character
- Performs in summer stock
- Performs in the theater
- Performs like a thespian
- Legislative output
- Performs on Broadway
- Performs on stage
- Performs onstage
- Performs theatrically
- Performs
- Nightclub bits
- Nightclub routines
- Nine divisions of "Strange Interlude"
- "Macbeth" has five
- 'Macbeth' parts
- "Macbeth" quintet
- Pretends
- Pretends to be
- Pretenses
- No play is without them
- Lets on
- Res gestae
- Principal divisions of O'Neill's works.
- Opening __
- Responds
- Opera divisions
- Opera parts
- Makes a decision
- Makes a move
- Makes a scene?
- Revue performances
- Revue segments
- Pieces of legislation
- RICO and the Mann?
- Source of "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- Shows initiative
- Source of the line "Thy money perish with thee"
- Source of the saying "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- Shticks
- These fill the slots on bill
- They become statutes
- They may be disappearing
- They may have many sponsors
- Simon's dividers
- Simple __ of kindness
- Simulates
- They'll make a play for you
- They're usually divided into scenes
- Things done
- Things passed in Congress
- Works as a thespian
- Works at a playhouse
- Works with a part?
- Scenes' seniors
- St. John follower
- Takes a part
- St. Luke book
- What a stage play is divided into
- Takes measures
- Takes on roles
- Takes steps
- Takes the bull by the horns
- Takes the stage
- Takes to the stage
- Talent show entries
- Talent show features
- Talent show lineup
- Talent show parts
- Talent show segments
- Stage doings
- Stage play sections
- Stage presentations
- Stage routines
- Stage segments
- What bills become after they're passed
- Stamp and Mann
- What many a player does
- What Meat Loaf does in "Fight Club"
- What play time is divided into
- What rocker does in movie cameo
- What rocker does in video
- What some bills become
- Sections of a musical
- Sections of a play or musical
- Sections of a play
- Seems to be
- Segments of a play
- Segments of musicals
- Segments of stage plays
- Statutes.
- Statutes
- Whence the line "It is more blessed to give than to receive"
- Stein's "Four Saints in Three ___"
Recent Usage of Shakespeare's plays have five in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Shakespeare's plays have five" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Shakespeare's plays have five in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - March 31, 1989
