Crossword Clue: Subject of Blake poem
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- "___ at the Gates"
- ___ Balm (ointment)
- " . . . ___ burning bright"
- ___ Flowers, 1926–31 middleweight champ
- ___ Stadium, in Detroit
- American Leaguer
- ___ Woods, golfer
- Animal found in the jungle or Woods?
- Animal on a Frosted Flakes box
- Animal symbolizing anger in Buddhism
- Animal
- A. L. player
- Beast of India
- Beast with stripes
- Bengal beast
- Bengal cat
- Better Than Ezra "___ By the Tail"
- Big cat that shares Pi's boat in "Life of Pi"
- Big cat
- Big name in golf
- Athlete wearing a calligraphic "D" logo
- Big striped cat
- Big striped wild cat
- Biggest of the big cats
- Auburn athlete
- Blake beast
- Blake subject
- Blake's animal
- Blake's beast
- Blake's bright animal
- Blake's bright burner
- Blake's burns bright
- Blake's model of symmetry
- Al Kaline, e.g.
- Al Kaline, for his entire career
- Al Kaline was one
- A.L. player
- Inspiration for Blake
- Comerica Park ballplayer
- Comerica Park player
- Hobbes, e.g.
- Hobbes of comics fame, e.g.
- "Hold That ___"
- "Easy there, ___"
- Frosted Flakes animal
- Frosted Flakes mascot
- Feline in a zoo
- Feline in the Chinese zodiac
- Feline
- Hoop jumper in the circus
- Eldrick, familiarly
- Eldrick Woods' alias
- Eldrick Woods' nickname
- Eldrick Woods
- Eldrick's nickname
- Fierce competitor
- Fierce, determined type
- Fierce feline
- Fierce fighter
- Fierce one
- Fierce sort
- Detroit athlete
- Detroit ballplayer
- Detroit baseballer
- Detroit beast
- Detroit player
- Detroit pro
- Bud Blake comic strip
- Buffalo hunter in India
- Chinese zodiac animal
- Hank Greenberg was one: 1930–46
- Endangered Asian
- Endangered carnivore
- Endangered wildcat
- Calvin's pal Hobbes, e.g.
- Clemson athlete
- Clemson footballer
- Clemson mascot
- Clemson player
- Canadians Glass ___
- 'Crouching --, Hidden Dragon'
- Follower of three cheers
- Go-getter
- Cobb, for one
- Code name for Mac OS 10.4
- Golf pro Woods
- Golfer ____ Woods
- Golfer, ... Woods
- Golfer Woods sidelined in 2010 by marital woes
- Golfer Woods
- Extinct animal, Tasmanian ...
- Indomitable one
- "Eye of the ____"
- Jungle denizen
- Jungle inhabitant
- Kaline or Lolich
- Tony of cereal fame
- Tony of Frosted Flakes fame, e.g.
- Tony the ___ (cereal mascot)
- Pi's boatmate, in "Life of Pi"
- Stockton beast
- Kellogg's Tony, e.g.
- Kellogg's Tony
- Pitchman Tony
- Rival of Phil and Ernie
- Rival of Rory
- Puma's relative
- "The Brady Bunch" dog
- The Brady Bunch dog
- Striped animal
- Striped big cat
- Striped cat
- Striped feline
- Striped jungle animal
- Striped predator
- Striped quadruped
- Striped roarer
- Striped wildcat
- Kind of lily
- Kind of moth or lily
- Wild cat
- William Blake subject
- Shere Khan, for one
- "The Lady or the ___?": Stockton
- "The Lady or the ____?"
- Kipling's Shere Khan, for one
- Kipling's Shere Khan
- Subject of a Blake poem
- Subject of Blake poem
- Palmer Stadium mascot
- Lily or moth
- Lily or shark
- Paper ___
- Lion's cousin
- Lion's Ivy rival
- Rag or lily
- Lady's alternative?
- Political symbol in New York City.
- Nast's symbol for Tammany Hall
- Member of the Panthera genus
- National animal of Bangladesh
- National animal of Malaysia
- Large Asian feline
- Large feline
- London band The ___ Lillies
- Large striped feline
- Real go-getter
- L.S.U. mascot
- LSU mascot, e.g.
- LSU mascot
- One who is impossible to control
- Leopard's kin
- Princeton athlete
- Princeton mascot
- Princeton or Clemson mascot
- Princeton player
- Princetonian
- Princeton's mascot
- PGA's Woods
- Pro golfer Woods
- "Life of Pi" cover illustration
- "Life of Pi" feline
- Richard Parker in "Life of Pi," e.g.
- Woods in front of a field?
- Woods of the PGA
- Woods often found in front of a field?
- Woods on a green
- Woods on a tee
- Woods on greens
- Woods on the fairway
- Woods on the links
- Woods rarely in the woods
- Woods skilled with woods
- Woods who rarely loses
- Woods with a wood
- Woods with many eagles
- Woods with woods
- Sabertooth
- Ty Cobb, for most of his career
- Type of lily
- Symbol of ferocity
- "Save the ___" (Lemmon film)
- "Save the ___," Lemmon film
- Symbol of rapid economic growth
- Type of shark or lily
- Type of shark or shrimp
- Type of shark
- U. of Mo. athlete
- What Hobbes is, in "Calvin and Hobbes"
- Tigger, aptly
- Template for some Asian moms
- Zodiac animal associated with 2010
- Zoo animal Roger Waters "Broke Free"?
- Zoo animal
- Zoo attraction
Recent Usage of Subject of Blake poem in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Aug. 4, 1973
