Crossword Clue: What friends, Romans and countrymen lent, in Shakespeare
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- " . . . ___ but hear not"
- Barbering obstacles
- Barber's obstacles
- Basset hound features
- Basset hound's danglers
- Basset hounds have floppy ones
- Basset's floppy features
- Basset's notable features
- Basset's trademark
- Be all ___
- "Antenna"
- "Antennae"
- Antennae, so to speak
- Anthony's loan request
- Beagle's floppy features
- Antony borrowing?
- Antony-requested loan
- Antony wanted to borrow them
- Antony's loan request
- Antony's loan request?
- Anvil locales
- Anvil sites
- Bearers of corn
- Bears ___ (national monument in Utah)
- Aardvarks have long ones
- Bent or lent things
- Acoustic pair
- Big dachshund features
- Big donkey features
- Big elephant features
- Big fennec fox features
- Big-grin borders
- Big parts of donkeys
- Big rabbit features
- Audio receivers
- Auditory equipment
- Auditory organs
- Aural organs
- Aural pair
- Auricles
- AirPods setting
- Bloodhounds have big ones
- All __
- All __ (attentive)
- All __ (fully attentive)
- All __ (listening attentively)
- All __ (listening carefully)
- All __: listening closely
- All __: listening
- All ___
- All ___ (attentive)
- All ___ (eager to hear)
- All ___ (fully attentive)
- All ___ (listening eagerly)
- All ___ (listening)
- All ___ (paying attention)
- All _____ (attentive)
- All -- (attentive)
- All --- (attentive)
- Body parts
- Body parts that may be bent
- Body parts that may be boxed
- Body parts that may be pierced
- Body parts that may ring
- Body parts that might ring
- Fall on deaf ___
- Drums can be found there
- Cauliflower ___
- Cauliflower and rabbit
- Grain spikes
- Dumbo feature
- Dumbo features
- Dumbo has big ones
- Dumbo's are jumbo
- Dumbo's claim to fame
- Dumbo's flappers
- Dumbo's flying aids
- Dumbo's hallmark
- Dumbo's jumbo pair
- Dumbo's large body parts
- Dumbo's large features
- Dumbo's oversized features
- Dumbo's prominent features
- Dumbo's were jumbo
- Dumbo's "wings"
- Dumbo's 'wings'
- Dumbo's wings
- C.B. equipment, to a C.B.er
- CB, to its user
- Fan-shaped parts of African elephants
- Bow holders
- Boxing targets?
- Farm stand basketful
- Farm-stand display
- Farm stand dozen
- Farm stand units
- Cereal-plant spikes
- Cereal spikes
- Holders of kernels
- Holders of spectacles?
- Certain handles
- "Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ___"
- Feature embellished in Obama cartoons
- Front-page boxes
- Eavesdropping devices
- Eavesdropping pair
- Features on some pitchers
- Concha
- Gym Class Heroes "Kissin' ___"
- Detectors of waves
- Elephant flappers
- Elephant's ___
- Elephant's floppy features
- Elephants have big ones
- Elephant's large pair
- Contents of some cribs
- Contents of some farm bushels
- Contents of some farm share boxes
- Elves' pointy features
- Convenient pencil perches
- Bud holders
- Chihuahua features
- Bugs Bunny's features
- Hammer holders
- Hammer sites
- Hammers' homes
- Corn at a picnic
- Corn buys
- Corn cobs
- Corn containers
- Corn count
- Corn crop
- Corn harvest
- Corn harvester's basketful
- Corn holders
- Corn pieces
- Corn portions
- Corn purchases
- Corn servings
- Corn spikes
- Corn units
- Corncobs
- Corncrib contents
- Handles.
- Handles of pitchers.
- Bunny costume feature
- Bunny features
- Handles
- Cornfield array
- Cornfield count
- Cornstalk features
- Cornstalk units
- Corny cookout plateful
- Corny items
- Corny picks
- Corny things?
- Corny things
- Items that may be pinned or pierced
- Items to shuck
- Bushel of corn, essentially
- Huskers' targets
- Ends of some grins
- Hares' prominent features
- "I can't believe my ___!" ("Did you really just say that?")
- "I can't believe my ___!"
- Harp seal's lack
- "... countrymen, lend me your ___"
- ". . . countrymen, lend me your ___"
- Disneyland hat pair
- Disneyland memento
- Disneyland souvenir
- Disneyland wear
- Distinctive bunny features
- Distinctive features of Mr. Spock
- Distinguishing features of Mr. Spock
- Flappers?
- Flappers in "Dumbo"
- Clark Gable trademark
- Cranial projections
- Jack rabbit's long features
- "Jack Straw" lyric "Hurts my ___ to listen"
- Hawthorne Heights "Where Can I Stab Myself in the ___"
- 'I'm all --'
- 'I'm all --!'
- "I'm all __"
- "I'm all ___!"
- ''I'm all ___''
- "I'm all ___!" ("I'm listening!")
- "I'm all ___!" (listener's comment)
- "I'm all ___": Perot
- "I'm all ___"
- I'm all ____
- 'I'm all '
- Floppy features of a rabbit
- Floppy parts of a beagle
- Floppy parts of a bloodhound
- Floppy parts of a dachshund
- Canal sites
- Canal zones
- Canal zones?
- Head features
- Dog and tin
- Head pair
- Head parts
- Dog parts that perk up
- Head set?
- Head set
- Improv musicians need good ones
- Glasses holders
- Headphones cover them
- Headphones setting
- Headphones site
- Headphones, slangily
- Heads of corn
- Heads of wheat
- Headset, to hams
- Crossettes
- Hearing aids
- Hearing aids?
- Hearing devices
- Hearing organs
- Hearing pair
- Hearing requirements
- Hearing sites
- Hearing things?
- Hearing things
- Ewer handles
- Exaggerated feature of many Obama caricatures
- Donkey features
- Donkey's attribute.
- Cobs of corn
- Cobs with kernels
- Cochlea sites
- Cochleae sites
- Cup handles.
- Dr. Ménière's specialty
- Good listeners
- Jug grips
- "Jug handles"
- Jug handles
- Jug parts
- Dachshund features
- Dachshund's droopers
- Dachshund's floppers
- Facial features
- Gossips are all this
- Pinnae are parts of them
- Pinnae locales
- Organs for listening
- Organs near temples
- Organs of hearing
- Organs often lent
- Organs often used in charades
- Organs that may be pierced
- Organs used in balance
- Organs with canals
- Organs with drums
- Organs with hammers
- Organs with lobes
- Organs
- Notable basset features
- Notable Dumbo features
- Notable features on a French bulldog
- Stirrup sites
- Where some aids work
- Ring holders
- Where some hoops are placed
- Where stirrups and anvils are found
- Pitch receivers
- Pitcher adjuncts
- Pitcher features
- Pitcher handles
- Pitcher parts
- Servings of corn
- Pitchers and walls have them
- Pitchers' handles
- Where to find anvils
- Kernel-covered cobs
- Some are corny?
- Some are pierced
- Noun from Mark Antony
- Otic organs
- Otologist's concern
- Otologist's domain
- Otologist's interest
- Otology focus
- Otoscope views
- Where you can find hammers and anvils
- Where your buds hang?
- Toreador's reward
- Toreros' rewards
- Nubbins
- Outgrowths of hare
- Roadside stand units
- Shades supporters?
- Roasting items
- Some hold pencils
- Some hold spectacles
- Marc Antony request
- Marc Antony's loan request
- Very attentive, all ...
- Places for buds
- Places for drums
- Places for hoops
- Places for plugs
- Places for ringlets
- Places for some drums
- Places for studs
- Wide grin's extremities?
- Some people can wiggle them
- "Put on your listening ___!" (Judge Judy rebuke)
- Mr. Potato Head pair
- Mr. Potato Head parts
- Mr. Potato Head pieces that are often pink
- Mr. Spock's are pointy
- Mr. Spock's pointy features
- Mr. Spock's pointy pair
- Some ring bearers
- Some stick out
- Stud sites
- Studded body parts
- Obstacles for barbers
- Playboy bunny headgear
- Playboy Club attire
- Pair near your hair
- Pair on a Disney World hat
- Pair on a Disneyland hat
- Pair with drums
- Pairs with drums
- Matadors' prizes
- Matching organs
- Sonar, to a destroyer
- Musicians' needs, slang
- Rabbit __
- Rabbit ___ (old TV antenna)
- Rabbit ___ (old TV antennas)
- Rabbit ___ (TV antennae)
- Rabbit ___
- Rabbit ____
- Rabbit feature
- Rabbit features
- Rabbit's features
- Rabbits have big ones
- Rabbit's pride.
- Trickster's coin holders
- MD workplaces
- Often-pierced body parts
- Sound detectors
- Points on Mr. Spock
- Radio, to a CBer
- Part 12 of today's quote
- Listeners lend them
- Listeners
- Listening devices?
- Listening devices
- Listening organs
- Listens to, in Soho
- Trophy handles
- Sound organs
- Sound receivers
- Sound system parts?
- Wall features, maybe
- Wall features?
- Walruses lack external ones
- The walls are said to have them
- "The walls have ___"
- Part of a Mickey Mouse costume
- Part of a Mr. Potato Head kit
- Little pitchers' endowments
- "Little pitchers have big ___"
- Little pitchers have big ones, per an old maxim
- Little pitchers have big ones, reportedly
- Little pitchers have big ones
- Lamb subject
- Lamb's "A Chapter on ___"
- Loan for Marc Antony?
- Loans to Marc Antony?
- Lobe locales
- Locales of canals
- Locations for buds or studs?
- Parts of cups.
- Parts of cups
- Parts of Mickey's silhouette
- Parts of pitchers
- Parts of teacups
- Parts of the head
- On Hobbits, they make a point
- Portions of corn
- Receiver accessory, slangily
- Mickey's are big
- Reception figures?
- Receptors
- Lost pencils are sometimes found behind these
- Pencil holders, at times
- Pencil holders, sometimes
- Pencil holders?
- Pendant hanging spots
- Minnie Mouse headband features
- Lugs of jugs
- "... lend me your ___"
- " . . . lend me your ___": Shak.
- " . . . lend me your ___"
- Missing pencils may be found behind these
- Lending them doesn't require giving anything away
- Lent organs?
- Ones catching some waves
- Prince Charles' really stand out
- Prince Charles's really stand out
- Phone receivers?
- Producer needs
- Producers' needs, slang
- Producers' needs
- Projections
- Prominent bunny features
- Prominent Chihuahua features
- Prominent donkey features
- Prominent Dumbo feature
- Prominent Dumbo features
- Prominent feature of Prince Charles
- Prominent features for Spock
- Prominent features of Alfred E. Neuman
- Prominent features of Batman's cowl
- Prominent fox features
- Prominent Gable features
- Prominent Mr. Spock features
- Prominent part of a Mickey Mouse costume
- Prominent parts in Obama caricatures
- Prominent parts of a bunny suit
- Prominent parts of a George W. Bush caricature
- Prominent parts of an Obama costume
- Prominent parts of goblins
- Prominent parts of Mickey's silhouette
- Prominent rabbit features
- Prominent Spock features
- Prominent Vulcan features
- Piercing places
- Piercing sites
- Makeshift pencil holders
- Shucked units
- Shuckers' units
- Shucking targets
- Shucking units
- Side flaps
- These are often bent
- These have drums
- These made points with Mr. Spock
- These support spectacles
- They can burn or ring
- They catch some waves
- They catch the waves
- They catch waves
- They contain the body's smallest bones
- Supporters of spectacles
- Supports for eyeglasses
- Supports for specs
- They have drums that are used to hear drums
- They have stirrups
- They hear everything
- They help elephants stay cool
- They hold up specs
- They make a point on hobbits
- They make a point on Vulcans
- They may be boxed
- TV-reception aids
- Wave catchers?
- Wave catchers
- They may be lent
- Word with all or rabbit
- Wax buildup site
- Wax holders
- They may be pierced
- They may be plugged or tugged
- They may be pricked
- Waxworks?
- Waxy buildup site
- Waxy buildup sites
- They may be ringing right now
- They may be ringing
- Surrogate listener
- They may hold pencils
- They may perk up
- They may pop in flight
- They may pop on a plane
- They may pop on planes
- They may pop or wiggle
- They may ring after a concert
- They may ring after parties
- They may ring or have rings
- Specs supports
- Spectacles supporters
- Spectacles supports
- They perform a balancing act
- They pick up whistles
- They pop on planes
- They sometimes hold pencils
- They usually listen well
- Word with rabbit or all
- Word with rabbit or roasting
- They were big on Clark Gable
- They're all the better to hear you with
- They're big on Clark Gable
- They're big on dachshunds
- They're burned by rebukers
- They're found behind temples
- They're found in cribs
- They're good listeners
- Spikes
- Spikes on a farm
- They're hear for you?
- They're held in a Dutch kiss
- They're lowered at the barbershop
- They're near temples
- They're often lent
- Tympanic cavity sites
- Spock's are pointed
- Spock's dominant feature
- Spock's feature
- Spock's prominent features
- Spock's prominent pair
- They're used for picking things up
- Site for studs
- Things to lend
- Things to shuck
- Things with rings ... that may be ringing
- Sites for drums
- Sites for studs
- Spots for AirPods
- Spots for hammers and anvils
- Spots for headphones
- Spots for some buds
- Spots for stethoscopes
- Wet behind the ___ (inexperienced)
- This puzzle's theme
- What Antony borrowed
- What Antony sought to borrow
- What Antony wanted to borrow
- What barbers "lower"
- Sleeping With Sirens "With ___ to See and Eyes to Hear"
- What Dumbo employed to fly
- What flaps on winter hats cover
- What friends, Romans and countrymen lent, in Shakespeare
- What headphones cover
- What improv musicians need to have
- Units of corn
- Units of maize
- Units that get shucked
- What otoscopes examine
- What some hats cover
- Yoda's pointy pair
- Tin and rabbit
- Teacup handles
- Teacups' handles
- What "the walls have"
- What the walls have, according to a saying
- What the walls have, they say
- What the walls have
- What the walls may have
- What "walls have"
- What walls have.
- What walls have, proverbially
- What walls have
- What walls may have
- Up to one's ___
- Up to one's _____
- Up to the ___ (very deeply).
- What winter hats cover
- "You got your ___ on?" (trucker's phrase)
- What you listen with
- Wheat parts
- Wheat spikes
- Wheat spikes.
- You'll find them near temples
- Urn protuberances
- Snakes lack them
- Snake's lack
- Yours may be ringing
- Where buds hang out?
- Where buds may go
- Where drums are found
- Where elves make a point?
- Stethoscope holders
- Sense organs
- Sensory apparatus
- Sensory organs
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