Crossword Clue: Word in the first sentence of a Wikipedia article that indicates its subject passed away

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Possibly related crossword clues for "Word in the first sentence of a Wikipedia article that indicates its subject passed away"

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• "__ I dreaming?"
• "___ I mistaken?"
• "___ it a vision . . . ?": Keats
• "___ it something I said?"
• "___ this the face . . . ?"
• "And She ___" (1985 Talking Heads song)
• "And She ___" (Talking Heads song)
• "And She ___" (Talking Heads tune)
• "And the earth ___ without form"
• ''And the earth ___ without form''
• "And the earth --- without form"
• "___it a vision . . . ": Keats
• "A fool there ___, and he . . . "
• "A Fool There ___"
• Became
• "Able ___ I ere I saw Elba"
• "Able ___ I . . . "
• Acted as
• "As I __ saying . . ."
• ''As I __ saying . . .''
• "As I ___ saying . . . "
• "As I ___ saying ..."
• "At first I ___ afraid, I was petrified"
• "... afraid, I ___ petrified"
• Auxiliary of the past?
• Ain't no more
• Historic verb?
• "Eadie ___ a Lady"
• Common verb
• Common word in history texts
• "Father ___ a Fullback" (1949 Fred MacMurray comedy)
• Is in another form?
• Is, in history?
• Is, in retrospect
• Is in the past?
• Is in the past
• Is no longer?
• Is no longer
• Is no more
• Is past
• Is past?
• Breathed
• Isn't anymore
• Isn't around now
• Isn't now
• "It __ a Very Good Year"
• "It __ I": 1959 hit
• "It ___ a Very Good Year"
• ''It ___ a Very Good Year''
• "It ___ fun while it lasted"
• "It ___ my pleasure"
• "It ___ the best of times . . ."
• It ____ a Very Good Year
• Functioned as
• Eighth word of "A Tale of Two Cities"
• "Fuzzy Wuzzy ___ . . ."
• ''Fuzzy Wuzzy ___ . . .''
• "Fuzzy Wuzzy" follower
• Consisted of
• Had a life
• Had been.
• Had been
• Had being
• Had functioned as
• Had life
• Had the quality of being
• "How ___ I to know?"
• "How ___ it?"
• "How Green ___ My Valley"
• 'How -- I to know?'
• Did exist
• Didn't just seem
• Burmese natives
• Happened.
• "First I __ afraid, I was petrified"
• "I __ had!"
• "I __ only kidding"
• "I ___ a Teenage Werewolf"
• "I ___ afraid of that!"
• "I ___ afraid you'd say that"
• "I ___ born this way" (Lady Gaga lyric)
• "I ___ framed!"
• "I ___ just about to say the same thing!"
• "I ___ only kidding"
• "I ___ only kidding!"
• "I ___ there!"
• "I ___ wondering ..."
• "I Didn't Know I ___ Pregnant" (reality show)
• "I Didn't Know I ___ Pregnant" (TLC show)
• "I knew it ___ too good to be true"
• Has been
• "I once ___ lost, but now I'm found"
• "I wish I ___ [sic] homeward bound": Paul Simon
• ". . . flag ___ still there"
• ''. . . flag ___ still there''
• ''... flag ___ still there''
• "... flag --- still there"
• 'Ijust kidding!'
• Existed.
• Existed once
• Existed
• Formerly acted as
• Formerly worked as
• "That __ close!"
• "That __ close"
• "That __ fun!"
• "That ___ a close one!"
• "That ___ close!"
• "That ___ close"
• "That ___ easy" (Staples slogan)
• "That ___ easy ..."
• "That ___ my fault" ("I'm sorry")
• "That ___ my fault"
• "That ___ no lady . . ."
• "That ___ no lady ..."
• ''That ___ no lady ...''
• "That ___ then . . ."
• "That ___ then, this is now"
• "That ___ then, this . . ."
• "That ___ then ..."
• "That --- no lady ..."
• "That --- no lady..."
• Took place
• ". . . that our flag ___ still there"
• "That --- then, this ..."
• "That --- then ..."
• Served as
• Stones producer Don
• Stones "She ___ Hot"
• "Like I ___ saying ..."
• "That's what I ___ thinking"
• "Now, where __ I?"
• ''Now, where __ I?''
• "Now, where ___ I?"
• "Now . . . where ___ I?"
• "Now where ___ I?"
• 'Now, whereI?'
• Verb for a historian
• Verb for the past
• Verb for yesteryear
• Verb form
• Verb in a retrospective
• Verb in history texts
• Verb of the past?
• "Kilroy __ here"
• "Kilroy ___ here"
• "Kilroy ____ Here"
• "Who __ that masked man?"
• ''Who __ that masked man?''
• "Who ___ that lady . . . "
• "Who ___ that masked man?"
• ''Who ___ that masked man?''
• "Who --- that masked man?"
• Occurred
• Kipling's "The Man Who ___"
• "The Nearly ___ Mine"
• "Papa __ a Rollin' Stone"
• "Papa ___ a Rollin' Stone" (Temptations song)
• "Papa ___ a Rollin' Stone"
• Limerick's third word, often
• Limerick's third word
• Quip: Part III
• Walked the earth
• Live in the past?
• Lived and breathed
• Lived
• Part of "TW 3"
• Part of "TW3"
• Part of T.W.T.W.
• Part of "T.W.T.W.T."
• Portrayed
• Once cost
• Once existed
• Once lived
• Once worked as
• Past tense
• Past tense of "is"
• Past word
• Past
• Looked up?
• Never-___ (not even a has-been)
• Never-___ (unsuccessful sort)
• "Never ___"
• NFC East team on scoreboards
• Performed the role of
• No longer is
• Previously cost
• "The Week That ___"
• "There ___ an old woman who lived in a shoe ..."
• "There ___ an old woman ..."
• "There ___ an old . . . "
• Word after Wuzzy
• "There once __ a . . ."
• "There once ___ . . ."
• "There once" follower
• Word in many limericks
• Word in the first sentence of a Wikipedia article that indicates its subject passed away
• Word of the past
• Word seen 11 times in the opening line of "A Tale of Two Cities"
• "We ___ robbed!": Joe Jacobs
• "We ___ robbed!"
• "Since Hector ___ a pup"
• They were, he ...
• They were, I ...
• Symbolized
• Saw backward
• Saw backward?
• Saw's anagram
• "Well, that ___ unexpected"
• Were for one?
• Third word in a limerick
• Third word in many limericks
• Third word of many limericks
• "This ___ fun!"
• "What __ I thinking?"
• "What ___ I saying?"
• "What ___ I thinking?!"
• "What ___ I thinking?"
• "What ___ that about?"
• "What ___ that?!"
• Talking Heads "And She ___"
• What, in Weimar
• "Till There ___ You," song from "The Music Man"
• "Till There --- You"
• "Time __ . . ."
• "Time ___ ..."
• Time ___ (in the past)
• Second verb in the Bible
• Second word of "A Tale of Two Cities"
• Second word of ''A Tale of Two Cities''
• Starts to like, with "to"
• You were, I ...
• "When I ___ a lad . . . "
• "When I ___ just a boy, ..."
• "When I ___ your age ..." (grandparent's refrain)
• "When I ___ your age ..."
• "Today ___ a Fairytale" (Taylor Swift song)
• "Where __ I?"
• "Where ___ I?"
• Where ___ I?
• Used to exist
• Used to live
• So yesterday?
• Social Distortion "I ___ Wrong"

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