YEATS - crossword answer

YEATS - is a crossword puzzle answer. We found for you 73 different crossword puzzles that contains YEATS answer. The list below order by crosswords date.

Answers	Clues
YEATS	"A Full Moon in March" poet
YEATS	"Deirdre" playwright
YEATS	"Deirdre" playwright W.B.
YEATS	"Down by the Salley Gardens" poet
YEATS	"Easter 1916" poet
YEATS	"Easter, 1916" poet
YEATS	"Easter, 1916" poet W.B.
YEATS	"Horseman, pass by!" poet
YEATS	"I Am of Ireland" poet
YEATS	"In dreams begin responsibility" writer
YEATS	"In the Seven Woods" poet
YEATS	"Leda and the Swan" poet
YEATS	"No country for old men" poet
YEATS	"Purgatory" dramatist
YEATS	"Sailing to Byzantium" poet
YEATS	"Sailing to Byzantium" writer
YEATS	"The Celtic Twilight" poet
YEATS	"The Fiddler of Dooney" creator
YEATS	"The Fiddler of Dooney" poet
YEATS	"The Herne's Egg" playwright
YEATS	"The Second Coming" poet
YEATS	"The Second Coming" poet, William Butler ___
YEATS	"The Tower" poet
YEATS	"The Wild Swans at Coole" poet
YEATS	"The Winding Stair" poet
YEATS	''Fiddler of Dooney'' poet (1899)
YEATS	1923 Literature Nobel Laureate William Butler ___
YEATS	1923 Literature Nobelist
YEATS	2006-09 Ascot Gold Cup-winning horse
YEATS	Dublin-born dramatist
YEATS	Dublin-born poet
YEATS	First Irish Literature Nobelist
YEATS	First Irish Nobelist in Literature
YEATS	First Nobel laureate from Ireland
YEATS	He asked, “How can we know the dancer from the dance?”
YEATS	He wrote "It's certain that fine women eat / A crazy salad with their meat"
YEATS	He wrote, "The best lack all conviction, while the worst / Are full of passionate intensity"
YEATS	Irish Nobel Prize-winning poet: William Butler __
YEATS	Irish poet
YEATS	Irish poet W. B. ___, who wrote "The Second Coming"
YEATS	Irish poet William Butler ___
YEATS	Irish poet William Butler ___ who wrote "The Second Coming"
YEATS	Irish poet William Butler ___, who wrote "Easter, 1916"
YEATS	Irish poet and dramatist
YEATS	Irish poet who wrote "Easter, 1916"
YEATS	Irish poet who wrote "The Lake Isle of Innisfree"
YEATS	Irish poet with "a fanatic's heart"
YEATS	Irish poet with a "fanatic heart"
YEATS	Jack Butler —, Irish artist whose works include 1925 oil Back from the Races
YEATS	Lady Gregory cohort
YEATS	Literature Nobelist William Butler ___
YEATS	Literature Nobelist who served in the Irish Senate
YEATS	Nobelist William Butler ___
YEATS	O'Casey contemporary
YEATS	Poet William Butler ___
YEATS	Poet William Butler ___, who wrote "The Second Coming"
YEATS	Poet awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1923
YEATS	Poet who originated the phrase "no country for old men"
YEATS	Poet who wrote "I have spread my dreams under your feet / Tread softly because you tread on my dreams"
YEATS	Poet who wrote "I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree"
YEATS	Poet who wrote "In dreams begins responsibility"
YEATS	Poet who wrote "That is no country for old men"
YEATS	Poet who wrote “The Tower”
YEATS	Poet who wrote, “The falcon cannot hear the falconer”
YEATS	Poet whose work inspired the title of Achebe's Things Fall Apart
YEATS	Poet with a "fanatic's heart"
YEATS	Shaw contemporary
YEATS	Source of the title "No Country for Old Men"
YEATS	“In the Seven Woods” poet
YEATS	“Leda and the Swan” poet
YEATS	“Sailing to Byzantium” poet
YEATS	“Sailing to Byzantium” poet W. B. ___
YEATS	“The Tower” poet