Complete Clue List
Across
1. "Most smiling, smooth, detested ..." ('Timon of Athens') . A hanger-on
5. "Fie, fie upon thee ..." ('Othello'). A lascivious woman
9. "I am better than thou ..." ('King Lear'). Shakespearean "are"
10. " with ... in her mouth" (Richard III') . Damnations, castigations
11. "... her beauty, you fen-sucked fogs" ('King Lear'). Defile, disease
13. "Thou smell of mountain ..." ('Henry V'). caprine
14. "While greasy Joan doth ... the pot" ('Love's Labours Lost'). A ship's foundation
15. "Whom with my bare fists I would ..."('Henry VI Part 1'). Kill legally or carry out
16. "A carrion Death in whose ... eyes" ('Merchant of Venice'). Vacant
19. "But ... your courage" ('Macbeth'). A threaded fixer
23. Beverage made from dried Camellia leaves
25. "Yet was Samson so ..." ('Love's Labours Lost'). Seduced, allured
27. "Thy heinous, manifest and many ..."('King Lear'). Disloyalties, deceits
29. "Infusing him with self and vain ..." ('Richard II'). Arrogance, vanity
31. A substantial musical composition
32. "Let not his smoothing words ... your hearts" ('Henry VI part 2').Enchant, beguile
33. It is an abbreviation The Bard used 1308 times
35. "The ... dear Brutus is not in our stars" ('Julius Caesar'). Poor service
37. A Mediterranean flavoursome herb
40. My side of the story
42. The sea-eagle
44. "What wouldst thou have, ...?" ('Merry Wives of Windsor'). Philistine, obnoxious person
45. A slow movement in 31 across
46. "Something is ... in the state of Denmark" ('Hamlet') You want another hint? Seriously?
47. "If I were your father's dog you should not ...me so" ('King Lear') employ, treat
48. Uniformity, invariance
49. "There's ..., that's for remembrance" ('Hamlet') Lamb's partner
Down
1. "A ... o' both your houses" ('Romeo and Juliet') Pestilence
2. To adjoin or border on
3. "They are the ...of your loins" ('Cymbeline'). Offspring
4. "Our justice in whose ,,, passage" ('A Winter's Tale'). Simplest, most convenient
5. To arouse, encourage or inspire
6. A fish of the Gymnocephalus genus
7. "I hear him ... the luck of Caesar" ('Antony and Cleopatra'). Deride, insult
8. "the smoky light that's fed with stinking ..." ('Cymbeline'). Rendered animal fat
10. "Your insolent retinue do hourly ... and quarrel" ('King Lear'). Grumble or fuss. Also a fish
12. "Is it not as this mouth mouth should ... this hand" ('King Lear'). Rip, shred
17. Tumor of bone marrow
18. Expected, characteristic
20. "This dagger my sceptre and this ... my crown" (Henry IV part I') . A bolster or pillow.
21. "I would send them to the Turk to make ... of them" ('All's Well that Ends Well'). Castrati
22. To belittle or condemn
24. Discourage or obstruct
26. From the beginning, the year ...
28. To tease or jest
30. "Some base ... knave, some scurvy fellow" ('Othello'). Disreputable, infamous
34. One who causes trouble through rumor or gossip; or, simply, a spoon
35. "And mark the ..., the gibes and notable scorns" ('Othello'). Sneers, taunts
36. Partner of radius
38. Religious figure or symbol
39. "Shine upon the dead man's ... cheeks" ('Titus Andronicus'). Folksy, homely
40. Vacuous, obscure, uncertain
41. "Relish your nimble ... to pleasing ears" ('Rape of Lucrece'). Melodies are made of these
43. "Whose ... is sharper than the sword" ('Cymbeline'). Boundary. limit
44. "thy madness shall be paid by weight Till our scale turn the ..." ('Hamlet'). A bright smile