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Crossword clues for the word: APRIL

The word APRIL has appeared as an answer to at least 299 crossword clues on different crossword puzzles.

Crossword clues for APRIL

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Clue(s)
___ Come She Will : Simon and Garfunkel
___ showers bring May flowers
____ Fools' Day
'___ Love' (1957 #1 hit)
''... is the cruellest month'' (TS Eliot)
& 13 across & 20 down: What to expect immediately after march for a period of time? That'll appeal to spoofers! (4'1,3)
<I>___ in Paris<I>
"___ Wine (""Just Between You and Me"" band)"
"""___ Come She Will"""
"""___ in Paris,"" 1932 song"
"""___ in Portugal,"" 1953 song"
"""___ Love,"" 1957 song"
"""___ Love"" (Pat Boone hit)"
"""___ Love"" (Pat Boone)"
"""...glory of an ___ day"": Shak."
"""An ___ Day"": Longfellow"
"""Men are ___ when they woo... """
"""Republicans believe every day is the Fourth of July, but the Democrats believe every day is ___ 15"" (Ronald Reagan)"
"""Spongy ___"": Shak."
"""The ___ Fools"" (1969)"
"""The cruellest month,"" for T. S. Eliot and taxpayers"
"""The cruellest month,"" to Eliot"
"""The cruellest month"""
"""The sweet small clumsy feet of ___"": E. E. Cummings"
"""The uncertain glory of an ___ day"": Shak."
"""The uncertain glory of an ___ day"": Shakespeare"
"4, sometimes"
"Bliss Carman's ""___ Airs"""
"Carman's ""___ Airs"""
"Chestnut blossom time, in a song about Paris"
"Eliot's ""cruellest month"""
"Eliot's ""cruellest"""
"Filing month, for many"
"First word of ""The Waste Land."""
"Fleming was responsible for naming ___ Dancer of ""The Girl From U.N.C.L.E."""
"It ""hath put a spirit of youth in every thing,"" per Shakespeare"
"Millay's ""Second ___"""
"Opening word of ""The Waste Land"""
"Pat Boone hit, '___ Love'"
"Pat Boone's ""___ Love"""
"Roger's dead girlfriend in ""Rent"""
"Simon & Garfunkel's ""___ Come She Will"""
"T. S. Eliot's ""cruelest month"""
"The ""cruellest month"": Eliot"
"The cruellest month," per T.S. Eliot
"Time to be, in Paris"
"When ""you're ridin' high"" in the song ""That's Life"""
"When Fort Sumter fell, 1861."
"With 32 Acrown, a day for foolers"
"With 8D, an anagram"