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Crossword clues for the word: ETTU

The word ETTU has appeared as an answer to at least 397 crossword clues on different crossword puzzles.

Crossword clues for ETTU

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Clue(s)
“___, Brute?”
(Puzzle by F. Piscop) Words to a traitor
''__, Brute?'' (Julius Caesar words)
'Brute' antecedents
'Brute's' predecessor
"___, Brute?" ("Julius Caesar" line) (2 wds.)
"___, Brute?" (dying words from Julius Caesar) (2 wds.)
"___, Brute?" (dying words of Julius Caesar) (2 wds.)
"___, Brute?" (Julius Caesar rebuke) (2 wds.)
"___, Brute?" (line from "Julius Caesar") (2 wds.)
"'___, Brute!': 'Julius Caesar'"
"""___ Brutus"""
"""___, Babe"" (1992 Mark Leyner book)"
"""___, Brute!"" (Caesar's dying words): 2 wds."
"""___, Brute?"" (Caesar's question)"
"""Benedict Arnold!"""
"""Even you?,"" artistically"
"""I thought you had my back!"""
"""Is everyone against me?"""
"""Julius Caesar"" phrase"
"""Some friend you are,"" more classically"
"""You too?"" in Rome"
"And you?," to Caesar
"Beginning of the line that precedes ""Liberty! Freedom! Tyranny is dead!"""
"Caesar's ""And you?"""
"Caesar's final words to Brutus, per Shakespeare"
"Caesar's immortal ""And you?"""
"Caesar's words after ""Doth not Brutus bootless kneel?"""
"Classical ""You too?"""
"Dramatic ""And you?!?"""
"Dying words, in Shakespeare"
"Famous last words (and homophonically, a hint to this puzzle's theme)"
"How could you stab me in the back like that?"
"I thought we were friends!?"
"It follows Casca's ""Speak, hands for me!"""
"It precedes ""Then fall, Caesar"""
"Mark Leyner's ""___, Babe"""
"Must you be like everyone else?" (2 wds.)
"Part of Julius Caesar's dying words, supposedly"
"Phrase in Act III of ""Julius Caesar"""
"Really? Is *nobody* on my side now?"
"Shakespearean words following ""Speak, hands, for me!"""
"Start of a Shakespeare line that ends ""Then fall, Caesar"""
"Start of the line that ends ""Then fall, Caesar"""
"Start of the line that follows 'Speak, hands, for me!'"
"What's spoken after: ""Speak hands for me"""
"Words following Casca's ""Speak, hands, for me!"""
"Words of reproach, and a hint to how the four longest puzzle answers are formed"
"Words of shock, in a play"
"You too?" as asked in "Julius Caesar"