Crossword clues for are
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- "All your base ___ belong to us"
- "... such stuff / As dreams __ made on": Shak
- "... but few ___ chosen"
- "... all men ___ created equal"
- ". . . Women ___ From Venus"
- ". . . how I wonder what you ___"
- ". . . all men ___ created equal"
- "--- we there yet?"
- "____ You There?"
- "___ You the One?" (MTV dating show)
- "___ you insane?!"
- "___ you finished?"
- "___ you crazy?"
- "___ You Being Served?" (old Britcom)
- "___ We Done Yet?" (2007 flick)
- "___ Men Necessary?" (Maureen Dowd book)
- "___ 'Friends' Electric?" (1979 Gary Numan song)
- "__ you finished?"
- "__ You Experienced": Hendrix album
- "__ you awake?"
- "__ we okay?"
- "__ we alone?"
- 'You -- There'
- 'Roses -- red'
- 'Roses -- red ...'
- 'Is' pluralized
- ''Where the Wild Things ___''
- ''Where ___ my manners?''
- ''What ___ you saying?''
- ''We Three Kings of Orient ___''
- ''We ___ not amused''
- ''Now we ___ engaged in a great civil war . . .''
- ''Men ___ From Mars . . .''
- ''Be'' conjugate
- ''. . . how I wonder what you ___''
- ''___ you sure?''
- ''___ you serious?''
- ''___ You Lonesome Tonight?''
- 0247 acre
- _____ you okay?
- You's is
- You will often appear to the left of it
- You might appear to the left of this
- You may be followed by it
- You can come before it, but I can't
- You ____ There
- You ____ Sixteen
- You ____ Not Alone
- You ____ Love : Kern
- You ____ Love
- You ____ here
- You ___ here (map words)
- Work as
- Word with "so!" or "not!"
- Word whose first letter is dropped in contractions
- Word that's a homophone of its middle letter
- Word that sounds like its second letter
- Word that sounds like its middle letter
- Word that may follow you
- Word pronounced like its middle letter
- Word omitted from road signs
- Word often after "you"
- Word in a USA for Africa title
- Word before "so" or "not"
- What you may have that I can't?
- What you can't be without?
- What you can take that I can't?
- What the French "es," "sont" and "sommes" all mean
- What often comes after you
- What may come after you
- What "will be" will be?
- What "will be" will be
- What "r" might signify
- What "r" may stand for
- What "bist" means in the 1930s hit "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen"
- Were, now
- Were of the moment?
- Were in the present?
- Were in the present
- We ____ the World
- We ____ Family
- We ___ Scientists (rock duo)
- Violets-blue link
- Verb that's a homophone for a letter in "verb"
- Verb that's a homophone for a letter
- Verb sometimes shortened by removing its vowels
- Verb reduced to its middle letter in texts
- Verb pronounced like a letter
- Verb after "queue"?
- To be in another form?
- Timbaland's "The Way I ___"
- The chips ___ down
- Texter's 'r'
- Tenth word of "The Star."
- Sum to
- State of being
- Spanish son?
- Son, north of the Mexican border
- Son, north of the border
- Something to follow you
- Sendaks Where the Wild Things ___
- Second-person copulative verb
- Second person copulative
- Scorpions "___ you ready to rock?"
- Rules ___ rules
- Rilke's You ___ the Future
- Right you ___!
- Remain fixed
- R's meaning in some text messages
- Puzzles like this ___ going to continue soon on solvetheinternet.com
- Plural is
- Plural form of "is"
- Plural "is"
- Peter Wolf "Come As You ___"
- People ___ people
- Pearl Jam's "Who You ___"
- Part of verb to be
- Part of be
- Part of ''to be''
- P.D. Eastman's "___ You My Mother?"
- OneRepublic "All We ___"
- Often-abbreviated word in texts
- Not just were
- More of the banner
- Middle of the sleeper's observation
- Michelle Branch's "___ You Happy Now?"
- Michael Jackson's "You ___ Not Alone"
- Just the Way You ____
- Johnny Mathis "Chances ___"
- Janelle Monáe song "We ___ Young"
- It's often after you
- It's after you?
- It may follow you, but not me
- It may follow "you"
- It follows and precedes "rules"
- It can be before you
- Is, for you?
- Is transformed?
- Is relative
- Is more?
- Is increased?
- Is in another form
- Is for two or more
- Is for them
- Is for some
- Is for more than one person?
- Is for everyone?
- Is for couples
- Is for all of us?
- Is for all
- Is for a lot of people
- Is following you?
- Is another way?
- Is after you
- Is doubled
- Imagine Dragons tune "Who We ___"
- How things link?
- He is, they ...
- Hawthorne Heights "This Is Who We ___"
- Have entity
- Have actuality
- Go-Go's "Our Lips ___ Sealed"
- Function as
- fun. smash "We ___ Young"
- Form of to be
- Form of 'to be'
- Form of 'be'
- Form of ''to be''
- Fixx "___ We Ourselves"
- First word of the English "Frere Jacques" lyrics
- First word of "Frere Jacques" (okay, the English version)
- First word in "Scarborough Fair"
- Fill spaces
- Fill space
- Facts-facts connection
- Exist / Reign denoter
- Êtes, across the English Channel
- Están, across the Gibraltar border
- Equal, in math
- Don't just appear
- Devo album "Q: ___ We Not Men?"
- Definitely will be
- Common verb second person
- Common plural verb
- Come as you ---
- Come as you __
- Bruno Mars "Just the Way You ___"
- Billy Joel "Just the Way You ___"
- Be with someone else?
- Be different?
- Be another way?
- Art, nowadays
- Art, now
- Art today
- Art of today?
- Art of today
- Art nowadays?
- Art nouveau?
- An auxiliary verb
- Alphabetic homophone
- All the Things You ___ (Jerome Kern song)
- All That Remains "For We ___ Many"
- All bets ____ off!
- Aimee Mann "That's Just What You ___"
- About a 40th of an acre
- A.A. Milne's "Now We ___ Six"
- A word with you nuts?
- 18th letter, in texting
- (On)e (of) X(ena: Warr)i(or Prince)s(s's an)t(agonists)
- “Rules ___ rules”
- “___ You Experienced” (1967 rock album)
- "You" verb
- "You --- what you eat"
- "You --- here"
- "You __": Richie hit
- "You __": Lionel Richie hit
- "You ________" Richie hit
- "You ____ There"
- "You ___ the Sunshine of My Life" (Stevie Wonder song)
- "You ___ so right!"
- "You ___ So Beautiful" (1975 Joe Cocker hit)
- "You ___ Not Alone" (Michael Jackson song)
- "You ___ not alone"
- "You ___ my sunshine, my only sunshine ..."
- "You ___ Love" ("Show Boat" song)
- "You ___ here" (words on a map)
- "You ___ here" (map words)
- "You ___ Here" (map phrase)
- "You ___ here" (map indication)
- "You ___ here!"
- "You ___ correct, sir"
- "You __ not alone"
- "Women's rights ___ human rights"
- "Why --- we here?"
- "Why ___ you telling me this?"
- "Why ___ you still here?"
- "Why ___ you just standing there?"
- "Why ___ you booing me? I'm right"
- "Why ___ you asking?"
- "Why ___ we doing this?"
- "Who --- we kidding?"
- "Who ___ you, the pope?"
- "Who ___ you fooling?"
- "Who __ You": 1978 album by The Who
- "Where the Boys ---"
- "Where ___ you going with this?"
- "Where ___ they now?"
- "Where __ Ü Now", Skrillex and Diplo song featuring that Bieber kid)
- "When the chips ___ down ..."
- "When ___ you coming?"
- "What on earth ___ they doing?"
- "What ___ you, nuts?"
- "What ___ you, a wise guy?"
- "What ___ you waiting for?"
- "What ___ you on?"
- "What ___ you lookin' at?"
- "What ___ the choices?"
- "What __ the choices?"
- "Well, ___ you?"
- "We have met the enemy, and they ___ ours": Oliver Hazard Perry
- "We --- the World"
- "We --- the Champions"
- "We ________ Family"
- "We ____ the World"
- "We ____ the Champions"
- "We ___ Your Friends" (upcoming Zac Efron movie)
- "We ___ Your Friends" (2015 Zac Efron movie)
- "We ___ Young" (song by fun.)
- "We ___ Young" (hit by fun.)
- "We ___ Young" (fun. hit)
- "We ___ Young" (2011 single by Fun)
- "We ___ Young" (2011 fun. hit)
- "We ___ the World" (1985 hit song)
- "We ___ the World" (1985 hit single by USA for Africa)
- "We ___ the Champions" (song by Queen)
- "We ___ the Champions" (Queen song)
- "We ___ the Champions" (1977 song by Queen)
- "We ___ the 99%"
- "We ___ the 99 percent!"
- "We ___ Not Alone"
- "We ___ not afraid" ("We Shall Overcome" lyric)
- "We ___ Never Meeting in Real Life" (Samantha Irby book)
- "We ___ Never Ever Getting Back Together" (Taylor Swift hit)
- "We ___ Marshall" (2006 Matthew McConaughey film)
- "We ___ Family" (Sister Sledge hit)
- "We ___ Family" (classic disco song)
- "We ___ Family" (1979 song)
- "We ___ Family" (1979 Sister Sledge song)
- "We ___ everywhere"
- "We __ not amused"
- "We __ Marshall": 2006 football drama
- "We __ Marshall": 2006 film
- "We __ Farmers": insurance slogan
- "We __ Farmer's, bum ba dum bum bum bum bum"
- "We __ Family": 1979 hit
- "Vous êtes ici" ("You ___ here")
- "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" ender
- "To be" form
- "To be" conjugate
- "Times ___ tough"
- "Things ___ good"
- "These Boots ___ Made for Walkin'"
- "These ___ the voyages of the starship Enterprise."
- "These ___ the times . . . "
- "There ___ no words"
- "The Times They ___ a-Changin'"
- "The rules __ the rules"
- "The odds ___ ..."
- "The natives ___ restless"
- "The knives ___ out"
- "The Kids ___ Alright"
- "The Kids ___ All Right" (Julianne Moore film)
- "The Kids ___ All Right" (2010 movie)
- "The Kids ___ All Right"
- "The Kids __ All Right": 2010 film
- "The hills ___ alive ...."
- "The hell you ___"
- "The Boys ___ Back in Town" (1976 hit)
- "The best things in life ___ ..."
- "Thank God Almighty, we ___ free at last": MLK
- "Sorry, my hands ___ tied"
- "Some ___ born great": "Twelfth Night"
- "Some ___ born great ..."
- "Some ___ born great . . . "
- "Some __ born great . . ."
- "So there you ___"
- "Scooby-Doo, Where ___ You?"
- "Rumors ___ flying"
- "Rules-rules" link
- "Rules ___ rules!"
- "Rules __ rules"
- "Roses ___ red, violets ..."
- "Roses ___ red ... "
- "Roses __ red"
- "Roses __ red ... "
- "Right you" follower
- "Right you ____!"
- "r," in tweets
- "Q: ___ We Not Men? A: We ___ Devo!" (debut Devo album)
- "Q: ___ We Not Men? ..."
- "People ___ Strange" (song by the Doors)
- "People ___ People"
- "Now We ___ Six" (A.A. Milne book)
- "Now We __ Six": Milne
- "My reasons ___ my own"
- "My lips-sealed" link
- "My dogs ___ barking"
- "Memories __ Made Of This": 1956 chart-topper
- "Many ___ Called" (1966 Walker Evans book)
- "Lonely ___ the Brave"
- "Lips ___ Movin" (Meghan Trainor hit)
- "Lines ___ now open"
- "Just who do they think they ___?"
- "Just the Way You ---"
- "Just the Way You __": Bruno Mars hit
- "Just the Way You ___" (title of hits by Billy Joel and Bruno Mars)
- "Just The Way You ___" (Bruno Mars's first hit)
- "Just The Way You ___" (Bruno Mars's debut single)
- "Just the Way You ___" (Bruno Mars or Billy Joel hit)
- "Just the Way You ___" (2010 Bruno Mars hit)
- "Just the Way You ___" (#1 song for Bruno Mars)
- "Inchworm" lyrics verb
- "I'm ready when you ___"
- "I'm Nobody! Who ___ you?" (Dickinson)
- "I'm fine, thanks. How ___ you?"
- "I know you ___, but what am I?"
- "I know you ___ but what am I?"
- "I am, you ___, he is"
- "How you doin'" omission
- "How ___ you today?"
- "How ___ ya?"
- "How ___ things going?"
- "Here we __"
- "Here We ___" (Gloria Estefan hit)
- "Hearts ____ Wild"
- "Gone ___ the days . . . "
- "Frog and Toad ___ Friends" (children's book)
- "Facts ________ facts"
- "Facts ___ stubborn things": John Adams
- "Facts __ facts"
- "Endure," as in the seventh 007 film title
- "Earth Girls ___ Easy" (Julie Brown song)
- "Earth Girls ___ Easy" (1988 comedy)
- "Earth Girls ___ Easy"
- "Dog Days ___ Over" (Florence and the Machine song)
- "Dog Days ___ Over" (Florence + The Machine hit)
- "Diamonds --- Forever" (1971)
- "Diamonds --- Forever"
- "Diamonds ___ Forever" (James Bond film)
- "Diamonds ___ Forever" (1971 Bond film)
- "Diamonds ___ Forever" (007 film)
- "Chances __"
- "Chances ___" (Mathis tune)
- "Chances ___" (Mathis megahit)
- "Chances _____"
- "Chances ________," Mathis hit
- "Car 54, Where ___ You?"
- "Butterflies --- Free"
- "Brain Thrust Mastery" band We ___ Scientists
- "Blessed-the meek" link
- "Blessed ___" (Baez album)
- "Blessed ___ the meek"
- "Blessed ___ ..." (Joan Baez album)
- "Blessed __ the pure in heart ..."
- "Blessed __ the peacemakers": Matthew
- "Blessed __ the meek ..."
- "Blessed __ the meek ... "
- "Blessed __ the meek . . ."
- "Bells ___ Ringing" (Judy Holliday's last film)
- "Become What You ___" Juliana Hatfield 3
- "And you __?"
- "And you ___ ...?"
- "And the nominees ___ ..."
- "All We ___" Warlock
- "All the Things You ___" (Ella Fitzgerald song)
- "All the Things You _____"
- "All The Things You ___ "
- "All the cool kids ___ doing it"
- "All men ___ created . . . "
- "All men __ boys": Updike
- "All bets ________ off!"
- "... Women ___ From Venus"
- "... violets ___ blue"
- "... Violets ___ blue ..."
- "... such stuff / As dreams __ made on": Prospero
- "... so ___ the days of our lives"
- "... of Orient ___"
- "... chips-down" link
- ". . . __ the snows of yesteryear?"
- "--- You Experienced?" (Hendrix hit)
- "____ You Sincere"
- "___ you through?"
- "___ you threatening me?"
- "___ you thinking what I'm thinking?"
- "___ You the One?" (MTV show)
- "___ You the One?"
- "___ You That Somebody?" (Aaliyah song)
- "___ You Sincere" (Andy Williams song)
- "___ you shitting me?"
- "___ you seeing this?"
- "___ you ready to order?"
- "___ you ready kids?" (SpongeBob intro line)
- "___ you quite finished?"
- "___ you OK?"
- "___ You My Mother?" (classic children's book)
- "___ You My Mother?" (children's book)
- "___ You My Mother?"
- "___ you mad?"
- "___ you looking for trouble?"
- "___ you listening to me?"
- "___ you kidding me right now?!"
- "___ you joking?"
- "___ you interested?"
- "___ you insane?"
- "___ you high?"
- "___ you hearing this?"
- "___ you happy?"
- "___ You Gonna Go My Way" (Lenny Kravitz rock hit of 1993)
- "___ you gonna eat that?"
- "___ you going to Scarborough Fair?"
- "___ you feeling it?"
- "___ You Experienced" (classic rock album)
- "___ You Experienced" (1967 debut album by the Jimi Hendrix Experience)
- "___ you calling me a liar?"
- "___ you blind?"
- "___ you blind???!"
- "___ you being helped?"
- "___ you awake?"
- "___ you a man or a mouse?"
- "___ wethere yet?"
- "___ We There" (Sharon Van Etten album)
- "___ We There Yet?" (Terry Crews sitcom on TBS)
- "___ we rolling?"
- "___ we not men?"
- "___ we finished now?"
- "___ we cool?"
- "___ we clear?"
- "___ there others?"
- "__ You Sincere?": Andy Williams hit
- "__ you satisfied?"
- "__ you ready?"
- "__ you ready for this?"
- "__ you out of your mind?"
- "__ you okay?"
- "__ you joking?"
- "__ you in or out?"
- "__ you game?"
- "__ you alone?"
- "__ we done here?"
- "__ too!"
- " . . . and so ___ you"
- 'You' verb
- 'Where -- you?'
- 'What -- the odds?'
- 'Wethe World'
- 'We -- not amused'
- 'Right you -- !'
- 'People -- talking'
- 'Odds -- ...'
- 'My lips -- sealed'
- 'My hands -- tied'
- 'How -- you?'
- 'How -- you doing?'
- 'How -- ya?'
- 'Chances '
- 'Chances -- ...'
- 'All bets -- off'
- ''Who ___ we kidding?''
- ''We __ the World''
- ''We __ not amused!''
- ''Two heads ___ better than one''
- ''To be'' conjugate
- ''The odds __ . . .''
- ''Right you ___!''
- ''Odds __ . . .''
- ''Just the Way You ___''
- ''How ___ you?''
- ''Diamonds ___ Forever'' (1971)
- ''Chances ___''
- ''... how I wonder what you ___''
- ''___ you listening?''
- ''___ you kidding?''
- ''___ you for real?''
- ''__ you sleeping?''
- '... and yet here we --'
- '-- you with me?'
- '-- you sleeping?'
- '-- you ready?'
- '-- You Lonesome Tonight?'
- '-- you in?'
- '-- you happy now?'
- ' you for real?'
- ____ you there?
- ____ you sure?
- ____ You Lonesome Tonight?
- ____ you for real?!
- ___ you kidding?
- ___ You Content (Yeats poem)
- ___ Weapons (NYC rock band)
- ___ mermaids real (Google suggestion when I started typing this word)
- ___ for (favor)
- Live and breathe
- "We _____ not amused"
- "_____ you sure?"
- "_____ we having fun yet?"
- Art today?
- Remain extant
- "These _____ the times..."
- "_____ you for real?"
- Metric unit
- "Diamonds _____ a girl's ..."
- Exist as a group
- Wordsworth's "We _____ Seven"
- "We ___ the Champions" (Queen tune)
- Old TV's "You___There"
- "___ we having fun yet?"
- "___ you kidding?"
- "We ___ the World" (USA for Africa song)
- "What ___ the odds?"
- "Chances ___" (Johnny Mathis hit)
- Have life
- "Men ___ From Mars..."
- Lionel Richie's "You ___"
- "You ___ here" (map notation)
- Verb for you
- Is for more than one?
- "___you kidding?"
- "Butterflies ___ Free"
- Modern art? (1)
- "What ___ you saying?"
- "Roses ___ red..."
- "You___" (1983 Lionel Richie hit)
- .0247 acre
- Last word of Shelley's "Adonais"
- Metric measure
- "Odds___..."
- Were up to date?
- Auxiliary verb
- "We___Not Alone"
- "We ___ Not Alone" (1939 film)
- "Roses___red..."
- Wordsworth's "We ___ Seven"
- "Who ___ you?"
- "___ we there yet?" (whine from the backseat)
- "We ___ Family" (Sister Sledge song)
- "You ___" (1983 hit)
- "All The Things You ___": 1939 Kern hit
- Is for two?
- Is after you?
- "___ You Happy Now?" (Michelle Branch song)
- Sendak's "Where the Wild Things ___"
- "There you ___"
- Art, these days
- It often follows you
- It may follow you?
- Is multiplied?
- It might follow you
- "You ___ There" (Walter Cronkite history program)
- "Where ___ we?"
- "What ___ you getting at?"
- Exist en masse
- Unit of land measure
- Word with you but not me
- "___ you nuts?"
- A word with you?
- Were now?
- "Who ___ we kidding?"
- See 63-Across
- Be in another form?
- "All the Things You ___" (Kern tune)
- Subsist
- "You ___" (Lionel Richie hit)
- "What ___ our chances?"
- "Roses ___ red ..."
- To be with you?
- "___ you sure?"
- You ___ here (map phrase)
- Something you can use but I can't
- Equals, in math
- See 31-Down
- "So there you ___!"
- What may follow you
- It may come after you
- "All bets ___ off"
- "Roses ___ red …"
- Make, in arithmetic
- Son: Spanish :: ___ : English
- "Where ___ you?"
- Form of "to be"
- Not just look
- Don't just seem
- "Odds ___ ..."
- Make, altogether
- With 64-Down, reply to "Am too!"
- Occupy a position
- Something I can't use, but you can
- 100 square meters
- Cost
- "These ___ the times that ..."
- "___ you sleeping?"
- "We ___ not amused"
- We may precede this
- Be altered?
- Be a different way?
- "What ___ the chances?"
- Is for a group?
- "___ you ready?"
- "___ you kidding?!"
- Be transformed?
- Will be now?
- "Right you ___!"
- "___ not!"
- Go for, in price
- Were present?
- "You ___ So Beautiful" (Joe Cocker song)
- Be a certain way?
- The Who's "Who ___ You"
- "___ you serious?"
- Will be present?
- Is for you?
- It might come after you?
- Art, nowadays?
- "Chances ___," 1957 #1 hit
- Is for a few?
- "My lips ___ sealed"
- Add up to, in arithmetic
- Is for two or more?
- What may be coming after you
- Is, pluralized
- Total arithmetically
- "Diamonds ___ Forever" (Bond film)
- "___ You Experienced" (Jimi Hendrix's first album)
- Word often shortened to one letter in text messages
- "___ you O.K.?"
- Q2
- "___ you kidding me?"
- "We ___ the 99%" (slogan in recent protests)
- "We ___ the Champions" (Queen hit)
- "The Way I ___" (2007 Timbaland hit)
- Modern art form?
- Consist of
- "___ you even listening?"
- "Come As You ___" (Nirvana song)
- Something that often follows you
- "___ you out of your mind?!"
- "Rules ___ rules"
- "You ___ what you eat"
- What often follows you
- "Chances ___ ..."
- "Diamonds ___ a Girl's Best Friend"
- "___ we done?"
- "We Three Kings of Orient ___" (Christmas carol)
- First word in the English lyrics of "FrГЁre Jacques"
- Nirvana's "Come as You ___"
- "Blessed ___ ..." (1971 Joan Baez album)
- See 21-Across
- Word often abbreviated to its middle letter, in texts
- See 87-Across
- "All men ___ created equal"
- "___ you with me?"
- "___ we done here?"
- "___ you in?"
- "___ we alone?"
- "r," in a 72-Across
- Middle word in a mall map phrase
- "___ you for real?"
- "Facts ___ facts"
- Word often shortened to its middle letter in texts
- "Gone ___ the days ..."
- "... and yet, here we ___"
- To be for you?
- "___ You the One?" (MTV reality show)
- Updated art?
- This was once "art"
- "We ___ Young" (2012 Song of the Year)
- "All we ___ saying is give peace a chance"
- "___ You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?"
- Word between "facts" and "facts"
- Be identical or equivalent to
- Have life, be alive
- To remain unmolested, undisturbed, or uninterrupted -- used only in infinitive form
- Spend or use time
- Work in a specific place, with a specific subject, or in a specific function
- Form or compose
- Have an existence, be extant
- Be someone or something, as in
- Be identical to
- Be priced at
- (copula, used with an adjective or a predicate noun)
- Have the quality of being
- Happen, occur, take place
- "Bells ___ Ringing" (musical)
- See 61 Across
- "Ye ___ the salt . . . "
- "Chances ___," Mathis hit
- Metric surface measure
- Common verb conjugation
- "___ You Lonesome Tonight?"
- "Some ___ born great": Shak.
- Part of to be
- Era reversal
- "You ___ Love," 1927 song
- Quip: Part III
- Beatitudes verb
- A verb for you
- Exists
- "You ___ There," TV oldie
- Land measure
- Hectare part
- "Happy Days ___ Here Again"
- TV's "You ___ There": 1953–57
- "Where the Boys ___," 1961 song
- Victoria's "We ___ not amused"
- One hundred square meters
- Hundredth of a hectare
- Plural of is
- "Talkers ___ no good doers": Shak.
- "You ___ My Sunshine"
- Surface measure
- "Where the Boys ___," 1960 film
- Unit of surface measurement
- "You ___ old, Father William . . . "
- "Cows ___ my passion": Dickens
- Cronkite's "You ___ There"
- Contemporary art?
- "____ you satisfied?"
- Have vitality
- "You _____ There" (50's TV show)
- Sister Sledge's "We _____ Family"
- "Be" conjugate
- "We ____ the Champions" (1978 hit)
- "Where the Boys ___" (1960 film)
- Verb in the Beatitudes
- "Violets ___ blue"
- Verb often used with you
- Metric land measure
- Metric unit of area
- Verb that sounds like a letter
- "People ___ Funny," of radio fame
- "Friends ___ all . . . ": G. Burgess
- "You ___," 1927 hit
- Have being
- Swedish ski resort
- "You ___ My Sunshine," 1940 song
- "We ___ the hollow men": Eliot
- "Lafayette, we ___ here"
- "These ___ the times . . . ": Paine
- "The Campbells ___ coming"
- "Children ___ People": Emily Post
- Kipling's "For All We Have and ___"
- "But where ___ the snows . . . "
- Milne's "Now We ___ Six"
- Biblical weed
- "You ___ My Lucky Star," 1935 song
- "Ye ___ the salt of the earth"
- Measure of area
- Metrical measure
- "We ___ such stuff . . . "
- "Where ___ Your Children?": 1944 film
- Verb form
- Jimi Hendrix's "___ You Experienced?"
- "Children ___ People": E. Post
- "All the Things You ___," 1939 song
- "You ___ Love," Kern tune
- "People ___ Funny"
- A surface measure
- "Here We ___," 1929 song
- "Some ___ born great . . . ": Shak
- "Blessed ___ the meek . . . "
- "You ___ There," old radio program
- "We __ seven"
- "We ___ one"
- "Butterflies ___ Free," 1969 play
- Helping verb
- "You ___ Love": Kern
- Metric area measure
- Lives
- Cubic meter
- Take place
- Sister Sledge's "We ___ Family"
- Part 4 of today's quote
- Part 5 of today's quote
- "__ we there yet?"
- "__ you kidding?"
- '-- we there yet?'
- Have a life
- Without charge
- Part 6 of today's quote
- "__ you serious?"
- 'All the Things You --'
- Last word of "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"
- English 101 verb
- Take up space
- Really exist
- Is for many?
- "Who ___ you kidding?"
- 'You -- here'
- You-here link
- Amount to
- Violets-blue connector
- "Just the Way You ___" (Grammy-winning Bruno Mars song)
- "Chances ____"
- "All bets __ off"
- Play the role of
- Linking verb
- "Where the Wild Things ___"
- Steakhouse request
- Part of the verb to be
- Is in another form?
- I am, you ...
- Have the role of
- Am for more than one?
- "You __ here": mall map words
- "Who Do You Think You ___?" (NBC show about genealogy)
- "Ready when you ___!"
- "Odds ___ . . ."
- "How ___ you?"
- "... how I wonder what you ___"
- "___ you listening?"
- 'Right you --!'
- Part of the verb "to be"
- Have existence
- Continue to be
- "The best things in life ___ free"
- Play the part of
- Is pluralized
- Is doubled?
- "___ you there?"
- "__ you sure?"
- YOU __ HERE
- We might come before it?
- More of our Valentine verse
- Is relative?
- How ____ you?
- Consists of
- "Wherever you go, there you ___"
- "We ____ Family"
- "Roses ___ red . . ."
- "My hands ___ tied"
- "___ you sure about that?"
- "__ you for real?"
- 'Right you !'
- ____ you kidding?
- You may precede it, but I can't
- We can precede it, but I can't
- Part of "to be"
- It can follow you but not me?
- Is for many people?
- First word of "Scarborough Fair"
- Ear anagram
- "Odds __ . . ."
- "Blessed ___ the meek ..." (start of Matthew 5:5)
- "___ you talking to me?"
- ''Roses __ red . . .''
- ''__ we there yet?''
- Ubiquitous verb
- Roses-red link
- Roses-red connector
- Right you ____!
- Plane calculation
- More than is?
- Is, for many
- Is for you
- Is for all?
- Highly unusual
- Everyday verb
- English 101 word
- Common word
- "You ____ Sixteen"
- "When Irish Eyes ___ Smiling"
- "Trix ___ for kids!"
- "Things ___ tough all over"
- "Things ___ looking up"
- "The results ___ in"
- "r," in texts
- "How ___ things?"
- "All bets ___ off!"
- "A fool and his money ___ soon parted"
- "___ you pulling my leg?"
- "___ you not entertained?" (line from "Gladiator")
- "___ we?"
- "___ we on the same page?"
- "___ so!"
- "__ you nuts?"
- 'Chances --'
- ''Butterflies ___ Free''
- ''__ you kidding?''
- You will often appear to the left of this
- Would seem to be
- Word before "so!" and "not!"
- Texter's "r"
- Rules-rules link
- Queen's "We ___ the Champions"
- Plural 'is'
- Of the verb to be
- Modern "art"
- Kiss "Tears ___ Falling"
- It often follows "you"
- Is plural?
- Is in the plural?
- Is for many people
- Don't just look
- Common auxiliary verb
- Come-as-you-___ party
- Be in another form
- Be in a different form?
- "You ___ mistaken"
- "Where ___ my manners?"
- "What ___ you doing here?"
- "What ___ you afraid of?"
- "What ___ friends for?"
- "We" may precede it
- "We ___ Young" (Fun. song)
- "We __ the Champions"
- "We __ not alone"
- "There you ___!"
- "There ___ no words ..."
- "The gloves ___ off"
- "That's What Friends ___ For"
- "Right you ---!"
- "Right you __!"
- "r," in a text
- "Odds __ ... "
- "Objects in mirror ___ closer than they appear"
- "My feet ___ killing me"
- "Men --- From Mars ..."
- "How right you ___!"
- "How old ___ you?"
- "Ear" anagram
- "Chances ---"
- "And you ___?"
- "And the nominees ___ . . ."
- "All systems ___ go"
- ". . . but few ___ chosen"
- "--- you for real?"
- "___ You Experienced?" (Hendrix hit)
- "___ there any questions?"
- "__ you coming?"
- "__ we good?"
- 'All the Things You '
- ''You ___ So Beautiful''
- ''Bells ___ Ringing''
- ''__ you sure?''
- ''__ you serious?''
- You-here separator
- You-here connector
- You might appear next to this
- Will occur
- Will be now
- Who-you link
- Who ____ you?
- We might come after it
- We may precede it, but I can't
- Versatile verb
- Verb for "you"
- Today's art
- To be, with you
- Something I cannot use, but you can?
- Second-person singular of ''be''
- Question beginner
- Queen's ''We ___ the Champions''
- Part of 'to be'
- Our Valentine verse continues
- Old TV's "You ___ There"
- Of the verb, to be
- Of the verb "to be"
- Nirvana "Come as You ___"
- Metallica: "Where the Wild Things ___"
- King James' art, today?
- Jimi Hendrix' ____ You Experienced?
- It's between "you" and "here"
- It will often follow you
- It sometimes follows you
- It often appears to the right of you
- It may be following you?
- It frequently follows you
- It could come after you
- Is, for two
- Is, for more than one
- Is for two people?
- Is for them?
- Is for some?
- Is for everybody?
- Is for couples?
- Is expanded?
- Is expanded
- Integration calculation
- Here's a verb for you
- Have the job of
- fun. hit "We ___ Young"
- First word in the English lyrics of "Frère Jacques"
- Equate to
- Beatitudes' second word
- Be for you?
- Art, today?
- Ain't antonym
- A form of "to be"
- "You" may precede it
- "You ____ My Love"
- "You ___ here" (words on a mall map)
- "You ___ Here" (mall map phrase)
- "Who ___ You" (1978 hit song and album)
- "Where the Wild Things ---"
- "Where ___ you going?"
- "Where ___ we going?"
- "What ___ you up to?"
- "What ___ you up to this weekend?"
- "What ___ you talking about?"
- "What ___ you doing?"
- "What __ the odds?!"
- "We ____ Not Alone"
- "We ___ Queen Victoria"
- "We ___ Never Ever Getting Back Together" (Taylor Swift song)
- "We __ the World"
- "Two heads ___ better than one"
- "These ___ the times ..."
- "There you __!"
- "The Kids __ All Right": 2010 Best Picture nominee
- "The British ___ coming!"
- "Roses ____ Red"
- "People ____ Funny"
- "People ___ talking"
- "ou ___ here22
- "Odds __ ..."
- "My lips __ sealed!"
- "My ears ___ burning"
- "Men ___ From Mars . . ."
- "Lips ___ Movin" (Meghan Trainor song)
- "Just who do you think you ___?"
- "Just the Way You ___" (Bruno Mars hit)
- "I love you just the way you ___"
- "How ___ you doing?"
- "How ___ the mighty fallen . . ."
- "How __ you?"
- "Do you know where your children ___?"
- "Diamonds ____ Forever"
- "Diamonds ___ Forever" (James Bond movie)
- "Chances __": Mathis hit
- "Chances ___" (Mathis hit)
- "Chances ___" (Johnny Mathis song)
- "Bells ____ Ringing"
- "Beds ___ Burning" (Midnight Oil hit song)
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
are
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
are better left unsaid (=it is better not to mention them)
▪ Some things are better left unsaid.
are hotly debated (=argued about strongly)
▪ His conclusions are hotly debated.
are on a winning streak
▪ The team are on a winning streak.
Are...in touch with (=are you talking to him regularly)
▪ Are you still in touch with John ?
be (just) what/who you are looking for
▪ ‘Salubrious’! That’s just the word I was looking for.
factors are responsible for sth
▪ These underlying factors were responsible for his death.
feelings are running high (=people have strong feelings, especially of anger)
▪ It was the last game of the season, and feelings were running high.
hopes are fading (=people have much less hope of doing something)
▪ Hopes are fading that rescuers will find any more survivors.
How are things
▪ ‘How are things with you?’ ‘Fine.’
How are you doing
▪ How are you doing?
How are you off for (=do you have enough?)
▪ How are you off for sports equipment?
If...are anything to go by
▪ If his past plays are anything to go by, this should be a play worth watching.
know what...are talking about
▪ The staff are dedicated people who clearly know what they are talking about.
money is tight/things are tight
▪ Money was tight and he needed a job badly.
my feet are killing meinformal (= my feet are hurting)
passengers are stranded (=are unable to continue their journey)
▪ At least 1,000 passengers were stranded at the airport because of the storm.
profits are up/down
▪ Pre-tax profits were up 21.5%.
ready when you are (=said to tell someone that you are ready to do what you have arranged to do together)
rules are rulesspoken (= a rule must be obeyed)
▪ Rules are rules and you have to abide by them.
rumours are rife (=are talked about by a lot of people)
▪ Rumours were rife that the band had refused to play.
say (you are) sorry (=tell someone that you feel bad about hurting them, causing problems etc)
▪ It was probably too late to say sorry, but she would try anyway.
sb's calculations are right/correct/accurate
▪ Fortunately his calculations were accurate.
sb's calculations are wrong/inaccurate
▪ Some of our calculations were wrong.
sb's nerves are on edge (=they feel nervous or worried about what might happen)
▪ His nerves were on edge as he entered the dark room.
sb's nerves are stretched (to breaking point) (=they feel very nervous or worried)
▪ Her nerves were stretched almost to breaking point as she waited.
sb's nerves are tattered/frayed/shattered (=they feel very nervous or worried)
▪ Everyone's nerves were frayed by the end of the week.
sb's pockets are bulging (=they are very full)
▪ Tony's pockets were bulging with loose change.
sb’s chances are zero (=they have no chance of success)
▪ Mike’s chances of winning are virtually zero.
▪ From 1971 to 1976 West Vancouver experienced zero population growth.
sb’s charges are high/low (=you have to pay a lot/a little)
▪ His charges are too high.
sb’s eyes are burning/smouldering/blazing with hateliterary
▪ Then he noticed the dark eyes, smouldering with hate.
sb’s eyes are full of hatred/fear etc
▪ The prisoners stared at him, their eyes full of hatred.
sb’s eyes are full of tears
▪ When she put the phone down, her eyes were full of tears.
sb’s powers are failing/waning (=becoming less good)
▪ Mark felt that his creative powers were waning.
Storm clouds are gathering
▪ Storm clouds are gathering over the trade negotiations.
such as it is/such as they are etc
▪ We will look at the evidence, such as it is, for each of these theories.
talks continue/are underway
▪ Talks will continue through the weekend.
talks resume/are resumed
▪ Talks resumed in Geneva on April 19 after a month’s break.
the flowers are in bloom (also the flowers are out) (= they appear on a plant)
▪ At this time of the year, the flowers are in bloom.
the odds are stacked against sb (=there are a lot of difficulties that may prevent someone’s success)
▪ They may be able to build a life for themselves, but the odds are stacked against them.
the stakes are high
▪ Climbing is a dangerous sport and the stakes are high.
the stars are out (=they are shining)
▪ There was a full moon, and the stars were out.
the way things are going
▪ I feel very encouraged by the way things are going.
the way things are (=the present situation)
▪ I’m not at all dissatisfied with the way things are at the moment.
there are moves afoot to do sthBritish English (= there are plans, especially secret ones, to do something)
▪ There are moves afoot to change things.
there are signs
▪ There are now signs of an improvement in the economy.
there are tears in sb’s eyes
▪ As she watched, there were tears of joy in her eyes.
things are looking up
▪ Now the summer’s here things are looking up!
things are picking up
▪ We’ve been through a bit of a bad patch, but things are picking up again now.
troops are stationed
▪ 525,000 American troops were stationed in the country.
where are your manners?British English (= used for telling a child to stop behaving impolitely)
▪ Jamie! Where are your manners?
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
(are you) satisfied?
▪ I'm here now - are you satisfied?
(there are) no two ways about it
▪ No two ways about it, Blue says to himself: he knows everything.
▪ No two ways about it, Clint Schneider was dynamite.
▪ That was the job description, no two ways about it.
▪ There are no two ways about it.
I am/he is/you are etc too!
What are you drinking?
a fool and his money are soon parted
all eyes are on/watching/fixed on etc
are you for real?
for all you are/he is etc worth
here is/are sth
here we are
▪ Here we are home again!
▪ I know I read it somewhere... Here we go! It's at the bottom of page 78.
▪ And here we are in one of the most notoriously capricious seas in the world, aboard a fantastic yacht called 2041.
▪ And here we are, four years later, reading of another fracas in another rust-belt town.
▪ But here we are faced with a dilemma.
▪ However, here we are not to be intimidated and held off.
▪ Just a Yes, here we are.
▪ Oh and here we are going to a tango lesson.
▪ Okay, here we are for the Final Jeopardy round.
▪ So we bargained, and here we are, in the house.
here you are/here you go
hit sb when they are down
how (are) you doing?
▪ Hiya George how are you doing?
▪ How are you doing on those?
▪ How you doing, Mr West?
▪ William Yes-hey, how you doing?
how are things going?/how's it going?/how goes it?
▪ "Hey, Al, how's it going?" "Fine."
how are you fixed for sth?
▪ Hey Mark, how are you fixed for cash?
how are you keeping?
kick sb when they are down
▪ The newspapers cannot resist kicking a man when he is down.
know what you are talking about
▪ Look, I know what I'm talking about because I was there when it happened.
▪ Pilger knows what he is talking about, having spent several years as a reporter in Vietnam.
▪ Rolim seemed to know what he was talking about, but his theories raised some questions for me.
▪ Wayne, you don't know what the hell you're talking about.
▪ And those who hint that this approach increases the guilt of the patient simply do not know what they are talking about.
▪ But the debate will be between two insiders who know what they are talking about.
▪ But we ensure we first know what we are talking about.
▪ Engineers should only offer an opinion if they know what they are talking about.
▪ They are not the only people who know what they are talking about when it comes to children and education.
▪ They have demonstrated publicly, through close scrutiny by their peers, that they know what they are talking about.
my lips are sealed
▪ Fear not my lips are sealed.
no kidding?/are you kidding?/you're kidding
not be as black as you are painted
not know whether you are coming or going
▪ Andre's so in love he doesn't know whether he's coming or going.
right you are
▪ A: How right you are.
▪ Every day couples meet who are amazed at how right they are for each other - proof that Dateline works!
▪ How right you are, very clever, very ... disputatious.
▪ Yes, well, how right you are.
rumours/accusations etc are flying
sb's ears are burning
▪ I bet your ears were burning - Tom and I were just talking about you.
▪ My ears are burning in the cold, but there's nothing I can do about it.
sb's ears are flapping
sb's eyes are out on stalks
sb's hands are tied
▪ I'd like to help you, but you missed the deadline. I'm afraid my hands are tied.
▪ The company's hands are tied because of government regulations.
▪ We'd really like to help you, but I'm afraid our hands are tied.
▪ Bankers argue that their hands are tied by the Fed.
sb's/sth's days are numbered
▪ I think Harry's days as a bachelor are numbered.
▪ But if the church has its way, the garden's days are numbered.
▪ He knows his days are numbered.
▪ If Gordon Gekko is still around, his days are numbered.
▪ My image flickers and your days are numbered.
▪ Whatever the protests, it seems that Hospital's days are numbered.
sb's/sth's days are numbered
▪ But if the church has its way, the garden's days are numbered.
▪ He knows his days are numbered.
▪ If Gordon Gekko is still around, his days are numbered.
▪ My image flickers and your days are numbered.
▪ Whatever the protests, it seems that Hospital's days are numbered.
so she is/so there are etc
some friend you are/some help she was etc
the dice are loaded
the dice/odds are loaded against sb/sth
the gloves are off
▪ Now though, the gloves are off.
the honours are even
the knives are out (for sb)
▪ The service is in ferment at the moment, the knives are out.
the odds/cards are stacked against sb
▪ Although confident, we know the odds are stacked against the climbers.
the streets are paved with gold
there are no easy answers
▪ As usual, there are no easy answers to explain human behavior.
▪ But suddenly we find ourselves acknowledging that there are no easy answers to the dilemmas Christians face.
▪ So there are no easy answers.
▪ There are no easy answers to this problem.
there are no flies on sb
there are plenty more fish in the sea
there is/are
▪ Is there life on other planets?
▪ I didn't know there was Chinese restaurant in your neighborhood.
▪ There's no evidence to prove that Gray is the murderer.
▪ Because the teachers are so friendly there is a good atmosphere for getting on with your work.
▪ But there is another, more essential respect for nature itself, which we dishonour at our peril.
▪ Don't give them a sales pitch because there is nothing more irritating.
▪ In Britain there is a preference for a tactical step-by-step approach against a background of traditional consensus.
▪ Smokeless powder, for which there are many formulas, is used in modern ammunition.
▪ The effect of the order is that even though youths are being sentenced, there is no room for them.
▪ While this may not mean they are preventable, there is at least the possibility of fortifying the individual against their effects.
there it is/there they are etc
there it is/there you are/there you go
there you are/there you go
two heads are better than one
what are we waiting for?
▪ What are we waiting for? Let's go eat.
what are you like!
what are you talking about?
▪ What are you talking about? - Ron has lots of money.
▪ And I was like, I was just like, what are you talking about?
▪ And, anyway, what are you talking about, the rich man in his castle?
what are you waiting for?
▪ What are you waiting for? Ask her out on a date.
▪ And with actual tickets for the event up for grabs, what are you waiting for?
▪ So what are you waiting for.
when the chips are down
▪ When the chips were down, you felt he could handle the situation.
▪ As you know, when the chips are down Leslie Bence comes out fighting.
▪ It is disappointing to find that, when the chips are down, your paper is no better than the rest.
▪ The implication, they fear, is that when the chips are down it is only rational human beings that really matter.
you are what you eat
you are/he is a one
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Are
Are \Are\ [AS. (Northumbrian) aron, akin to the 1st pers. pl. forms, Icel. erum, Goth. sijum, L. sumus, Gr. ?, Skr. smas; all from a root as. ? See Am and Is, and cf. Be.] The present indicative the substantive verb to be; but etymologically a different word from be, or was. Am, art, are, and is, all come from the root as.
Are
Are \Are\, n. [F., fr. L. area. See Area.] (Metric system) The unit of superficial measure, being a square of which each side is ten meters in length; 100 square meters, or about 119.6 square yards.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
are
present plural indicative of be (q.v.), from Old English earun (Mercian), aron (Northumbrian). Also from Old Norse cognates. In 17c., began to replace be, ben as first person plural present indicative in standard English. The only non-dialectal survival of be in this sense is the powers that be. But in southwest England, we be (in Devonshire us be) remains non-standard idiom as a contradictory positive ("You people aren't speaking correct English." "Oh, yes we be!").
are
square unit of 10 meters on each side, 1819, from French, formed 1795 by decree of the French National Convention, from Latin area "vacant piece of ground" (see area).
Wiktionary
are
Etymology 1 vb. 1 (form of second-person singular simple present tense be English) 2 (form of first-person plural simple present tense be English) 3 (form of second-person plural simple present tense be English) 4 (form of third-person plural simple present tense be English) Etymology 2
n. (context rare English) An accepted (but deprecated and rarely used) SI unit of area equal to 100 square metres, or a former unit of approximately the same extent. Symbol: '''a'''
WordNet
are
n. a unit of surface area equal to 100 square meters [syn: ar]
be
v. have the quality of being; (copula, used with an adjective or a predicate noun); "John is rich"; "This is not a good answer"
be identical to; be someone or something; "The president of the company is John Smith"; "This is my house"
occupy a certain position or area; be somewhere; "Where is my umbrella?" "The toolshed is in the back"; "What is behind this behavior?"
have an existence, be extant; "Is there a God?" [syn: exist]
happen, occur, take place; "I lost my wallet; this was during the visit to my parents' house"; "There were two hundred people at his funeral"; "There was a lot of noise in the kitchen"
be identical or equivalent to; "One dollar equals 1,000 rubles these days!" [syn: equal] [ant: differ]
form or compose; "This money is my only income"; "The stone wall was the backdrop for the performance"; "These constitute my entire belonging"; "The children made up the chorus"; "This sum represents my entire income for a year"; "These few men comprise his entire army" [syn: constitute, represent, make up, comprise]
work in a specific place, with a specific subject, or in a specific function; "He is a herpetologist"; "She is our resident philosopher" [syn: follow]
represent, as of a character on stage; "Derek Jacobi was Hamlet" [syn: embody, personify]
spend or use time; "I may be an hour"
have life, be alive; "Our great leader is no more"; "My grandfather lived until the end of war" [syn: live]
to remain unmolested, undisturbed, or uninterrupted -- used only in infinitive form; "let her be"
be priced at; "These shoes cost $100" [syn: cost]
are
See be
Wikipedia
Åre
Åre is a locality and one of the leading Scandinavian ski resorts situated in Åre Municipality, Jämtland County, Sweden with 1,417 inhabitants in 2010. It is however, not the seat of the municipality, which is Järpen. 25% of the municipal industry is based on tourism, most notably the downhill skiing and biking resorts in Åre and Storlien. The growth in tourism has resulted in the development of hotels, recreational and shopping opportunities in the area.
Are (moth)
Are is a genus of moths in the family Arctiidae. The type (and only current assigned) species is Are druryi, which is found on Jamaica. This species was described by Dru Drury in 1773 under the name Phalaena marginata, but this name is preoccupied by Phalaena marginata Linnaeus, 1758 and a new specific epithet, honouring Drury, was assigned in 1986.
Are (surname)
Are is a historical surname from the Western Regions (Xiyu) as described in Chinese history. The Biographies of the Huigu from the Old Book of Tang stated:
The surname no longer exists in modern times.
Category:Chinese-language surnames
ARE
Are, ARE or Åre may refer to:
- United Arab Emirates using ISO 3166-1 alpha-3 country code
- The second-person singular and plural forms of the verb " to be", copula of the English language
- Are (unit), a metric system unit of area equal to 100 m
- AIRES, ICAO airline code
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Åre Municipality, a municipality in Sweden
- Åre (ski area) in Sweden
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Are Parish, a municipality in Pärnu County, Estonia
- Are, Estonia, a small borough in Are Parish
- Are, Saare County, village in Pöide Parish, Saare County, Estonia
- Are language, a language from Papua New Guinea
- Are languages, a subgroup of the Are-Taupota languages
- Dirk van Are, bishop and lord of Utrecht in the 13th century
- Are (moth), a genus of moth
- Are (surname), a Kyrgyz surname recorded in Chinese history
Usage examples of "are".
They all shuffle, all these strange lonely children of God, these mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, husbands and wives whose noisy aberrations are safely muffled now by drugs.
Moreover, thou sayest it that the champions of the Dry Tree, who would think but little of an earl for a leader, are eager to follow me: and if thou still doubt what this may mean, abide, till in two days or three thou see me before the foeman.
The daylight trees of July are signs of common beauty, common freshness, and a mystery familiar and abiding as night and day.
For if invocations, conjurations, fumigations and adorations are used, then an open pact is formed with the devil, even if there has been no surrender of body and soul together with explicit abjuration of the Faith either wholly or in part.
We are willing to absolve you from them provided that first, with a sincere heart and unfeigned faith, in our presence you abjure, curse and detest the said errors and heresies, and every other error and heresy contrary to the Catholic and Apostolic Church in the manner and form we will prescribe to you.
But if they refuse to abjure, they are to be handed over to the secular Court for punishment.
And since according to those same canonical institutions all such are to be condemned as heretics, but you holding to wiser counsel and returning to the bosom of our Holy Mother the Church have abjured, as we have said, all vile heresy, therefore we absolve you from the sentence of excommunication by which you were deservedly bound as one hateful to the Church of God.
Her thoughts are like the lotus Abloom by sacred streams Beneath the temple arches Where Quiet sits and dreams.
But your far song, my faint one, what are they, And what their dance and faery thoughts and ours, Or night abloom with splendid stars and pale?
Church of England or of Rome as the medium of those superior ablutions described above, only that I think the Unitarian Church, like the Lyceum, as yet an open and uncommitted organ, free to admit the ministrations of any inspired man that shall pass by: whilst the other churches are committed and will exclude him.
We are also aided by chemistry in determining the exact abnormal condition of the kidneys by the detection of albumen, sugar, etc.
The results are abnormally developed brains, delicate forms, sensitive nerves and shortened lives.
It is useful in those diseases in which the fluids of the body are abnormally acid, as in rheumatism.
Children who at the babbling stage are not exposed to the sounds of actual speech may not develop the ability to speak later, or do so to an abnormally limited extent.
Harry, is that if the orders were lying about for all to see, with sailors being the gossips they are then the men aboard any ship in the harbour would soon be appraised of their contents.