Crossword clues for ides
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- Dec. 13, e.g
- Date of March madness?
- Certain dates
- August 13, e.g
- Aug. 13, e.g
- 13th or 15th
- 12 days per year
- When Caesar said "Et tu, Brute?"
- When "et tu" was spoken
- Tough day for Caesar
- Time of danger
- The ___ of March (bad day for Julius Caesar)
- September 13, e.g
- Roman time
- Roman holiday?
- Portentous day
- One 13th of the month?
- Ominous time in old literature
- Ominous time
- Ominous day in Rome
- Old mid-month date
- November 13th, e.g
- Midmonth,to Caesar
- Midmonth, in Rome
- Middle-of-the-month date, once
- May 15 but not June 15
- March time, e.g
- March feature
- March 15th, to Caesar
- March 15th, for example
- March 15, for example
- March 15 for Julius Caesar
- Last day of Caesar's term
- July 15 or August 13, in the Roman calendar
- It's about two weeks into the month
- Historic assassination date
- Foreboding March day
- Foreboding date for Caesar
- Date of destiny
- Clooney film, "The ___ of March"
- Certain March days
- Caesar's worst time
- Caesar's unlucky day
- Bad time of the month?
- Bad time of the month for Caesar
- Assassination date
- "The ___ of March" (George Clooney film)
- "The ___ of March" (2011 Ryan Gosling movie)
- "Julius Caesar" date
- ''Et tu'' date
- ''Beware the ___ of March'' (''Julius Caesar'')
- ''Beware the ___ of March!''
- -- of March
- Word in a dramatic warning
- When the Bard sets "Et tu"
- When Caesar died
- When Brutus was violent
- When Antony says "Woe to the hand that shed this costly blood!"
- When "et tu" was uttered
- When "Et tu, Brute?" is uttered
- What Caesar was told to beware
- Warning, to Caesar
- Valentine's Day preceder, e.g
- Unlucky day for Caesar
- Two days before St. Patrick's Day, e.g
- Times in Roman lives
- Time to watch out
- Time to be wary
- Time between the Calends and the Nones
- Three days before the start of this year's March Madness
- The middle of March, to Caesar
- The inauguration of a U.S. president happens a week after one
- The 15th, sometimes
- The 13th or the 15th
- The 13th of several months
- The 13th of April
- The ___ of March (time to beware, for Julius Caesar)
- Soho pelts
- September 13 in old Rome
- Sad day in ancient Rome
- Roman period
- Roman holy days
- Roman days
- Roman calendar period
- Roman calendar feature
- Roman calendar day
- Penultimate day before St. Patrick's Day
- Part of every Julian month
- On Cato's calendar
- Ominous March day
- Old Roman date
- Old date
- Off day for Caesar?
- October 15th, for example
- October 15th, e.g
- October 15, for example
- October 15, e.g
- Oct. 15, e.g
- Nov. 13, e.g
- Monthly Roman calendar occurrences
- Monthly date
- Month middle
- Midmonth occasion
- Midmonth day of yore
- Middle-of-the-month day, in old Rome
- Middle-of-the-month day
- Middle March date
- Mid-month Roman date
- Mid-month day in the Roman calendar
- Mid-month date of old Rome
- Mid-month date in Roman calendar
- Mid-March day that was bad for Julius Caesar
- May 15th, for example
- May 15th, e.g
- May 15, in old Rome
- March calendar feature
- March 15, to Caesar
- March 15, notably
- March 15, historically
- March 15, for one
- March 15 or May 15
- March 15 or April 13
- Kind of March madness?
- Kin of kalends
- Killing time in Rome
- Key day in ''Julius Caesar''
- July 15th, e.g
- July 15th for Julius Caesar
- July 15 or Aug. 13, in the Roman calendar
- It's around the 15th
- Infamous time of March
- Important date for Brutus
- Gore's time in the Senate?
- Foreboding date
- Fifteenths of some Roman months
- Fateful time in March
- Fateful Roman day
- Fateful mid-month day
- Fateful March time
- Fateful Forum day
- Fateful Forum date
- Fateful day in the Forum
- Fateful day in 44 B.C
- Fateful date for Caesar
- Fatal March date
- Fatal day for Caesar
- Eight days after the nones
- Dreadful day for Caesar
- Doomsday in the Senate
- Dire March time
- December 13th, e.g
- December 13, e.g
- Day to 'beware'
- Day on the Roman calendar
- Day on Nero's calendar
- Day of the full moon, in old Rome
- Day of March madness?
- Day in ancient Rome
- Day for Caesar to beware
- Day cited in "The Lives of the Twelve Caesars"
- Day about two weeks after calends
- Day "Et tu, Brute?" is uttered
- Date that "stuck" with Caesar
- Date of terror for Caesar
- Date of a historic senate assassination
- Date in the Forum
- Dark day in the Senate
- Dangerous day
- Dangerous date for Julius Caesar
- Dangerous date
- Counterparts of nones
- Climactic day in "Julius Caesar"
- Clam digger's concern
- Certain days in March
- Casca's day
- Caesar's last date?
- Caesar's fateful time
- Caesar's big date
- Caesar's bane
- Caesar's 13th of April, e.g
- Beware the ___ ...
- Bad times for Caesar
- Bad date?
- Bad date for Julius Caesar
- April 13th, for one
- April 13th, e.g
- April 13
- Ancient midpoint marker, more or less
- Ancient date
- A time in March
- 7/15, e.g
- 3/15, e.g
- 3/15 or 4/13, day-wise
- 15th of the month
- 15th of some months
- 15th of March, e.g
- 15 March, say — key date for Caesar
- 13th of April, e.g
- 12/13, e.g
- 11/15, e.g
- "The ___ of March" (2012 Oscar nominee for Best Adapted Screenplay)
- "The ___ of March" (2011 Clooney/Gosling movie)
- "The ___ of March" (2011 Clooney film)
- "Julius Caesar" time frame
- "Et tu" day
- "Beware the ___ ..."
- "... the ___ of March!"
- 'The -- of March' (2011 film)
- 'Beware the -- of March!'
- ''Beware the __ of March''
- ___ of March (ominous date)
- ___ of March ("Julius Caesar" setting)
- Bad day for Caesar, as an understatement
- Middle March?
- _____ of March
- Dangerous March date
- Time in "Julius Caesar"
- March time?
- Time of danger for Caesar
- _____of March
- Fateful day for Caesar
- Mid-month, in old Rome
- Time to beware, found in eight of the Across answers
- July 15, e.g.
- Monthly occurrence in old Rome
- 15th or so
- One 13th?
- Caesar's worst day
- Midmonth date
- One day in March
- Dangerous date for Caesar
- Day to remember
- Time of the month
- April 13, e.g.
- Middle of a mensis
- Julian calendar date
- Days of old
- Day of the month
- Big date
- Dangerous time in "Julius Caesar"
- Time of a famous dispatch
- Roman dates
- Midmonth day, in ancient Rome
- Bad time for Caesar
- Middle of March, e.g
- There are 12 in a year
- A 15th
- Midmonth time
- Bad day for 25-Across
- November 13, e.g.
- Fateful March day for Caesar
- ___ of March ("Julius Caesar" date)
- Fateful day in March
- December 13th, e.g.
- Fateful date of old
- 13th or 15th of the month
- Valentine's Day eve, e.g.
- March 15, e.g.
- “Beware the ___ …”
- September 13, e.g.
- March day to 'beware'
- When 12-Down was uttered
- 10/15, e.g.
- Day of destiny
- Every month has one
- Ominous time of old
- Fateful March date
- Fateful day in the Roman senate
- St. ___ (malt liquor brand named after an Irish nun)
- January 13, e.g.
- 13th, at times
- Yearly dozen
- Mid-March date
- "The ___ of March are come"
- Roman calendar days
- Middle marker?
- Day to beware of, since Roman times
- Each month has one
- May 15, e.g.
- Eight days after the nones, in ancient Rome
- Fateful day in the Senate
- When Brutus struck
- February 13, e.g.
- 13th, maybe
- In the Roman calendar the 15th of March or May or July or October or the 13th of any other month
- Aug. 13, e.g.
- Caesar's fatal day
- The ___ of March (fateful day for Julius Caesar)
- March 15 fish?
- June 13, e.g., to Cicero
- Edible fish
- Part of every month
- Fishy date?
- When Casca struck
- Ominous date for Caesar
- Sept. 13, e.g.
- Julius's last day
- Portentous March day
- Nones successor
- Mid-month, to Caesar
- "Beware the ___ of March" ("Julius Caesar")
- Dec. 13, e.g.
- Historic March day
- Date for Domitian
- Freshwater fishes
- Date to beware
- January 13, to Cato
- Fate date
- March date to beware
- March 15, e.g
- Date for Decius
- Casca's day to slay
- May 15, for one
- Nov. 13, e.g.
- August 13, e.g.
- April 13, e.g
- The 13th, usually
- About midmonth
- Unlucky time for Caesar
- Fatal date for Caesar
- Fateful Roman date
- Roman calendar date
- December 13, e.g.
- Follower of nones
- Relative of nones
- Jan. 13 in old Rome
- Caesar's last day, e.g
- Bad day for Julius Caesar
- Mid-month, to Virgil
- Nine days after nones
- Casca's time for action
- Kin of kalends and nones
- April 13, to Caesar
- March period
- When Brutus did it
- Warning word to Caesar
- Feb. 13, to Fabius
- The day that Brutus struck
- Nones follower
- Kin of calends
- October 15, e.g.
- Caesar's time to beware
- Midmonth in Caesar's time
- Date for Caesar
- Caesar's doomsday
- When Brutus was brutal
- Day on old calendars
- Chemical endings
- Doomsday, to Caesar
- Brutus's D-Day
- Roman times
- Oct. 15, in old Rome
- Fish or dates
- Caesar's bad day
- Ancient calendar date
- When Brutus became brutal
- Fatal date in 44 B.C.
- Menacing March day
- Time after the nones
- Nones kin
- Fish that are dated?
- Missing leader conceals date in Rome
- Middle of month in Rome, ie time to go
- Kindness occasionally may get you a date in Rome
- French are supporting one date, a significant date
- Fish day
- Roman monthly date
- Period in month that is not fully realised
- Julius Caesar's unlucky day in March
- That is finishing early one day a month
- Mid-month date, sometimes
- 3/15 but not 1/5
- Mid-month time
- Clarifying phrase
- "Julius Caesar" setting
- 15th of March, say
- Roman calendar notation
- Mid-March day that was bad for Caesar
- March 15th, e.g
- European fish
- Caesar's date
- Mid-month days
- Roman holidays
- March middle
- Tough time for Caesar
- The ____ of March
- Roman day of the month
- Fateful time for Caesar
- When Caesar was killed
- Caesar's fateful day
- "The ___ of March" (2011 George Clooney film)
- Fifteenth of March
- May 15, e.g
- March event
- Killing time?
- January 13, e.g
- __ of March (March 15th)
- Roman mid-month
- Ominous date
- November 13, e.g
- Middle of the month, roughly
- July 15, e.g
- Forum date
- Fateful day in Rome
- Bad time in the Senate
- Bad time for Julius
- 10/15, e.g
- "The ___ of March" (2011 George Clooney movie)
- "Et tu, Brute?" day
- Time of March madness?
- Shakespearean warning word
- Sept. 13, e.g
- Midst of a Roman March?
- Mid-March, e.g
- May 15, for example
- March times
- March fifteenth, to Caesar
- March 15, to Brutus
- Julius Caesar's last day
- Friday the 13th, sometimes
- February 13, e.g
- Fateful day in old Rome
- Doomsday for Caesar
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ides \Ides\ ([imac]dz), n. pl. [L. idus: cf. F. ides.] (Anc. Rom. Calendar) The fifteenth day of March, May, July, and October, and the thirteenth day of the other months.
The ides of March remember.
--Shak.
Note: Eight days in each month often pass by this name, but only one strictly receives it, the others being called respectively the day before the ides, and so on, backward, to the eighth from the ides.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
(plural) early 14c., "middle day of a Roman month," from Old French Ides (12c.), from Latin idus (plural), a word perhaps of Etruscan origin. The 15th of March, May, July, and October; the 13th of other months. "Debts and interest were often payable on the ides" [Lewis].
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 n. In the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman%20calendar the fifteenth day of March, May, July, October, and the thirteenth day of the other months. Eight days after the nones. Etymology 2
n. (plural of ide English)
WordNet
n. in the Roman calendar: the 15th of March or May or July or October or the 13th of any other month
Wikipedia
Ides may refer to:
Usage examples of "ides".
During the same year, on the ides of July, the temple of Castor was dedicated: it had been vowed during the Latin war in the dictatorship of Posthumius: his son, who was elected duumvir for that special purpose, dedicated it.
The following day, the Ides of October, the Etesian winds arrived with the dawn.
On the Ides of October in the second consulship of Vespasian Augustus, his first as Emperor T Flavins Domitianus L Aufidius Crispus Cn Atius Pertinax Caprenius Marcellus Ti Faustus Plautius Ferentinus A Curtius Gordianus A Curtius Longinus Q Cornelius Gracilis I name these men in duty to the Emperor and devotion to the gods.
They moved quickly, pushed past the brush, began to climb up out of the tangle, and Hill ides stopped, seeing two abruptly pulled his horse up short.
Gaius Julius Caesar, was born on the thirteenth day of Quinctilis, which meant that his birth was entered in the register at the temple of Juno Lucina as occurring two days before the Ides of Quinctilis, his status as patrician, his rank as senatorial.
Caesar arrived in Abydus on the Ides of October, he found the promised fleet riding at anchor-two massive Pontic sixteeners, eight quinqueremes, ten triremes, and twenty well-built but not particularly warlike galleys.
Then Doug’s astrologist told him that he could begin a new—a fabulous new life—thirteen days after the Ides of March, which is today, March twenty-eighth, 1920.
Their regular meetings were held on three stated days in every month, the Calends, the Nones, and the Ides.
Their regular meetings were held on three stated days in every month, the Calends, the Nones, and the Ides.