| Speech | Words |
|---|
| *To be, or not to be—____ is the question; | |
| '____ she blows!' | |
| *Whe____ ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer | |
| *___ _lings and arrows of outrageous fortune | |
| Poker three | |
| Greek god of war | |
| *Or to take ____ against a sea of troubles | |
| Goals | |
| 'Real life' computer game The ____ | |
| Misdeeds | |
| *And by oppo____ end them; to die: to sleep— | |
| Dynasty or vase | |
| Belonging to me | |
| Bog down | |
| *No ____, and by a sleep to say we end | |
| Billionaire Zuckerman | |
| Kwik-e-____ | |
| *The h____ache and thousand natural shocks | |
| *That flesh is h___ _o: ’tis a consummation | |
| Soil | |
| *Devoutly to be wished—to ___: _o sleep— | |
| Passed away | |
| Ownership document | |
| Pay attention to | |
| Group, pack | |
| *To sleep, perchance to dream—ay, t____’s the rub, | |
| | Speech | Words |
|---|
| We ____ Soldiers | |
| Had on | |
| Central part | |
| *For in that sleep of death what dreams may ____ | |
| Arrived | |
| Rock shelter | |
| *When we ____ shuffled off this mortal coil | |
| Apiary | |
| *Must ____ us pause: there’s the respect | |
| Awarded | |
| Wash | |
| Lagoon | |
| *That ____s calamity of so long life. | |
| Auntie ____ | |
| Street performer | |
| *For who would bear the whips and scorns of ____, | |
| *Th’oppressor’s wrong, the proud man’s con____ly, | |
| Toothpaste holder | |
| Jiffy ____ | |
| Ear part | |
| *The pangs of despised ____, the law’s delay, | |
| Saturday Night ____ | |
| 70/14 | |
| *The insolence of of____ and the spurns | |
| Food staple | |
| Religious ceremony | |
| | Speech | Words |
|---|
| *That patient me___ _f th’unworthy takes, | |
| Musician Puente | |
| 7th dirty word | |
| Website visits | |
| *When he ____elf might his quietus make | |
| Cinches | |
| Cannabis fiber | |
| Pile, batch | |
| Get an earful | |
| *With a bare bodkin. Who would fardels ____ | |
| Have on | |
| *To Grunt and s____ under a weary life | |
| *But that the dread of something after ____h | |
| Chip, notch | |
| Stooped | |
| Half-hearted baseball hit | |
| Burger components | |
| Prickly plant seeds | |
| Yours and mine | |
| *(The undiscovered country from whose b____ | |
| *No traveler re____s) puzzles the will | |
| Gull relative | |
| Ernest P. Worrell's friend | |
| Part of speech | |
| *And makes us rat___ _ear those ills we have | |
| *Than fly to ot____ that we know not of. | |
| | Speech | Words |
|---|
| Female fowls | |
| Optical glass | |
| Loan | |
| Real estate | |
| Cooking fat | |
| *Thus conscience does make co____s of us all | |
| Piece of merchandise | |
| Cable, coil | |
| Wear out | |
| *And thus the na____ hue of resolution | |
| Claw, gash | |
| Rant | |
| Lay concrete | |
| *Is sicklied o’er with the ____ cast of thought, | |
| Half of humanity | |
| Grain for brewing | |
| Liquefy; dissolve | |
| *And enterprises of great pitch and mo____ | |
| *With this regard their cur____s turn awry | |
| Take a load off | |
| 'For fear that' conj. | |
| Matthew Fox series | |
| *And ____ the name of action. | |
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Greek Alphabet 
Commonest English Words 
Begins and Ends with 'D'
