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Open-mouthed sign of boredom or sleepiness YAWN
94.6% Maya Angelou knows why this caged creature sings. BIRD
88.6% Nickname for Shakespeare BARD
88.2% Rosy-fingered morning phenomenon frequently invoked by Homer DAWN
86.2% A worker's regular pay WAGE
85.6% Omar Khayyám wants thou with a loaf of bread and a jug of this. WINE
83.2% Decrease, like William Cullen Bryant's pallid moon WANE
83% A mild adjectival expletive DARN
81.9% Title for Byron or Tennyson LORD
81.9% Chimney residue that Eliot's yellow smoke lets fall upon its back SOOT
80.6% Blest be the ties that do this, so saith John Fawcett's hymn BIND
80.4% It's worth one thousandth of a picture, proverbially. WORD
80.1% An iamb, trochee, dactyl, or anapest (or where you might wear a shoe) FOOT
79.8% North, South, East and West, Each is the one Amy Lowell likes best. WIND
78.9% What one eats (eg, antelope for a Tyger) FOOD
78.9% A place to buy things like coffee or old curiosities SHOP
78.5% Emerson told of one heard round the world. SHOT
77.8% Robert Frost encountered two roads diverging in a yellow one. WOOD
76.3% Before he was interrupted by a raven, Poe was pondering over volumes of forgotten this. LORE
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Dylan Thomas suggests you this, this against the dying of the light. RAGE
74.9% A challenge . . . like peach eating for Prufrock DARE
74.7% Whittier's tan-cheeked boy has this kind of feet. BARE
74.6% A measure of value; Andrew Marvell would not love his coy mistress at a lower one. RATE
73.5% Rent asunder, ripped TORE
73.2% Gertrude Stein repeatedly asserts the reflexive property of this flower. ROSE
71.1% In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of this. LOVE
69.4% Though we trod her, still Maya Angelou does this. RISE
65.5% Into the valley of Death, the six hundred did this. RODE
64.4% A slithy creature that Lewis Carroll says you might find gimbling in a wabe TOVE
61.8% What Death kindly did for Emily Dickinson STOP
61.6% A rich mineral deposit, like you might find in the land of Eldorado LODE
61% William Ernest Henley is captain of his soul and master of his this. FATE
60.8% Coleridge's ancient Mariner tells a long one. (Or maybe it's just frost in his beard.) RIME
55.2% Great renown: Lord Byron's Childe Harold says it is the thirst of youth. FAME
50.5% Robert Herrick advises rosebud gathering, since this Old One is still a-flying. TIME
48.3% If you can't do this to your Wild Strawberry, don't blame Shel Silverstein. TAME
47.2% Over the roofs of the world, Walt Whitman sounds his barbaric one. YAWP
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