It's for poets 3 letters

Crossword clues for It's for poets 3 letters

Answer	Clue
POE	Gold Bug” writer. nyt 1956 POE Creator of Arthur Gordon Pym. nyt 1956 POE Israfel. nyt 1956 POEM Concise, beautiful expression. nyt 1956 POEM Literary form. nyt 1956 POEM Literary form. nyt 1956 POEMS Golden Treasury items. nyt 1956 POESY Verse of yore. nyt 1956 POET 57 Across. nyt 1956 POET Anne Lindbergh, for example. nyt 1956 POET Elizabeth Bishop, for example. nyt 1956 POET Sonneteer. nyt 1956 POET Type of writer. nyt 1956 POET Vers librist. nyt 1956 POETA ___ nascitur, non fit."
LAD	The Shropshire ___.” nyt 1948 LAD Eben Holden befriended one. nyt 1948 LADDERS Stocking runs. nyt 1948 LADER Stevedore. nyt 1948 LADLE Large spoon. nyt 1948 LAE New Guinea port. nyt 1948 LAE New Guinea port. nyt 1948 LAELIA Large genus of beautiful orchids. nyt 1948 LAG Fall behind. nyt 1948 LAGERS Beers. nyt 1948 LAGO Any Spanish lake. nyt 1948 LAHORE Scene of Kim's boyhood. nyt 1948 LAI Mongol of the Chin Hills. nyt 1948 LAIC Secular. nyt 1948 LAID ___ paper, with watermarks. nyt 1948 LAIR Den. nyt 1948 LAIS A hetaera of Corinth, most beautiful woman of her age. nyt 1948 LAKES Scenic beauties of Killarney. nyt 1948 LALA French exclamation. nyt 1948 LAM Escape: Slang. nyt 1948 LAMED Disabled. nyt 1948 LAMELLA Thin plate. nyt 1948 LAMMERS Ambers: Scot. nyt 1948 LAMP Torch: Poet. nyt 1948 LAMPOON The Harvard ___. nyt 1948 LAMPS Sources of light. nyt 1948 LANATE Woolly. nyt 1948 LANATE Woolly. nyt 1948 LANDAU Four-wheeled vehicle. nyt 1948 LANDWASH Line of high tide. nyt 1948 LANE Ocean route. nyt 1948 LANG Scottish writer of fairy tales. nyt 1948 LANG Writer of many fairy tales. nyt 1948 LANIER Poet, novelist, lecturer, flutist. nyt 1948 LANIERE Thong: French. nyt 1948 LAOCOON Trojan who distrusted the Wooden Horse and was killed by serpents. nyt 1948 LAPPS Scandinavians. nyt 1948 LAPRADE French poet (1812–83). nyt 1948 LAPUTANS Dwellers on a flying island, in Gulliver's Travels.”
TED	Poet Sylvia's poet husband
POE	Poet found in poet
BLY	Nellie or poet Robert
LEE	Poet Masters' middle name.
EEN	Poet's twilight
TSE	Monogram of a great poet
OPE	Unclose, to a poet
ELD	Old age: Poet.
OER	Done, for poets.
OFT	Frequently, to poets
EER	Poet's "forever"
EEN	Dusk, to poets
HAP	Befall: Poet.
TSE	Monogram of a memorable poet: 1888–1965
TIL	When: Poet.
EVE	Poet's time of day.
OER	Ended: Poet.
OFT	Many times: Poet.
ELD	Poets' yore.
PYE	Poet laureate of 1700's
ERE	Before, for a poet.
EER	Always: Poet.
UGO	Italian poet Betti
AUE	Poet Hartmann von ___
GAY	English poet.
EVE	Time of day: Poet.
ERR	To ___ is human . . . ” nyt 1956 ERR Be wrong. nyt 1956 ERR Blunder. nyt 1956 ERR Blunder. nyt 1956 ERR Commit a faux pas. nyt 1956 ERR Fluff a line, as in radio. nyt 1956 ERR Fluff. nyt 1956 ERR Fumble. nyt 1956 ERR Fumble. nyt 1956 ERR Make a faux pas. nyt 1956 ERR Make a faux pas. nyt 1956 ERR Make a fluff. nyt 1956 ERR Muff a fly. nyt 1956 ERR Slip. nyt 1956 ERR Slip. nyt 1956 ERR Stumble. nyt 1956 ERR Transgress. nyt 1956 ERR Trip. nyt 1956 ERRAND Job for a page. nyt 1956 ERRAND Mission. nyt 1956 ERRAND Purpose for which one is sent. nyt 1956 ERRANDS Messenger's chores. nyt 1956 ERRANT Wandering. nyt 1956 ERRANT Wrong. nyt 1956 ERRANTRY Business before the Round Table. nyt 1956 ERRANTRY Business of a knight of old. nyt 1956 ERRANTRY Occupation of a medieval knight. nyt 1956 ERRATA Proofreader's oversights. nyt 1956 ERRATIC Irregular. nyt 1956 ERRATIC Undependable. nyt 1956 ERRATIC Undependable. nyt 1956 ERRED Dropped the ball. nyt 1956 ERRED Fluffed. nyt 1956 ERRED Made a fluff. nyt 1956 ERRED Made a slip. nyt 1956 ERRED Miscalculated. nyt 1956 ERRED Was at fault. nyt 1956 ERROL Actor Flynn. nyt 1956 ERROR 2+2=5. nyt 1956 ERROR Faulty play in baseball. nyt 1956 ERROR Faux pas. nyt 1956 ERROR Faux pas. nyt 1956 ERROR Lapse. nyt 1956 ERROR Passed ball or wild pitch. nyt 1956 ERRORS The E of HRE. nyt 1956 ERRS Fluffs. nyt 1956 ERRS Goes astray. nyt 1956 ERRS Goes astray. nyt 1956 ERRS Goes astray. nyt 1956 ERRS Makes a slip. nyt 1956 ERRS Makes a slip. nyt 1956 ERRS Misplays. nyt 1956 ERRS Slips. nyt 1956 ERRS Strays. nyt 1956 ERS Common suffixes. nyt 1956 ERS Sounds from a slow speaker. nyt 1956 ERS Vocalized pauses. nyt 1956 ERSATZ Substitute. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Gaelic. nyt 1956 ERSE Irish. nyt 1956 ERSE Irish. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly: Arch. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly: Arch. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly: Archaic. nyt 1956 ERST Formerly: Poet. nyt 1956 ERST It once meant once. nyt 1956 ERST Long ago: Arch. nyt 1956 ERST Long ago: Arch. nyt 1956 ERST Long ago: Archaic. nyt 1956 ERUDITE Full of knowledge. nyt 1956 ERUDITE Learned. nyt 1956 ERUDITE Scholarly. nyt 1956 ERUPT Burst forth. nyt 1956 ERUPT Burst forth. nyt 1956 ERUPTED Threw forth. nyt 1956 ERUPTS Bursts forth. nyt 1956 ERUPTS Throws forth. nyt 1956 ERUPTS What Hibok Hibok does. nyt 1956 ERUPTS What Stromboli does. nyt 1956 ERV Ballplayer Palica. nyt 1956 ERVIN North Carolina Senator. nyt 1956 ESA That: Span. nyt 1956 ESA That: Span. nyt 1956 ESAU Bible name. nyt 1956 ESAU Biblical brother. nyt 1956 ESAU Biblical character. nyt 1956 ESAU Biblical name. nyt 1956 ESAU Father of the Edomites. nyt 1956 ESAU Isaac's son. nyt 1956 ESAU Isaac's son. nyt 1956 ESAU Jacob's brother. nyt 1956 ESAU Jacob's elder brother. nyt 1956 ESAU Jacob's twin. nyt 1956 ESAU Son of Isaac. nyt 1956 ESCALATOR Department store installation. nyt 1956 ESCAPADE Prank. nyt 1956 ESCAPE Common daydream. nyt 1956 ESCAPE Literary genre. nyt 1956 ESCAPEE One who goes over the wall."
POE	Great lyric poet.
ELD	Formerly: Poet.
OPE	Begin: Poet.
OPE	Poet's 140 Across.
ELD	Poets' early days
ELD	Ancient times: Poet.
OPE	Unlock: Poet.
OER	Across: Poet.
EER	At all times: Poet.
OFT	Frequently: Poet.
GAN	Commenced: Poet.
GAN	Started, to poets
OER	Across, to poets.
TIS	Poet's word.
OER	Over: Poet.
EEN	Even: Poet.
EER	At all: Poet.
EER	At any time: Poet.
SUN	A day: Poet.
BEN	Poet Jonson
EER	Ever: Poet.

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