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Crossword clues for It comes before the river 4 letters

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STYXRiver whose name comes entirely from the last eight letters of the alphabet
TURNIt comes before the river
OHIOPlace-name that comes from the Seneca for "good river"
OHIOState whose name comes from the Iroquoian word for "great river"
IWAS___ born by the river / In a little tent (start of Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come")
DEAR___ Brutus.” nyt 1954 DEAR Esteemed. nyt 1954 DEAR Esteemed. nyt 1954 DEAR Esteemed. nyt 1954 DEAR Expression of mild annoyance. nyt 1954 DEAR Precious. nyt 1954 DEAR Term of affection. nyt 1954 DEARER More beloved. nyt 1954 DEAREST Epistolary salutation. nyt 1954 DEARNESS Reciprocal affection. nyt 1954 DEARS Charming children. nyt 1954 DEARS Loved ones. nyt 1954 DEAU Ville ___ (spa): Fr. nyt 1954 DEB Coming-out girl. nyt 1954 DEB Society bud. nyt 1954 DEB Society girl. nyt 1954 DEB Young woman with a future. nyt 1954 DEBAR Exclude from. nyt 1954 DEBARRED Prohibited. nyt 1954 DEBASER Corrupter. nyt 1954 DEBATE Congressional activity. nyt 1954 DEBATED Considered. nyt 1954 DEBATERS Lincoln and Douglas, for instance. nyt 1954 DEBBIE Miss Reynolds, actress. nyt 1954 DEBIT Bookkeeper's entry. nyt 1954 DEBORAHKERR Film star on Broadway. nyt 1954 DEBORAHS Actress Kerr and others. nyt 1954 DEBRA Actress Paget. nyt 1954 DEBT Concomitant of credit. nyt 1954 DEBT Obligation. nyt 1954 DEBTORS Buyers on the installment plan. nyt 1954 DEBUT Beginning of a career. nyt 1954 DEC Month: Abbr. nyt 1954 DECA Ten: Prefix. nyt 1954 DECADES Century units. nyt 1954 DECAL Picture or design for transferring. nyt 1954 DECAL Picture paster: Colloq. nyt 1954 DECAMP Run away. nyt 1954 DECANT Pour off. nyt 1954 DECAYED Spoiled. nyt 1954 DECEIT Hocus pocus. nyt 1954 DECEIT Lie. nyt 1954 DECEITS Duplicities. nyt 1954 DECEMBER Last of twelve. nyt 1954 DECEMBER When Washington crossed the Delaware. nyt 1954 DECENTERS Makes eccentric. nyt 1954 DECEPTIVE Misleading. nyt 1954 DECIDING Making up one's mind. nyt 1954 DECIMAL Progressing by tens. nyt 1954 DECK Stacked ___. nyt 1954 DECK Synonym for 41 Across. nyt 1954 DECKS Promenade, boat, etc. nyt 1954 DECKUP Pile on a ship, as logs. nyt 1954 DECLAIMED Orated. nyt 1954 DECLASSEE Lowered in social status. nyt 1954 DECOCT Extract by boiling. nyt 1954 DECOYED Tricked. nyt 1954 DECRY Censure openly. nyt 1954 DEDANS Inside: Fr. nyt 1954 DEDHAM Scene of Sacco-Vanzetti trial. nyt 1954 DEE Aberdeen's river. nyt 1954 DEE Balmoral Castle's river. nyt 1954 DEE English river. nyt 1954 DEE Jolly miller's river. nyt 1954 DEE Letter. nyt 1954 DEE River in Scotland. nyt 1954 DEE Scottish river. nyt 1954 DEE Welsh river. nyt 1954 DEED Action. nyt 1954 DEED Document. nyt 1954 DEED Feat of courage. nyt 1954 DEED Legal paper. nyt 1954 DEED Real estate document. nyt 1954 DEEDING Transferring by contract. nyt 1954 DEEDS Gary Cooper's pixilated" role.
UNTOSufficient ___ the day . . .” nyt 1956 UNTO Poetic preposition. nyt 1956 UNTRAVELED Seldom visited. nyt 1956 UNTRIM Remove ornaments. nyt 1956 UNTRUE Erroneous. nyt 1956 UNU Burmese Premier. nyt 1956 UNU Burmese leader. nyt 1956 UNU Burmese political figure. nyt 1956 UNU Burmese statesman. nyt 1956 UNU Far East Premier. nyt 1956 UNUM Word in U. S. motto. nyt 1956 UNWISER Less prudent. nyt 1956 UPA ___ tree (in a difficult position). nyt 1956 UPAND ___ doing (busy). nyt 1956 UPAS Javanese tree. nyt 1956 UPAS Javanese tree. nyt 1956 UPAS Javanese tree. nyt 1956 UPAS Tall tropical tree. nyt 1956 UPEND Overturn. nyt 1956 UPEND Set erect. nyt 1956 UPENDED Placed in a vertical position. nyt 1956 UPHEAVED Raised. nyt 1956 UPIN ___ arms. nyt 1956 UPINTHEAIR Not settled. nyt 1956 UPOLU Island of West Samoa. nyt 1956 UPOLU Samoan island. nyt 1956 UPON Come ___ (meet by accident). nyt 1956 UPON Preposition. nyt 1956 UPON Preposition. nyt 1956 UPON Surmounting. nyt 1956 UPON Well versed in: Colloq. nyt 1956 UPON Well versed in: Colloq. nyt 1956 UPON ___ my word! nyt 1956 UPON ___ my word! (indeed!). nyt 1956 UPPERS Parts of shoes. nyt 1956 UPRISE Rebel. nyt 1956 UPROSE Ascended. nyt 1956 UPS Good times. nyt 1956 UPS Good times. nyt 1956 UPSET Unexpected defeat. nyt 1956 UPSET Unexpected defeat. nyt 1956 UPSET Unexpected victory. nyt 1956 UPSHORE Away from the beach. nyt 1956 UPSIDEDOWN What some cakes are. nyt 1956 UPTHROW Cast or lift aloft. nyt 1956 UPTO Capable of. nyt 1956 UPTO Scheming: Colloq. nyt 1956 UPTON Author Sinclair. nyt 1956 UPTONS Sinclair and others. nyt 1956 URAL Eurasian boundary river. nyt 1956 URAL Orsk's river. nyt 1956 URAL Rich region of Europe. nyt 1956 URAL River into the Caspian. nyt 1956 URAL River into the Caspian. nyt 1956 URAL River into the Caspian. nyt 1956 URAL River into the Caspian. nyt 1956 URAL Russian river. nyt 1956 URAL ___ Mountains. nyt 1956 URALITE Hornblende. nyt 1956 URALS Eurasian boundary range. nyt 1956 URALS Eurasian chain. nyt 1956 URALS Siberian border range. nyt 1956 URAN Monitor lizard. nyt 1956 URANIA Helicon dweller. nyt 1956 URANIA Muse of astronomy. nyt 1956 URANIA Sister of Polyhymnia. nyt 1956 URANIUM Element. nyt 1956 URANIUMORE Bonanza of the 20th century. nyt 1956 URANIUMORE Quest of the modern forty-niner."
READHis sins were scarlet, but his books were ___.” nyt 1948 READE Author of best seller of 1881. nyt 1948 READE Lawyer, dramatist, novelist. nyt 1948 READER Bookworm. nyt 1948 READERS McGuffey's line. nyt 1948 READING City on the Schuykill River. nyt 1948 REALIZES Converts into money. nyt 1948 REALM Department. nyt 1948 REALM Domain. nyt 1948 REALNESS Factuality. nyt 1948 REALNESS Verisimilitude. nyt 1948 REALTORS Brokers. nyt 1948 REAM Bevel out. nyt 1948 REAPER Farm machine. nyt 1948 REAPER Prototype of Father Time. nyt 1948 REAR Opposite of van. nyt 1948 REARMS Furnishes with new weapons. nyt 1948 REARS Nursles. nyt 1948 REAS Turmerics. nyt 1948 REASON Feature of Paine's age. nyt 1948 REASON Intellect. nyt 1948 REASON Motive. nyt 1948 REASON Understanding. nyt 1948 REASSURE Free from fear. nyt 1948 REAVER Despoiler: Archaic. nyt 1948 REB Confederate. nyt 1948 REBAS Hebrew weights. nyt 1948 REBEAMS Casts rays again. nyt 1948 REBREEDS Causes again. nyt 1948 RECANT Rescind. nyt 1948 RECANT Withdraw. nyt 1948 RECASE Box again. nyt 1948 RECEDE Retrograde. nyt 1948 RECEDED Withdrew. nyt 1948 RECESS Niche. nyt 1948 RECIPE Formula. nyt 1948 RECIPIENT Donee. nyt 1948 RECITED Told over. nyt 1948 RECITER Declaimer. nyt 1948 RECTOS Right-hand pages. nyt 1948 RECUR Come again to mind. nyt 1948 RECURLS Makes a new permanent wave. nyt 1948 RECUTS Slices again. nyt 1948 RED Designation dropped by Russian Army. nyt 1948 RED Mr. Barber. nyt 1948 RED One end of the spectrum. nyt 1948 REDAN Fortification. nyt 1948 REDAN Fortification. nyt 1948 REDBUD Tree with heart-shaped leaves. nyt 1948 REDCAP Porter. nyt 1948 REDIVIDE Re-allocate. nyt 1948 REDS Colors. nyt 1948 REDSKINS The seven who bit the dust: Quincy Kilby. nyt 1948 REDUPED Deceived again. nyt 1948 REE Arikara. nyt 1948 REE Arikara. nyt 1948 REE Arm of Ireland's Shannon river. nyt 1948 REE Dakota Indian. nyt 1948 REECE Chairman of GOP committee. nyt 1948 REECE Chairman of Republican National Committee. nyt 1948 REEDS Musical instruments. nyt 1948 REEDS Pastoral pipes. nyt 1948 REEDY Long and slender. nyt 1948 REEF Longfellow's Norman's Woe."
ACEOne may come on the river
BRIDGEWhat you might come across at a river?
MISSISSIPPIState whose name comes from the Ojibwe word for "Great River"
LOIREFrance's longest river, whose valley is famous for wine and chateaux (and whose name comes from the Latin 'liger', which sadly has nothing to do with the lion-tiger hybrid)
ELAINEThe lily maid.” nyt 1944 ELAINE John Barrymore's fourth wife. nyt 1944 ELAINE John Barrymore's widow. nyt 1944 ELAINE Wooer of Lancelot. nyt 1944 ELAMITE Ancient native N. E. of Babylon. nyt 1944 ELAN Verve. nyt 1944 ELANDS Oxlike antelopes. nyt 1944 ELANET Kite. nyt 1944 ELAPSE Pass. nyt 1944 ELAS Spearhead of EAM. nyt 1944 ELATE Exalt. nyt 1944 ELATE Not downcast. nyt 1944 ELATER Click beetle. nyt 1944 ELATION Joyful feeling nyt 1944 ELATIONS Exaltations. nyt 1944 ELATIVE Absolute superlative. nyt 1944 ELBA Captured Italian island. nyt 1944 ELBA Island off Tuscany. nyt 1944 ELBE Bohemian river, 720 miles to North Sea. nyt 1944 ELEA Home of the philosophers Parmenides and Zeno. nyt 1944 ELEANOR Mrs. Roosevelt's middle name. nyt 1944 ELEANOR Niece of T. R. nyt 1944 ELECT Choose. nyt 1944 ELECTION Coming event. nyt 1944 ELECTIONS Democratic choices. nyt 1944 ELECTORS Voters. nyt 1944 ELEGIST Poet writing dirges. nyt 1944 ELEMENT Person's natural habitat. nyt 1944 ELEMENTAL Pertaining to great natural forces. nyt 1944 ELEMI Gum resin. nyt 1944 ELEMIS Fragrant oleoresins. nyt 1944 ELENA Italian queen. nyt 1944 ELENA Queen of Italy. nyt 1944 ELEVE Pupil: French. nyt 1944 ELGER Eel-spear: Eng. nyt 1944 ELI ___ Whitney. nyt 1944 ELI ___ Yale. nyt 1944 ELIA Essayist Charles. nyt 1944 ELIA Essayist. nyt 1944 ELIA Essayist. nyt 1944 ELICIT Draw forth. nyt 1944 ELIDE Slur over. nyt 1944 ELIDES Strikes out. nyt 1944 ELIE ___ de Beaumont, lofty N. Z. mountain. nyt 1944 ELIHU ___ Root. nyt 1944 ELINOR ___ Wylie, American novelist (1887–1928). nyt 1944 ELIS Ancient country in Greece. nyt 1944 ELIS Ancient site of Olympian games. nyt 1944 ELIS Place of first Olympics. nyt 1944 ELISTA City south of Stalingrad. nyt 1944 ELITE Crack Nazi regiment. nyt 1944 ELITE Nazi army. nyt 1944 ELKO City in Nevada. nyt 1944 ELL Extension. nyt 1944 ELLEN Dame Terry. nyt 1944 ELLEN Scott heroine. nyt 1944 ELLICE Island group north of Fiji. nyt 1944 ELLICE Island group south of the Gilberts: Allied base. nyt 1944 ELM Shade tree. nyt 1944 ELM Shade tree. nyt 1944 ELM Shade tree. nyt 1944 ELM Tree. nyt 1944 ELM Tree. nyt 1944 ELMS Shade trees. nyt 1944 ELOD Electric od. nyt 1944 ELPIDITE Sodium zirconium silicate. nyt 1944 ELS Railroads on stilts. nyt 1944 ELSA Heroine of Lohengrin."