Answer to "English poet" crossword clue

The most common and most likely answer to this crossword clue is the 4 letter word POPE , but the solution may also be AUDEN which is one of the most recent solution (2009 in Newsday).

English poet crossword clue answers

Here's a list of possible crossword answers ranked by the most likely to least likely.

Answer	Likelyness	Letters
POPE	20 %	4
DONNE	10 %	5
NOYES	10 %	5
KEATS	6 %	5
GRAY	5 %	4
CAREW	5 %	5
DELAMARE	4 %	8
AUDEN	3 %	5
ROWE	3 %	4
ARNOLD	3 %	6
SPENSER	2 %	7
GOSSE	2 %	5
BYRON	2 %	5
DRYDEN	2 %	6
BLAKE	2 %	5
HUNT	2 %	4
ALEXANDERPOPE	1 %	13
GRAVES	1 %	6
MCLEOD	1 %	6
CAMPION	1 %	7
LOVELACE	1 %	8
HULME	1 %	5
GAY	1 %	3
MILTON	1 %	6
ROBERTGRAVES	1 %	12
SHELLEY	1 %	7
SASSOON	1 %	7
SIDNEY	1 %	6
HARDY	1 %	5
CAREY	1 %	5
BROOKE	1 %	6
MILNE	1 %	5
BLUNT	1 %	5
LANDOR	1 %	6
OWEN	1 %	4

Words with a meaning similar to the clue: English poet

These words may or may not be a possible solution to this crosswords clue.

• bard
• poet laureate
• donne
• keats
• spenser
• auden
• pope
• dryden
• gray
• milton
• noyes
• lovelace

Crossword Answer definitions

POPE noun

1. An honorary title of the Roman Catholic bishop of Rome as father and head of his church, a sovereign of the Vatican city state.
2. (Coptic Church) An honorary title of the Coptic bishop of Alexandria as father and head of his church.
3. An honorary title of the Orthodox bishop of Alexandria as father and head of his autocephalous church.
4. Any bishop of the early Christian church.
5. The ruffe, a small Eurasian freshwater fish (Gymnocephalus cernua); others of its genus.
6. (Cumberland) The Atlantic puffin (Fratercula arctica).
7. The painted bunting (Passerina ciris).
8. The red-cowled cardinal (Paroaria dominicana).

POPE verb

1. To act as or like a pope.
2. To convert to Roman Catholicism.

POPE noun

1. (alcoholic beverages) Any mulled wine (traditionally including tokay) considered similar and superior to bishop.

POPE noun

1. (Russian Orthodoxy) A Russian Orthodox priest; a parson.

POPE noun

1. The whippoorwill (Caprimulgus vociferus).
2. The nighthawk (Chordeiles minor).

More crossword clues leading to the same solutions

Here's a few more crossword clues - all leading to the identical solution

More clues leading to the result POPE

• "The __ of Greenwich Village" (1984 movie)
• Bishop of Rome
• Karol Wojtyla's job
• Vatican VIP
• +-:-
• Urban, e.g.
• Francis's title
• See figure 1?
• The Holy See resident
• Author of stepquote (last name)

More clues leading to the result DONNE

• "Death Be Not Proud" poet
• 17th-century poet John
• Metaphysical poet
• "Songs and Sonnets" poet
• "The Flea" poet
• "Woman's Constancy" poet John
• Poet who wrote The Eggstasie?
• Who said, "No man is an island"
• Elizabethan sonneteer
• Poet of Holy Sonnets

More clues leading to the result NOYES

• "The Highwayman" poet
• Poet whose name is two opposites in a row
• "The Highwayman" rhymester
• "The Highwayman" poet Alfred
• "Drake" poet
• Poet Alfred
• "The Highway-man" poet Alfred
• "Drake" poet Alfred
• British poet Alfred
• "The Highwayman" penner

More clues leading to the result KEATS

• Ode man
• Romantic English poet
• "To Psyche" poet
• Noted odist
• Subject of Shelley's "Adonais"
• He called the nightingale "Dryad of the trees"
• "A thing of beauty is a joy forever" poet
• "Ode to Psyche" penner
• "The Eve of St. Agnes" poet
• "Ode on Indolence" poet

More clues leading to the result GRAY

• _____ matter (brains)
• Black and white mix
• Drabble character Jane
• Gloomy
• Ashen
• Davis of note
• Like overcast skies
• Sweats shade
• ___ notes (wine characteristic)
• CSA color

More clues leading to the result CAREW

• Baseball's Rod ___
• Baseball great Rod
• Slugger Rod
• Rod of baseball
• Seven-time AL batting champ
• Rod of Cooperstown
• Winner of seven batting titles
• Hall-of-Famer Rod
• Minnesota Twin who won seven American League batting titles
• Baseball Hall of Famer Rod

More clues leading to the result DELAMARE

• "Songs of Childhood" poet
• English poet.
• English author.
• English poet

More clues leading to the result AUDEN

• "The Age of Anxiety" author
• The "age of Anxiety" poet
• "Now is the age of anxiety" poet
• "City without Walls" poet
• "The Age of Anxiety" poet
• "Another Time" poet
• Poet W. H. ___
• Poet and author of Nones
• Poet W.H.
• "Nones" poet W.H.

More clues leading to the result ROWE

• Baseball's "Schoolboy"
• Schoolboy of the diamond
• British poet laureate
• Debbie who's the mother of two of Michael Jackson's kids
• Dramatist Nicholas who edited Shakespeare
• 18th-century Poet Laureate Nicholas (4)
• 18th-century Poet Laureate Nicholas
• Nicholas widely considered the first editor of Shakespeare
• Poet laureate Nicholas
• Baseball's "Schoolboy" ___

More clues leading to the result ARNOLD

• Green Acres pig
• Actor Tom
• Traitor Benedict
• "Boardwalk Empire" gangster Rothstein
• Red Auerbach's given name
• Leader of a 1775 invasion of Canada
• First name in Hollywood he-men
• First name in golf
• "Happy Days" malt shop owner
• Pat Morita's drive-in owner character on 18-Across

More clues leading to the result SPENSER

• "The Faerie Queene" author
• "The Faerie Queene" poet
• Parker's private eye
• Author entombed near Chaucer in 1599, thus creating Westminster Abbey's Poets' Corner
• "The Faerie Queen" poet
• Parker detective played by Urich on TV
• Robert B. Parker detective
• "Epithalamion" author
• Friend of Raleigh
• Parker detective

More clues leading to the result GOSSE

• English poet
• English essayist
• Urchin, in Paris
• Author of "Father and Son" (1849–1928).
• Edmund ___, late English poet, friend of R. L. S.
• Essayist, friend of R. L. S.
• Poet Edmund ___.
• English poet and critic.
• English poet.
• English poet, friend of RLS.

More clues leading to the result BYRON

• "Hours Of Idleness" poet
• British romantic poet
• Romantic poet
• Literary father of Ada Lovelace
• "Don Juan" poet
• Poet who swam the Hellespont
• "She Walks in Beauty" poet
• Golfer Nelson
• Creator of "Don Juan"
• Lord of verse

More clues leading to the result DRYDEN

• England's poet laureate 1668-89
• All for Love author
• 17th-century poet laureate John
• Canadiens Hall-of-Fame goalie Ken
• 17th century poet laureate John
• "Marriage à la Mode" playwright
• 17th-century English poet John
• England's first poet laureate
• Poet contemporary of Milton
• 17th century poet John

More clues leading to the result BLAKE

• Director Edwards
• "Tyger! Tyger! burning bright" poet
• Eubie of jazz fame
• "The Pink Panther" director Edwards
• "The Tyger" poet William
• "10" director Edwards
• Jazzman Eubie
• Amanda of "Gunsmoke"
• "Songs of Innocence" poet
• "Jerusalem" poet

More clues leading to the result HUNT

• Peck's partner
• 1997 Oscar winner
• Easter party event
• Go pigsticking
• Easter fun
• Easter event
• First Nations artist Richard ___
• Pursuit
• MIT Mystery ___ (annual puzzle event)
• Go out to eat?

More clues leading to the result ALEXANDERPOPE

• Satirist of the 1700's
• "An Essay on Man" author
• 18th century translator of Homer
• "The Rape of the Lock" poet
• Poet friend of Jonathan Swift
• English poet
• He said: "A little learning is a dangerous thing"
• "Vatican Days" author?
• "The Dunciad" writer
• Author of the verse that starts with the beginnings of 20-, 34- and 42-Across

More clues leading to the result GRAVES

• "I, Claudius" writer
• Peter of "Airplane!"
• Peter of the original "Mission: Impossible"
• Cemetery excavations
• Author of "I, Claudius."
• English poet and novelist.
• English poet.
• "Songs of Killarney" author
• "I, Claudius" author
• Sites of crosses

More clues leading to the result MCLEOD

• Actor Gavin
• English poet

More clues leading to the result CAMPION

• "The Piano" director
• English poet.
• Writer Allingham's sleuth.
• Poet of Shakespeare's day

More clues leading to the result LOVELACE

• "Stone walls do not a prison make" poet
• Lucasta's poet.
• Cavalier poet.
• One of the Cavalier poets.
• He wrote: "Stone walls do not a prison make."
• English poet, contemporary of Ben Jonson.
• English poet.
• Cavalier poet

More clues leading to the result HULME

• English poet T.E.
• "Nun's Story" author
• Author of "The Nun's Story"
• Author of "The Nun's Story": 1956
• English poet

More clues leading to the result GAY

• Enola ___
• Like the 1890s
• Author Talese
• Nineties descriptor
• Flaming, say
• Kind of bar
• Man's man?
• Writer Talese
• 1890s description
• Lively

More clues leading to the result MILTON

• "Paradise Lost" poet
• Poet who coined the phrase "Every cloud has a silver lining"
• Poet born December 9, 1608, who wrote about this puzzle's otherworldly characters
• "Paradise Regained" poet
• "Samson Agonistes" dramatist
• "On His Blindness" poet
• Author of "Paradise Lost."
• Author of Areopagitica.
• Author of "Lycidas."
• Britain's blind poet (1608–74).

More clues leading to the result ROBERTGRAVES

• ... "Pet Sematary"?
• English poet

More clues leading to the result SHELLEY

• Winters of Hollywood
• "Frankenstein" author
• Frankenstein's creator
• "To a Skylark" poet
• "Adonais" poet
• He wrote "The Cloud"
• Frankenstein creator
• Famous poet (1792–1822).
• Miss Winters of Hollywood.
• English poet.

More clues leading to the result SASSOON

• Stylist Vidal
• Vidal ___
• Hairstylist Vidal
• Poet Siegfried
• Hairstyling immortal Vidal
• Hairstyling legend
• Hair stylist Vidal
• Procter & Gamble brand
• Big name in hair care
• Big name in hairstyling

More clues leading to the result SIDNEY

• Bechet who could swing
• Lumet or Poitier
• "Windmills of the Gods" author Sheldon
• Clarinet and soprano sax virtuoso Bechet
• Film star Poitier
• Actor Poitier
• "Rage of Angels" author Sheldon
• Oscar winner Poitier
• "Dog Day Afternoon" director Lumet
• Virgil in "In the Heat of the Night"

More clues leading to the result HARDY

• Franklin W. Dixon boys
• Franklin W. Dixon's boys
• Laurel companion
• Like a perennial
• Rooney role
• Teen sleuths' family name
• "The Mayor of Casterbridge" author
• Courageous
• Frank or Joe of boys' books
• Rugged

More clues leading to the result CAREY

• "Vision of Love" singer
• Baseball Hall of Famer Max
• "Someday" singer Mariah
• British actress Mulligan
• Comic Drew
• Cleveland celeb Drew
• "I Still Believe" singer Mariah
• Drew of "Whose Line..."
• Drew on the tube
• Drew on television

More clues leading to the result BROOKE

• See 2-Down
• Andre's ex
• Poet Rupert who died in WWI
• "1914" poet Rupert
• Shields on stage
• Poet Rupert
• Philanthropist Astor
• WWI era English poet Rupert
• Actress Shields
• Shields who plays Susan

More clues leading to the result MILNE

• Creator of Pooh and Roo
• "Winnie-the-Pooh" writer A.A. ____
• Pooh creator
• British children's author
• "When We Were Very Young" poet
• Battle of ___ Bay (WWII conflict off the coast of New Guinea)
• Eeyore's creator
• A. A.
• Pooh's creator
• Hundred Acre Wood creator

More clues leading to the result BLUNT

• Take the edge off
• Plainspoken
• From the hip
• Painfully frank
• Pulling no punches
• Without an edge
• Not mincing words
• To the point
• Direct
• Inconsiderate

More clues leading to the result LANDOR

• English author (1775–1864).
• English poet.
• Poet who wrote "Rose Aylmer"

More clues leading to the result OWEN

• Novelist Wister
• Socialist Robert
• Writer Wister
• "The Virginian" novelist Wister
• Country singer Randy
• English poet Wilfred
• John Irving's "A Prayer for __ Meany"
• John Irving's "A Prayer for ___ Meany"
• Western pub
• Wilson of "Meet the Parents"