Answer: ANON
ANON is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 465 times.
Referring Clues:
- Shortly
- Erelong
- Quotable notable?: Abbr.
- Not now
- Any day now
- Betimes, updated
- Freq. quotation attribution
- "Primary Colors" author, for short
- Auth. unknown
- In a bit
- Soon
- Not known: Abbr.
- Later
- Before long
- Like most graffiti: Abbr.
- By and by
- Bartlett's abbr.
- In good time
- Soon, to a poet
- Presently
- In a while
- Like most limericks, in short
- Prolific poet?
- "Mr. X"
- Ever's partner
- Like most nursery rhymes: Abbr.
- Like most proverbs: Abbr.
- Quotation notation
- Briefly unknown?
- At another time
- Untraceable, for short
- In a few minutes
- Prolific auth.?
- Any minute
- In the near future
- Al-___ (valuable support group)
- After a while
- Like most jokes on the Internet: Abbr.
- Pretty soon
- Not quite yet
- This may follow words of wisdom
- Soon, to a bard
- Quotation book abbr.
- Soon enough
- Mysterious byline, for short
- Author unknown, for short
- Al-___
- In a short time
- Quotation attribution: Abbr.
- Like many a quip: Abbr.
- Ever and ___
- Unattributed: Abbr.
- Sometime soon
- Nameless, for short
- Within the hour, maybe
- See 38-Down
- In due course
- Like most bathroom graffiti: Abbr.
- Source of many a proverb, for short
- Poetic adverb
- "Author" of the observation, briefly
- Soon, poetically
- Quotation designation: Abbr.
- In a bit, to bards
- Like most adages: Abbr.
- Like some online forum postings: Abbr.
- Soon, to poets
- Shortly, to Shakespeare
- Not just yet
- Before too long
- Any minute now
- Like "Beowulf," in brief
- Like many a wiseacre's comment: Abbr.
- Not long from now
- Like some sources: Abbr.
- Unknown quote's attrib.
- In due time
- Author unknown (abbr.)
- Shortly, to Shelley
- Soon, to Shakespeare
- In a bit, to the Bard
- Freq. attribution in Bartlett's
- Unknown writer (abbr.)
- In the near future, in the past
- Abbreviated mystery writer?
- "Author unknown," for short
- Unknown author (abbr.)
- (Auth. unknown)
- Unknown auth.
- "Author unknown" byline
- Bard's "soon"
- Common Bartlett's abbr.
- Mystery writer?
- Forthwith
- Directly
- Before thou knowest it
- In a bit, in a poem
- Bard's "in a little while"
- In a little while
- Author w/o a name?
- Not right now
- One of these days
- Quotation notation (abbr.)
- Shortly, to a bard
- Coming up shortly
- Soon, in a sonnet
- Right away, or later
- Abbr. in "Bartlett's Familiar Quotations"
- Mr. X
- Shortly, to the bard
- Soon, to the Bard
- Bartlett's byline, briefly
- Before long, poetically
- Oft-quoted author? (abbr.)
- Soon, quaintly
- Unnamed auth.
- Author of the quip at 20-, 37-, 51-, 66-, 20-, 37-, and 51-Across
- Any minute now, to a bard
- Auth. of many quotes?
- In a bit, poetically
- Al-___ (support group for family and friends of alcoholics)
- Ever and ___ (from time to time)
- Abbr. in a book of quotations
- At a later date
- At once, once
- Partner for ever
- Notable quotable: Abbr.
- Soon, in poetry
- Third Witch's third line in "Macbeth"
- Unsigned: Abbr.
- In a minute, in a poem
- See 63-Across
- Ere you can say Jack Robinson?
- Partner of 31-Down
- In the blink of an orb?
- Momentarily
- In a trice
- Before long, to Shakespeare
- Poetic time reference
- "I would venture to guess that __, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a woman": Woolf
- In not too long, old-style
- In a few
- Like some LAPD tips
- Secret identity?: Abbr.
- Shakespeare's "soon"
- Like many SFPD tips
- Shakespearean "shortly"
- Of unknown authorship: Abbr.
- Author unknown: Abbr.
- Poetic ''soon''
- Quote-book abbr.
- ''Auth. unknown''
- Soon, to Spenser
- Ever and __
- Quotation-book abbr.
- In a bit, to a bard
- Attribution abbr.
- Not named: Abbr.
- Bard's ''soon''
- Soon, in poems
- Shortly, to Hamlet
- Like many a poet, for short
- Having no known auth.
- Source of many quotations, for short
- Auth. of many quotations
- "We don't know who said it" abbr.
- Popular poet, briefly
- Untraceable author, for short
- "Auth. unknown"
- Before long, to the Bard
- Unknown author's byline, briefly
- Author unknown byline, briefly
- Nameless auth.
- Shakespearean ''soon''
- Soon, in the past
- In a jiffy
- Ever partner
- In a short while
- Oft-quoted author?
- Al-___ (support group)
- Ever and ____
- Popular writer?
- At once, to the Bard
- The unknown author, briefly
- Unattributed, in Bartlett's
- Mystery writer, for short
- Some authors, briefly
- Shakespearean "soon"
- Soon, ere now
- Not forthwith
- Without delay, in poetry
- Popular author's ID
- Soon, bard-style
- Oft-quoted auth.
- Before long, long before now
- Prolific "author"
- Unknown quote source, for short
- Unknown author's byline
- Like many limericks: Abbr.
- Baffling byline, briefly
- Shortly, quaintly
- Before much longer, poetically
- Soon, to a 5 Down
- Soon, to bards
- Unknown author, for short
- Like "Beowulf," e.g.: Abbr.
- Prolific unknown author?
- Like many forum postings: Abbr.
- In a short time, old-style
- Abbr. used when an author is unknown
- Quotation abbr.
- In a bit, in poems
- In a moment
- Author credited on many old poems
- Uninformative attribution: Abbr.
- Unknown auth. credit
- Soon, to Shelley
- Without delay, to Wordsworth
- Unknown author, briefly
- Like most proverbs, for short
- Soon, in verse
- Familiar auth.
- "I would venture to guess that ___, who wrote so many poems without signing them, was often a woman": Woolf
- Popular quot. source
- Poetic "soon"
- Erelong, to a bard
- Juliet's reply to her nurse
- Sweetsop
- At once
- Mysterious author
- Abbr. following many poems
- Abbr. following many poems
- Like many blog comments, informally
- Abbr. following many poems
- Abbr. following many poems
- Like some blog comments: Abbr.
- Shortly, poetically
- Author unknown
- Any minute, once
- Bygone "by and by"
- Like Mr. X
- Like Mr. X
- Sugar apple
- Like some graffiti: Abbr.
- Unsigned (Abbr.)
- Shortly, in poems
- Shortly, in odes
- Any time now
- Very soon
- Uncredited in 'Bartlett's'
- Name-less writer
- Unsigned, in 'Bartlett's'
- Shortly, in poetry
- Ere long
- Partner of ever
- Abbr. after a quote
- 'Author unknown abbr.'
- Al- ___
- Without a name, briefly
- "Author" of many quotations
- Oft-quoted "author" (Abbr.)
- Shortly, in verse
- Sooner than thou thinketh
- Soon, in a stanza
- Unnamed author (abbr.)
- By-and-by
- Soon, to a sonneteer
- Short mystery writer?
- Soon, long ago
- Shortly, to a poet
- Many a lit. author
- Author credited on many poems
- Unattributed, as a quote: Abbr.
- Abbr. word following many poems
- Before thou know'st
- Shortly, once
- Like many quotes: Abbr.
- 9-Down and ___
- Many a folk song, composer-wise: Abbr.
- Soon, in sonnets
- Auth. of many snarky blog comments
- Unsigned, as an article: Abbr.
- "I'll come to you ___": Macbeth
- Nameless, briefly
- Forgettable author, for short
- Shakespearean "straightaway"
- Common abbr. in Bartlett's
- Like many snide comments on the web (abbr.)
- Any minute, to old poets
- Well-known auth.
- "Auth. unknown" byline
- "Author unknown" byline, briefly
- "I'll send for you ___": Othello
- Before you know it
- In a bit, old-style
- In a bit, old style
- Quote book abbr.
- In a little bit
- Unknown, as a writer: Abbr.
- In a short time, quaintly
- Quite soon, poetically
- Like most Internet trolls: Abbr.
- Unsigned, briefly
- Creator of many quotations, apparently
- "Author unknown," briefly
- Soon, a long time ago
- "... ___ the dreadful thunder / Doth rend the region": "Hamlet"
- In a bit, to Shakespeare
- "Author unknown" (Abbr.)
- Old folk song composer, often: Abbr.
- Before thou knowest
- Coming up, to milady
- Unknown author
- Notation after "A new broom sweeps clean"
- Source unknown, as a quote: Abbr.
- Quot. source, often
- Soon, to Pope
- In due time, poetically
- In a little while, to Shakespeare
- Bartlett's abbreviation
- In the near future, politically
- Like most graffiti, for short
- Writer unknown
- Quotation notation, briefly
- Quotation notation, sometimes
- Any day now, poetically
- Familiar author
- Before long, quaintly
- Like some annoying blog posts: Abbr.
- Bartlett abbr.
- When Juliet tells the Nurse she will come in from the balcony
- Unsigned, for short
- Like Mr. X, briefly
- Any day now, romantically
- Like many a quote: Abbr.
- Any day now, to the Bard
- In a short time, poetically
- Anytime now, old-style
- In a bit, in verse
- Soon, to poetic types
- Mystery auth.
- Unattributed auth.
- A little later, in verse
- Soon, in old poems
- Anytime now, of yore
- Like most adages, for short
- "Writer unknown"
- Prolific "author" (Abbr.)
- Uncredited: Abbr.
- The Bard's "any day now"
- How some tips are provided: Abbr.
- Shakespearean shortly
- Unknown author: Abbr.
- Roget's abbr.
- Shakespeare's "in a sec"
- In a while, in poetry
- Like many an Internet troll: Abbr.
- Without attribution, as a poem: abbr.
- Any minute, to Shakespeare
- Author's unknown byline, briefly
- Shortly, to poets
- " . . . and ___ with joy receiveth it" (Matthew 13:20)
- Soon, old-style
- Soon, in romantic poetry
- Many a folk song writer: Abbr.
- Quotation citation
- Composer of many limericks, for short
- Unknown source, informally
- Before long, to a bard
- By an unknown author, in poetry
- Very shortly, to Shakespeare
- Like Mr. X, but not Malcolm X
- Oft-quoted mysterious author
- Shortly, to Juliet
- In a bit, of yore
- In a little while, quite a while ago
- In short order, in verse
- Shakespearean "very soon"
- Very soon, in old poetry
- In the near future, a while back
- In a little while, a long while ago
- In the nigh future
- Soon, in old poetry
- Uncredited, for short
- Uncredited, as a quote: Abbr.
- Any day now, to a bard
- Oft-quoted auth.?
- Soon, once
- Quaint word for an unknown author
- Old-style "in a little while"
- Major "source" of quotes, for short
- Abbr. seen after quotes
- Very soon, once
- Soonish, old-style
- Unknown, briefly
- Any minute, old-style
- At some other time
- Bard's "before long"
- Mystery author?
- Untraceable author
- Shortly, old-style
- Way-old soon
- Before being outed, for short
- In the near future, old
- Almost here, old-style
- In short order
- At a later date, super old
- Soon (archaic )
- Soon (archaic)
- In the near future, way old
- With author unknown
- Right away, in verse
- Verse's "in no time"
- Poetic future time
- Before long, in verse
- Unknown quote source, briefly
- Like some quotes: Abbr.
- Secret author: Abbr.
- Common "Fool's paradise" attribution
- Mystery author byline
- Poetic time
- Poetic word that bookends "Anne Sexton"
- Of uncertain origin: Abbr.
- Common quote notation
- Unknown blog commenter's nickname
- Unidentified, for short
- A little later, in cantos
- Common quote attribution
- Soon, archaically
- Poetic "before long"
- Shortly, in stanzas
- At once, in many poems
- "Endymion" adverb
- In a little while, in poetry
- Blog troll's name, often
- Like most proverbs, in brief
- Author uncertain: Abbr.
- Archaic "soon"
- Mystery writer?: Abbr.
- Common screen name for a troll
- Unknown source, for short
- Like the verse "Roses are red, violets are blue ...," in brief
- Presently, quaintly
- Poet's "in a trice"
- Sans attribution, for short
- Soon, in Shakespeare
- Unknown composer, for short
- Like the author of "Beowulf," in brief
- Source of many an ode, in brief
- Mystery writer, briefly?
- Soon, in stanzas
- Source of many quotes, for short
- "We don't know who wrote this" abbreviation
- Message board rando
- Abbr. in quote books
- In a sec, quaintly
- Unnamed author, for short
- Unknown writer, for short
- Mystery writer, in brief?
- In a bit, to a poet
- Like much graffiti: Abbr.
- A real no-name, for short?
- Presently, in the past
- Ghost writer?
- Brief mystery writer?
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