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___ Indigo (Duke Ellington), 4 letters
'-- Indigo' ('31 song), 4 letters
I'm in the ___ for love, 4 letters
In the ___ (1987 Patrick Dempsey movie), 4 letters
A ring may indicate it, 4 letters
A ring might show it, 4 letters
Anticipation or sadness, e.g., 4 letters
Attitude of the moment, 4 letters
Ellington's ___ Indigo, 4 letters
Ellington's was indigo, 4 letters
Emotional character, 4 letters
Emotional condition, 4 letters
Gallup poll picture, 4 letters
General emotional state, 4 letters
Glenn Miller's In the ___, 4 letters
Happy or sad feeling, 4 letters
I>___ IndigoI>, 4 letters
Indicative or imperative, 4 letters
Indicative or subjunctive, 4 letters
Indicative, for one, 4 letters
Infinitive or indicative, 4 letters
It can be good or bad, 4 letters
It may be contentious or cheerful, 4 letters
It may be imperative, 4 letters
It may be set with candlelight, 4 letters
It may be set with candles, 4 letters
It may be set with music, 4 letters
It may swing from good to bad, 4 letters
It might be set before getting it on, 4 letters
It's demonstrated by ring color, 4 letters
Kind of lighting or ring, 4 letters
Kind of ring or swing, 4 letters
Kind of swing or ring, 4 letters
One may be set for a date, 4 letters
Prevailing attitude, 4 letters
Ring color changer?, 4 letters
Ring or music preceder, 4 letters
Ring or swing preceder, 4 letters
Something some 1970s fad rings purported to indicate, 4 letters
Something that swings, 4 letters
Subjunctive, for instance, 4 letters
The blues, for example, 4 letters
Type of ring that goes with bell-bottoms, 4 letters
What some rings read, 4 letters
What some rings measure, 4 letters
What some rings show, 4 letters
Word before ring or swing, 4 letters
Word with ring or music, 4 letters
Word with ring or swing, 4 letters
Word with swing or ring, 4 letters
Verb inflections that express how the action or state is conceived by the speaker, 4 letters
A characteristic (habitual or relatively temporary) state of feeling, 4 letters
The prevailing psychological state, 4 letters
Song also recorded as Harlem Footwarmers, 5 letters
Less likely to laugh, 7 letters
Most volatile emotionally, 8 letters
In a temperamental way, 7 letters
*Classic jazz composition by Duke Ellington and Barney Bigard, 10 letters
Duke Ellington classic, 10 letters
Duke Ellington jazz piece, 10 letters
Duke Ellington jazz standard, 10 letters
End of the farm riddle, 10 letters
Jazz standard that begins You ain't been blue; no, no, no, 10 letters
A sullen gloomy feeling, 9 letters
Having temperamental and changeable moods, 9 letters
New Age tunes, e.g., 9 letters
Johnny Mathis on a date, perhaps, 9 letters
Melodies for a soothing atmosphere, 9 letters
Object of bovine witchcraft?, 10 letters
Duke Ellington classic, 14 letters
Jewelry that changes color, 8 letters
Imperative and subjunctive, 5 letters
Imperative and subjunctive, e.g., 5 letters
People and verbs have them, 5 letters
Prevailing psychological states, 5 letters
They may be subject to swings, 5 letters
They may have swings, 5 letters
They sometimes swing, 5 letters
They're subject to swings, 5 letters
Up and down dispositions, 5 letters
Verbs and people have them, 5 letters
What verbs and people have, 5 letters
Picture about gloom-busters?, 9 letters
Team that assesses emotions?, 9 letters
Lithium, medically, 14 letters
Symptom of bipolar disorder, 10 letters
Bovine way of doing things?, 14 letters
Struggling with spirits?, 13 letters
'Mad-Eye' of Hogwarts, 5 letters
Subject to depression, 5 letters
Tennis great of 1920's and 30's, 5 letters
The ___ Blues (rock group), 5 letters
United States evangelist (1837-1899), 5 letters
Days of Future Passed group, 10 letters
Nights in White Satin band, with the, 10 letters
Nights in White Satin group, 10 letters
Nights in White Satin singers (with The), 10 letters
Elsie's favorite British rock group?, 10 letters
Their first hit was 1965's Go Now!, 10 letters
They released Days of Future Passed in 1967, 10 letters
Ill-humored actor?, 13 letters