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___ Cologne (skunk of cartoons), 3 letters
___ et amo (expression of mixed feelings), 3 letters
Keatsian or Horatian, 4 letters
Keatsian or Pindaric, 4 letters
Like a Shelley tribute, 4 letters
Like many Keats poems, 4 letters
Like much of Pindar's work, 4 letters
Like Pindar's poetry, 4 letters
Like poems of praise, 4 letters
Like some exalted verse, 4 letters
Like some Horatian stanzas, 4 letters
Like some Keats verse, 4 letters
Like some Keats works, 4 letters
Like some Keatsian poems, 4 letters
Like some Keatsian works, 4 letters
Like some lyric poetry, 4 letters
Like some of Keats's work, 4 letters
Lyrical, like a Pindar poem, 4 letters
Pertaining to praiseful poetry, 4 letters
Pertaining to praising poetry, 4 letters
Pertaining to some poetry, 4 letters
___ Cologne (skunk of old cartoons), 4 letters
___ Colognie ('60s toon skunk), 4 letters
___ Unleashed! (cartoon volume), 4 letters
A Tail of Two Kitties dog, 4 letters
Garfield character\, 4 letters
Garfield Minus Garfield character, 4 letters
Garfield movie role played by a real dog, 4 letters
The King and ___ (old cartoon featuring a lion and a skunk), 4 letters
Arbuckle's dopey dog, 4 letters
Beagle born in 1978, 4 letters
Beagle in the funnies, 4 letters
Big-tongued comic strip character, 4 letters
Brainless as a brick, 4 letters
Bullied pet of the comics, 4 letters
Butt of Garfield's jokes, 4 letters
Canine in the comics, 4 letters
Cartoon beagle born in 1978, 4 letters
Cartoon canine with a long tongue, 4 letters
Cartoon character who routinely gets his ass kicked, 4 letters
Cartoon character whose name sounds like a drug mishap, 4 letters
Cartoon dog often punted off the table, 4 letters
Cartoon dog that's dumb but sprightly, 4 letters
Character not computer- animated in the Garfield movies, 4 letters
Comic strip character who debuted in 1978, 4 letters
Comic strip character with a prominent tongue, 4 letters
Comic strip character with two black spots, 4 letters
Comic strip dog for more than a quarter-century, 4 letters
Comic strip drooler, 4 letters
Comics canine for nearly 30 years, 4 letters
Comics character who almost never speaks, 4 letters
Comics dog since 1978, 4 letters
Comics dog that debuted on August 8, 1978, 4 letters
Comics dog with a cat pal, 4 letters
Comics page drooler, 4 letters
Companion of a certain fat cat, 4 letters
Davis-drawn drooler, 4 letters
Davis' drooling doggie, 4 letters
Dog drawn by Jim Davis, 4 letters
Dog drawn Jim Davis, 4 letters
Dog in Garfield comics, 4 letters
Dog in a popular syndicated strip, 4 letters
Dog living with Garfield, 4 letters
Dog often messed with by Garfield, 4 letters
Dog on the comics page, 4 letters
Dog that Garfield's not a huge fan of, 4 letters
Dog tormented by Garfield, 4 letters
Doofus dog in the comics, 4 letters
Dopey dog of the comics, 4 letters
Dopey dog with a drool, 4 letters
Drooler drawn by Davis, 4 letters
Drooler in Garfield, 4 letters
Drooler on the comics, 4 letters
Drooling canine in the funnies, 4 letters
Drooling comic canine, 4 letters
Drooling dog in Garfield, 4 letters
Drooling dog in the funnies, 4 letters
Drooling dog of comics, 4 letters
Drooling dog of fiction, 4 letters
Drooling dog of the comics, 4 letters
Drooling doggie of the comics, 4 letters
Drooling pooch of comics, 4 letters
Drooling toon canine, 4 letters
Drooly dog of comics, 4 letters
Dumb dog of the comics, 4 letters
Frequent target of Garfield's pranks, 4 letters
Friend of a noted fat cat, 4 letters
Garfield's purebred clown, 4 letters
Garfield's bane, in the comics, 4 letters
Garfield's best friend, 4 letters
Garfield's canine companion, 4 letters
Garfield's canine friend, 4 letters
Garfield's canine pal, 4 letters
Garfield's companion, 4 letters
Garfield's dog foil, 4 letters
Garfield's dopey housemate, 4 letters
Garfield's dopey pal, 4 letters
Garfield's fall-guy, 4 letters
Garfield's fellow house pet, 4 letters
Garfield's foil, in the comics, 4 letters
Garfield's frequent victim, 4 letters
Garfield's pal, in the funnies, 4 letters
Garfield's playmate, 4 letters
Garfield's pooch patsy, 4 letters
Garfield's prank victim, 4 letters
Garfield's punching bag, 4 letters
Garfield's stooge, often, 4 letters
Garfield's whipping boy, 4 letters
He gets his kicks from Garfield, 4 letters
He goes arf at Arbuckle's, 4 letters
He has a big tongue, 4 letters
He was played by a real dog in Garfield: The Movie, 4 letters
He wears a yellow coat and pants, 4 letters
He's often punted off the table, 4 letters
His vet is Liz Wilson, 4 letters
Housemate of Garfield, 4 letters
Jim Davis cartoon dog, 4 letters
Jim Davis character, 4 letters
Jim Davis' comic canine, 4 letters
Jon Arbuckle's mutt, 4 letters
Jon Arbuckle's pooch, 4 letters
Jon's comics canine, 4 letters
Jon's dog, in the comics, 4 letters
Large-tongued comic canine, 4 letters
Large-tongued comics dog, 4 letters
Likely foil for Garfield, 4 letters
Long-suffering cartoon pup, 4 letters
Long-tongued cartoon dog, 4 letters
Mutt on the comics page, 4 letters
Occasionally punted comics canine, 4 letters
One of Jon Arbuckle's pets, 4 letters
Only Garfield character who doesn't use a speech bubble, 4 letters
Patsy created by Jim Davis, 4 letters
Pet drawn by Jim Davis, 4 letters
Pet of Doc Boy's brother, 4 letters
Pooch created by Jim Davis, 4 letters
Pooch in a Jim Davis cartoon, 4 letters
Punt victim of the funnies, 4 letters
Slobbering comics dog, 4 letters
Slobbering dog of comics, 4 letters
Slobbery cartoon character, 4 letters
Slobbery dog of comics, 4 letters
Tongue-lolling comics character, 4 letters
Two-dimensional beagle, 4 letters
Two-dimensional dog, 4 letters
Unseen character in Garfield Minus Garfield, 4 letters
Veterinary patient of Dr. Liz Wilson, 4 letters
Victim of Garfield's pranks, 4 letters
Yellow dog of the comics, 4 letters
Yellow-furred comics dog, 4 letters
Namesake of Garfield's pal P>et al., 5 letters
Perfume at Garfield's house?, 12 letters
Swan Lake character, 5 letters
Swan in a black tutu, traditionally, 5 letters
Ballet's black swan, 5 letters
Deceptive woman of Swan Lake, 5 letters
Odette's opposite number, 5 letters
Role in a Tchaikovsky ballet, 5 letters
Swan Lake villainess, 5 letters
Tchaikovsky's black swan, 5 letters
The ruler of the universe, 4 letters
Alpha male in Asgard, 4 letters
Anthony Hopkins's Thor role, 4 letters
Ares' Norse counterpart, 4 letters
Bearer of Hugin and Munin, 4 letters
Berserkers' inspiration, 4 letters
Big name in Norse mythology, 4 letters
Big name in Valhalla, 4 letters
Chief god in the Edda, 4 letters
Chief god of the Aesir, 4 letters
Chief Scandinavian god, 4 letters
Cosmos creator, in myth, 4 letters
Creator, in Norse myth, 4 letters
Deity with an eight-legged horse, 4 letters
Discoverer of runes, 4 letters
Father of Balder, the god of goodness, 4 letters
Fighter of the frost giant Ymir, 4 letters
Frigg's husband, in myth, 4 letters
Frigg's husband, in Norse myth, 4 letters
Frigga's husband, in Norse mythology, 4 letters
Gladsheim palace resident, 4 letters
God attended by the Valkyries, 4 letters
God attended by two ravens, 4 letters
God attended by two ravens and two wolves, 4 letters
God attended by Valkyries, 4 letters
God identified with Woden, 4 letters
God of both wisdom and war, 4 letters
God of poetry, wisdom, etc., 4 letters
God of war and magic, 4 letters
God of war and poetry, 4 letters
God of war, magic and poetry, 4 letters
God who gave up an eye to drink from the spring of wisdom, 4 letters
God who gave up an eye to gain wisdom, 4 letters
God who inspired Tolkien's Gandalf, 4 letters
God who presided over the Aesir, 4 letters
God who rides an eight-legged horse, 4 letters
God whose one eye is the sun, 4 letters
God with a horse named Sleipnir, 4 letters
God with an eight-legged horse, 4 letters
God with raven messengers, 4 letters
He banished Thor in Marvel Comics, 4 letters
He created the first man and woman from trees, 4 letters
He discovered the runes, it's said, 4 letters
He gave an eye for wisdom, 4 letters
He gave up an eye in exchange for wisdom, 4 letters
He rode an eight-legged horse named Sleipnir, 4 letters
His horse had eight legs, 4 letters
His horse is called Sleipnir, 4 letters
His ravens represent thought and memory, 4 letters
His throne was Hlidskjalf, 4 letters
Hopkins's Thor role, 4 letters
Husband of Frigg, in mythology, 4 letters
Indo-European deity, 4 letters
Jupiter's Norse counterpart, 4 letters
Leader of the Aesir, 4 letters
Master of the Valkyries, 4 letters
Most powerful of the Aesir, 4 letters
Mount ___ (highest point on Baffin Island), 4 letters
Mythical creator of the cosmos, 4 letters
Mythical dweller across the Rainbow Bridge, 4 letters
Norse father of all, 4 letters
Norse creator of the cosmos, 4 letters
Norse god of art and culture, 4 letters
Norse god of culture, art and war, 4 letters
Norse god of war and poetry, 4 letters
Norse god of wisdom, 4 letters
Norse god of wisdom and war, 4 letters
Norse god who rode the eight-legged horse Sleipnir, 4 letters
Norse god with an eight-legged horse, 4 letters
Norse pantheon chief, 4 letters
Norse supreme deity, 4 letters
Norsemen feared him, 4 letters
One-eyed god of myth, 4 letters
One-eyed Norse deity, 4 letters
Owner of an eight-legged horse, 4 letters
Presider over banquets of those slain in battle, 4 letters
Receiver of the souls of slain heroes in Valhalla, 4 letters
Resident of the golden palace Gladsheim, 4 letters
Role in 2011's Thor, 4 letters
Ruler over Valhalla, 4 letters
Scandinavian god of war, 4 letters
Scandinavian war god, 4 letters
Slayer of Ymir, in myth, 4 letters
Son of Bor and Bestla, 4 letters
Supreme god of the Norse, 4 letters
Supreme god, to some, 4 letters
Supreme Norse deity, 4 letters
The all-wise, of myth, 4 letters
The Valkyries answered to him, 4 letters
The Zeus of Norse mythology, 4 letters
Valhalla is his hall, 4 letters
Valhalla is his home, 4 letters
Valhalla's chief resident, 4 letters
Volsung's grandfather in the Volsunga Saga, 4 letters
Wednesday was named after him, 4 letters
Wednesday was named for him, 4 letters
Wednesday's namesake, 4 letters
Whom Wednesday is named for, 4 letters
Wotan, the chief Norse god, 4 letters
(Norse mythology) ruler of the Aesir, 4 letters
Identified with the Teutonic Wotan, 4 letters
Doing too many drugs, 5 letters
Enjoying excessively, with on, 5 letters
Experiencing excessively, 5 letters
Indulging excessively, slangily, 5 letters
Not knowing when to quit?, 5 letters
Pigging out (on), as junk food, 5 letters
Snacking (on) to excess, 5 letters
Taking too much of, with on, 5 letters
Taking too much, briefly, 5 letters
Taking too much, for short, 5 letters
Taking way too many meds, 5 letters
Pertaining to a mythic warrior, 6 letters
Aesir ruler's namesakes, 5 letters
Namesakes of the chief Norse god, 5 letters
More than offensive, 6 letters
In a despicable way, 8 letters
In an offensive manner, 8 letters
Certain foot specialist, 5 letters
Certain kind of poet, 5 letters
Creator of lofty lines, 5 letters
Creator of sublime lines, 5 letters
Honorer using verse, 5 letters
Horace or Pindar, e.g., 5 letters
Horace, for example, 5 letters
Keats or Milton, notably, 5 letters
Keats or Shelley, e.g., 5 letters
Keats or Wordsworth, 5 letters
One who's full of praise, 5 letters
One writing to things, perhaps, 5 letters
Penner of laudatory lines, 5 letters
Percy Bysshe Shelley, e.g., 5 letters
Pindar or Horace, e.g., 5 letters
Pindar, prominently, 5 letters
Pindaric practitioner, 5 letters
Praiseful poem penner, 5 letters
Shelley or Keats, e.g., 5 letters
Specialist in love poetry, 5 letters
User of laudatory words, 5 letters
Wordsworth, for one, 5 letters
Writer of lofty lyrics, 5 letters
Writer of lofty verse, 5 letters
Writer of lyric lines that laud, 5 letters
Writer of praiseful lines, 5 letters
Writer of praiseful poems, 5 letters
Coleridge and Keats, 6 letters
Foot specialists, maybe, 6 letters
Keats and Shelley, e.g., 6 letters
Keats and Yeats, for two, 6 letters
Keats contemporaries, 6 letters
Masters of lyrical verse, 6 letters
Poetic tribute writers, 6 letters
Poets who focus on praising verses, 6 letters
Praise-penning poets, 6 letters
Praisers using verse, 6 letters
Shelley and Sappho, for two, 6 letters
Shelley and Swinburne, 6 letters
Some lyrical writers, 6 letters
They sing poems of praise, 6 letters
Writers for old literary columns, 6 letters
Writers for old literary magazines, 6 letters
Writers of poetic tributes, 6 letters
Disrepute and then some, 5 letters
Hatred of M.D., oui?, 5 letters
Widespread loathing, 5 letters
State of disgrace resulting from detestable behavior, 5 letters