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___ Gold (compilation album with Super Trouper), 4 letters
___ Gold, 1992 album that has sold 28 million copies worldwide, 4 letters
'70s mega-selling pop group, 4 letters
'70s rock superstars, 4 letters
'70s Swedish supergroup, 4 letters
'Dancing Queen' band, 4 letters
'Dancing Queen' group, 4 letters
'Enclosed rhyme' scheme, 4 letters
'Fernando' foursome, 4 letters
'Knowing Me, Knowing You' band, 4 letters
'Mamma Mia!' music makers, 4 letters
'Mamma Mia' quartet, 4 letters
'Mamma Mia' singers, 4 letters
'Super Trouper' group, 4 letters
'Take a Chance on Me' singers, 4 letters
'Voice of Israel' author Eban, 4 letters
1970s group that sang Waterloo, 4 letters
1970s-'80s group with a palindromic name, 4 letters
1974 Eurovision Song Contest winners, 4 letters
1974 Eurovision winners, 4 letters
1975 self-titled album, 4 letters
2010 Rock Hall inductees, 4 letters
Acronymic pop group name, 4 letters
Acronymic singing group, 4 letters
Acronymic Swedish band, 4 letters
Agnetha Faltskog was part of it, 4 letters
Agnetha, Benny and two others, 4 letters
Agnetha, Benny, Bjorn and Anni-Frid, 4 letters
Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny and Anni-Frid, 4 letters
Agnetha's pop group, 4 letters
Alphabetically first inductee in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, 4 letters
Alphabetically first pop group with a #1 hit, 4 letters
Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Agnetha Faltskog, Bjorn Ulvaeus, and Benny Andersson, 4 letters
Balanced rhyme scheme, 4 letters
Band from Stockholm, 4 letters
Band that won the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest, 4 letters
Band whose final new album was The Visitors, 4 letters
Band whose last studio album was The Visitors, 4 letters
Band whose male members went on to compose the musical Chess, 4 letters
Band whose name is an acrostic, 4 letters
Band with the first-ever mass-produced CD, 4 letters
Benny and three others, 4 letters
Benny Andersson's claim to fame, 4 letters
Biblical invocation to God, 4 letters
Bishop's title in many Eastern churches, 4 letters
Bjorn Ulvaeus and pals, 4 letters
Bjorn, Benny, Agnetha and Anni-Frid, 4 letters
Bjorn, Benny, Anna, and Frida, 4 letters
Common rhyme scheme, 4 letters
Contemporary of Moshe, 4 letters
Coptic bishop's title, 4 letters
Coptic Church title, 4 letters
Coptic cleric's title, 4 letters
Dancing Queen band from Sweden, 4 letters
Dancing Queen bunch, 4 letters
Dancing Queen music group, 4 letters
Dancing Queen pop group, 4 letters
Dancing Queen quartet, 4 letters
Dancing Queen singers, 4 letters
Disco-era hitmakers from Sweden, 4 letters
Does You Mother Know band, 4 letters
Eastern bishop's title, 4 letters
Eastern church title, 4 letters
Father, in the Bible, 4 letters
Focus of the tribute group Bjorn Again, 4 letters
Four musical Swedes, 4 letters
Four Swedish singers, 4 letters
Gimme, Gimme, Gimme group, 4 letters
Golda's successor as Israeli foreign minister, 4 letters
Group behind a 2001 Broadway musical, 4 letters
Group correctly spelled with one mirrored letter, 4 letters
Group inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2010, 4 letters
Group signed by Polar Music, 4 letters
Group that did I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, 4 letters
Group that did S.O.S., 4 letters
Group that Erasure covered on a four-song EP in 1992, 4 letters
Group that featured Agnetha F, 4 letters
Group that the tribute band Bj, 4 letters
Group whose music is heard in Mamma Mia!, 4 letters
Group whose name came from the first four letters of its members' names, 4 letters
Group whose name combines the first letters of its members' names, 4 letters
Group with Benny and Bjorn, 4 letters
Group with the 1976 hit Fernando, 4 letters
Group with the hit 'Waterloo', 4 letters
Honey, Honey and Money, Money, Money band, 4 letters
I Do I Do I Do I Do I Do group, 4 letters
I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do group, 4 letters
I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do quartet, 4 letters
I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do singers, 4 letters
Inspiration for Broadway's Mamma Mia!, 4 letters
Inspiration for Mamma Mia!, 4 letters
Inspiration for the tribute bands Bj, 4 letters
Israeli diplomat Eban, 4 letters
Israeli statesman Eban, 4 letters
Knowing Me, Knowing You group, 4 letters
Mamma Mia inspiration, 4 letters
Mamma Mia performers, 4 letters
Mamma Mia pop group, 4 letters
Mamma Mia! is based on their tunes, 4 letters
Mamma Mia! music source, 4 letters
Mamma Mia! musicians, 4 letters
Mamma Mia! song source, 4 letters
Marta ___ (addressee of Pirandello's love letters), 4 letters
Mideast diplomat Eban, 4 letters
Money, Money, Money band, 4 letters
Money, Money, Money group, 4 letters
Money, Money, Money music makers, 4 letters
Palindrome in pop music, 4 letters
Palindromic clerical title, 4 letters
Palindromic music makers, 4 letters
Palindromic name in pop music, 4 letters
Palindromic pop band, 4 letters
Palindromic pop group, 4 letters
Palindromic pop quartet, 4 letters
Palindromic rock group, 4 letters
Palindromic singers of the palindromic hit SOS, 4 letters
Palindromic singing group, 4 letters
Palindromic Swedish icons, 4 letters
Palindromic synthpop band, 4 letters
Pop foursome that took its name from its members' first initials, 4 letters
Pop group in Muriel's Wedding, 4 letters
Pop group on a 1983 stamp in their native Sweden, 4 letters
Pop group or rhyme scheme, 4 letters
Pop group spelled with a backward letter, 4 letters
Pop group that inspired a 2001 Broadway musical, 4 letters
Pop group whose first Top 40 album was, appropriately, Arrival, 4 letters
Pop group whose music was the basis of a hit 2001 Broadway musical, 4 letters
Pop group whose name is coincidentally a rhyme scheme, 4 letters
Pop group with a hit Broadway musical, 4 letters
Pop group, forward or backward, 4 letters
Pop quartet from Sweden, 4 letters
Quartet featuring Agnetha Faltskog, 4 letters
Quartet named for its members, 4 letters
Quartet named for its singers, 4 letters
Quartet that broke out in spring 1972, and the scheme of this puzzle's theme, 4 letters
Quatrain rhyme scheme, 4 letters
Redondilla rhyme scheme, 4 letters
Reversible rockers?, 4 letters
Rhyme scheme for Mr. Eban?, 4 letters
Rhyme scheme of 'In Memoriam', 4 letters
Rhyme scheme of Tennyson's 'In Memoriam', 4 letters
Rhyme scheme or rock group, 4 letters
Rock group from Sweden, 4 letters
Rock group with a mirrored logo, 4 letters
Scandinavian quartet, 4 letters
Self-titled 1975 album, 4 letters
Self-titled 1975 pop album, 4 letters
Seventies supergroup, 4 letters
Simple rhyme scheme, 4 letters
Singers of Voulez-Vous and Waterloo, 4 letters
Singing Scandinavians, 4 letters
Source of the music for a 2001 theatrical hit, 4 letters
Super Trouper group, 1980, 4 letters
Swedes who asked Does Your Mother Know?, 4 letters
Swedish band in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, 4 letters
Swedish cheese-pop band, 4 letters
Swedish group that won the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest, 4 letters
Swedish group with seven gold U.S. albums, 4 letters
Swedish musical group, 4 letters
Swedish pop foursome, 4 letters
Swedish pop quartet, 4 letters
Swedish pop-rock group, 4 letters
Swedish singing group, 4 letters
Swedish supergroup of pop music, 4 letters
Take a Chance on Me band, 4 letters
Take a Chance on Me group, 4 letters
Take a Chance on Me quartet, 4 letters
Take a Chance on Me Swedes, 4 letters
Thank You for the Music band, 4 letters
Thank You for the Music group, 4 letters
The musical Mamma Mia! is based on their music, 4 letters
The Name of the Game group, 4 letters
The Winner Takes It All group, 4 letters
The world met their Waterloo at Eurovision, 4 letters
Their songs are in Mamma Mia!, 4 letters
Title for a Coptic bishop, 4 letters
Title for God, in the New Testament, 4 letters
Title for some bishops, 4 letters
Top-selling pop group of the '70s, 4 letters
Voulez-Vous performers, 4 letters
Voulez-Vous pop group, 4 letters
Voulez-Vous singers, 4 letters
Waterloo singing group, 4 letters
Winners at the 1974 Eurovision contest, 4 letters
Rhyme scheme used by Petrarch, 14 letters
Head monk's jurisdiction, 6 letters
Monastery head's domain, 6 letters
Monastery head's jurisdiction, 6 letters
Monastic jurisdiction, 6 letters
Rights of a monastery's leader, 6 letters
The jurisdiction or office of an abbot, 6 letters
Author of My Country: The Story of Modern Israel, 8 letters
Diplomacy for the Next Century author, 8 letters
Israel in the World author, 8 letters
Israel's first U.N. representative, 8 letters
Israel's first UN delegate, 8 letters
Swedish band's good time?, 11 letters
___ the Great, Shah of Iran, 5 letters
An uncle of Mohammed, 5 letters
Arafat's new prime minister, 5 letters
Coptic bishops' titles, 5 letters
Diplomat Eban's namesakes, 5 letters
Iranian filmmaker Kiarostami, 5 letters
Israelis Eban and Kovner, 5 letters
Mahmoud of the P.L.O., 5 letters
Old Jewish scholars, 5 letters
P.L.O. bigwig Mahmoud, 5 letters
Palestinian leader Mahmoud, 5 letters
Palestinian PM Mahmoud, 5 letters
Palestinian prime minister, 5 letters
Palestinian Prime Minister Mahmoud ___, 5 letters
PLO chairman Mahmoud ___, 5 letters
Some Egyptian clerics, 5 letters
Statesman Eban and others, 5 letters
Successor to Arafat, 5 letters
The P.L.O.'s Mahmoud ___, 5 letters
Title for Coptic bishops, 5 letters
___ Lane, who sang for Cugat, 4 letters
___ Prevost, Manon Lescaut novelist, 4 letters
___Prevost, Manon Lescaut author, 4 letters
Actress Lane of old TV, 4 letters
Clergy member, somewhere, 4 letters
Clerical title, in Caen, 4 letters
Cugat's one-time mate Lane, 4 letters
Ecclesiastic title, in France, 4 letters
French author ___ Prevost, 4 letters
French clergyman's title, 4 letters
French cleric's title, 4 letters
French ecclesiastic, 4 letters
French Franciscan friar, 4 letters
French novelist ___ Pr, 4 letters
French priest's title, 4 letters
French religious title, 4 letters
French secular clergyman, 4 letters
French secular cleric, 4 letters
Frenchman of the cloth, 4 letters
Head of a French monastery, 4 letters
Lane who sang with Cugat, 4 letters
Lane who sang with Cugat's orchestra, 4 letters
Lane who sang with Xavier Cugat, 4 letters
Lane who was married to Xavier Cugat, 4 letters
Lane with smooth curves, 4 letters
Lane with the album Be Mine Tonight, 4 letters
Member of the clerg, 4 letters
One who follows orders?, 4 letters
Penultimate ex of Xavier, 4 letters
Pr.vost or Lema.tre, 4 letters
Secular clergyman of France, 4 letters
Secular clergyman, in France, 4 letters
Secular French clergyman, 4 letters
Sermonizer in France, 4 letters
Singer-actress Lane, 4 letters
St. Bernard, for one, 4 letters
Title for a ministre, 4 letters
Title of respect for a Parisian cleric, 4 letters
Xavier Cugat's ex-wife, 4 letters
Xavier Cugat's wife Lane, 4 letters
Zola's Mouret, for one, 4 letters
French clerics with wild babes (5), 5 letters
French secular clergymen, 5 letters
Jazz singing Lane, et al, 5 letters
Monastery Superiors, 5 letters
Secular clergy members, 5 letters
Some French clerics, 5 letters
Titles of respect for French clerics, 5 letters
Climb Ev'ry Mountain singer in The Sound of Music, 6 letters
Conventual superior, 6 letters
Mother superior, at times, 6 letters
One at the top of the order, 6 letters
Sound of Music boss, 6 letters
The Sound of Music figure, 6 letters
Woman with the title Right Reverend, 6 letters
The superior of a group of nuns, 6 letters
Virgin mothers, possibly, 8 letters
___ Road (album that contains the song Octopus's Garden), 5 letters
___ Road (Beatles album), 5 letters
Beatles album title word, 5 letters
Famed Dublin theater, 5 letters
Famous Irish theater, 5 letters
First word of a Beatles' album title, 5 letters
Gothic novel setting, maybe, 5 letters
Jane Austen's 'Northanger ___', 5 letters
London's ___ Road Studios, 5 letters
Mont-Saint-Michel attraction, 5 letters
Mont-Saint-Michel, e.g., 5 letters
Northanger ___ (Austen novel), 5 letters
Road for the Fab Four, 5 letters
Road on a Beatles album, 5 letters
Setting for Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose, 5 letters
Setting in The Sound of Music, 5 letters
Setting of a Wordsworth poem, 5 letters
Site of monk business?, 5 letters
Sound of Music setting, 5 letters
Superior residence?, 5 letters
The Beatles went down this road, 5 letters
The Beatles' ___ Road, 5 letters
The Sound of Music setting, 5 letters
Tintern or Westminster, 5 letters
Westminister, for one, 5 letters
Westminster attraction, 5 letters
Westminster follower, 5 letters
Wordsworth's Tintern, 5 letters
Yeats's ___ Theatre, 5 letters
A church associated with a monastery or convent, 5 letters
A monastery ruled by an abbot, 5 letters
Monastery back street?, 10 letters
50's-90's jazz singer, 12 letters
For Love of Ivy singer, 12 letters
Sitcom title character in a nuns' residence?, 10 letters
1960s album with a cover photo of its band crossing the street, 9 letters
1969 #1 album for 11 weeks, 9 letters
Album whose cover prominently featured a zebra crossing, 9 letters
Album with Ringo's only drum solo as a Beatle, 9 letters
Beatles album whose working title was Everest, 9 letters
Best-selling 1969 album, 9 letters
Classic album with the track Oh! Darling, 9 letters
Popular Sixties record album, 9 letters
Dude who carries monks' guitars?, 11 letters
Centers of learning in the Dark Ages, 6 letters
Places with cloisters, 6 letters
St. Mary's and others, 6 letters
Where brothers and sisters hang out, 6 letters
___ Hoffman of the Chicago Seven, 5 letters
'60s protest leader Hoffman, 5 letters
'60s radical Hoffman, 5 letters
1960s activist Hoffman, 5 letters
Angie's Law & Order role, 5 letters
Chicago Seven activist Hoffman, 5 letters
Chicago Seven first name, 5 letters
First name of Yippie fame, 5 letters
Hoffman of 1960's-70's radicalism, 5 letters
Hoffman of the Chicago 7, 5 letters
Hoffman of the Yippies, 5 letters
Hoffman the radical, 5 letters
Hoffman who co-founded the Yippies, 5 letters
Hoffman who once backed a pig for president, 5 letters
Hoffman who wrote Steal This Book, 5 letters
Hoffman whom Pete Townshend knocked offstage with a guitar at Woodstock, 5 letters
Old Al Capp strip ___ an' Slats, 5 letters
Old comic strip ___ an' Slats, 5 letters
One of the Hoffmans, 5 letters
Opera singer Mitchell, 5 letters
Opera singer Mitchell of Porgy and Bess, 5 letters
Political activist Hoffman, 5 letters
Sacred cows make the tastiest hamburger quipper Hoffman, 5 letters
Social activist Hoffman, 5 letters
Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture writer Hoffman, 5 letters
Steal This Book author Hoffman, 5 letters
Steal This Book writer Hoffman, 5 letters
Wife in O'Neill's Desire Under the Elms, 5 letters
Yippie founder Hoffman, 5 letters
Yippie leader Hoffman, 5 letters
Yippies cofounder Hoffman, 5 letters
Mr. Hoffman, et al., 6 letters
Certain superior's title, 5 letters
Friar's Club bigwig, 5 letters
Friars Club official, 5 letters
Head monk, at a monastery, 5 letters
Head of a monastery, 5 letters
Head of the cloister, 5 letters
Leader elected by monks, 5 letters
Main man in a monastery, 5 letters
Man at the monastery, 5 letters
Man with a mission?, 5 letters
Monastery's main man, 5 letters
Mother superior's counterpart, 5 letters
One giving prior consent?, 5 letters
One in charge of monk business, 5 letters
Superior of a monastery, 5 letters
The man at the monastery, 5 letters
The Name of the Rose figure, 5 letters
The Name of the Rose role, 5 letters
The superior of an abbey of monks, 5 letters
Top monk's position, old-style, 7 letters
Friars Club officials, 6 letters
Heads of monasteries, 6 letters
Monastery superiors, 6 letters
Ones overseeing monk-y business?, 6 letters
Overseers of monk-y business?, 6 letters
Fraser Valley community, 10 letters
Home of a BC airshow, 10 letters
___ Laboratories (Chicago pharmaceutical company), 6 letters
'Flatland' author Edwin A. ___, 6 letters
40's-50's comedy team member, 6 letters
Broadway director of Pal Joey, 6 letters
Bud of Buck Privates, 6 letters
Costello's straight man, 6 letters
Half of a comic duo, 6 letters
Half the Who's on First? team, 6 letters
Jack who wrote In the Belly of the Beast, 6 letters
One of a classic comedy couple, 6 letters
Portrayer of Who's manager, 6 letters
Straight half of a comedy team, 6 letters
The Pajama Game director, 6 letters
What is on second speaker, 6 letters
Who's on first comic, 6 letters
Who's on first speaker, 6 letters
Who's on First straight man, 6 letters
Who's on First? comedian, 6 letters
Who's on First? participant, 6 letters
Who's on first? team member, 6 letters
Abbreviation abbreviation, 4 letters
Alphabet soup ingred., 4 letters
Answer that's an example of itself, 4 letters
Assn. or org., e.g., 4 letters
Brief form of a wd., 4 letters
Certain dict. entry, 4 letters
Co., for company, e.g., 4 letters
Common crossword clue ending, 4 letters
Common crossword clue letters, 4 letters
Common crossword clue tag, 4 letters
Cpl. or U.S.A.F., e.g., 4 letters
Crossword clue notation, 4 letters
Each theme ans. contains one, 4 letters
Etc. or et al., e.g., 4 letters
For short, for short, 4 letters
Inc., Ltd., or Cie., 4 letters
It's an example of itself, 4 letters
L.A., but not Chicago, 4 letters
Oft-seen puzzle clue letters, 4 letters
R.B.I. or E.R.A., e.g., 4 letters
Self-descriptive letters, 4 letters
Short cut, in short, 4 letters
Short form of a wd., 4 letters
Short form, for short, 4 letters
Shortcut, for short, 4 letters
Shortened form in shortened form, 4 letters
Shortened form of a wd., 4 letters
Shortened form, for short, 4 letters
Shortened version, for short, 4 letters
Shortened, like this answer?, 4 letters
Shortening, briefly, 4 letters
Shortening, in short, 4 letters
Space-saving term, fittingly, 4 letters
SSW or USA, for short, 4 letters
T, Th, Thu, Thur, or Thurs, e.g., 4 letters
The ans. to this clue, e.g., 4 letters
This answer, for instance, 4 letters
Truncated form of a wd., 4 letters
Shortened word for a shortened word, 6 letters
PART 3 OF INSTRUCTIONS, 15 letters
Crucvblsts. try to avoid them, 5 letters
E.g. and etc., e.g., 5 letters
e.g., i.e., and etc., 5 letters
Et al. and etc., e.g., 5 letters
Et al., e.g., et al., e.g., 5 letters
Etc. and ibid., e.g., 5 letters
Lat. and long., e.g., 5 letters
Long. and lat., e.g., 5 letters
Short forms, for short, 5 letters
Shortened words, for short, 5 letters
Advice column giant, 4 letters
Advice column pseudonym, 4 letters
Ann Landers' sister, 4 letters
Ann's advice-giving sister, 4 letters
Ann's advice-giving twin, 4 letters
Apt name for a nun?, 4 letters
Columnist read by 100+ million, 4 letters
Counselor Van Buren, 4 letters
Dalton formerly of Falcon Crest, 4 letters
Dear ___ (advice column), 4 letters
Dear advice columnist, 4 letters
Dear dispenser of advice, 4 letters
Dear lady with advice, 4 letters
Dispenser of free advice, 4 letters
Eight Is Enough wife, 4 letters
Falcon Crest actress Dalton, 4 letters
Falcon Crest's Dalton, 4 letters
First name in advice, 4 letters
First name in advice columns, 4 letters
John Prine's Dear ___, 4 letters
Late advice-columnist Pauline Esther Friedman Phillips, more commonly, 4 letters
Legendary advice giver, 4 letters
Memorable dispenser of free advice, 4 letters
Nickname of First Lady, 1850-53., 4 letters
Noted advice dispenser, 4 letters
One of two columnist sisters, 4 letters
Onetime advice giver, 4 letters
Pauline Esther Friedman, 4 letters
She's Dear to newspaper readers, 4 letters
Van Buren of advice, 4 letters
Falcon Crest actress, 10 letters
Van Buren and Dalton, 5 letters
A shortened form of a word or phrase, 12 letters
Shortening something by omitting parts of it, 12 letters
One who shortens or abridges or condenses a written work, 11 letters