| Cruel |
| Aphrodite's cruel nickname for Zeus's wife? |
| “A freckled whelp ___-born”:Prospero’s cruel description of Caliban in “The Tempest” |
| Eliot's ''cruellest month'' |
| Act cruelly toward |
| Extremely cruel |
| Eliot's cruel month |
| Fifth-century king renowned for his cruelty |
| The "cruellest" mo., according to Eliot |
| Cruel deeds |
| Cruel to be Kind" singer Nick |
| Cruel Athenian lawgiver |
| Roman emperor, notorious for his cruelty |
| T.S. Eliot's 'cruellest month' |
| Fifth-century emperor remembered as the epitome of cruelty |
| Cruel rulers |
| Emollit mores nec sinit ___ feros" (motto of the University of South Carolina meaning "Learning humanizes character and does not permit it to be cruel") |
| Acts of atrocious cruelty |
| Diacritical mark over a vowel — fix cruel MC (anag) |
| Cruel person |
| Inhumanly cruel person |
| Cruel one |
| Be cruel to |
| Cruelty |
| It can be cruel |
| Fifth-century epitome of cruelty |
| Cruel, as force |
| Unkind, cruel |
| Eliot's cruellest mo. |
| Cruel frat brother |