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196 clues for "OPERA":

  1. ``Norma for one
  2. Falstaff for example
  3. Fidelio for example
  4. No good ___ plot can be sensible: W.H. Auden
  5. "Aida," for one
  6. 'Fidelio,' for one
  7. "Fidelio" is one.
  8. Nixon in China for one
  9. The Three Penny
  10. "Turandot," for one
  11. A Night at the ___
  12. ___ buffa.
  13. "Carmen," for example
  14. "Carmen," for one
  15. 'Carmen' or 'Norma'
  16. Don Giovanni for one
  17. 'Ernani', for example
  18. Glucks forte
  19. 'Otello', for example
  20. 'Rigoletto,' for one
  21. The Barber of Seville for example
  22. "The Magic Flute," for example
  23. The Magic Flute, for one
  24. Wagner's forte
  25. Works
  26. Aida or "Carmen"
  27. Beethoven's "Fidelio", for example
  28. Covent Garden offering
  29. Dido and Aeneas, for one
  30. 'Don Giovanni,' for example
  31. Ernani for one
  32. 'Falstaff' or 'Fidelio'
  33. Faust, for example
  34. Faust or "Don Giovanni"
  35. Fidelio
  36. glasses
  37. Grand-
  38. ___ house.
  39. in English is in the main just about as sensible as baseball in Italian HL Mencken
  40. La Boheme, for example
  41. La Scala production.
  42. Light ___.
  43. Literally, "works"
  44. Lohengrin, for example
  45. Louise or "Norma"
  46. Lulu or Louise
  47. Lulu or Zaza
  48. 'Macbeth' or 'Otello'
  49. ... Mahagonny is one
  50. Manon or "Mignon"
  51. Martha or "Norma"
  52. Mozart's "Cosi Fan Tutte," for example
  53. Musical works.
  54. "Nixon in China", e.g
  55. Nixon in China for example
  56. One of four in Wagners Ring Cycle
  57. "Otello," for one
  58. Paris landmark, with "L'"
  59. "Peter Grimes" is one.
  60. Siegfried, for example.
  61. Stage fare.
  62. Tommy or "Tosca"
  63. "Tosca," for one
  64. 'Turandot,' for example
  65. Type of hat
  66. "Wozzeck," for one.
  67. Ada for one
  68. Aesthetic treat
  69. 'Aida,' for example
  70. Aida or "Tosca"
  71. 'Anna Nicole,' for one
  72. Barry McCauley's forte
  73. Beethovens Fidelio
  74. Beggar's, for one
  75. "Billy Budd" or "Peter Grimes"
  76. Bing's specialty.
  77. Bizet work
  78. ___ bouffe.
  79. 'Carmen,' e.g
  80. "Carmen" is one
  81. "Carmen" or "Aida"
  82. Carmen or "Faust"
  83. Carmen or "Tosca"
  84. Cavalleria Rusticana, for one
  85. Certain phantom's haunt
  86. Comic ___
  87. ___ comique.
  88. Cultural institution in Paris
  89. Der Rosenkavalier for one
  90. Dido and Aeneas for an early English example
  91. "Die Fledermaus," for one
  92. Entertainment form.
  93. "Ernani" or "Orfeo"
  94. "Falstaff," for one
  95. "Falstaff" or "Otello"
  96. Faust for one
  97. Fidelio for instance
  98. Fidelio was Beethoven's only one
  99. Form of entertainment
  100. "Girl of the Golden West."
  101. Gounod's forte
  102. Hansel und Gretel for one
  103. ___ has no business making money: Rudolf Bing
  104. ___ hats
  105. 'I like every kind of music except rap, country, and ___'
  106. Il Trovatore for one
  107. ___ is when a guy gets stabbed in the back and, instead of bleeding, he sings: Ed Gardner
  108. It's usually grand
  109. "La Boheme," for one
  110. 'La Gioconda,' for one
  111. Leonie Rysaneks field
  112. Light or horse
  113. Lincoln Center treat.
  114. Lincoln Center unit.
  115. Lohengrin for one
  116. Louise for one
  117. Lucrezia Borgia, for one
  118. Lulu Louise Norma or Carmen
  119. Lulu or Lakme
  120. Lulu or "Norma"
  121. Martha or Louise
  122. Martha or "Mignon."
  123. Massenets forte
  124. Met offering
  125. Metropolitan drama
  126. Milan's special feature.
  127. Miss Hornes milieu
  128. Miss Sills's vehicle
  129. Musical show
  130. Nabucco for one
  131. Norma or Carmen
  132. Norma or Fidelio
  133. Norma or "Louise"
  134. Norma or Martha
  135. Norma or "Tosca"
  136. 'Of all the noises known to man, ___ is the most expensive': Moliere
  137. Orfeo, for example
  138. "Otello" is one
  139. Pagliacci, for example
  140. Performing art.
  141. "Peter Grimes," for one
  142. Place de l'___.
  143. Popular form of entertainment.
  144. Popular radio broadcast.
  145. Popular radio music.
  146. Popular radio offering.
  147. Popular radio program.
  148. Porgy and Bess, for one
  149. Price's metier.
  150. Puccinis forte
  151. "Quadrophenia": The Who's other rock ___
  152. Queen had a Night at one
  153. Radio feature
  154. Radio specialty
  155. Recordstore section
  156. Rienzi or Jenufa
  157. "Romeo and Juliet."
  158. Rossini's forte.
  159. Salzburg specialty
  160. Saturday radio treat.
  161. See 17 Across.
  162. Setting for a Marx Bros. film
  163. Siegfried, for one.
  164. Sill's milieu
  165. Soap or horse
  166. Stage entertainment
  167. Strausss Die Fledermaus for one
  168. Subject of Wayne Koestenbaum's 'The Queen's Throat'
  169. 'The Barber of Seville,' e.g
  170. "The Barber of Seville", for one
  171. "The Bartered Bride."
  172. The Makropulos Affair, for one
  173. "The Marriage of Figaro," for one
  174. The Phantom of the
  175. "The Pirates of Penzance," notably
  176. The Tempest or "Otello"
  177. The Who's 'Tommy,' e.g
  178. The works to Cato
  179. Tommy is one
  180. "Tosca," for example
  181. 'Tosca' or 'Aida'
  182. "Tosca" or "Pagliacci"
  183. Turandot for instance
  184. Type of entertainment.
  185. Verdis forte
  186. Werther for one
  187. Whats Doc Classic Looney Tunes short
  188. Where to hear "Bravo!" and "Brava!"
  189. William Tell, for example
  190. 'William Tell,' for one
  191. William Tell or Falstaff
  192. Word with horse and comic.
  193. Works Lat
  194. Works of a sort
  195. Wozzeck, for instance.
  196. "Wozzeck" or "Vanessa"