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GAOL is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for GAOL.

118 total results for GAOL( score: 25 )

25 results for GAOL from Modern Era puzzles:
Repeated clues show (number of Modern Era occurrences).
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sun May 26, 20245DBritish lockup (2)John KugelmanFagliano
Fri Dec 1, 20238AMedieval lockupJem BurchShortz
Sun Feb 24, 201955ALockup, to SherlockErik AgardShortz
Sun Sep 3, 201760AWhat the Tower of London was for over 850 yearsAndrew ZhouShortz
Tue Nov 15, 201643AEnglish lockupDavid J. KahnShortz
Sat Aug 31, 201342AWilde wrote "De Profundis" in oneJosh KnappShortz
Mon Sep 12, 201123ABritish lockup (2)Keith TalonShortz
Sat Nov 4, 200611ADickens's pen?Rich NorrisShortz
Sat Feb 18, 200657DCanterbury can (2)Eric BerlinShortz
Tue Jan 24, 200657AThe Tower of London was oneDavid SullivanShortz
Sun Jul 17, 2005112DCooler overseasDavid J. KahnShortz
Sun May 30, 200439DReading penBrendan Emmett QuigleyShortz
Sun Dec 8, 2002149AKind of house, in EnglandPeter GordonShortz
Tue Nov 20, 20015ACanterbury can (2)Kelly ClarkShortz
Sun Sep 17, 200055ABritish canNelson HardyShortz
Tue Aug 22, 200018DFamous Dartmoor facilityEd EarlyShortz
Fri Jul 9, 199964ABig house in LondonIngrid TruemperShortz
Sun Feb 21, 199991ACan in CanterburyFred PiscopShortz
Sun Feb 15, 199855DPlymouth pokyRich NorrisShortz
Tue May 13, 199737AWilde's "The Ballad of Reading ___"Gregory E. PaulShortz
Sun Apr 13, 1997117ABath coolerCathy MillhauserShortz
Wed Apr 9, 199734AReading, for a famous exampleNorman S. WizerShortz
Thu Nov 23, 199557AReading, e.g.Dorothy ElliottShortz
Sun Nov 5, 1995106D"The Ballad of Reading ___"Dean NilesShortz
Fri Jul 1, 199463AHold overseasMel TaubShortz
1 result for GAOL from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthorEditor
Dec 7, 2014Diagramless63ACanterbury canPaula GamacheShortz
92 results for GAOL from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Thu Nov 18, 19938DLondon lockupDaniel GirardiTaub
Sat May 30, 199236ASoho lockupJeff HerringtonMaleska
Wed Jul 26, 198958D"The Ballad of Reading ___": WildeLarry GoldhirschMaleska
Wed Jun 7, 198928AReading place for WildeFrances HansenMaleska
Wed Apr 26, 198936DBritish prisonBetty JorgensenMaleska
Sat Feb 18, 198956DCoventry coolerBernard MerenMaleska
Tue Dec 13, 198863AEnglish hoosegowEvelyn BenshoofMaleska
Thu Dec 1, 198857DJail for WildeJames L. BeattyMaleska
Fri Nov 4, 198835DBritish prisonIrene SmullyanMaleska
Sat Jul 30, 198825ALimey lockupKenneth WitteMaleska
Tue Apr 5, 198823DBritish slammerS. E. WilkinsonMaleska
Tue Mar 29, 19885ABritish pokeyEileen LexauMaleska
Wed Sep 30, 198762AThe pokey, to WildeMark DiehlMaleska
Sat Sep 27, 198615DNewgate, for oneDaniel GirardiMaleska
Fri Sep 26, 198633ABritish penJoy L. WoukMaleska
Tue Jun 19, 198447AThe Tower of London was oneJohn DreyerMaleska
Mon Feb 6, 198443DWhere Wilde spent time in ReadingNancy McCarthyMaleska
Tue Dec 21, 19822DBritish prisonDorothy SmitonickMaleska
Fri Oct 22, 198240DBritish penEugene T. MaleskaMaleska
Tue Apr 6, 19825DReading ___William CanineMaleska
Wed Dec 23, 19819A"The Ballad of Reading ___": WildeMassiMaleska
Mon Sep 21, 19815AReading, e.g.Joy L. WoukMaleska
Tue Jun 16, 198163A"The Ballad of Reading ___"MaloneyMaleska
Mon Mar 23, 19819DBritish penHerb L. RisteenMaleska
Thu Mar 19, 198123AReading, for exampleBernice GordonMaleska
Thu Jan 15, 198134AEnglish prisonSara V. TuckermanMaleska
Thu Dec 11, 198018ANewgate, e.g.RubinMaleska
Fri Nov 21, 198046DBritish pokeyJudson G. TrentMaleska
Sun Jul 20, 198024AInstitution at ReadingMary Virginia OrnaMaleska
Fri Jul 18, 198011AOscar Wilde subjectElaine D. SchorrMaleska
Mon Apr 7, 198060AReading ___Herb L. RisteenMaleska
Tue Jan 15, 198010AEnglish prisonRubinMaleska
Thu Jul 5, 197967AWilde's "Ballad of Reading ___"Joy L. WoukMaleska
Sun Jan 30, 197778DBritish pokeyDorothea E. ShippWeng
Sun Sep 19, 197669DPokey, in EnglandEugene T. MaleskaWeng
Thu Sep 9, 19763DBallad locale for WildeGeorge RaventosWeng
Wed Jun 16, 197654ABritish lockupDennis ListortWeng
Wed May 26, 197632D"The Ballad of Reading ___"Leonard GoldbergWeng
Sat Feb 28, 19765ASoho hoosegowAnthony B. CanningWeng
Mon Oct 13, 197517ALockup for Oscar WildeJohn PrytzWeng
Sat Aug 2, 197510AHoosegow, in BritainHallie & Gerald ParsonsWeng
Fri Nov 8, 197465A"Ballad of Reading___"James BarrickWeng
Sat Sep 28, 197465APrison, to BritishJames BarrickWeng
Sun Apr 21, 1974118AWilde localeMaura B. JacobsonWeng
Sat Apr 20, 19746ABritish prisonVirginia ButlerWeng
Tue Sep 4, 197316ABritish prisonUnknownWeng
Thu Jun 15, 197221ASubject of Wilde balladUnknownWeng
Sat Apr 1, 197235ANewgate, e.g.UnknownWeng
Wed Feb 2, 197231DTower of London, at one timeUnknownWeng
Sun Dec 26, 197177AReading, for oneRobert Vaux RoopWeng
Mon Nov 29, 197151ABritish hoosegowUnknownWeng
Fri Apr 2, 19711DBritish prisonUnknownWeng
Sun Dec 6, 1970121ADartmoor, for exampleChristine ValenceWeng
Fri Jul 3, 197041DReading, for oneUnknownWeng
Mon Jun 30, 196919AReading, for one.UnknownWeng
Thu May 29, 196951ADartmoor.UnknownWeng
Thu Dec 28, 196757DReading, for one.William LutwiniakFarrar
Fri Sep 22, 196715DReading, for one.William LandisFarrar
Sat Jun 3, 19675DReading, for one.Diana SessionsFarrar
Sun Apr 25, 1965105DOld Bailey.Anne FoxFarrar
Thu Apr 8, 196522AReading, for one.UnknownFarrar
Fri Jan 22, 196528DOld Bailey, for one.UnknownFarrar
Thu Aug 13, 196445AReading, for one.Louise EarnestFarrar
Tue Mar 10, 19645AReading, for one.UnknownFarrar
Thu Oct 27, 196044ATurnkey's bailiwick.UnknownFarrar
Sun Jul 31, 196079DBritish prison.William A. Lewis Jr.Farrar
Sat Mar 12, 196053APrison.UnknownFarrar
Fri Oct 17, 195831A"The Ballad of Reading ___."J. F. KellyFarrar
Tue Nov 26, 195748ALockup, in London.UnknownFarrar
Sat Sep 14, 195725DReading ___.Harold T. BersFarrar
Fri Feb 15, 195738APlace of confinement.H. L. RisteenFarrar
Sat Oct 13, 195659DOld prison.Jules ArensbergFarrar
Wed Jul 6, 195524DPrison.Elsie BishopFarrar
Wed Jun 1, 195511DWell-known place in Reading.Ruth OliverFarrar
Thu Feb 24, 195529DOld Bailey.UnknownFarrar
Wed Jan 13, 19545DSubject of Wilde ballad.Albert CarrollFarrar
Sun Sep 27, 195385ADartmoor is one.Eugene MaleskaFarrar
Wed Jun 10, 195361ADartmoor.Harold T. BersFarrar
Wed Apr 15, 195344AA Wilde lodging.UnknownFarrar
Thu Mar 19, 195313DReading or Dartmoor.Victor GoldfarbFarrar
Fri Jan 2, 195354A"Ballad of Reading ___."Charles E. GerschFarrar
Wed Jan 30, 195221DPrison, in Britain.UnknownFarrar
Sun Nov 5, 195037DBritish jail.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Tue Sep 19, 195021D"The Ballad of Reading ___"Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Dec 22, 194687APrison.Lester KeeneFarrar
Sun Aug 18, 194611AOscar Wilde's residence, 1896.Louise RabbFarrar
Sun May 26, 194697D"Ballad of Reading ___"—Oscar Wilde.Louis BaronFarrar
Sun Oct 31, 1943120DPrison.James E. KisnerFarrar
Sun Sep 5, 194353DPenitentiary.J. C. DoesburgFarrar
Sun Aug 15, 194395DBallad of Reading ___.C. W. HudsonFarrar
Sun Sep 13, 1942113DPrison.Agnes W. BartlettFarrar
Sun Jun 21, 194239ALock-up.Mabel C. DaggettFarrar
Anagrams:GOAL, OLGA, GOLA, ALOG, GALO, LAGO, ALGO
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