| Start of a poem by Emily Dickinson that continues "But God be with the Clown, / Who ponders this tremendous scene |
| Emended (text) |
| Emended a manuscript |
| Mss. emenders |
| Emend |
| Emends |
| Tremendous grief |
| Emended |
| Makes emends? |
| Impressed tremendously |
| He mends and emends |
| Tremendous auditory pleasure, in slang |
| Tremendously |
| Ready for making emends? |
| Tremendous anger |
| Tremendous |
| Make emends |
| Emendation? |
| Tremendous numbers |
| Of tremendous fervor |
| Company that once had tremendous "quarterly" profits? |
| Tremendous blows |
| Enjoyed tremendously |
| Tremendous" or "stupendous": abbr. |
| Emend errata |
| Like tremendously |
| Impress tremendously |
| Like emendated works |
| Make emendations |
| Tremendous piece of work |