Accepted Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 10-07-2021
Below are possible answer for quick crossword clue: accepted. We have 5 answers for accepted in our database.

Possible answers to accepted

OKAYED
- Accepted
- Approved
- Endorsed
- Oak dye processed and sanctioned
- Sanctioned
TOOK
- Abducted
- Accepted
- Seized
- Stole
- Stole, removed
- of Take
- imp. of Take.
ACCEPT
- Acknowledge
- Acknowledge as true
- Agree to
- Allow in
- Assume Northerner originally abandoned accent to adopt a plummy front
- Consent to receive
- Consent to receive or undertake
MORES
- Accepted customs
- Conventions
- Customary practices
- Customs or conventions
CONVENTIONS
- Acceptable behaviours
- Accepted customs
- Familiar devices at formal rallies
- Gatherings

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