Verbs Subjects Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 24-07-2021
Below are possible answer for quick crossword clue: verbs subjects. We have 2 answers for verbs subjects in our database.

Possible answers to verbs subjects

NOUNS
- A part of speech (plural)
- Naming words
- No puns! First person left, naming words
- Nuns take in nothing but naming words
- Parts of speech
- Party leader left? No please, just parts of speech!
- Tarantino unsurprisingly embraces certain words
TENSE
- Anxious
- Anxious about being sent off east
- Anxious to flex muscles
- Become rigid
- Brace (oneself)
- Cliffhanging
- Drawn taut

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