Past-tense verb that’s potentially confusing (but grammatically correct!) when written twice in a row Crossword Clue
Answer: HAD (Across 44)
Here’s the solution to “Past-tense verb that's potentially confusing (but grammatically correct!) when written twice in a row” in the New York Times puzzle for May 01, 2025: HAD (Across 44). Easy peasy! Hope this helps you finish your crossword puzzle.
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Q1: I’m looking for a synonym for “Past-tense verb that's potentially confusing (but grammatically correct!) when written twice in a row” What’s a good option?
HAD (Across 44) is a common synonym for Past-tense verb that's potentially confusing (but grammatically correct!) when written twice in a row.
Q2: When was the crossword clue “Past-tense verb that's potentially confusing (but grammatically correct!) when written twice in a row” last used?
This clue last appeared in the New York Times crossword on May 01, 2025.
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