- HAST
- Biblical verb
- Shakespearean verb form
- Hold, of olde
- Owns, biblically
- O, from what power ___ thou this powerful might? (Shak.)
- Thou wilt fall backward when thou _____ more wit: "Romeo and Juliet"
- Dost own
- Thou ___ forsaken me... (Jeremiah 15:6)
- ...why ___ thou forsaken me? (Matthew 27:46)
- Biblical verb form
- ...why ___ thou forsaken me?
- Possess, Scriptures-style
- And ___ thou slain the Jabberwock?
- ...why ___ thou forsaken me?: Psalm 22
- Doth own
- And __ thou slain the Jabberwock?: Carroll
- Verb with thou
- Antiquated verb
- ... why __ thou forsaken me?: Matthew
- And __ thou slain the Jabberwock?
- . . . why __ thou forsaken me?
- Thou __ not loved: Shak.
- Possess, in the past
- Doth possess
- Possess, poetically
- Own, old-style
- Possess, in the Bible
- Possesses, in the Bible
- Doest own
- Havest.
- Possess: Bibl.
- Poetic verb.
- Poetic verb form.
- Archaic verb form.
- Old verb form.
- Owns: Poet.
- Biblical word
- Old verb
- Have, to W.S.
- Now ___ thou thy desire: Shak.
- . . . why ___ thou forsaken me?: Matt. 27:46
- ___ thou eaten of the tree?: Genesis
- Have in the past
- Biblical verb with "thou"
- And ___ thou slain the Jabberwock?: Carroll
- Shakespeare's own?
- Own, in the past
- Possess, as thou might
- Verb before 'thou'
- 'Why -- thou forsaken me?'
- Possess, to Quakers
- Owns, in Shakespeare
- Thou ___ not loved: Shak.
- And _____ thou slain the Jabberwock?
- Archaic verb
- Have, to Shakespeare
- Bibilical verb
- ____ thou slain the Jabberwock? : Carroll
- Owns: archaic
- ... why _____ thou forsaken me?
- Have, once
- Possesses, Biblical style
- ___ seen the White Whale? (Ahab's question)
- Thou ___ lacked nothing: Deuteronomy
