Crosswordiee.com

% replaces any number of letters (la% - lake, lamp)_ replaces one letter (ca_ - car, cat)

Crossword clue for "NOUN"

NOUN: Any boy or girl could be one

Other crossword clues for answer "NOUN"

NOUN: Cat or "dog"; It can be proper; Verb preceder; It's often proper; Part of speech; A name is one; Any thing; Mouse or squirrel; Parser's part; Subject matter; It may be proper or common; {/Hit/} or {/miss/} , e.g.; Verb or adjective, e.g.; One can be proper or common; Verb, for example; Verb, for one; Fight or flight, e.g.; First word, perhaps; Gerund, always; Hollywood or bust, e.g.; Proper word; Subject, usually; Mad Libs choice; Basic speech part; Person or thing; Sentence part; Mad Libs request; It may be common or proper; Important part of the subject?; Adjective follower, often; It may exhibit gender; It can be collective or common; One may be proper and concrete; The answer to this clue, e.g.; It is what it is; It may be a thing; Place name, e.g.; Sentence's subject, often; It may be collective or common; Person, place, or thing, in grammar; It can represent a person or a place; Person, place, or thing; Person, "place" or "thing," e.g.; Trick or "treat", perhaps; Gerund, e.g.; Sentence subject, often; What an adjective modifies; Word that is an example of itself; Cat or dog, e.g.; Paper or plastic, e.g.; Person or place or thing; Truth or "consequences," e.g.; Tiger or "dragon," e.g.; Clergy is a collective one; Cat or dog, for example; Friend or foe, e.g.; Win, place, or show; Rock, scissors, or paper; Subject of a sentence, often; Grammar subject; Heads or "tails," e.g.; Adjective follower; Tiger or woods, e.g.; Animal, vegetable, or mineral; It may be proper; Bell, book, or candle; It can be proper or common; Sentence element; Term in a grammar textbook; Grammarian's concern; Lock, stock, or barrel; Coffee, tea, or milk; Common or proper word; Soup or salad, grammatically; War or peace, say; Schoolhouse Rock! song subject; Any thing, grammatically; Barn or silo, for example; Piano or drum; Sentence subject; Proper name; Sentence necessity; Sentence subject, usually; Proper name, say; It may be common; A type of one ends 17-, 37- and 62-Across; Common subject in English class; Proper thing in English class; One is often followed by a verb; Feast or famine; It can be common in grammar class; Judge, at times; Truth or consequences; Lions or tigers or bears; Pencil, pen, or quill; Morning or evening, e.g.; Pen or pencil, e.g.; Sink or swim, perhaps; Bill or gates, e.g.; Grammar class subject; It may be abstract or concrete; Subject of a sentence, typically; Person in a sentence, say; Roulette, for one; Sentence subject, as a rule; Ball or strike, e.g.; Trick or treat, e.g.; Doohickey or whatchamacallit, e.g.; King or queen, e.g.; Sentence structure element; Car, truck or bike; Cash or credit, e.g.; Grammar, grammatically, e.g.; Soup or salad; Any thing, say; It might not be proper; Grammar, in grammar; One may be common; Part of speech after "the," often; Lamp, e.g.; light, only sometimes; Proper __; Student in English class?; Life or death; Paper or plastic; Rock, paper, or scissors; Wall or flower; Word such as "word"; Fish or "fowl"; Verb's subject; Mad Libs category; Sailor or "saint"; Mad Libs fill-in; Nothing, for instance; Subject word; Proper name, for example; Verb or "adjective"; Word that can be pluralized; Basic part of speech; Common word; All or "nothing"; Grammatical substantive; Common part of speech; Tea or "coffee"; Apples or oranges; Word for a thing; Day or night; Heads or tails; Subject in English class; Word that can usually be pluralized; Adverb or "adjective"; Any word for an object; It's always something; Woman or man; Thyme or "basil"; Any word that can be pluralized; Common thing; It might be proper; Thing in grammar class; Lion or tiger or bear, e.g.; Word that's an example of itself; Article follower, often; Man or mouse, e.g.; Trick or treat, for example; Adjective or adverb, e.g.; Substantive.; It's proper or common.; Part of a sentence.; Street, for instance.; Grammatical thing.; It's common or proper.; Any of a class of words.; 1 Across, for one.; Common or proper ___.; Speech part; Parsing word.; Sentence component.; Word.; Collective word.; Proper ___.; Term in grammar.; Gerund.; Word of a kind.; House or home.; Type of word.; 54 Down, for one.; Grammatical term.; Certain word; Proper or improper word; Word form; Proper or common word; Component of a subject; Grammatical component; Common or proper; Subject, often; It may be collective; Spring, sometimes; Word sometimes in apposition; Noon is one; This may be proper; Midnight or dawn, e.g.; Proper word, at times; Proper word, sometimes; America is a proper one; Verb's object, usually; Word that may be parsed; Grammar item; Cat or mouse, e.g.; This may be a subject; It is sometimes proper; Speech or part of speech; Grammatical subject; Example, for example; It stands for something; Praser's concern; You name it; 61-Across, for example; Verb accompanier; Word ending in "o" in Esperanto; What "-ence" forms; Sentence starter; One may be proper; It could be proper; Something in writing?; Whatchamacallit?; It may be subject to modification; It may be abstract; Word before a verb, maybe; Hook, line or sinker; Self-identifying word; Thing, e.g.; Verb preceder, usually; What you may call it; Friend or foe; What an article may come with?; Word that might be "proper"; Object, e.g.; It may be declined; Verb go-with; Mad Libs specification; Pluralizable word; A follower?; Mad Libs label; What an article may refer to; An example of itself; Follower of "a" or "the," often; One might appear next to an article; What "n." means in a dictionary; Word that can be common; Pluralizable thing; Something drawn when landing on a yellow square in Pictionary; Mad Libs prompt; Follower of "the," often; Article go-with; It's really something!; Life or death, e.g.; Part of speech that might be "proper"; Sink or swim, e.g.; Grammar class topic; Proper --; Schoolhouse Rock "A ___ is a Person, Place, or Thing"; What Andrew Jackson Jihad is "Brave As"; Brave As a ___ Andrew Jackson Jihad; Balkanization, "Parliamentarian," or "Clintonista"; Adjective, for one; A ___ Is a Person, Place, or Thing ("Schoolhouse Rock" song); Bacon, "lettuce," or "tomato," e.g.; Any pluralizable word; Nelly Furtado, Colorado, or avocado, e.g.; Coffee or tea, e.g.; The word "preposition," for example; Tree or flower, e.g.; Common thing in a sentence?; Parser's concern; Sometimes it's proper, sometimes it's not; Verb preceder, at times; Common subject?; It's not always proper; Thing, in English class; Verb subject; It may be modified; Subject or object; What a thing is; It's common in grammar class; Subject of a sentence; Sometimes it's proper; It may be proper in a sentence; I of "I am here," e.g.; Subject or "object," at times; n., in a dictionary; This answer's part of speech; Crossword, e.g., grammatically; Advise : verb :: advice : ___; One may be proper or collective; Cross, "word" or "crossword," say; One may precede a verb; One might be proper; Name word; Proper choice; Table or chair e.g.; Person place or thing grammatically; Lion or tiger or bear; Collective or common thing; English 101 topic; It's subject to modification; What every thing is; Person in an English class?; Parsing choice; Cat, dog, boy or fish, e.g.; Adjective accompanier; It's often modified; Person, grammatically; Subject or direct object, e.g.; Part of speech of "part" and "speech"; Person or thing, e.g.; An adjective modifies one; Part of speech of "verb," ironically; Part of speech of the word "crossword"; Object of a verb; Every person you can know and every place that you can go, per "Schoolhouse Rock!"; It might be common or proper; Possible subject; It can represent a person or a state; Verb, e.g.; Proper thing?; Truth or dare, e.g.; This answer isn't a proper one; This answer is one; Gerund, for example; Direct object, generally; Object of a preposition, generally; Object of a preposition, usually; Preposition's object, usually; This answer, for one; Adjective target; An adjective may modify one; Proper or common thing; When it's proper it's capitalized; Verb is one, strangely; It could be abstract or proper; This answer, e.g.; Plural word, e.g.