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TENSE

114 recorded uses

DateClue
2026-07-10Past or present
2026-06-07Needing kneading, perhaps
2026-04-01Nervous
2025-09-10Nerve-racking
2025-01-01Past, present or future
2024-12-28Feature of English, but not Chinese
2024-07-28Like the atmosphere after an awkward joke
2024-07-25Present, for one
2024-04-26Perfect, e.g.
2024-04-16Past, present or future
2024-04-02Like stiff muscles
2024-03-22The difference between who I was and who I am?
2023-03-22Anxious
2023-01-02Present, past or future perfect
2022-11-12Present, for one
2022-11-03All wound up
2022-07-01Wound up
2022-04-01It may be perfect for writing
2021-10-17Present, e.g.
2021-09-06All wound up
2021-07-10Will can change it
2021-06-13It may be perfect or simple, but not both
2020-07-23Wedgy
2020-05-09It may be imperfect
2019-09-27Wound up
2019-06-03Uptight
2019-03-21Tighten (up)
2017-12-28High-strung
2017-09-10Nerve-racking
2017-08-15Like sports crowds during a close game
2017-07-01Nail-biting
2016-12-19Past or present
2016-05-04Present, e.g.
2015-06-15Future perfect, for one
2015-06-02In need of a back rub, say
2014-10-23Jittery
2014-08-25All wound up
2014-07-27Perfect, e.g.
2014-01-19Stressed
2014-01-03Time indicator, of sorts
2013-10-02What a verb ending may indicate
2013-06-12Needing a massage, maybe
2010-02-23Uptight
2010-02-02Nail-biting
2009-12-07Past, present or future
2009-10-18Needing a massage, say
2009-05-31Cliff-hanging
2009-05-19In need of a rubdown
2009-04-02Ex-lax?
2009-02-02In need of a massage, maybe
2009-01-18Wound up
2008-08-09Tied up in knots
2008-07-22On edge
2007-09-04On edge
2007-04-12Worked up
2007-03-13It may be perfect
2007-01-29All wound up
2007-01-22All keyed up
2006-08-03Wound up
2006-03-07On edge
2006-02-10In danger of snapping
2006-01-31Like a Hitchcock audience, typically
2005-10-09Perfect, e.g.
2005-08-14Ex-lax?
2005-07-16Language study topic
2005-05-18Wound up
2005-05-12It may be perfect
2005-03-04English 101 subject
2004-12-05Strained
2004-11-15Not relaxed
2004-05-27It may be perfect
2004-02-14In danger of snapping
2004-01-07Lacking slack
2003-12-02Not relaxed
2003-07-03Noun concerning verbs
2003-04-05Not easy
2003-03-24Like a tie game in overtime
2003-02-09It may be present
2003-01-15High-strung
2002-04-15Drawn tight
2002-03-16Present, e.g.
2002-03-09Brace, in a way
2002-01-13Stressed
2001-10-15Not at all relaxed
2001-09-19Rigid
2001-08-21On edge
2001-06-17It may be present
2001-06-15Like a game overtime
2001-03-13Keyed up
2001-01-30Keyed up
2000-11-05Ex-lax?
2000-09-16Perfect, e.g.
2000-09-07Like sudden-death playoffs
2000-05-22Pluperfect, e.g.
2000-04-04Stretched tight
2000-03-05Needing kneading?
1999-10-24Jumpy
1999-07-27Uptight
1999-03-22Wound up
1999-02-09High-strung
1998-06-18Jittery
1998-02-09Uptight
1998-01-27Edgy
1997-08-31English 101 subject
1997-02-24Present, for example, in English class
1996-12-04What a will, e.g., may indicate?
1996-05-30Uptight
1996-04-10It may be perfect
1996-01-28Knotted up
1995-10-23Taut
1995-07-20It might be past
1995-01-05Present, e.g.
1994-01-16Itchy, in a way
1993-12-15Present, for one