| Old verb |
| Poetic verb |
| Quaker word |
| Biblical verb |
| Verb for thou |
| Thou preceder |
| Biblical word |
| Verb with thou |
| Dusty old verb? |
| Old-fashioned do |
| Out-of-style do? |
| Word before "thou |
| Methinks thou ____ |
| Out-of-fashion do? |
| Biblical verb form |
| Verb for King James |
| How ___ thou?": Shak. |
| Do as the Bible says? |
| Biblical verb with "thou |
| Old-style auxiliary verb |
| __ thou love me?": Juliet |
| Thou ___ protest too much |
| Verb sometimes with "thou |
| ___ thou mock me?": Othello |
| Do that's way out of style? |
| What cometh after thou, maybe |
| Word before "thou," sometimes |
| Shakespearean verb with "thou |
| Methinks thou ___ protest too much |
| Thou ___ beguile the world": Shak. |
| __ thou know who made thee?": Blake |
| ___ thou know me ...?" (Shakespeare) |
| ___ not thou fear God ...": Luke 23:4 |
| ___ thou think so, spirit?": Prospero |
| After whom ___ thou pursue?": 1 Samuel |
| ''___ thou know me, fellow?'' (''King Lear'') |
| O mighty Caesar! ___ thou lie so low?": Shak. |
| Why ___ thou use me thus?" ("King Lear" quote) |
| O coward conscience, how ___ thou afflict me!"--Shakespeare |
| If thou ___ marry, I'll give thee this plague for thy dowry": Hamlet |