Referring Clues

• What a will, e.g., may indicate?
• English 101 subject
• Present, for example, in English class
• Uptight
• Edgy
• Jittery
• High-strung
• Wound up
• Jumpy
• Stretched tight
• Needing kneading?
• Pluperfect, e.g.
• Ex-lax?
• Like sudden-death playoffs
• Perfect, e.g.
• On edge
• Keyed up
• Like a game overtime
• It may be present
• Not at all relaxed
• Rigid
• Drawn tight
• Stressed
• Brace, in a way
• Present, e.g.
• Not easy
• Not relaxed
• Noun concerning verbs
• Like a tie game in overtime
• In danger of snapping
• Lacking slack
• It may be perfect
• Language study topic
• Like a Hitchcock audience, typically
• Worked up
• All keyed up
• All wound up
• Tied up in knots
• In need of a rubdown
• Cliff-hanging
• In need of a massage, maybe
• Future perfect, for one
• Nervous
• On pins and needles
• Past perfect, for one
• It may be perfect in the future
• Like many a massage client
• On tenterhooks
• Past or present
• Far from laid-back
• Nerve-straining
• Feeling edgy
• Present or perfect
• Showing strain
• Hardly at ease
• Topic in grammar class
• Not loosey-goosey
• Nail-biting
• Needing a massage, say
• Past, present or future
• Future, e.g.
• Clenched, say
• Strained
• Linguist's subject
• Grammatical time setter
• Temporal language element
• Past, for one
• Needing kneading
• Time indicator
• Grammar subject
• Fidgety
• Tightly wound
• Taut
• Form of a verb
• Verb form
• Pluperfect, for one
• Past, for instance
• Feeling antsy
• Ready to snap
• Needing a massage
• Present ___
• Walking on eggshells
• Grammar class subject
• Stressed-out
• It can be past or present, in grammar
• Stressed out
• English class topic
• Present, for example
• Past or future
• Drama-filled
• Feeling nervous
• Anxious
• Not slack
• Like a close game, usually
• Present ___
• Overstrung
• Wired, in a way
• Stressful
• Apt to snap
• Not calm
• Future, for one
• Nerve-wracking
• Fraught with anxiety
• Suspenseful
• Full of suspense
• Past subject for an English class?
• Grammar topic
• Present, for one
• Grammar concern
• Far from relaxed
• Grammarian's concern
• Unable to speak, perhaps
• Hardly relaxed
• Needing to chill out
• In need of a massage, perhaps
• It may be past, present, or future
• Not in the least relaxed
• Verb category
• Like someone pacing back and forth
• Antsy
• Needing a massage, maybe
• Full of angst
• Anxiety-ridden
• Perfect, say
• What a verb ending may indicate
• In need of a neck rub, maybe
• Time indicator, of sorts
• Wound tighter than a drum
• Cliffhanging
• In a knot
• Emotionally charged
• In need of a chill pill
• A bundle of nerves
• In need of a backrub
• Close to cracking
• In need of a back rub, say
• Under stress
• Frazzled
• In need of a massage
• Feeling anxious
• All wired up
• Present, say
• The past, for example
• Needing a chill pill
• Perfect
• Feeling stressed
• Finding it difficult to relax
• Wrought up
• Very nervous
• Like sudden-death overtime
• Like sports crowds during a close game
• Like a nail-biter
• Itchy, in a way
• Nerve-racking
• Knotted up
• Present perfect, e.g.
• Perfect ___
• Highly charged
• Tightly stretched
• In knots
• Apprehensive
• Opposite of relaxed
• Scared or nervous
• Strung out
• Present or pluperfect
• Angst-ridden
• Nervy
• Nervous about verbs?
• A nervous rocker is this
• April Wine "Future ___"
• Geddy Lee's "The Present ___"
• Napalm Death "Passive ___"
• Pearl Jam "Present ___"
• Feeling stage fright
• Geddy Lee "The Present ___"
• Very strong, but not in past or present, say
• Possibly past getting excited
• ... and the same half seen on edge
• Strained at present?
• Nervous, stand holding the poles
• Under a strain at present
• Drawn in a number of ways
• Seen performing at the West End, is nervous
• Exciting present?
• Taut or rigid
• Present, to a grammarian
• In a nervous state
• Strained to see numbers on key
• It signifies time with stress
• Figures point to being strained
• Strained - form of verb
• It shows time is tight
• Present, perhaps, often seen wrapped
• Rigid model seen off
• Wound up finding one score halved and another gutted
• Under strain when sent out east
• For example, perfect figures deteriorate finally
• Imperfect, perhaps - with a couple of 8, following part of 1
• All in knots
• Grammatical concern
• Present, for example, that may be wound up
• Irritable partner?
• Unable to relax
• Present, maybe, making one uptight
• Uptight at half score for the Home Counties
• Could be present when on 8
• Edgy, rebellious teens
• Anxious time seen abroad
• Taut, strained
• This may be present in Austen's Emma
• Under emotional strain in past, perhaps
• Nerve-racking time seen out
• Not relaxed in past, say
• Indicator of time on edge
• Taut, rigid
• Figures the Egyptian leader is under a strain
• Exciting number of points
• Past perfect, e.g.
• Present perfect, for one
• Without slack
• Nervous, on edge
• Feeling pressure
• In need of chilling
• Perfect or pluperfect
• Strained at present?
• ... nervous energy, after 10s
• Like some negotiations
• About to freak out
• Full of anxiety
• React to a sudden noise
• Tighten (up)
• Worried it may be imperfect
• Emotionally strained
• Under a strain at present?
• Anxiety-filled
• Figure a way to be dramatic
• Suspense-filled
• Anxious, nervous
• East Ender seen to crack under strain
• Grammar lesson topic
• Hardly chill
• Worried about the future?
• It may be imperfect
• Feeling jittery
• Present, for the verb "present"
• Stand outside quarters in a state of the jitters
• Wedgy
• Feeling on edge
• Perfect or imperfect
• Past, for the verb "passed"
• Figures England's capital is exciting!
• Maybe past getting jittery
• Past, for the verb "were," e.g.
• It may be perfect or simple, but not both
• Reason to see a masseuse
• Tight
• Not cool at all
• Will can change it
• Future perfect, e.g.
• Figures a close finish to be exciting
• Difference between is and was
• Wired
• It may be perfect for writing
• Imperfect, e.g.
• Conditional, for one
• Present, past or future perfect
• Exciting present?
• Past or present, in grammar
• Figures to finish the race in a state of excitement
• Past or present, in English class
• Quite wound up
• Feature of English, but not Chinese
• Like a tightrope
• Like fans during a tight championship game
• All knotted up
• Past or present, e.g.