Crossword-Solution: UNCURBED
We have 15 clues for the answer “UNCURBED”
| Clue | Answers |
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| autonomous | 16 answers |
| uninhibited | 22 answers |
| Unshackled | 26 answers |
| Unconfined | 32 answers |
| unregulated | 35 answers |
| gushy | 43 answers |
| Prodigal | 44 answers |
| unleashed | 44 answers |
| Unfettered | 44 answers |
| Unencumbered | 44 answers |
| redundant | 55 answers |
| Unbound | 56 answers |
| Copious | 57 answers |
| Lush | 58 answers |
| unimpeded | 58 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
TRAEE
Hint 3 another clue
greedy person
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Sentences with UNCURBED (5)
One implores Thy clemency, whose wilfulness innate Has gone uncurbed and roughshod while the years Have lengthened into decades; now distressed He knows no rule by which to move or stay, And teased with restlessness and desperate fears He dares not watch in silence thy wise way Bringing about results none could have guessed.
Cylander one, Tanacro hight the other; Bold, and of royal mien each martial brother; XLVII "And truly were, and would have been alway Worthy of every praise and fame, withal Had they not yielded up themselves a prey To that uncurbed desire, which Love we call; By which they were seduced from the right way Into foul Error's crooked maze; and all The good that by those brethren had been wrought, Waxed, in a moment, rank, corrupt and naught.
Those Gods who saw the ejected laugh alight Below had then their last of airy glee; They in the cup sought Laughter’s drownèd sprite, Fed to dire fatness off uncurbed conceit.
But those were less refined and cultured times than these in which we live; and the rough, uncurbed nature of “Kinge Henrye the viii.
She struck some cord in his turbulent uncurbed nature, and of a sudden it was filled full with passion for her—a passion which if, not elevated, at least was real.