Verb For A Biblical Cup Crossword Clue

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Updated: October 11, 2023

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	99%	7	RUNNETH	Exact Match!
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	39%	15		A term used in biblical studies to refer to a text that is ascribed to a biblical figure but is not actually part of the biblical canon
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	35%	9		Involving a verb that combines an action verb with a state-changing verb
	adjective • (of a verb) Taking a complement that expresses a result along with a direct object, or inherently implying a complement; or synonymous with causative. • (of a verb) Factive.

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New York Times30 Jul 2023	Down 8	RUNNETH
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1	A term used in biblical studies to refer to a text that is ascribed to a biblical figure but is not actually part of the biblical canon
2	Biblical verb New York Times - 24 Nov 1976	New York Times / 24 Nov 1976
3	Biblical verb ender New York Times - 18 Sep 1983	New York Times / 18 Sep 1983
4	Biblical verb ending New York Times - 07 Jun 1976	New York Times / 07 Jun 1976
5	Biblical verb endings New York Times - 23 Feb 1980	New York Times / 23 Feb 1980
6	Biblical verb suffix New York Times - 30 Dec 1979	New York Times / 30 Dec 1979
7	Involving a verb that combines an action verb with a state-changing verb