Crossword Clue: Past-tense verb that is the same as its present-tense form minus the fourth and fifth letters
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- Anagram for tail
- Became grounded
- Arrived at a heliport, say
- Arrived at an airport
- Arrived at O'Hare
- Arrived from above
- Arrived, in a way
- De-bused, e.g.
- De-horsed
- Hit terra firma
- Hit the deck, maybe
- Hit the dirt?
- Hit the ground, but not running
- Hit the ground
- Hit the helipad
- Hit the roof?
- Hit the roof, like Santa
- Hit the runway softly
- Hit the tarmac, e.g.
- Hit the tarmac
- Debarked
- Debused, e.g.
- Debused
- Completed a hop
- Completed a hurdle
- Completed a sky dive
- Completed hang gliding
- Deplaned
- Deplaned, e.g.
- Hopped off the train
- Hopped off
- Descended from a saddle, perhaps
- Descended, in a way
- Descended
- Detrained, e.g.
- Detrained, say
- Detrained
- Did a dismount
- Gave one's wings a rest
- Finished a flight
- Finished a gymnastics routine
- Finished a sky dive
- Finished a skydive
- Finished flitting around, say
- Finished hang-gliding
- Finished hang gliding
- Finished parasailing, e.g.
- Finished parasailing
- Chose a perch
- Ended a descent
- Ended a flight
- Ended a ride
- Ended a skydive
- Ended hang gliding
- Disembarked
- Dismounted.
- Dismounted, as a horse
- Dismounted, e.g.
- Dismounted from a horse
- Dismounted
- Flew to earth
- Came back down
- Came back to earth
- Came down.
- Came down and settled
- Came down, as on a perch
- Came down, as onto a perch
- Came down from one's high horse?
- Came down from ones high horse?
- Came down on a branch, say
- Came down on a branch
- Came down on a leaf, say
- Came down on the tarmac, say
- Came down (on)
- Came down tail first
- Came down to earth
- Came down to terra firma
- Came down to the ground
- Came down
- Came from on high
- Came in for a landing
- Came to a perch
- Came to earth
- Came to ground
- Came to land
- Came to rest on a flower
- Came to rest on a wire, e.g.
- Came to rest
- Came to roost
- Came to the ground
- Came upon.
- Got back on the ground
- Got down (from)
- Got down to earth
- Got down
- Got grounded?
- Got off a broomstick
- Got off a horse
- Got off a horse, e.g.
- Got off a horse, for example
- Got off a horse, say
- Got off a Spad
- Got off a steed
- Got off a train, e.g.
- Got off one's high horse?
- Got off Swale
- Got off the bus, e.g.
- Got off the bus
- Got off the horse
- Got off the plane, e.g.
- Got off
- Got out (from)
- Got out of the saddle
- Got out of the sleigh, say
- Got to the ground
- Found a perch
- Found the ground
- Set down
- Noticed by chance
- Stopped a flight
- Stopped flying
- Stopped winging it?
- Settled after a sky-dive
- Settled after descending
- Settled, as on a perch
- Settled down?
- Settled down on a branch, as a bird
- Settled down
- Settled, in a way
- Settled (on)
- Settled on a branch, as a bird
- Settled on a branch, say
- Settled on a branch
- Settled on a rail
- Settled on terra firma
- Settled on the ground
- Settled on the tarmac
- Settled onto a branch
- Settled onto a branch, e.g.
- Settled to earth
- Settled upon the earth
- Settled
- Touched down
- Touched ground
- Touched Kennedy after a trip
- Touched land
- Touched terra firma
- Touched the ground, as a plane landing
- Touched the ground
- Touched the tarmac
- Touched town
- Put down
- Roosted
- Quit flying, e.g.
- Landed after flying
- Landed, as a bird
- Landed, as a falcon
- Landed, as on a branch
- Landed, as on a flower
- Landed at Logan, say
- Landed, in a way
- Landed lightly
- Landed like a bird
- Landed like a butterfly
- Landed on
- Landed on a branch, say
- Landed on a branch
- Landed on a leaf, e.g.
- Landed on a limb, e.g.
- Landed on a perch
- Landed on the runway
- Landed (on)
- Landed safely
- Landed upon
- Landed
- Parted company with a horse
- Lodged
- Reached Dulles, e.g.
- Reached Dulles successfully
- Reached Dulles
- Reached ground
- Reached O'Hare
- Reached terra firma
- Reached the ground safely
- Reached the nest
- Reached the runway
- Reached the tarmac
- Past-tense verb that is the same as its present-tense form minus the fourth and fifth letters
- Left a plane
- Left the bus
- Left the saddle
- Perched.
- Perched
- Made a landing
- Made a touchdown
- Made it to the ground safely
- Made it to the ground
- Rested
- Rested from flight
- Returned to earth
- Returned to solid ground
- Returned to terra firma
- Returned to the ground
- Returned to the perch
- Piled out
- Was grounded?
- Went to ground
- Used the Jetway
- Stepped down
- Stepped off
- Stepped onto the tarmac, say
Recent Usage of Past-tense verb that is the same as its present-tense form minus the fourth and fifth letters in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 9, 2013
