| Attack physically or verbally |
| Cruciverbalist Reagle |
| Adjective and adverb, for two |
| Agrees nonverbally |
| Nonverbal communication |
| Attack verbally or physically |
| Adjective" or "adverb," e.g. |
| Shakespearean title character in the NATO phonetic alphabet |
| Shakespearean sobriquet |
| Creatures infesting the proverbial dancer's pants |
| Overbearing presumption |
| Agree non-verbally |
| Adverb on grocery flyers |
| Adverb with an apostrophe |
| Overbearing |
| Verbatim |
| Adverb in odes |
| Adverb at sea |
| Weaverbirds |
| Alpine reverberation |
| It might include the adverbs "forthwith" and "heretofore |
| Acknowledges nonverbally |
| A merry heart __ good like a medicine . . .": Proverbs |
| Acknowledge, non-verbally |
| Fruit (which is proverbially "the answer") |
| Verb suffix. |
| Shakespearean father who calls ingratitude a "marble-hearted fiend |
| All work and no play makes Jack a ___ boy" (proverb in "The Shining") |
| Summon nonverbally |
| Adverb ending? |