They're sometimes proper
Else clues• Cabbages and kings
• Golfer, bogey, and Jack Nicklaus
• Guitar, bandmate, and G Clef
• Mad Libs category
• Proper words
• 35 Arm and hammer?
• All things
• All things, to an English teacher
• Animal, vegetable and mineral
• Article follow-ups?
• Bacon, lettuce, and tomato, e.g.
• Bat and ball, for example
• Bed and breakfast?
• Bell, book and candle
• Bell, book, and candle, e.g.
• Bread and butter
• Bread and butter, e.g.
• Bush and gore, e.g.
• Cock and bull, e.g.
• Dat and cog, e.g.
• Direct objects, usually
• English subjects
• English things
• Everyday names
• Flotsam and jetsam, for example?
• Grammar book chapter
• Grammar book topics
• Grammar class subject
• Grammar topic
• Head, case, and headcase
• Heart and soul, e.g.
• Hopes and dreams
• Husband and wife, e.g.
• Lions and tigers and bears, e.g.
• Lock, stock and barrel
• Lock, stock, and barrel, e.g.
• Many are proper subjects
• Most sentence subjects
• Names of people, places and things
• Objects of prepositions
• Objects, e.g.
• Parser's parts
• Parts of speech
• People, places and things
• People, places or things
• Person, place and thing, e.g.
• Person, place, and thing
• Persons or places, e.g.
• Persons places and things e.g.
• Persons, places and things
• Pins and needles, e.g.
• Planes, trains, and automobiles?
• Pluralizable words
• Predicate parts
• Proper or common parts of speech
• Proper things?
• Proper words, sometimes
• Rock and roll, e.g.
• Salt and pepper, e.g.
• Sentence subjects
• Sentence subjects e.g.,
• Some are proper
• Some parts of speech
• Subject words
• Subjects, say
• Subjects, usually
• Substantives
• Table and chair, e.g.
• These are proper or common
• They can be proper
• They may be modified
• They may be proper, but never improper
• They stand for things
• Things
• Things of all sorts
• Things, grammatically speaking
• This, that, and the other thing
• Verb preceders
• Verb, adjective, and adverb, e.g.
• War and peace, e.g.?
• What things are called
• When proper, their leaders are capital!
• When they're proper, it's capital!
• Words of substance
• Yesterday, today and tomorrow
• Yin and yang, e.g.
• Cabbages and kings
• Golfer, bogey, and Jack Nicklaus
• Guitar, bandmate, and G Clef
• Mad Libs category
• Proper words
• 35 Arm and hammer?
• All things
• All things, to an English teacher
• Animal, vegetable and mineral
• Article follow-ups?
• Bacon, lettuce, and tomato, e.g.
• Bat and ball, for example
• Bed and breakfast?
• Bell, book and candle
• Bell, book, and candle, e.g.
• Bread and butter
• Bread and butter, e.g.
• Bush and gore, e.g.
• Cock and bull, e.g.
• Dat and cog, e.g.
• Direct objects, usually
• English subjects
• English things
• Everyday names
• Flotsam and jetsam, for example?
• Grammar book chapter
• Grammar book topics
• Grammar class subject
• Grammar topic
• Head, case, and headcase
• Heart and soul, e.g.
• Hopes and dreams
• Husband and wife, e.g.
• Lions and tigers and bears, e.g.
• Lock, stock and barrel
• Lock, stock, and barrel, e.g.
• Many are proper subjects
• Most sentence subjects
• Names of people, places and things
• Objects of prepositions
• Objects, e.g.
• Parser's parts
• Parts of speech
• People, places and things
• People, places or things
• Person, place and thing, e.g.
• Person, place, and thing
• Persons or places, e.g.
• Persons places and things e.g.
• Persons, places and things
• Pins and needles, e.g.
• Planes, trains, and automobiles?
• Pluralizable words
• Predicate parts
• Proper or common parts of speech
• Proper things?
• Proper words, sometimes
• Rock and roll, e.g.
• Salt and pepper, e.g.
• Sentence subjects
• Sentence subjects e.g.,
• Some are proper
• Some parts of speech
• Subject words
• Subjects, say
• Subjects, usually
• Substantives
• Table and chair, e.g.
• These are proper or common
• They can be proper
• They may be modified
• They may be proper, but never improper
• They stand for things
• They're sometimes proper
• Things
• Things of all sorts
• Things, grammatically speaking
• This, that, and the other thing
• Verb preceders
• Verb, adjective, and adverb, e.g.
• War and peace, e.g.?
• What things are called
• When proper, their leaders are capital!
• When they're proper, it's capital!
• Words of substance
• Yesterday, today and tomorrow
• Yin and yang, e.g.