| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Able to be adapted for many different functions | 9 letters | versatile |
| ||
Likely related crossword puzzle clues
- Like character actors
- Multicapable
- Having many skills
- Adapting easily to different tasks
- Resourceful relatives adapted
- All-round poetry, tail-wagging within
- Relatives turned out to be adaptable
- Unusual relatives with many skills
- Adaptable, useful, flexible
- Having multiple uses or applications
- Adaptable, an all-rounder
- Adaptable French poetry on a slab
- Relatives reform, being adaptable
- Flexible relatives all over the place
- Multi-talented
- Reveals it to be flexible
- Many-sided
- like baking soda and vinegar
- All-purpose taser shot into base
- Having many uses
- Adaptable — relatives (anag)
- Very adaptable
- Like a Swiss Army knife
- All-purpose
- doctors reveal it's many-sided
- With many uses
- reveal it's capable of changing
- skilled in many ways
- All-round eccentric relatives
- Adaptable
- raves about the slab with many uses
- Multitalented
- timeserving
- Like someone with many talents
- Talented group of relatives
- Flexible
- jack-of-all-trades
- Relatives unusually being flexible
- Italian, jack of all trades
- Able
- Accessible
- Accomplished
- Adjustable
- Adroit
- All around
- Ambidextrous
- amphibious
- At hand
- Available
- Changeable
- Changing
- Convenient
- conversant
- Coquettish
- Dexterous
- Elastic
- Facile
- Faddish
- Fickle
- Flighty
- Flirtatious
- Fluctuating
- generally capable
- Gifted
- Handy
- Inconstant
- Light
- Mercurial
- Mobile
- Multifaceted
- of all work
- on call
- On deck
- On hand
- On tap
- plastic
- Pliable
- Protean
- quicksilver
- Ready
- Resourceful
- Skilled
- Skillful
- Skittish
- Supple
- Talented
- to hand
- toying
- two handed
- Undependable
- Unpredictable
- Unreliable
- Vacillating
- Variable
- ...... volatile
- Well-rounded
- adaptable tail twisted in poetry
- Flexible, able to change easily
- Drunk relatives becoming unsteady
- possibly relatives with many uses
- flexible poem about tail-wagging