Related Clues:

• Verbally uptight
• XXXE, perhaps, just for a present, for instance
• Tight in verbal form
• Grammatically, this is what you have to pay when you 27 across, by the sound of it
• This gives u slots of time to get employment
• Not so slack in any verbal way
• Ioxe up tight?
• It's time we got employment
• Sounds like what you have to pay for errors of grammar (6)
• The way you may be employed, likewise
• Uptight in verbal form
• The money you have to pay the Government for evil-doing, though misspelled, is quite grammatical
• In such verbal form one would be uptight
• We before time get wise to you
• The kind of employment that would put years on us