| ___ roll (having great luck) | 28 |
| Words with tear or dare | 23 |
| Words with roll or spree | 24 |
| Words with roll or slant | 24 |
| Words with leash or whim | 24 |
| Words with diet or roll | 23 |
| Words with diet or dime | 23 |
| Words with dare, dime or diet | 29 |
| Words with dare or tear | 23 |
| Words with dare or mission | 26 |
| Words before whim or dime | 25 |
| Words before roll or rampage | 28 |
| Words before roll or diet | 25 |
| Words before lark or tear | 25 |
| Words before dare or tear | 25 |
| Start of many an essay title | 28 |
| Phrase before dare or whim | 26 |
| Phrase before dare or lark | 26 |
| People of Tierra del Fuego | 26 |
| Old-time actress Munson | 23 |
| Lark or mission lead-in | 23 |
| Indian of Tierra del Fuego | 26 |
| Go ___ diet (count calories) | 28 |
| Dismiss ___ technicality | 24 |
| Cat ___ Hot Tin Roof | 24 |
| As useless as tits ___ bull | 27 |
| "Snakes --- Plane" | 28 |
| "Puppet --- String" | 29 |
| "Not ___ dare!" | 25 |
| "I'm __ roll!" | 28 |
| "Come ___ My House" | 29 |
| "Boy ___ Dolphin" | 27 |
| "Bird _____ Wire" | 27 |
| "__ Clear Day..." | 27 |
| " . . . ___ tuffet" | 29 |
| 'Three Men -- Horse' | 28 |
| 'Strangers -- Train' | 28 |
| 'Step -- crack ...' | 27 |
| 'Put --happy face' | 26 |
| --- roll (doing great) | 22 |
| --- mission (dedicated) | 23 |
| ___ whim (spontaneously) | 24 |
| ___ slow boat to China | 22 |
| ___ shoestring (cheaply) | 24 |
| ___ roll (having luck) | 22 |
| ___ mission (single-minded) | 27 |
| ___ journey (traveling) | 23 |
| ___ budget (economizing) | 24 |
| __ whim (for no real reason) | 28 |
| __ shoestring (inexpensively) | 29 |
| How some stunts are done | 24 |
| For any amount of money | 23 |
| How some dares are done | 23 |
| How some stunts are performed | 29 |
| How some stunts are pulled | 26 |
| How some dares are performed | 28 |
| How money might be lost | 23 |
| How money may be won or lost | 28 |
| How money is often lost | 23 |
| How streaking may be done | 25 |
| Why some risks are taken | 24 |
| One way to do something crazy | 29 |
| How some risks are taken | 24 |
| How some dumb things are done | 29 |
| How a prank call may be made | 28 |
| Because one was challenged | 26 |
| Because of the challenge | 24 |
| Why a risk may be taken | 23 |
| In response to a challenge | 26 |
| How some stunts are attempted | 29 |
| How some hotdogging is done | 27 |
| How one might eat fried worms | 29 |
| How dumb things may be done | 27 |
| How bar bets may be made | 24 |
| How a risk may be taken | 23 |
| Because you were challenged | 27 |
| Together at the movies, say | 27 |
| At the movies, perhaps | 22 |
| With your honey, likely | 23 |
| With one's sweetie, say | 27 |
| Seeing someone socially | 23 |
| Out with one's sweetie | 26 |
| Out with one's flame | 24 |
| Out for the evening, perhaps | 28 |
| Out for the evening, maybe | 26 |
| Out at the prom, maybe | 22 |
| At the theater, perhaps | 23 |
| Like Oprah, perennially | 23 |
| Doing South Beach, perhaps | 26 |
| Cutting down, in a way | 22 |
| Words after stop or turn | 24 |
| Stop ___ (halt suddenly) | 24 |
| Quick way to turn or stop | 25 |
| Instantly, so it's said | 27 |
| Immediately, in an idiom | 24 |
| How well-tuned vehicles stop | 28 |
| Back together, for now | 22 |
| Like half a cyclical romance | 28 |
| Jackass' Asian relative | 27 |
| Asian jackass relative | 22 |