| Adventurer Nellie | 17 |
| Adventurer of 18th-century French literature | 44 |
| Adventurer of film | 18 |
| Adventurer of Greek myth | 24 |
| Adventurer played by Douglas Fairbanks Jr. | 42 |
| Adventurer Quartermain | 22 |
| Adventurer with Robin | 21 |
| Adventurer ___ Polo | 19 |
| Adventurer's aversion | 25 |
| Adventurer's delight | 24 |
| Adventurer's inventory | 26 |
| Adventurer's stock | 22 |
| Adventurer's wear | 21 |
| Adventurer-turned-alien? | 24 |
| Adventurers' outlines? | 26 |
| Adventurers' tale | 21 |
| Adventurers/documentarians Martin and __ Johnson | 48 |
| Adventures | 10 |
| Adventures of a sort | 20 |
| Adventures of the timid? | 24 |
| Adventuresome | 13 |
| Adventuresome exploit | 21 |
| Adventuresome preteen originally voiced by Tim Matheson | 55 |
| Adventuresome story girl | 24 |
| Adventuress Nellie | 18 |
| Adventuress of a sort | 21 |
| Adventurous | 11 |
| Adventurous airplane of kiddie lit | 34 |
| Adventurous beachwear | 21 |
| Adventurous cowboy movie | 24 |
| Adventurous deed | 16 |
| Adventurous expedition | 22 |
| Adventurous exploit | 19 |
| Adventurous Herman | 18 |
| Adventurous hero of old | 23 |
| Adventurous Jones | 17 |
| Adventurous journey | 19 |
| Adventurous journeys | 20 |
| Adventurous one | 15 |
| Adventurous ones | 16 |
| Adventurous person | 18 |
| Adventurous rovers | 18 |
| Adventurous tale | 16 |
| Adventurous trips | 17 |
| Adventurous wandering | 21 |
| Adventurous; visionary | 22 |
| Adverb applying to a caboose | 28 |
| Adverb disdained by English teachers | 36 |
| Adverb ending | 13 |
| Adverb ending? | 14 |
| Adverb for chic | 15 |
| Adverb for conservationists | 27 |
| Adverb in a contract | 20 |
| Adverb in a countable series | 28 |
| Adverb in contracts | 19 |
| Adverb in many fortune cookie fortunes | 38 |
| Adverb in many letter closings | 30 |
| Adverb often used with integrated | 33 |
| Adverb re a John Napier invention | 33 |
| Adverb used for the accused | 27 |
| Adverb used in contracts | 24 |
| Adverb with "optimistic" | 34 |
| Adverbial suffix | 16 |
| Adversaire's opposite | 25 |
| Adversaries | 11 |
| Adversaries in "Risk" | 31 |
| Adversaries in a Hoffman/Streep film | 36 |
| Adversaries in Risk | 19 |
| Adversaries of "us" | 29 |
| Adversario opposite | 19 |
| Adversary | 9 |
| Adversary (Abbr.) | 17 |
| Adversary for visitors to a Middle Eastern nation? | 50 |
| Adversary in war | 16 |
| Adversary of Bugs | 17 |
| Adversary of Iraq | 17 |
| Adversary of Napoleon | 21 |
| Adversary of Rocky | 18 |
| Adversary of Sylvester | 22 |
| Adversary of U. S. Grant | 24 |
| Adversary on the Arabian Peninsula? | 35 |
| Adversary's antithesis | 26 |
| Adversary: abbr. | 16 |
| Adverse | 7 |
| Adverse (to) | 12 |
| Adverse beginning | 17 |
| Adverse beginning? | 18 |
| Adverse fate | 12 |
| Adverse or Quinn | 16 |
| Adverse or Wayne | 16 |
| Adverse to | 10 |
| Adverse to, in the sticks | 25 |
| Adverse vote | 12 |
| Adversely affect, as one's confidence | 41 |
| Adversities | 11 |
| Adversity | 9 |
| Adversity expertise? | 20 |
| Adversity, optimistically | 25 |
| Advert | 6 |
| Advertent | 9 |