| Administers a whipping to | 25 |
| Administration of justice | 25 |
| Administrative access need | 26 |
| Administrative aide: Abbr. | 26 |
| Administrative branch, e.g. | 27 |
| Administrative division | 23 |
| Administrative divisions | 24 |
| Administrative law, for short | 29 |
| Administrative officer | 22 |
| Administrative officials | 24 |
| Administrative overseer | 23 |
| Administrative threesome | 24 |
| Administrative town officer | 27 |
| Administrator, briefly | 22 |
| Administrator, old style | 24 |
| Administrators, for short | 25 |
| Admirable, hip-hop-style | 24 |
| Admiral Alfred Thayer ___ | 25 |
| Admiral at Guadalcanal, 1943 | 28 |
| Admiral Benbow, for one | 23 |
| Admiral Byrd's book | 23 |
| Admiral competitor, once | 24 |
| Admiral Mahan's concern | 27 |
| Admiral Maximilian von ___ | 26 |
| Admiral Nelson victory | 22 |
| Admiral Nelson's beloved | 28 |
| Admiral Nelson's lady | 25 |
| Admiral nicknamed Bull | 22 |
| Admiral of the ___ (Columbus) | 29 |
| Admiral Perry victory site | 26 |
| Admiral William of WWII | 23 |
| Admiral's affirmative | 25 |
| Admiral's affirmatives | 26 |
| Admiral's aide: Abbr. | 25 |
| Admiral's branch (abbr.) | 28 |
| Admiral's crossing | 22 |
| Admiral's employer | 22 |
| Admiral's nightmare? | 24 |
| Admirals' commands | 22 |
| Admirals' concerns | 22 |
| Admiration tinged with fear | 27 |
| Admire one's stable? | 24 |
| Admire yourself in the mirror | 29 |
| Admirer from a distance | 23 |
| Admirer of Gallic people | 24 |
| Admirer of Joseph, in Genesis | 29 |
| Admirer, and then some | 22 |
| Admiring, with "of" | 29 |
| Admission about a story | 23 |
| Admission after accusations | 27 |
| Admission during confession | 27 |
| Admission factor, at times | 26 |
| Admission in a confessional | 27 |
| Admission of 1889: Abbr. | 24 |
| Admission of a tangent | 22 |
| Admission of clumsiness | 23 |
| Admission of ineptitude | 23 |
| Admission of infidelity | 23 |
| Admission ticket, slangily | 26 |
| Admissions concern: Abbr. | 25 |
| Admissions considerations | 25 |
| Admissions-department goal | 26 |
| Admit colloquially with up | 28 |
| Admit (with "up") | 27 |
| Admit a mistake, so to speak | 28 |
| Admit an embarrassing mistake | 29 |
| Admit customers after hours | 27 |
| Admit defeat, in a way | 22 |
| Admit making a mistake | 22 |
| Admit one's mistake | 23 |
| Admit openly and bluntly | 24 |
| Admit to the priesthood | 23 |
| Admit, as a wrongdoing | 22 |
| Admit, with 'up' | 24 |
| Admit, with "in" | 26 |
| Admit, with "on" | 26 |
| Admit, with "up" | 26 |
| Admits (with "up") | 28 |
| Admits an embarrassing error | 28 |
| Admits one's error | 22 |
| Admits one's mistake | 24 |
| Admits the first customers | 26 |
| Admits, with "up" | 27 |
| Admitted guilt, say, in court | 29 |
| Admitted the first customer | 27 |
| Admitted to the clergy | 22 |
| Admitting a breeze, perhaps | 27 |
| Admitting a draft, maybe | 24 |
| Admitting a draft, perhaps | 26 |
| Admitting air currents | 22 |
| Admitting all contestants | 25 |
| Admitting error, in a way | 25 |
| Admitting new students | 22 |
| Admitting peek traffic? | 23 |
| Admitting some light, perhaps | 29 |
| Admitting, as a lesser charge | 29 |
| Admonisher's sound | 22 |
| Admonisher's utterance | 26 |
| Admonishment to a puppy | 23 |
| Admonishment to junior | 22 |