| Lake of the Ozarks river | 24 |
| Lake of the Ozarks feeder | 25 |
| Kind of orange or Indian | 24 |
| It flows into the Missouri near Jefferson City | 46 |
| Inedible orange type | 20 |
| Inedible kind of orange | 23 |
| Indelible orange | 16 |
| Great Plains orange | 19 |
| Fort on the Missouri | 20 |
| Early Missourian | 16 |
| County name in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma | 44 |
| County in Kansas, Missouri or Oklahoma | 38 |
| Certain American Indian language | 32 |
| Broadway's "August: ___ County" | 45 |
| Bowwood | 7 |
| American Indian language | 24 |
| "August: ___ County" (winner of the 2008 Tony for Best Play) | 70 |
| "August: ___ County" (Meryl Streep/Julia Roberts film) | 64 |
| "August: ___ County" (Best Picture nominee of 2014) | 61 |
| "August: ___ County" (2013 Streep film) | 49 |
| "August: ___ County" (2013 Meryl Streep film) | 55 |
| "August: ___ County" (2008 Pulitzer winner for Drama) | 63 |
| "August: ___ County" | 30 |
| ___ orange (inedible fruit) | 27 |
| Â Â Show Me State river | 29 |
| Bitter oranges | 14 |
| Native Americans of Missouri | 28 |
| Siouan Indians | 14 |
| Some Siouans | 12 |
| Oklahoma natives | 16 |
| Oklahoma Indians | 16 |
| Okla. Indians | 13 |
| Just Plains folks? | 18 |
| Certain Siouan speakers | 23 |
| Relatives of the Omaha | 22 |
| Oranges or Indians | 18 |
| Siouan Sooners | 14 |
| Oranges | 7 |
| Onetime Missouri natives | 24 |
| Native Missourians | 18 |
| Members of a Missouri native people | 35 |
| Kansas tribe | 12 |
| Kansas natives | 14 |
| Indians relocated from Missouri | 31 |
| Fox Wars combatants | 19 |
| Some Native Americans and some oranges | 38 |
| Some Missouri natives | 21 |
| Sioux tribesmen | 15 |
| Orange and Indian | 17 |
| Onetime Missouri tribe | 22 |
| Old Missouri natives | 20 |
| Oklahoma tribe members | 22 |
| Oil-rich Indians | 16 |
| Native Midwesterners | 20 |
| Native Americans of Oklahoma | 28 |
| Missouri Indians | 16 |
| Inedible oranges | 16 |
| Indians or oranges | 18 |
| Indians of Missouri | 19 |
| Certain Native Americans | 24 |
| Certain Midwestern tribe members | 32 |
| Ancestors of ballerina Maria Tallchief | 38 |
| "Oranges" sometimes referred to as monkey-brains | 58 |
| One of Japan's largest cities | 33 |
| Japanese industrial center | 26 |
| City near Kobe | 14 |
| Honshu metropolis | 17 |
| Japanese site of Expo '70 | 29 |
| Japan's second-largest city | 31 |
| Japan's greatest port | 25 |
| City of canals | 14 |
| City east of Kobe | 17 |
| 1970 World's Fair site | 26 |
| Yodo River city | 15 |
| Japanese port in Honshu | 23 |
| City on Honshu island | 21 |
| City of Honshu | 14 |
| City near Kyoto | 15 |
| Seaport of Japan | 16 |
| Port near Kobe | 14 |
| Major Japanese city | 19 |
| Japanese commercial center | 26 |
| Japan's "City of Water" | 37 |
| Expo '70 site | 17 |
| City of southern Honshu | 23 |
| City at the mouth of the Yodo River | 35 |
| Bay of Japan | 12 |
| Third-largest city in Japan | 27 |
| Site of Expo '70 | 20 |
| Prefecture of Japan | 19 |
| Port near Kyoto | 15 |
| Port city of Japan | 18 |
| Pitcher Hideo Nomo's birthplace | 35 |
| Neighbor of Kobe and Kyoto | 26 |
| Mizuno Corporation headquarters | 31 |
| Locale of Universal Studios Japan | 33 |
| Kobe's bay | 14 |
| Kobe neighbor | 13 |
| Japanese port on Honshu | 23 |
| Japanese bay city | 17 |