There is a total of 136549 clues beginning with a
- Ambitious collegian's declaration
- Ambitious course of study
- Ambitious flatterer
- Ambitious goal or innovation
- Ambitious ice cream order
- Ambitious in scope
- Ambitious Kennedy?
- Ambitious melody
- Ambitious objective for, um, a total villain, not a human like me! How did this answer even get in here? Nervous synthetic laugh
- Ambitious one
- Ambitious one
- Ambitious people
- Ambitious person, some believe
- Ambitious plans
- Ambitious prose work
- Ambitious response to the boss
- Ambitious sort
- Ambitious sorts
- Ambitious strivings
- Ambitious track bet
- Ambitious type, informally
- Ambitious type, it's said
- Ambitious, outgoing sorts
- Ambitious
- Ambitiously sought
- Ambivalence or a hint to 20-, 25- and 41-Across
- Ambivalent
- Ambivalent conjunction
- Ambivalent plea, for short
- Ambivalent reply to "Can you do me a favor?"
- Ambivalent response
- Ambivalent show of affection?
- Ambivalent?
- Amble
- Amble (along)
- Amble about
- Amble aimlessly
- Amble all over
- Amble along
- Amble along
- Amble along: Slang
- Amble lead-in
- Amble or canter
- Amble or shamble
- Amble past
- Amble start
- Amble unhurriedly
- Amble with an attitude
- Amble, as through a brook
- Amble, eg
- Amble, say
- Amble
- Ambled
- Ambled along
- Ambled along
- Ambled
- Ambler
- Ambler and Fromm
- Ambler and Knight
- Ambler and others
- Ambler and Rohmer
- Ambler in literature
- Ambler of suspense
- Ambler of thriller fiction
- Ambler or Bogosian
- Ambler or Clapton
- Ambler or Hodgins
- Ambler or Idle
- Ambler or Knight
- Ambler or McCormack
- Ambler or Sevareid
- Ambler's "Journey ___ Fear"
- Ambler, say
- Ambler, Sevareid, et al
- Ambler
- Ambles
- Ambles (along)
- Ambles about
- Ambles along
- Ambles and others
- Ambles
- Ambling
- Ambling along
- Ambling horse
- Ambling horse
- Ambling pace
- Amboina island group
- Amboy Dukes' Nugent
- Ambracia, today
- Ambrose Bierce defined it as "A minor form of despair, disguised as a virtue"
- Ambrose Bierce, for one
- Ambrose Bierce, notably
- Ambrose Burnside was its first pres
- Ambrose Burnside, for one: Abbr
- Ambrose the satirist
- Ambrose who wrote "The Devil's Dictionary"
- Ambrose, "The Patron Saint of Sarcasm"
- Ambrosia
- Ambrosia accompanier
- Ambrosia accompaniment