- Attain a goal
- Attain a maximum level of competence
- attain acclaim
- attain achieve
- Attain also-ran status
- Attain ambition
- Attain Endeavor to
- ATTAIN FAME
- Attain justly
- Attain maturity
- Attain new heights
- Attain on the wing
- Attain recognition
- Attain success
- ATTAIN SUCCESS OR REACH A DESIRED GOAL
- Attain, as a job
- attainable
- ATTAINDER, subject to (hist.)
- attained
- Attained new heights
- Attained through struggle (with "out")
- Attained, as a goal
- ATTAINING manhood
- attainment
- attainment of power
- ATTAINMENT of thing desired
- attainments
- Attains
- Attains a goal
- Attains maturity
- Attains stardom again
- Attains.
- attaint
- ATTALEIA, modern name for
- ATTALIA, modern name for
- attar
- Attar asset
- Attar emanation
- Attar ingredient
- Attar Major source
- ATTAR OF ___
- ATTAR SOURCE
- Attatch a description to
- ATTELL
- attemper
- Attempt
- ATTEMPT - SEARCH
- ATTEMPT (colloq.)
- ATTEMPT (Scot.)
- ATTEMPT (sl.)
- ATTEMPT A BREAK-IN
- Attempt a computer crime
- Attempt a conversion?
- Attempt a dangerous task
- Attempt a grandiose goal
- Attempt a number
- Attempt a takeover
- attempt again
- Attempt all over again
- Attempt anew
- ATTEMPT at
- Attempt at a basket
- Attempt at a carnival booth
- Attempt at a dunk tank
- Attempt at a fencing touch
- Attempt at a score
- Attempt at an overthrow
- Attempt at filming a scene
- Attempt at goal
- Attempt at making cookie dough?
- Attempt at political office
- Attempt at the straight and narrow?
- attempt by a horse to throw its rider
- ATTEMPT BY EMPLOYING EFFORT
- Attempt computer crimes
- Attempt for attention
- Attempt something dangerous
- Attempt to acquire
- ATTEMPT TO ANTICIPATE OR PREDICT
- attempt to appear wise
- attempt to attract
- Attempt to be heard
- Attempt to be persuasive
- Attempt to bean
- Attempt to block
- Attempt to bypass opposition
- ATTEMPT TO CATCH A PARTLY ABHORRENT LEADER, FAILING
- ATTEMPT TO CATCH LARGE BLUE BOUNCING BLOB
- Attempt to collect
- ATTEMPT TO CONCEAL BALDNESS
- Attempt to control the narrative, in a way
- Attempt to convey
- Attempt to convince
- Attempt to cool, as steaming hot soup
- Attempt to copy
- Attempt to cure
- Attempt to date
- Attempt to debug?
- Attempt to deceive
- Attempt to deceive using flattery
- Attempt to disprove
- Attempt to end a quarrel/dispute
- Attempt to ensnare, with "for"
- Attempt to enter dead space?
- Attempt to equal
- attempt to equal or surpass by imitating
- Attempt to escape
- ATTEMPT TO FIND
- Attempt to fix something and inadvertently make the situation worse
- attempt to forecast the winner and assign odds for or against a contestant
- Attempt to forget
- Attempt to gain control, say
- attempt to get
- Attempt to get a mass audience
- Attempt to get hold of, or seize
- Attempt to hit
- Attempt to imitate
- ATTEMPT TO IMPORT WESTERN FUR AND BEHAVE OSTENTATIOUSLY
- Attempt to impress, as in conversation
- Attempt to impress, in a way
- Attempt to improve the lily
- Attempt to influence
- ATTEMPT to influence jury
- Attempt to justify
- ATTEMPT TO KEEP NEW TIE
- Attempt to keep tail cool
- Attempt to kill
- Attempt to lose weight
- attempt to make
- Attempt to make clearer, perhaps
- ATTEMPT TO MAKE OUT
- Attempt to make spirit contact
- Attempt to match
- Attempt to mediate
- Attempt to obtain
- ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW A GOVERNMENT
- Attempt to pass the bar?
- Attempt to persuade
- Attempt to prevent
- Attempt to psych out
- Attempt to reach a post-departure plane?
- Attempt to recall the passed?
- Attempt to sacrifice, in baseball
- ATTEMPT TO SCORE
- ATTEMPT TO SCORE IN HOCKE
- Attempt to score in hockey?
- Attempt to sell
- ATTEMPT TO SELL (A THING)
- Attempt to sell a thing
- Attempt to shift a few pounds
- Attempt to spur demand
- Attempt to squeeze someone in?
- Attempt to strike
- Attempt to strike or avoid striking out
- ATTEMPT to suppress obnoxious opinions
- Attempt to sway, in a way
- Attempt to tarnish
- Attempt to tempt
- Attempt to throw up
- ATTEMPT to transmute base metals into gold or silver
- Attempt to trick
- Attempt to weed out, as bad applicants
- attempt to win
- Attempt to win at auction
- Attempt to win over
- attempt to work out (a situation, etc), using one's intuition
- Attempt with a dagger
- Attempt with effort
- Attempt, as a field goal
- Attempt, in basketball
- Attempt, in headlines
- Attempt, in slang
- Attempt, informally
- Attempt, metaphorically
- Attempt, slangily
- Attempt, so to speak
- Attempted
- Attempted a coup
- Attempted a steal
- Attempted activity in "The Barber of Seville"
- Attempted again
- Attempted another generation
- Attempted coup participants
- Attempted deception
- Attempted something
- Attempted to get satisfaction from
- Attempted to no avail
- Attempted to overthrow
- ATTEMPTED TO PEN NOTE TO GOVERNMENT BEFORE QUEEN SET OFF
- Attempted to remove a chad
- Attempted to rip
- Attempted to rip open
- Attempted to sell
- Attempted to win, with "for"
- Attempted with strong effort
- Attempted, as this puzzle?
- Attempted, with "at"
- attempting
- ATTEMPTING great things
- Attempting to flirt
- Attempting to get confidential information by sending fake e-mails
- ATTEMPTING TO WIN FAVOR FROM INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE BY FLATTERY
- Attempting-to-answer words
- Attempts
- Attempts a pass
- Attempts a quick escape
- Attempts a wild guess
- Attempts at baskets
- Attempts at waist removal?
- Attempts in basketball and target practice
- Attempts it
- Attempts on goal
- Attempts or exertions
- Attempts to beat on foot
- Attempts to befriend, with "up"
- Attempts to delay
- Attempts to displace
- Attempts to find out
- Attempts to fit in
- Attempts to get
- ATTEMPTS TO GET HELP
- Attempts to hit
- ATTEMPTS TO KEEP UNIVERSITY WORKSHOPS
- attempts to make something that is not the case appear true
- Attempts to score, in hockey
- Attempts, e.g.
- ATTEMPTS, IN A GAME
- Attempts, in headlines
- Attempts, informally
- Attempts, with "at"
- Atten-shun!, e.g.
- Atten-TION!, e.g.
- ATTENBOROUGH, RICHARD
- ATTENBOROUGH, RICHARD FILM
- Attend
- Attend (to)
- ATTEND A BANQUET
- Attend a boarding school
- Attend a class for no credits
- attend a dance or a party without a female companion
- Attend a funeral, say
- Attend a homecoming, say
- Attend a party
- Attend a party uninvited ... and a literal hint to five sets of circled letters
- Attend a place regularly
- Attend a state luncheon, e.g.
- Attend a tennis tournament because one is a fan of?
- ATTEND ACADEMIC COURSES WITHOUT GETTING CREDIT
- ATTEND AGAIN
- Attend Alumni Day