Ad  : 10 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ Adams (Ward Bond's "Wagon Train" role) __ admiral (Navy rank) __ Dome (Harding administration scandal) __ Shave (onetime advertisers on roadside signs) ___ -dieu (pew add-on) ___ adagio (score direction) ___ adagio (very slowly) ___ Adama ("Battlestar Galactica" captain) ___ Adams, patriot with a beer named after him ___ Adams, signature on the Declaration of Independence ___ Adams, wife of Kovacs ___ Addams (cartoon byline) ___ Addams (cartoonist's signature) ___ Addar (Cape Bon) ___ adjudicata (settled matter) ___ Adler of Conan Doyle's "A Scandal in Bohemia" ___ admin ___ admin (bus. software manager) ___ admin (computer techie, for short) ___ admin (computer techie) ___ administravit ___ administravit (court plea) ___ admiral ___ Admiral (1937 Triple Crown winner) ___ admiral (imaginary wedgie relative on "The Simpsons") ___ admiral (rank above captain) ___ Adobes (2011 Arizona shooting site) ___ Aduba of "Orange Is the New Black" ___ Adul (F. Murray Abraham's "Homeland" character) ___ advantage ___ advantage (find handy) ___ advocate ___ Affair (diplomatic incident during John Adams's presidency) ___ alcohol, gasoline additive ___ and Addison ___ arm (electric guitar add-on) ___ B. Wells, early civil rights advocate ___ Bandito (old advertising mascot) ___ Bay, 1898 site of Admiral Dewey's fleet ___ Brzezinski, national security advisor under Jimmy Carter ___ Chao, only cabinet member to serve through George W. Bush's entire administration ___ Eloquent (J. Q. Adams sobriquet) ___ Esurance (cartoon spy in TV ads) ___ Fein (Gerry Adams' group) ___ Fein (Gerry Adams's group) ___ Féin (Gerry Adams's group) ___ gestae (admissible evidence) ___ girl (daughter who adores her father) ___ good advantage ___ hand (adjacent) ___ Honor (address for a judge) ___ Howard, Ann Landers's daughter and advice columnist ___ IRA (tax-advantaged account) ___ Julia of "The Addams Family" ___ Julia, who played Gomez Addams ___ Lane, admirer of Superman ___ lawyer (gets advice) ___ leaf (statue adornment) ___ Man (classic ad figure) ___ march on (slyly gain advantage) ___ Miles, girl in old tire ad ___ mouth (dental problem for some drug addicts) ___ of (addressing term) ___ of admissions ___ Olson (ad character) ___ on (admits) ___ on (adored) ___ on (continued advancing) ___ Pan (Captain Hook adversary) ___ Pea, Popeye's "adoptic infink" ___ Pea, Popeye's adoptee ___ Pet (item advertised around Christmas) ___ pet (TV ad product) ___ Quincy Adams ___ Raiders (consumer advocates) ___ salts (bath additive) ___ salts (bath water additive) ___ salts (bathwater additive) ___ Scowcroft, former presidential adviser ___ seat (advantageous situation) ___ snuff (adequate) ___ Sorrel (woman in a love triangle in "Adam Bede") ___ Square, adjacent to the Boston Marathon finish line ___ Sunday of Advent ___ the Admiralty (U.K. naval brass) ___ the lily: adorned unnecessarily ___ to (adheres) ___ Twins (pair in old ads for home perm kits) ___ up (add muscle) ___ up (add) ___ up (adjust) ___ up (admit guilt) ___ up (admit the truth) ___ up (admit) ___ up (admits, for short) ___ up (admits) ___ up (admitted) ___ up to (admit) ___ way (advanced) ___ wisdom (sage advice) ___ X of TV ads ____ adjudicata ____ seat: advantageous spot _____ Alte (Adenauer) _____ out (add to) ______-advised ___-de-Marne (department adjacent to Paris) ___-pea, Popeye's adopted son ___-Put (adhesive brand) ___.com (e-mail address for a 1989 movie comedy) ___.com (e-mail address for a highway department) ___.com (e-mail address for a lottery) ___.com (e-mail address for a romantic) ___.com (e-mail address for an active senior) ___.com (e-mail address for an old poetry reader) ___.com (e-mail address for classic sitcoms) ___.com (e-mail address for the Coast Guard) ___.com (e-mail address for updates) ___' Pea (Popeye's adopted son) ___'Pea (Popeye's adoptive son) ... in "The Adventure of the Dying Detective" ... ... and in "The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone" ...the head of advertising... ... can you be held legally responsible for bad advice? ... in "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton" ... ... ADQ ... '___ some advice' '-- advice?' ''Ad'' or ''ab'' ending ''Ada'', for one ''Adaptation'' director ''Add __ of salt'' ''Add ___ to the fire'' ''Batman'' star Adam ''Bill and __ Excellent Adventure'' ''Bohemian Rhapsody'' addressee ''Dancer Adjusting Her Shoe'' artist ''Don't look back'' adviser ''Hard'' or ''soft'' add-on ''High Adventure'' author ''Iliad'' advisor ''Lost'' ad word ''Milk's favorite cookie,'' according to ads ''Murder Must Advertise'' sleuth ''One Adam Twelve,'' e.g. ''Patriot'' add-on ''Pee-___ Big Adventure'' (1985 film) ''Previously owned,'' in ad-speak ''Sacro'' addition ''Tact'' add-on ''The Addams Family'' member ''This __ advertisement'' ''Verb'' or ''adjective'' '50s TV adventurer ___ Derringer '60s adjective '60s adventure series set in Africa '60s cigar pitchwoman Adams '60s singer/actress Adams '70s record label that advertised on late night TV '80s skate flick adjective '80s TV adventure series '83 Bryan Adams "Cuts Like a Knife" hit '90s adventure game 'A Bell for Adano' author 'A Bell for Adano' novelist 'Adam Bede' author 'Adaptation' co-star 'Adaptation' star 'Adieu!' 'Arabian Nights' adventurer 'Coming next' ads 'Coming up next' ad 'Dolphin adventure' park in Florida 'Flashdance' director Adrian 'Got milk?' ad feature 'Happy ___' (Adam Sandler comedy) 'Heed this advice ...' 'I advise against it' 'I'd advise otherwise' 'Just add --' 'Pee- ___ Big Adventure' 'Queen Margot' star Adjani 'Star Wars' address 'The Adventures of ___ Tin Tin' 'The Godfather' address 'Young Adult' director Jason " . . . and punishes ___ all . . . ": John Adams " . . . debt of gratitude we ___ Adam" (mark twain) " . . . this ___": C. F. Adams "___ Adams" "___ added expense" "___ Adieux," a Beethoven 51-Across "___ Ado About Nothing" "___ Adrift On Memory Bliss" P.M. Dawn "___ and improved!" (ad claim) "___ are better than nuts!" (classic advertising slogan) "___ are for kids" (ad slogan) "___ are milder" (old ad slogan) "___ begins with you" (old ad slogan) "___ Beloved" (Beethoven's anonymous addressee)