Crossword clues for ade
ade
- Tart drink
- Tangy beverage
- Sweet quaff
- Sweet fruit drink
- Summery quaff
- Summertime drink ending
- Summertime drink
- Summertime beverage
- Suffix with Power or Gator
- Suffix with lime
- Suffix with "Gator"
- Suffix in many fruity beverages' names
- Suffix in fruity drink names
- Suffix for orange or lemon
- Suffix for an orange drink
- Suffix for a fruity drink
- Suffix for "orange" or "lemon"
- Suffix for "lime" or "lemon"
- Suffix for "Gator" or "Power"
- Stock tip
- Stock or block extension
- Stock or block attachment
- Stock finish
- Stock add-on
- Picnic refreshment
- Orange cooler
- Nigerian musician King Sunny ___
- Nigerian musician King Sunny
- Lime, lemon, or orange add-on
- Lemon suffix
- Lemon refresher
- Lemon quencher
- Lemon additive?
- Lemon add-on
- King Sunny ___ (Nigerian musician)
- Hoosier writer
- Hoosier humorist
- Gator or Power suffix
- Gator or Power follower
- Gator follower?
- Fruity finish?
- Fruit-drink suffix
- Fruit-drink ending
- Fruit refresher
- Fruit drink ending
- Fables in Slang author
- Ending of the names of many fruity beverages
- Ending in the names of some sweet beverages
- Ending for Power or Gator, in drink brand names
- Ending for lemon or Power
- Ending for Gator or Power, in drink names
- Ending for "Power" or "Gator"
- Ending for "lemon" and "lime"
- End of the block?
- Drink stand buy
- Drink product-name suffix
- Drink from a packet
- Drink ending for Power or Gator
- Cooling beverage
- Cool quaff
- Citrusy drink suffix
- Citrus quencher
- Citrus fruit drink
- Citrus drink's suffix
- Cannon conclusion
- Brig ending
- Block or stock ender
- "Lemon" suffix
- "Lemon" or "lime" ending
- ''Gator'' or ''Power'' attachment
- Word with lime or lemon
- Word with lemon or lime
- Word after lemon or orange
- Word after lemon
- Water, fruit juice, and sugar drink
- Thirst slaker
- The act of: Suffix
- Sweetened citrus drink
- Sweetened beverage
- Sweet beverage suffix
- Summer citrus soother
- Summer citrus drink
- Suffix with harlequin
- Suffix with "Power" and "lemon"
- Suffix with "lemon," "lime," or "orange"
- Suffix with ''lemon'' or ''lime''
- Suffix of fruit drinks
- Suffix for some sweet citrus drinks
- Suffix for some citrus drinks
- Suffix for many citrus drinks
- Suffix for lemon, lime, or Gator
- Suffix for lemon
- Suffix for Gator in the beverage business
- Suffix for Gator
- Suffix for fruity drinks
- Suffix for fruity beverages
- Suffix for citrus drinks
- Suffix for cannon or brig
- Suffix for "Power" and "Gator" in drink names
- Suffix for "orange"
- Suffix for "lemon" or "lime"
- Suffix for "lemon" or "Gator"
- Suffix for "hater" in a jokey consumable
- Street stand buy
- Stock suffix
- Stock or block ender
- Stock extension
- Stock attachment
- Stock addition
- Stand-ing order?
- Stand beverage
- Sports-drink brand suffix
- Sports drink ender
- Sport-drink suffix
- Sport drink suffix
- Soothing suffix for a hot day
- Soft-drink suffix
- Sidewalk stand suffix
- Sidewalk stand soft drink
- Sidewalk stand beverage
- Roadside beverage
- Quenching drink suffix
- Quencher suffix
- Punch without punch
- Punch kin
- Punch cousin
- Pulpy drink, perhaps
- Product suffix for Gator
- Product name ending for Gator and Power
- Product at a stand
- Power suffix
- Power or Gator suffix
- Power or Gator ending
- Power chaser?
- Picnic punch
- Picnic cupful
- Picnic cooler?
- Picnic cooler cooler
- Orange trailer
- Orange or lemon finisher
- Orange or lemon end
- Orange or lemon drink
- Orange or lemon attachment
- Orange or lemon additive
- Orange finish?
- Orange end
- Orange additive?
- Orange add-on
- Noncarbonated drink
- Moppet merchant offering
- Lime suffix
- Lime refresher
- Lime quaff
- Lime or lemon ender
- Lime or lemon
- Lime addition
- Less-nutritious juice alternative
- Lemony quencher
- Lemony quaff
- Lemon/lime addition
- Lemon quaff
- Lemon or lime ending
- Lemon or block ending
- Lemon ending
- Lemon end
- Last piece of orange?
- King Sunny ___
- Juicy thirst-quencher
- Juice quencher
- Humorous writer
- Humorist George
- Hoosier author
- Honest __ (pomegranate product)
- He wrote "Pink Marsh"
- He wrote ''Sultan of Sulu''
- Gator's tail
- Gator follower
- Gator chaser
- Fruity summer quaff
- Fruity suffix
- Fruity slaker
- Fruity quaff ending
- Fruity glassful
- Fruity drink from a mix
- Fruity cupful
- Finish for lemon or lime
- Fables in Slang author George
- Ending with Gator
- Ending of some drinks
- Ending in the names of citrus beverages
- Ending for stock or block
- Ending for some citrus drinks
- Ending for some beverages
- Ending for lime
- Ending for lemon or lime
- Ending for lemon or block
- Ending for "Power" or "Gator," in drink names
- Ending for "lime" or "lemon"
- Ending for "lime" or "Gator"
- Ending for "lemon" or "orange"
- Ending for "lemon" or "lime"
- Ending for "lemon," "lime," or "orange"
- End of a sweet drink?
- End for lemon or orange
- End for lemon or Gator
- Drink-brand suffix
- Drink with fruit juice and sweetener
- Drink suffix for Gator and Power
- Drink served at a stand
- Drink name ending for "Power" or "Gator"
- Drink for dog days
- Drink for a hot day
- Drink ending for "Gator"
- Drink dunked on Super Bowl-winning coaches, often
- Drink brand suffix
- Drink at a summer stand
- Drink add-on
- Dog-day drink
- Country Time suffix
- Cooling summer drink
- Cooling quaff
- Commerical suffix with Power
- Commercial end for Power or Gator
- Colored drink
- Citrusy suffix
- Citrusy refresher
- Citrusy cupful
- Citrus or sports drink's suffix
- Citrine cooler
- Cannon's finish
- Brand name ending for Gator or Power
- Block or stock suffix
- Block ending
- Block end
- Block conclusion
- Block back?
- Block attachment
- Block add-on
- Author inspired by Twain
- American humorist George
- "The County Chairman" playwright George
- "Lemon" or "lime" ender
- "Lemon" end
- "Fables in Slang" writer
- "Fables in Slang "author
- ''The College Widow'' playwright
- ''Orange'' attachment
- ''Lemon'' suffix
- ''Fables in Slang'' writer
- ''Fables in Slang'' author
- ''Artie'' author
- Ending with Gator or orange
- "Fables in Slang" author
- Suffix added to fruit names
- "Artie" author
- "The Sultan of Sulu" writer
- "The Sultan of Sulu" author
- Hoosier humorist George
- Humorist George ____
- Thirst quencher
- Drink made from a packet
- Punch's cousin
- "The College Widow" playwright
- Summer drink suffix
- "Modern Fables" writer
- Lemon drink ending
- Juice drink suffix
- Drink suffix with Power
- Summer quencher
- Citrus cooler ending
- Summer pick-me-up
- Indiana humorist
- Suffix with stock or Gator
- Lime cooler
- Suffix on fruit names
- Vitamin C source
- Summer refresher
- Suffix with cannon or block
- Fruit juice suffix
- Orange drink add-on?
- The Aesop of Indiana
- Sidewalk stand product
- Summer cooler
- Fruity quaff suffix
- Suffix with fruit names
- Fruit drink suffix
- Sugary drink
- Suffix with some fruit names
- Sidewalk stand offering
- Suffix with 24-Across
- It may be at the end of a block
- Beverage suffix
- 12-Down is one
- Stock follower
- "Hand-Made Fables" writer
- Cannon attachment?
- Fruity drink suffix
- Soft drink suffix
- Stock ending?
- Citrus drink suffix
- Summer slaker
- Cannon's end?
- Suffix with grape
- Suffix with Gator or Power
- Suffix with block or stock
- Sidewalk stand drink
- Gator add-on
- Cooler cooler
- "Forty Modern Fables" writer
- Suffix with lemon or orange
- Drink with a straw, maybe
- Line of defense
- Summer quaff
- Drink additive?
- It's fruit-flavored
- Commercial suffix with Gator or Power
- Vitamin C provider
- Suffix with orange or lemon
- Drink that may have vitamin C
- Cooler in a cooler
- Orange or lemon drink suffix
- Drink name suffix
- Sweet drink suffix
- George who wrote "Fables in Slang"
- Sidewalk stand quaff
- Summer refreshment
- Lemon or lime drink
- Summer offering
- Suffix with many fruit names
- Fruity cooler
- It's made in a squeeze
- "The County Chairman" playwright, 1903
- Roadside stand offering
- Suffix with stock or block
- Certain pitcherful
- Add-on for Gator
- Stand buy?
- Fruity quencher
- Commercial ending with Power
- Commercial suffix with Power
- Honest ___ (drink brand)
- Punch relative
- Juice suffix
- Suffix with block or cannon
- Ending for AriZona flavors
- "Fables in Slang" humorist George
- Punch choice
- Gator's tail?
- Suffix on juice drinks
- Suffix with lemon or lime
- Hot weather cooler
- "Power" suffix
- Suffix on an AriZona can
- Ending with orange or lemon
- Sports drink suffix, perhaps
- Juicy ending?
- Sweet pitcherful
- World music's King Sunny ___
- Suffix with hater
- A sweetened beverage of diluted fruit juice
- Humorist famous for juicy stories?
- Uncarbonated soft drink
- Fruit punch
- Drink that sounds helpful
- "Pink Marsh" author
- U.S. humorist
- Author of "Fables in Slang"
- He wrote "The College Widow"
- He wrote "The Sho-gun"
- Picnic drink
- Ending for block or brig
- Author related to Drinkwater?
- Sweetened drink
- Block or lemon suffix
- He wrote "Doc' Horne"
- He wrote "Pink Marsh": 1897
- Fabulist George
- "The College Widow" author
- American humorist: 1866–1944
- Suffix for block or stock
- He wrote "The Sultan of Sulu"
- He wrote "Fables in Slang"
- Completion for lemon or orange
- He wrote "The County Chairman"
- "Doc' Horne" author
- Stock or block follower
- Block attachment?
- Gator or orange follower
- American fabulist
- Picnic quaff
- "Doc' Horne" humorist
- Fruit beverage
- Drink that says "Help"?
- Sunny ___, Nigerian pop star
- Lemon's end
- King Sunny ___, Nigerian pop star
- "The Sultan of Sulu" playwright
- Midsummer cooler
- Lemon appendage
- American humorist: 1866-1944
- Ending for block or stock
- Fountain order
- Lime, lemon or grape ___
- Frappe base, perhaps
- Ending for cock or block
- Block or stock follower
- Citric drink
- Indiana wit
- See 3 Down
- George's drink?
- Hoosier fabulist
- Picnic treat
- Cool drink
- Suffix with lemon or cannon
- Ending with stock or block
- U. S. humorist: 1866–1944
- Nectar
- Punchless punch
- Lemon's tail
- "The Old-Time Saloon" author
- Humorist or drink
- Ending with lime or lemon
- Dog-days drink
- Cousin of a smash
- Pop star from Nigeria
- Cooler in August
- Lime or lemon follower
- Writer George
- George of humor
- Lemon or pom
- Warm-weather refresher
- What a lemon might lead to
- A quaff that quenches
- Author George
- Author of "The College Widow"
- Fruit-flavored drink
- Block follower
- Citric cooler
- Citrus beverage
- Summer beverage
- Fruity refresher
- Lime drink suffix
- Lemon beverage
- Refreshing drink
- Picnic beverage
- Lemon or lime finisher
- Citric beverage
- Gator tail?
- Suffix for stock or block
- Suffix with lime or lemon
- U. S. author
- Lime add-on
- Citrus suffix
- Citrus quaff suffix
- Popular drink
- Citric quaff
- Lemon addition
- Fruity beverage suffix
- Cooler in the summer
- Tangy drink
- Lemon cooler
- Grape drink
- Fruit quencher
- Cooling drink
- Sports-drink suffix
- Lemon or orange, e.g
- Lemon attachment?
- Gator chaser?
- Fruit cooler
- American writer
- Action: Suffix
- Summer sipper
- Suffix for Gator or Power
- Stock ending
- Sidewalk stand buy
- Lemon or orange follower
- Lemon finish?
- "Lemon" attachment
- Word after Gator or Power
- Summertime quaff
- Summertime cooler
- Suffix with "lemon" or "lime"
- Suffix with "lemon" and "lime"
- Suffix in sports drink names
- Suffix for "Power" or "Gator"
- Stand product
- Soft drink ending
- Lime ending
- Lime beverage
- Lemony drink
- Helpful drink?
- Fruity refreshment
- Fruit quaff
- Ending with many fruit names
- Citrus refresher
- Citric quencher
- Block finish
- Beverage ending
- "Lemon" or "orange" ending
- ''The Sultan of Sulu'' writer
- What turns a fruit to a liquid?
Wiktionary
n. 1 (given name: male) 2 (surname: from=given names)
WordNet
n. a sweetened beverage of diluted fruit juice [syn: fruit drink]
Wikipedia
Ade, Adé, or ADE may refer to:
Ade is a suffix used to denote a sweetened, fruit (often citrus) flavored beverage. These drinks may be carbonated or un-carbonated. Widespread examples include lemonade, cherryade, and orangeade.
The suffix has also been used in brand names, including Kool-Aid and Flavor Aid. It is also a popular naming convention with sports drinks, starting with Lucozade, first manufactured in 1927 under the name Glucozade. Other examples include Powerade, Accelerade, Staminade, Sporade, and Gatorade.
Ade (born 1970 in Crouch End, London) is a British actor. He is best known for his role as Tyrone the getaway driver in Snatch. Ade also works within the music and publishing industries.
He has also appeared in Casino Royale, The 51st State and Sugarhouse.
Ade is an African surname. When found in Western Africa, it is usually accented. Ade is also a surname used by Banjara in India Refer Lambadi.
Ade may refer to people named:
- Ebiet G. Ade, Indonesian singer
- George Ade, American writer
- King Sunny Adé, Nigerian musician
- MC ADE, American musician
Ade ( or ) is a common Nigerian given name, which means crownor royalty in the Yoruba language. It is often short for names such as Adebola, Adeola or Adewale.
- José dos Santos Ferreira or Adé, Macanese writer
- Emmanuel Adebayor or Ade, Togolese footballer
- Ade (actor), English actor
- Ade Akinbiyi, English footballer
- Ade Jimoh, American footballer
- Ade Mafe, English sprinter
- Ade Obayomi, a contestant in season 5 of So You Think You Can Dance
ADE is a chemotherapy regimen most often used as an induction or consolidation regimen in acute myelogenous leukemia, especially in poor-risk patients or those refractory to the standard first-line induction with standard " 7+3" regimen or who are relapsed after the standard chemotherapy.
ADE regimen consists of three drugs:
- Ara-C (cytarabine) - an antimetabolite;
- Daunorubicin - an anthracycline antibiotic that is able to intercalate DNA and thus disrupt the cell division cycle, preventing mitosis;
- Etoposide - a topoisomerase inhibitor.
Usage examples of "ade".
A conversation among the dead felt unseemly, but Aras knew that Ade Bennett had seen many battlefields and had learned to handle the horror.
But she was the Boss, even if she was a police officer and so not part of his chain of command, and for Ade she always would be.
The Eqbas tilted his head, gaze darting between Nevyan and Ade, pupils snapping open and shut.
Umeh, and Nevyan wondered if Ade ever remembered that the ussissi aide had died with Shan rather than abandon her.
Serrimissani scuttled down it and Ade stepped forward, rifle shouldered, stomach churning, wanting it all to be over and hating himself for his haste.
Aras expected Ade to appear with the body, and he braced himself for the moment, ashamed of dreading it, but it was Serrimissani.
However urgent his problems, Ade and Aras would be in far worse shape than he ever would.
Aras and Ade were leaning over the bed and they both straightened up and turned to look at Eddie at the same time.
Occasionally Eddie had glimpses of what had mAde Ade Bennett into the man he was and the visions were like a sightseeing trip to hell.
But Ade Bennett had it, and he was human, and one day he might be homesick or desperate enough to find a way of getting back to Earth.
Nevyan expected it to be an aggressive gesture and prepared to intervene, but Ade took a step back.
It occurred to Nevyan that Ade might need that too, but that was a matter for the three of them to resolve.
Aras, holding a sizzling pan in one hand, gave Ade an exasperated look and motioned him to the table.
They stared at each other for a second too long and Ade felt his face redden.
Shan carefully with much head-tilting, then stared at Ade for a few moments.