| Rating | Solver | Clue |
|---|---|---|
| SPAR | Argue | |
| DEBATE | Argue | |
| REMONSTRATE | Argue | |
| CROSSSWORDS | Argue | |
| CONTEND | Argue earnestly | |
| BICKER | Argue foolishly | |
| GIBBER | Argue foolishly | |
| PROTEST | Argue against | |
| CAVIL | Argue needlessly | |
| DISPUTE | Argue About | |
| ARGUED | Of Argue | |
| ARGUING | Of Argue | |
| CONTRADICT | Argue the point | |
| ARGUFY | To argue pertinaciously. | |
| OUTRAGE | To argue about scandal | |
| QUIBBLE | Argue over petty things | |
| ARGUMENTIZE | To argue or discuss. | |
| REARGUE | To argue anew or again. | |
| ROWER | Boat athlete who likes to argue? | |
| GAUDIER | I’d argue about being more garish | |
| WRANGLE | To argue; to debate; to dispute. | |
| ARGUMENT | To make an argument; to argue. | |
| QUESTION | To argue; to converse; to dispute. | |
| SKIDROW | Where drifters gather to slide and argue | |
| LEAGUE | The French argue to remove first-rate association | |