| Defy |
| Beard |
| Brave |
| Taunt |
| Brazen |
| Double |
| Chance |
| Gamble |
| Ventue |
| Provoke |
| Take on |
| Attempt |
| Venture |
| Presume |
| Be bold |
| Confront |
| Risk ___ |
| Challenge |
| Do I ___? |
| Face fear |
| Risk (it) |
| Be brazen |
| Bold move |
| Chance it |
| Be brave! |
| Go for it! |
| Hazard ___ |
| Act boldly |
| Show nerve |
| Show spunk |
| Show pluck |
| I ___ you! |
| Take risks |
| ____ face! |
| Face boldly |
| Take a risk |
| Certain bet |
| Be intrepid |
| Act riskily |
| Take a shot |
| Bold venture |
| Have courage |
| Show bravery |
| Show courage |
| Be audacious |
| Take chances |
| Bell the cat |
| Take a chance |
| Take the risk |
| If you __ ... |
| Truth or ___? |
| Show boldness |
| Type of devil |
| YOLO catalyst |
| Show audacity |
| Take a gamble |
| Be courageous |
| Kind of devil |
| Show defiance |
| Have the guts |
| Show gumption |
| Have the nerve |
| Don't you ___! |
| Boldly attempt |
| Meet defiantly |
| Show gutsiness |
| Challenge word |
| Be venturesome |
| Be bold enough |
| Bold challenge |
| Have the moxie |
| Be a challenger |
| Early Virginian |
| Exhibit courage |
| The brave do it |
| Virginia of Va. |
| Act of defiance |
| Risky challenge |
| Show some spunk |
| Be brave enough |
| Take the chance |
| Take the plunge? |
| ''How ___ you?'' |
| Try me" preceder |
| Where Eagles ___ |
| Be plucky enough |
| Exhibit audacity |
| Exhibit gumption |
| Go for the gusto |
| Make bold, maybe |
| Oppose and defy. |
| Partner of truth |
| Screw up courage |
| Show intrepidity |
| Verbal challenge |
| Dickie of comics |
| Press one's luck |
| Call one's bluff |
| Have the courage |
| Skate on thin ice |
| Risky proposition |
| Go on, I ___ you! |
| I double-___ you! |
| A famous Virginia |
| Blatant challenge |
| Challenge someone |
| Child's challenge |
| Colonist Virginia |
| Demonstrate spunk |
| Have the audacity |
| Take a big chance |
| Colonial Virginia |
| Have the backbone |
| Issue a challenge |
| Have the chutzpah |
| Defiant challenge |
| Have the gumption |
| Accept a challenge |
| Bring it on," e.g. |
| Display one's guts |
| Don't be a chicken |
| Don't play it safe |
| Have the nerve (h) |
| Have what it takes |
| Taunting challenge |
| Truth alternative? |
| Make my day," e.g. |
| Test one's courage |
| Summon the courage |
| --- to be different |
| Bet ya can't," e.g. |
| Be bold enough (to) |
| Schoolyard pressure |
| Truth's alternative |
| Virginia of Roanoke |
| Virginia's Virginia |
| Have the nerve (to) |
| Sleepover challenge |
| Truth's counterpart |
| ___, Virginia . . . |
| Stick one's neck out |
| Be bold 31. Run-down |
| Offer up a challenge |
| Advice for the timid |
| Take up the gauntlet |
| Alternative to truth |
| Issue a challenge to |
| Schoolyard challenge |
| North Carolina county |
| ''You wouldn't ___!'' |
| Do your worst!," e.g. |
| Double-dog" challenge |
| I double dog ___ you! |
| Devil's introduction? |
| Have the courage (to) |
| Recklessness catalyst |
| Throw down a gauntlet |
| Virginia or challenge |
| Colonial baby of note |
| '81 Human League album |
| Early Roanoke Islander |
| It may precede a stunt |
| Test of one's backbone |
| The opposite of truth? |
| Word with say or devil |
| Playground provocation |
| Throw down the gauntlet |
| Drug program on bumpers |
| Have sufficient courage |
| Reckless act instigator |
| Bet you can't...," e.g. |
| Start of a prank, maybe |
| Replacements "I Will ___ |
| Truth or __ (party game) |
| First Virginia in America |
| Madonna's "Truth or _____ |
| Misfits "Where Eagles ___ |
| Provoke to prank, perhaps |
| Roanoke Island's Virginia |
| Virginia of early America |
| Throw caution to the wind |
| Where Eagles ___": MacLean |
| One choice in a party game |
| Playground taunt, at times |
| Virginia creeper: 1587–? |
| Thrown-down gauntlet, e.g. |
| Virginia of the lost colony |
| Truth or ___" (Madonna film) |
| Appear on "Fear Factor," say |
| Reason for some recklessness |
| Virginia ___, early American |
| I ___ do all . . . ": Macbeth |
| Where Eagles ___" Iron Maiden |
| Option in a pajama party game |
| Usually precedes a stage dive |
| Respond to pressure, in a way |
| Ice Bucket Challenge's premise |
| Incentive for a prank, perhaps |
| Incentive for a stunt, perhaps |
| Instigation for a prank, often |
| Inspiration for a prank, maybe |
| It might begin "Bet you can't! |
| Precursor to a game of chicken |
| Prelude to an injury, sometimes |
| Statement like "I bet you can't |
| Truth or ___ (risky party game) |
| Virginia ___ (noted 1587 birth) |
| Stan Bush song that challenges? |
| Make my day!" or "Bet you can't |
| A silly stunt may be done on one |
| Appear on "Fear Factor," perhaps |
| English band that took a chance? |
| Impetus for a bungee jump, maybe |
| Say "You can't do that!" to, say |
| Draw a line in the sand, perhaps |
| Impetus for some foolish behavior |
| One may lead to a game of chicken |
| What a nervous Nellie never takes |
| Truth or ___ (slumber party game) |
| Truth or ___ (naughty party game) |
| Reason to make a prank call, maybe |
| Challenge to do something foolhardy |
| It may make you do something stupid |
| Truth's alternative in a party game |
| Alternative to truth in a party game |
| It may make you do something foolish |
| Truth or ___ (Madonna fragrance brand) |
| Gorillaz song that took the challenge? |
| You don't have the guts to ..." comment |
| How ___ you!" (offended person's remark) |
| I bet you won't go bungee jumping," e.g. |
| Inspiration for a "Jackass" stunt, maybe |
| Challenge that may result in a prank call |
| It's for those who can't handle the truth |
| Many a first kiss (or was that just me...) |
| Stones "Sit down, shut up, don't ___ to cry |
| Option for people who can't handle the truth? |
| Solve the rest of this puzzle Downs-only," e.g. |
| Virginia ____: first child born in the Colonies |
| Virginia ___ (first English child born in the New World) |
| Virginia ___, first English child born in America (1587) |
| I double-___ you!" ("I bet you're too chicken to do this!") |
| I bet you won't dive off the high board with your eyes closed," e.g. |