| Acutely embarrassing |
| Acute food shortage |
| Acute, as eyesight |
| Acute or obtuse |
| Acute; sharp |
| Acute abdominal pain |
| Acute subject? |
| It may be acute or obtuse |
| Acute feeling of anxiety |
| Acute anxiety |
| Acute |
| Intellectually acute |
| Acute treatment spots |
| Acute pain |
| Acute problem |
| Acutely |
| Acute, but unspecific, feeling of anxiety |
| Acute distress |
| Budgetary shortage |
| Acutely distressed |
| Acutely sensitive |
| Acutely uncertain |
| Acutely cold |
| Berry whose name has a cedilla and an acute accent |
| Period of widespread food shortage |
| Colorful superhero with very acute senses and exceptional physical skills: 2 wds. |
| Acute or obtuse thing |
| Acute shortage |
| Showing acute embarrassment, say |
| Acute infant condition |