| Endure |
| Endure difficulties |
| According to George Bernard Shaw it is "the anesthesia by which we endure the operation of life |
| What measures one's ability to endure traveling inconvenience? |
| Person with learning difficulties, but with other extraordinary mental skills — attains void (anag) |
| Experiencing difficulties |
| Tolerate, endure |
| Endured, as a hurricane |
| The anesthesia by which we endure the operation of life": Shaw |
| Endure: arch. |
| About to endure |
| Endures |
| No longer able to endure |
| Knievel who once endured a 29-day coma after a failed jump |
| A means of solving difficulties. |
| Endure, in Edinburgh |
| Endure: Scot. |
| ___ and water (endures) |
| Group endured chickenhouse disaster? |
| Be surrounded with difficulties |
| Handled difficulties |
| -- boredom (endure extreme tedium) |
| Tolerates, endures |
| Endure cheerfully |
| What some first-day iPhone buyers endured |
| Music style endured in "Pitch Perfect" or "Your Friend's College Concert |
| Endure a Moscow heat wave? |
| Endured |
| Endure for all eternity |
| Successfully contend with difficulties |