| Eagerly took advantage of, as an opportunity |
| __ disadvantage |
| Advantage |
| Advantage for one gathering inside information? |
| Advantage (informal) |
| Advantageous quality |
| Advantage in kickboxing? |
| A blessing that is of no advantage to us excepting when we part with it," according to Ambrose Bierce |
| Advantageous situation |
| Lacking advantages |
| Soccer coach who said "I do swear a lot, but the advantage is that having played abroad, I can choose a different language from the referee's. |
| Advantageous place for rallying support |
| Job seekers' advantages |
| Advantageous jumps |
| Advantage: Colloq. |
| ... advantage in tennis / Disdainful of others' beliefs and practices |
| Advantageous racetrack position |
| Take advantage (of) |
| Advantages |
| Advantageous thing, in an idiom |
| Advantage sometimes enjoyed by Senators |
| Advantageous |
| Advantageousness |
| Race advantages |
| Advantages provided by nepotists |
| Beginner's supposed advantage |
| Advantages, politically |
| Round-skipping advantages |
| Advantages on tracks |
| Phil the Fiddler's creator |