Letter A, Page 1 of 478 Pages (A… – AO…)

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A ___ in the Family
A _____ From Muskogee. Merle Haggard
A apple
A good guy's is white
A hold up
A nickname
A pronoun
A __ Good Men
A __ in Calico: 1940s song
A __ in time saves nine
A __ of Their Own
A __ of this gout!: "King Henry IV, Part 2"
A __ of Wine, a Loaf of Bread ...
A __ on you!: old curse
À __ santé!
A __ this gout!: "Henry IV, Part 2"
A ___ (already conceived)
A ___ (kind of reasoning)
A ___ (presupposed by experience)
A ___ (yours, in Toulon)
a ___ a dozen
a ___ Abel
A ___ above the rest
A ___ alfa
A ___ AND A DAY
a ___ and a fly in a flue
A ___ and a miss!
A ___ and a promise
A ___ and Sandy Silence
A ___ apple
A ___ as good as a mile
a ___ at the top
A ___ attrition
A ___ bagatelle
A ___ believes no one (old saying)
A ___ between two thorns
A ___ called Hawk
A ___ Called Red ("Stadium Pow Wow" group)
A ___ cannot live: Martin Luther King Jr.
A ___ CHILD
A ___ coincidence!
A ___ CRY
A ___ Day's Night
A ___ Day's Night: Beatles song
A ___ DOZEN
A ___ Flanders (1959 tear-jerker)
A ___ for All Seasons
A ___ for Emily: Faulkner short story
A ___ FOR SORE EYES
A ___ for sore eyes (5)
A ___ formality
A ___ From St. Nicholas
A ___ Grows in Brooklyn
A ___ help you are!
A ___ Home Companion
A ___ In Born
A ___ in Bronzeville (first book by 50-Across)
a ___ in the bucket
A ___ in the Family
a ___ in the life
A ___ in the right direction
A ___ In The Sun (first play written by a black woman to be produced on Broadway)
A ___ is a Sometime Thing: 1935
A ___ Is Born
À ___ la Liberté (1931 classic film directed by René Clair)
À ___ la Liberté (1931 René Clair film)
A ___ LEASE ON LIFE
A ___ Like I (Loos)
a ___ nut to crack
a ___ of
A ___ of (many)
A ___ OF ANOTHER COLOR
a ___ of blue
A ___ of corn starch
A ___ OF CROWS
A ___ OF FATE
A ___ OF GEESE
A ___ of Honey
A ___ of love
A ___ of One's Own
A ___ of One's Own (Virginia Woolf book)
A ___ of owls
A ___ OF PHEASANTS
A ___ of star-crossed lovers
A ___ OF THE ACTION
A ___ of the Circus (John Irving novel)
A ___ of the Mind (Sam Shepard drama)
A ___ of the Mind, Shepard drama
A ___ of Their Own
A ___ of Two Cities
A ___ of wills
A ___ of woodpeckers
A ___ on the wrist
A ___ one
a ___ order
A ___ PASS
A ___ pawn in the game
A ___ pittance
A ___ pittance (very little money)
A ___ pittance (very little)
A ___ Place for Dying
A ___ plan ...
A ___ ROW TO HOE
à ___ santé
A ___ Shade of Winter
A ___ should have a good memory: Quintilian
A ___ should not mean / But be: Archibald MacLeish
A ___ should not mean / But be: MacLeish
A ___ SITUATION
A ___ sum
A ___ TECHNICALITY
A ___ to Kill (John Grisham novel)
A ___ trifle consoles us: Pascal
A ___ UNTO ONESELF
a ___ up
A ___ upon thee!
A ____ for sore eyes
A ____ Friday
A ____ in the bonnet
A ____ of a time
A ______ awakening
A _______ room is a separate bedroom only used by visitors to a house.
A ___, petal and a thorn (Emily Dickinson poem)
A ___: based on deduction rather than experience
A ___'clock scholar
A __jar_ of Honey
A - of Dollars (film)
A ---- with a View : Movie
A : the :: ___ : der
A : Z :: alpha : ___
A .... is often all that is needed to make a new seeming failure.
A .08% reading may lead to it, for short
A 'Brady Bunch' girl
A 'BRAIN CRAMP' SUFFER
A 'CSI' location
A 'Desperate Housewife'
A 'Hair' do
A 'light-effect' artist
a 'motion' which has been passed or carried
A 'natural' dice toss
A 'Seinfeld' episode, today
A 'sticky' means of fastening material
A 'That's Entertainment!' host
A "-gate" opener
A "4-H" H
A "Bonanza" brother
A "career associate scanning professional" used to be called a ___
A "Cheers" beverage
A "clothing refresher" used to be called a ___
A "compas" point
A "Cosby" episode, today
A "Doctor Zhivago" setting
A "dune" swordmaster
A "fine" place?
A "Forrest Gump" setting
A "Forrest Gump" setting: abbr.
A "free house" in England sells several brands of this
A "Friends" friend
A "Friends" real name
A "Godfather Part II" setting
A "grate" cheese
A "Green Acres" building
A "GWTW" W
A "Hickory Dickory Dock" time
A "Hilton" locale
A "Home Alone" villain
A "hot" one is controversial
A "Laugh-In" first name
A "Laugh-In" name
A "Law & Order" job (abbr.)
A "little word" in charades
A "Malcolm in the Middle" brother
A "miso-" person
A "mix" of this word straddles the two words in 17- and 57-Across and 11- and 29-Down
A "nail technician" used to be called a ___
A "pack" of hogwash
A "Peter Pan" meanie
A "Rage to Live" author
A "Road" destination
A "Roseanne" episode, today
A "sea, air, land" team member
A "shalt not"
A "Shameless" sibling
A "Simpsons" sibling
A "Snow White" dwarf
A "South Park" kid
A "Spartan dog," according to Lodovico
A "Star Trek" officer and a physician are going to board a plane?
A "star-cross'd lover" of literature
A "supernatural" brother
A "Survivor" setting
A "Survivor" site
A "T" in TNT
A "terrible" 1-Across
A "Three B" of music
A "Titanic" role
A "Toy Story" toy
A "Weeds" son
A "welcome" site
A "Westworld" host
a (female) person bound by monastic vows; a nun
a (non-powered) submersible observation chamber
A & E miniseries
A & W alternative
A & W rival
A = B = AB (anything at all)
A = B = AB (performer)
A = B = AB (recent arrival)
A = B = AB (streaking, e.g.)
A = B = AB (student's concern)
A 007 player
A 007 portrayer
A 10-, 11- or 12-year old
A 10, by some standards
a 100 year anniversary
A 110-foot-long serving of nachos in 2018 had 450 pounds of it
A 13-Down may form in this
A 14-line verse
A 15-Down might have control over them
A 15TH
A 177 KM LONG RIVER IN GERMANY
A 1776 musician
a 17th century game
A 19 GOES UP EACH DAY IN OLD CHOPPER
A 1914 Oriole who took wing
A 1939 song by Irving Berlin
A 1950 film was "all about" her
A 1950 movie was all about her
A 1952 3-cent stamp honored her 200th birthday
a 1960s style of dance music, orig. from Jamaica
a 1995 film featuring a supernatural board game
a 19th century movement in painting
A 2 may stand for it (abbr.)
A 2 or 3 on the Richter scale, maybe
A 20
A 20, EXCEPTIONALLY RARE
a 2001 leader
A 200th anniversary
A 20TH-CENTURY PHILOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT CHIEFLY IN EUROPE
A 23-Down and fries, e.g.
A 29-Down may beat it
A 30-day mo.
A 300TH ANNIVERSARY
A 33 Across
A 33-Down in 'Peter and the Wolf'
A 34-Across, maybe
A 35-Across might spring one
A 36 in 36-24-36
A 36 of a famous measurement