Letter A, Page 69 of 478 Pages (AR… – AS…)

A RUNNER MIGHT ENTER IT
A runner, not a flier
A RUNNING PLAY IN WHICH A FIRST REVERSE IS FOLLOWED BY A SECOND REVERSE
A RURAL AREA WHERE FARMING IS PRACTICED
A RUSSIAN ARTIFICIAL SATELLITE
A RUSSIAN CARRIAGE PULLED BY THREE HORSES ABREAST
a Russian doll
A RUSSIAN FIGHTER, OLD FRIEND
a Russian fish pie
A RUSSIAN OR POLISH SOUP USUALLY CONTAINING BEET JUICE AS A FOUNDATION
A RUSSIAN PEASANT
a Russian prison camp for political prisoners
A RUSSIAN RIVER
a Russian river in Siberia
A Russian soup made with beetroot
A Russian vehicle pulled by three horses
A rut often leads to it
A rutabaga is a cross between a cabbage and this
A RYDER
a S. African coin, used for investment, containing one troy ounce of fine gold
a S. African doughnut
a S. African evergreen tree with edible roots used as a coffee substitute when roasted
a S. African nocturnal rodent
a S. African timber tree, or its wood, whose sawdust causes sneezing
a S. American lungfish having an eel-shaped body and whiplike paired fins
a S. American tree of the laurel family, with very hard wood
a S. American wild cat, aka eyra
A Saarinen
A SABBATICAL LEAVE LASTING ONE YEAR
A SAC FLY EARNS ONE
A sac fly results in one
a saccharide (as a disaccharide) that contains a known small number of monosaccharide units
a sacrament admitting a baptized person to full participation in the church
a sacred mountain and site for pilgrimages
A sacred phrase
A sacred place
A SACRED PLACE OF PILGRIMAGE
A SACRED RIVER OF THE HINDUS
a sacristy
a sacristy for sacred vessels in Orthodox churches
A sad song of mourning
A sad thing to be in
A sad way to grow
A SADDLE FOR A WOMAN
A SADLY PENSIVE LONGING
A safe bet for having a ball indoors
A SAFE PLACE
a safety device that prevents activation in unsafe conditions
A SAFETY RESTRAINT IN AN AUTOMOBILE
a sage
A Sahara nation
A SAIL IMMEDIATELY ABOVE THE LOWERMOST SAIL OF A MAST AND SUPPORTED BY A TOPMAST
A SAILBOAT WITH TWO PARALLEL HULLS HELD TOGETHER BY SINGLE DECK
A SAILING SHIP USED IN FISHING AND SAILING ALONG THE COAST
A sailing vessel
A SAILING VESSEL WITH A SPECIFIED RIG
A SAILING VESSEL WITH TWO MASTS
a sailor at two points get less
A Sailor's Admiral subject
A sailor's call
A SAINT AND DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH
A saint he ain't
A SAINTLY CONCERN FOR HIS FELLOW MEN
A SALE OF ALL THE TANGIBLE ASSETS OF A BUSINESS THAT IS ABOUT TO CLOSE
A SALE OF ASSETS AT VERY LOW PRICES TYPICALLY WHEN THE SELLER FACES BANKRUPTCY
A SALE OF MERCHANDISE SUPPOSEDLY DAMAGED BY FIRE
A SALE OF MISCELLANY
A sales or display outlet at a fair
A SALES OUTLET OFFERING GOODS AT A DISCOUNTED PRICE
a salmon parr or young trout less than a year old
a salmon-coloured N. American raspberry
A salmonoid fish
A salon dye
A SALT FOUND IN NATURE AS CHALK OR CALCITE OR ARAGONITE OR LIMESTONE
A salt measure
a salt of any halogen acid
a salt of boric and silicic acids, used in making heat- and chemical-resistant glass
A SALT OF CARBONIC ACID IN WHICH ONE HYDROGEN ATOM HAS BEEN REPLACED
A SALT OF HYDROFLUORIC ACID
A salt of phosphoric acid
a salt of sulphonic acid
A SALT OR ESTER OF ACETIC ACID
A SALT OR ESTER OF BORIC ACID
A SALT OR ESTER OF CARBONIC ACID
A SALT OR ESTER OF CITRIC ACID
A SALT OR ESTER OF MALEIC ACID
A SALT OR ESTER OF OXALIC ACID
A SALT OR ESTER OF SULPHURIC ACID
a salt or ester of sulphurous acid containing the monovalent group
A SALT OR ESTER OF TARTARIC ACID
A SALTWATER LAKE ON THE BORDER BETWEEN ISRAEL AND JORDAN
A SALUTATION TO THE VIRGIN MARY NOW USED IN PRAYERS TO HER
A samara source
A samba place
a sample piece of cloth
a sample piece of cloth or paper that has been cut or torn
A sample taken for analysis
A Sand County Almanac ecologist/author __ Leopold
a sand-loving plant
A SANDAL ATTACHED TO THE FOOT BY A THONG OVER THE TOES
a sandal with rope bottom and canvas top
a sandbank in a stretch of water that is visible at low tide
a sandbox game
A SANDGLASS THAT RUNS FOR SIXTY MINUTES
A SANDGLASS THAT RUNS FOR THREE MINUTES
A SANDPIPER
A SANDPIPER THAT BREEDS IN THE ARCTIC AND WINTERS IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE
A SANDWICH
A sandwich filler
A SANDWICH MADE WITH TOASTED BREAD
A SANDWICH THAT RESEMBLES A HAMBURGER BUT MADE WITH TUNA INSTEAD OF BEEF
A Santa in California
A satellite dish's size is often compared to it
A satellite may be kept in it
a satirical novel written by Samuel Butler describing a fictitious land
A Saturn moon
A sauce source
A SAUCE TYPICALLY SERVED WITH PASTA
A SAUCER-SHAPED MEMBRANE BONE THAT FORMS THE BACK OF THE SKULL
A saucer, say
A SAVAGE PEOPLE
A SAW THAT IS SET IN A FRAME IN THE SHAPE OF AN H
A saw used by surgeons for making holes in the skull
A sawbuck has 10
A sax has one
a saying in the form of, or like, a proverb
A SAYING THAT IS WIDELY ACCEPTED ON ITS OWN MERITS
A scallop has up to 200 of these
A scam and this puzzle's theme
A Scandal in Bohemia character
A scandal often ruins one
A SCANDAL THAT IS KEPT SECRET
A Scandinavian
A SCANDINAVIAN KINGDOM IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE SCANDINAVIAN PENINSULA
a Scandinavian language that is spoken in Norway
a Scandinavian language that is spoken on the Faroe Islands
A SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGE THAT IS THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF DENMARK
A scapegoat gets it
a scar where the umbilical cord was attached
A scarf can protect it
A scarf might cover it
a scary movie
A scavenging African animal
A SCENE IN AN OPERA
A SCHEDULE LISTING EVENTS AND THE TIMES AT WHICH THEY WILL TAKE PLACE
A SCHEDULE OF TIMES OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
A SCHEDULED TRIP BY PLANE BETWEEN DESIGNATED AIRPORTS
A SCHEMATIC OR PRELIMINARY PLAN
A SCHEME ABANDONED BY ENGLISH 17
A SCHEME OR SET OF STRATEGIES FOR CONDUCTING A BUSINESS CAMPAIGN OR A POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
a scheme to plant more trees and encourage the growth of roof gardens and living walls in a city
A SCHEMER WHO TRIES TO GAIN ADVANTAGE IN AN ORGANIZATION IN SLY OR UNDERHANDED WAYS
A SCHEMING PERSON
A SCHEMING WIFE
A SCHOLAR IN ONE OF THE UNIVERSITIES OF THE MIDDLE AGES
a scholar of fossils
A SCHOLAR WHO IS SKILLED IN ACADEMIC DISPUTATION
a scholar who writes explanatory notes on an author
A SCHOOL ESTABLISHED AND CONTROLLED PRIVATELY AND SUPPORTED BY ENDOWMENT AND TUITION
A school for healing
a school for special training
a school for very young children
A school might be found using it
A school mo.
A school of ______
A school of acting
A SCHOOL PROVIDING PRACTICAL VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL TRAINING
a school subject that covers basic skills in making things and keeping household
A school yr. often begins on one
A SCHOOLHOUSE WITH SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR FINE ARTS
A schooner has two
A schussboomer uses them
A sci.
A sci. of structure
A science
A science class, briefly
A SCIENCE DEALING WITH THE LOGIC OF QUANTITY AND SHAPE AND ARRANGEMENT
a science dealing with the operation of aircraft
a science that deals with the character, source, and mode of occurrence of underground water
A SCIENCE THAT DEALS WITH THE HISTORY OF THE EARTH AS RECORDED IN ROCKS
A scientific instrument for looking at tiny things
A SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT THAT INCREASES THE KINETIC ENERGY OF CHARGED PARTICLES
A SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT THAT MAGNIFIES AN IMAGE
a scientific unit and what it measures
a scientist engaged in mineral exploration
A SCIENTIST OR TECHNICIAN ENGAGED IN MILITARY RESEARCH
A SCIENTIST TRAINED IN PHYSICS
a scientist trained in psychology
A SCIENTIST WHO DEVOTES HIMSELF TO DOING RESEARCH
A SCIENTIST WHO STUDIES LIVING ORGANISMS
A SCIENTIST WHO STUDIES PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE SEAS
A scolding
A scolding and then some
a scolding nagging bad tempered woman
A SCOLDING OLD WOMAN
A SCONE MADE BY DROPPING A SPOONFUL OF BATTER ON A GRIDDLE
A SCORE
A score and decade
A score has two
a score in a baseball made by a runner touching all areas
A SCORE IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL
A score of fins
A score of zero
A score, barely
A scoreless inning makes it go down
A Scot has one
a Scots word for do not
a Scottish church
a Scottish country dance
A Scottish denial
a Scottish dish of butter and mashed potatoes, sometimes mixed with cabbage or turnips
A SCOTTISH ISLAND IN THE OUTER HEBRIDES
A Scottish language
A Scottish loch
A SCOTTISH OATMEAL BISCUIT
a Scottish peasant; a round cap
A SCOTTISH REEL FOR EIGHT DANCERS
A SCOTTISH WORD
A scoundrel on the south side of Arkansas peak (6)
a scourge for penitential flogging
A SCOUT MAY DO A GOOD ONE
A scrabble tile
A scrap or morsel of food
A scratch or a dent
A scream
A screech may accompany it
a screen placed in front of a fire
A SCREEN USED TO DISPLAY THE OUTPUT OF A COMPUTER TO THE USER
A SCREEN-ORIENTED INTERACTIVE PROGRAM ENABLING A USER TO LAY OUT FINANCIAL DATA ON THE SCREEN
A SCREENING FOR A SELECT AUDIENCE IN ADVANCE OF RELEASE FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC
A screw loose
A screwdriver might be added to it
a script
A SCROUNGER WHO TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE GENEROSITY OF OTHERS
a sculptor s work
A SCULPTURE CREATED BY REMOVING MATERIAL IN ORDER TO CREATE A DESIRED SHAPE
a sculpture of the head and shoulders of a person
A SCULPTURE REPRESENTING A HUMAN OR ANIMAL
A SCUTTLE MIGHT SCOOP FRO
A scuttle might scoop from it
A scythe may cut one
A SEA BETWEEN EUROPE AND ASIA
A sea creature with a flat body eight legs and claws
A SEA EAGLE
A SEA GOD
A sea horse has a prehensile one
A sea nymph
a sea nymph from greek mythology
A SEAGOING CANOE WITH AN OUTRIGGER TO PREVENT IT FROM UPSETTING
A SEAL ON A LETTER