Letter A, Page 83 of 478 Pages (AT)

a technique used in biology to transfer a pattern of proteins
a technique used to show the distribution of radioactively labelled molecules in cells or tissues
A TEDIOUS OR DIFFICULT JOURNEY
A tee covers it
A TEE TO ANY EXTENT
A teen may succumb to it
A teen's room, maybe
a teenage girl
A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle
A Teenager in Love singer
A telecommunication link for signals coming from a satellite, a spacecraft, or an aircraft
A TELEGRAM SEND
A TELEOST FISH WITH FINS THAT ARE SUPPORTED BY SHARP INFLEXIBLE RAYS
A telephone button
A TELEPHONE CALL MADE OUTSIDE THE LOCAL CALLING AREA
A TELEPHONE CONNECTION
A TELEPHONE LINE CONNECTING TWO EXCHANGES DIRECTLY
A TELEPHONE LINE SERVING TWO OR MORE SUBSCRIBERS
A TELEPHONE LINE THAT TRAVELS OVER TERRESTRIAL CIRCUITS
a telephone that you can put in your pocket
A telescope may be trained on one
A TELEVISION BROADCAST
A television film based on dramatised version of real events
a television production that features a particular person or work or topic
A TELEVISION SHOW ON THE ABC NETWORK WHICH DEBUTED ON NOVEMBER 3, 1975
a television station and its progremmes
A teller might update it: Abbr.
a telling card
A TELLING PRESENTATION
A TELLING SMILE
A TELLTALE PANEL OF LIGHTS
A TELLTALE PATCH OF OIL ON THE WATER MARKED WHERE THE BOAT WENT DOWN
A telly may get it
A TEMPERAMENTAL DISPOSITION TO BE AGREEABLE
A TEMPERAMENTAL OPERA SINGER
A TEMPORALLY ORGANIZED PLAN FOR MATTERS TO BE ATTENDED TO
A TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION OF A DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN PARTIES PENDING A PERMANENT SETTLEMENT
A TEMPORARY ACTION BY WORKERS TO PROTEST MANAGEMENT DECISION OR TO MAKE DEMANDS
a temporary arrangement erected around a building for convenience of workers
A TEMPORARY BOOTH IN A POLLING PLACE WHICH PEOPLE ENTER TO CAST THEIR VOTES
A TEMPORARY BRIDGE BUILT OVER A SERIES OF PONTOONS
A TEMPORARY BRIDGE FOR GETTING ON AND OFF A VESSEL AT DOCKSIDE
A TEMPORARY CESSATION OF VITAL FUNCTIONS WITH LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS RESEMBLING DEATH
A TEMPORARY DEBARMENT
A temporary difficulty
a temporary fortification built by troops in the field
A temporary insanity curable by marriage, per Ambrose Bierce
A temporary insanity, per Ambrose Bierce
A temporary job undertaken to gain work experience
a temporary military unit
A TEMPORARY MILITARY UNIT FORMED TO ACCOMPLISH A PARTICULAR OBJECTIVE
A TEMPORARY PASSAGEWAY OF PLANKS
A TEMPORARY POLICE FORCE
A temporary prohibition of an activity
A TEMPORARY RANK HELD BY YOUNG NAVAL OFFICERS IN TRAINING
A TEMPORARY RESIDENT
A temporary stay
a temporary suspension of operation
A TEMPTING ALLUREMENT
A ten-speed has ten
a tenant farmer who pays a share of the proceeds as rent
a tenant in feudal times
a tendency to be negligent and uncaring
a tendency to deny and criticise, without offering positive suggestions
A tendency to do something
A tendency to do something regularly
a tendency to express warm and affectionate feeling
a tendency to regard things emotionally
a tendency to use one hand rather than the other
a tendency towards health or stable physical conditions
A TENDER GLANCE
A tennis point
A TENNIS RETURN MADE BY HITTING THE BALL AFTER IT HAS BOUNCED ONCE
a tenor bassoon
A TENOR CLARINET
a tenor with striking dramatic quality suitable for heroic roles
A tense
a tense denoting completion of action before a certain point in past time
a tense indicating process of change or movement through
a tense of a verb denoting repeated or recurrent action or state
a tentative attempt
a tentative insight into the natural world
A TENTATIVE SUGGESTION DESIGNED TO ELICIT THE REACTIONS OF OTHERS
A tentative taste
A tenth of a millennium
A tenth of zehn
A tenth one would be extra
A tenth part
A tenth part of the waters of Oceanus
A TERM FORMERLY USED TO MEAN TAKING ON THE GENDER ROLE OF THE OPPOSITE SEX
a term in physics relating to centres of gravity of a body floating in liquid
A term may end with one
A TERM OF ADDRESS FOR AN ENGLISH LORD
A TERM THAT REFERS TO ANOTHER TERM
A term used for someone very close to you
A term used in genetics, see also intron
a term used in Scottish names of promontories
A TERRIBLE COUGH
a terrible person
A terrible thing to waste, it's said
a terrifying or deeply upsetting dream
A TERRIFYING WAIL
A TERRITORIAL DIVISION OF A STATE
a territory occupied by a nation
A TERRITORY OF WESTERN BRAZIL BORDERING ON BOLIVIA AND PERU
a terrority occupied by a nation
A TEST OF PUBLIC OPINION
A TEST OF THE SUITABILITY OF A PERFORMER
a test sample of some substance
a test such as in science
a testamentary instrument intended to alter an already executed will
A TETRAVALENT NONMETALLIC ELEMENT
A Teutonic people who invaded the Roman Empire
A TEXT BROWSER
A Thai language
A THANKFUL SMILE
A THANKLESS INTRODUCT­ION COURSE FOR MUG
a thanksgiving food
A THEATER ARRANGED WITH SEATS AROUND AT LEAST THREE SIDES OF THE STAGE
A theater award
A theater district
A THEATER IN WHICH VAUDEVILLE IS STAGED
A THEATER WHERE FILMS ARE SHOWN
A THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT OF BROAD AND EARTHY HUMOR
a theatrical performance held during the daytime
a theatrical performer
A THEATRICAL POSE
A THEATRICAL POSE CREATED FOR EFFECT
a theatrical representation of a story that is performed to music by trained dancers
a theme that is repeated or elaborated in a piece of music
A THEOCRATIC ISLAMIC REPUBLIC IN THE MIDDLE EAST IN WESTERN ASIA
A theocratic republic
A theologian holding leading position, wanting the church improved?
a theological school for training ministers or priests or rabbis
A THEORY OF COMPETITION STATED IN TERMS OF GAINS AND LOSSES AMONG OPPOSING PLAYERS
A Theory of Semiotics author
A THERAPIST WHO DEALS WITH MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL DISORDERS
A THERAPIST WHO HEALS BY THE USE OF HERBS
A THERAPIST WHO MAKES SUFFERING MORE ENDURABLE
A THERAPIST WHO PRACTICES CHIROPRACTIC
A THERMIONIC TUBE HAVING TWO ELECTRODES
a thermograph record of temperature
A THERMOPLASTIC POLYAMIDE
A THERMOSETTING RESIN
A THICK AND HEAVY SHOE
A THICK BLACK TAR INTERMEDIATE BETWEEN PETROLEUM AND ASPHALT
A THICK BONE FORMING THE SIDE OF THE HUMAN CRANIUM AND ENCASING THE INNER EAR
a thick cloth used for overcoats etc
a thick cream soup made from shellfish
a thick flat pad used as a floor covering
A THICK MIDDLE EASTERN PASTE MADE FROM GROUND SESAME SEEDS
A THICK MUSH MADE OF CORNMEAL BOILED IN STOCK OR WATER
A thick rope for mooring or towing a ship
A THICK SHORT POWERFUL NECK
A thick short stick carried by police officer as a weapon
A thick slice of meat
a thick slice of veal or similar meat
a thick soup or stew made with milk and bacon and onions and potatoes
A THICK SPREAD MADE FROM MASHED CHICKPEAS, TAHINI, LEMON JUICE AND GARLIC
a thick stiff piece of paper often used for playing games
a thick straight wooden ploe
a thick sturdy shoe that covers the ankle
a thick twilled fabric of wool and cotton
a thick vegetable soup containing pasta or rice
A THICK VELVETY SYNTHETIC FABRIC USED FOR CARPETS AND SOFT UPHOLSTERY
A THICK VISCOUS LIQUID
A THICKLY POPULATED AREA
A thief may go under one
A thief may use one
A THIEF MIGHT TAKE ONE
a thief who breaks open safes to steal valuable contents
a thief who enters a building with intent to steal
A THIEF WHO GRABS AND RUNS
a thief who robs travellers on a road
a thief who steals from someone by threatening violence
A THIEF WHO STEALS FROM THE POCKETS OR PURSES OF OTHERS IN PUBLIC PLACES
A THIN ANIMAL
A THIN BEARD
A thin board on which an artist lays and mixes paints
A thin coat that often cracks
A THIN COATING OF ICE ON A ROAD OR SIDEWALK
a thin coating or layer
A THIN FACE WITH A WAXY PALENESS
A THIN FILM OF OIL FLOATING ON TOP OF WATER
a thin flat circular plate
a thin fog with condensation near the ground
a thin layer covering something
A THIN LAYER OF SILVER DEPOSITED ON SOMETHING
A thin mist caused by heat, dust, or smoke
a thin paper or plastic tube used to suck liquids into the mouth
a thin person with long thin legs
a thin piece of metal held between two seals
a thin piece that s stacked on other thin pieces
a thin piece thats stacked on other thin pieces
A THIN PLATE OR LAYER
A THIN PLIABLE SHEET OF MATERIAL
A THIN POINTED PIECE OF METAL THAT IS HAMMERED INTO MATERIALS AS A FASTENER
A THIN POLYESTER FILM
A thin semitransparent fabric of cotton, wool, or silk
A THIN SILK DRESS MATERIAL
A thin slice of meat coated with breadcrumbs and fried
a thin slice of meat fried in panko
a thin soup of meat or fish or vegetable stock
A THIN STRAIGHT SURGICAL KNIFE USED IN DISSECTION AND SURGERY
A THIN STRIP OF COVERED CORD USED TO EDGE HEMS
A thin strip of material used to align parts
a thin strong lightweight translucent paper used especially for making carbon copies
A THIN SUPPLE TWIG OR ROD
a thin tapered rod used by a conductor to lead an orchestra or choir
A THIN TAPERING EDGE
a thin thick with a point on one end and feather on the other
a thin translucent membrane used over stage lights for color effects
A THIN TRIANGULAR FLAP OF A HEART VALVE
a thin wedge of material for driving into crevices
A THIN WIRE THAT IS HEATED WHITE HOT BY THE PASSAGE OF AN ELECTRIC CURRENT
a thin, sheet-like garment
a thing
A thing ___ itself
a thing added as a supplement to a main text
a thing added or appended; a heraldic ornament
A thing at which someone excels
A thing belonging to a period other than the one in which it exists
a thing comprehended is a thing known as fully as it can be known
a thing constructed
A thing given free of charge
A thing hard to explain
A thing in poker?
A thing inserted
a thing left out, a supplement
A thing of beauty is ___ forever
A thing of beauty is a joy for ever poet
A thing of beauty is a joy forever poet
A thing of the past
A thing offered to a god
A thing offered to god
a thing or medicine useful in many ways
A THING OR PERSON THAT IMMEDIATELY REPLACES SOMETHING OR SOMEONE
a thing or two Tell
A THING OR TWO TELL
A thing seen in the imagination
a thing similar in form from another but essentially different
A thing that diverts attention
A thing that exists only in imagination
A thing that fails to work properly
A thing that is necessary for a purpose
a thing that is needed or wanted
A thing that occurs or exists before another
a thing that one sees
A thing thought of
A thing to catch a mouse