Letter A 101250–101500

Angry, as an argument Arguments Like some All-weather resort amenity Appliance that might be turned off for the summer Auto accessory for wintry weather Auto device Auto installation Arms of the underworld A P.M. before Wilson A tract of waste land. Actor Ledger Actor Ledger of "The Patriot" Almonds, toffee and milk chocolate bar Area of common unproductive land area of open uncultivated land Actress Angel. Actress Locklear a purple flowered heath that grows abundantly on heathland Actress of the "Bulldog Drummond" series Actress who played Rollergirl in "Boogie Nights" Azaleas and rhododendrons are in it area of heath Areas in the Highlands. Areas of low shrubby plants, coastal ... Azalea, et al. Abounding with shrubs. ANTIFREEZE mixture APPRICATION Ache soother Ancestor of the electric blanket. Aid for keeping cafeteria food warm Asia song about Miami's current roster? Adds thermal energy to *Antiaircraft missile Advanced missile feature Ability Superman uses to melt objects A big one hit Russia in summer 2010 August topic. Act of kicking out Anchor-hoisting cry A state of rapture Abode of the angels Angel's abode Angels' bailiwick Angels' place Angels' playing field Approval from above? Angelic argument cause? Angelic apparition? Angelic exclamations? Angel held for ransom? "A ___ I have won . . . ": Shak. Arriving at just the right moment Angel food cake? "All this and ___" Atomized layer of upper atmosphere. Actor who plays the villain. Aggressive, amplified rock music A ROTUND INDIVIDUAL a professional boxer who weighs more than 190 pounds A title since 1882 Anc. language A week. A daughter of Hera A wife of Hercules a form of dementia occurring at puberty Astronomy term for the point in each of Jupiter's satellites' orbits that the satellite is furthest away from Jupiter Assimilate, in Israel Abraham, Isaac, or Jacob Agnon, Shmuel Alterman, Nathan Aleph, for one A dreidel has four of them [aria-label] Citizen of a country, written in a different language Actress Anne of "Donnie Brasco" Actress Anne of "Volcano" Actress Anne of "Wag the Dog" Actress Anne of 1998's "Psycho" Actress whose autobio was "Call Me Crazy" Anne of "Donnie Brasco" Anne of "John Q" Anne of "Men in Trees" Anne of "Prozac Nation" Anne of "Psycho" Anne of "Psycho" (1998) Anne of "Six Days Seven Nights" Anne of "Volcano" Anne of "Wag the Dog" Anne of "You're Killing Me" Anne of 'Beyond Suspicion' Anne of 1998's "Psycho" Anne of HBO's "Hung" Anne of TV and film Anne of TV's "Hung" Anne of movies Anne who starred in the 1998 remake of "Psycho" Actress Anne's place? "A Child of the Century" author Author/screenwriter Ben "Aw, darn it" All get-out Annoyed interjection Annoy from the audience Animated magpie duo Annoyed the speaker. Audience troublemaker Annoying attendees Annoying individuals. "Absolutely zero chance!" "Ain't happening, dog" *"Absitively posolutely!" A hundred: Comb. form. A hundred: Prefix. About 2 1/2 acres About 2,500 acres About 2.5 acres About two-and-a-half acres Acre overtaker? At fever pitch Awfully busy a measure of weight, containing a hundred grams a contrivance for multiple copying, by means of a surface of gelatin softened with glycerin a measure of liquids, containing a hundred litres a measure of length, equal to a hundred meters ACHILLES, victim of ASTYANAX, father of Achilles killed him Act like a bully Actor Elizondo Ajax's opponent Acted as a bully Activity in a hostile crowd a measure of solidity, containing one hundred cubic meters ". . . a man Bojangles and ___ dance for you . . ." "And then __ row..." A row of shrubs or bushes planted to form a boundary Ambiguous statement Avoid a definitive statement Avoid commitment Avoid commitments. Avoid committing avoid being decisive Act to reduce one's loss Avoided a commitment Avoided an answer Avoided commitment Avoided committing oneself. Alternative investment option Avoid the downside in a corn investment? Avoids a decisive course. Abounding in shrubbery Actress Tippi who is Dakota Johnson's grandmother Actress discovered by Alfred Hitchcock whose name is a spoonerism of a "Little" animal of fable Actress who starred in "Marnie" and "The Birds" Actress who starred in two Hitchcock films "Algiers" actress Lamarr Actress Lamarr Actress Lamarr or BC Liberal Fry Actress Lamarr who went full frontal in 1933's "Ecstasy" Actress Lamarr^HED Actress and inventor Lamarr Actress and inventor Lamarr who has been dubbed the "mother of Wi-Fi" Actress/inventor Lamarr Austria's Lamarr Actress Lamarr, film inventor Actress and co-inventor of the spread-spectrum technology used in Bluetooth After tee Ass's syllable Attention to "pay" Attentive one ATTENT Abides by Accepts advice from Adverts Asinine response? Ass-inine remark Amused utterance Achilles' location A shoe's might be six inches high ACHILLES, vulnerable part of Achilles __ (weak spot) Achilles' downfall Achilles' soft spot Achilles' vulnerable spot Achilles' weak point Achilles' weakness Achilles's vulnerability An end of a loaf Ankle neighbor Antagonist in professional wrestling Australian Aboriginal shield Automotive shifting technique Acting the good dog Alternative to flats Audible dance step an amount of liquor left at the bottom of a glass after drinking Auto antifreeze brand A famous Hugh, for short Aptly enough, the taxonomic name of the Lower Keys marsh rabbit was named for him, familiarly "Airport" actor "Airport" actor Van Actor Van ___ of "Patterns" Actor Van ___. Actor Van who starred in a "Stagecoach" remake Alabama senator of the 1970's-90's An Oscar winner: 1942 A BANTU LANGUAGE OF CONSIDERABLE LITERARY IMPORTANCE IN SOUTHEASTERN AFRICA A maul has it Attribute of Nero Wolfe. assess the weight of (something) by lifting A PHILOSOPHER WHO SUBSCRIBES TO THE DOCTRINE OF MECHANISM Absolute idealism philosopher Absolute idealism proponent Abstruse German philosopher Actress Katherine who posited the weltgeist... wait, no, German philosopher who was on "Grey's Anatomy" a follower of the thought of Hegel Any journey for safety. A billy. "Amusing. I'm amused" Amused chuckle [Aren't I so random and cute?] A setting for "The Student Prince" Anthropological discovery of 1907. "America's Got Talent" judge Klum Alp-Öhi's granddaughter in an 1880 novel Alpine classic Alpine gal Alpine girl Alpine girl of fiction Alpine girl of kiddie lit Alpine heroine Alpine moppet Alpine protagonist Alps girl A young cow Animals of the farm. Acrophobe's dread Asset for most NBA players Anagram of THE HINGE Augment or intensify Absolute chicness Answer: Hem An oh, what ___ we'll hit! (lyric from Bugs Bunny's theme song) Actress Katherine of "27 Dresses" Accompaniment to Nazi straight-arm. Adolf's greeting "Atta Troll" poet "Atta Troll" poet Heinrich A lyricist for Schubert. Author of "Die Lorelei."