Letter A
A six-mile span of it crosses Lake Pontchartrain in La.
A march for Caesar's soldiers.
ANATOMICAL DIVIDERS
Anatomical Canal
Anatomical aqueduct
Anatomical passage
Anatomical pathway
Anc. Roman road.
Ancient Roman way
Ancient artery
Ancient road
Ancient road to Rome
Ancient route
Ancient way
Appian Way
Appian Way, e.g.
Appian Way, for instance
Appian Way, for one
Aqueduct of Silvius, e.g.
Aqueduct of Sylvius
Aqueduct of Sylvius, e.g.
Artery for Artemidorus
a journey
Anatomical aqueducts
Anatomical ducts
Anatomical passages
Anatomical passageways
Ancient highways.
Arteries for Antony
Again: Lat.
Again: Latin.
Adam and Jacob followers
Adherents' suffixes
Adherents: Abbr.
Advocates' suffixes
"Ain't __": Guns N' Roses song
"And So __": Billy Joel song
"And so __" (Ellerbee catchphrase)
"And so __" (Kurt Vonnegut)
A yo-yo also does this
A Greek island in the Ionian Sea, the legendary home of Odysseus
a Greek island to the west of Greece
"Am __ only one?"
"Am ___ Man" (1960 Jackie Wilson hit)
"Am ___ Man" (Jackie Wilson song)
"Am ___ first one here?"
"Aren't __ lucky one?"
Am ___ bad guy here?
Advice from PC pros
Aid after a computer crash, say
A tentative online phrase often preceding a guess or suggestion
A personal opinion about youth baseball's famous organization
Answer to "What kind of TV do you have?"?
AMASA, father of
"And another said, Is ___?": Mark 14:19
A LYMPH NODE THAT IS INFLAMED AND SWOLLEN BECAUSE OF PLAGUE OR GONORRHEA OR TUBERCULOSIS
Adjectival suffix for sem or Israel
Adjectival suffix with bronch- or graph-
Alicia Keys: "Put ___ a Love Song"
Autobiography adapted for "What's Love Got to Do With It"
Autobiography featuring Ike
Autobiography whose first chapter is "Nut Bush"
Autobiography written with Kurt Loder
a laborer who moves from place to place as demanded by employment
A going concern?
A matter of when and where
a planned travel schedule
Advent or fact ending
"-- a far, far better thing...": Dickens
". . . as ___ in heaven."
"And that's the way ___ ..."
"__ a far cry.."
"__ an ancient Mariner"
"___ a Beauteous Evening": Wordsworth
"___ a far, far better thing . . . "
"___ a far, far better thing that I do . . . "
"___ a far, far better thing that I do . . ." (Dickens)
"___ a truth universally acknowledged ..."
"___ a wise father . . . "
"____ a far, far ...": Dickens
"____a far, far ..."
A disease: Suffix.
Aaron Neville "Tell It Like ___"
Addiction: suff.
Affirmative words
Ailment ending
An end to television
Answer to "That so?"
... are you made out of plastic?
Answer to "Who's there?"
Argument deflection #2
"According to legend . . ."
"According to some ..."
Answer to "It is not!"
All it takes is a little intelligence—nothing complicated
Answer to an exhausting question
A stutter in tech support
"__ all be okay"
"__ all work out"
"___ All Work Out" (Tom Petty song)
"___ all be OK"
"___ all be fine"
"___ all be over soon"
"___ all come out in the wash"
"___ all work out in the end"
"_____ all make sense"
Answer to "Good enough?"
Answer to "How's this?"
Advice, part 5
"Ask me tomorrow"
An insurance policy or a loan, perhaps
Acronym for an organization in Jerusalem focusing on economic advancement
Award-winning Edward R. Murrow series of the 1950s, "See ___"
"Am __ believe . . ."
"Am __ blame?"
"Am __ understand . . ."
"Am __ understand that . . ."
"Am ___ believe this?"
"Am ___ live on lebeen-lone?" (W. B. Yeats)
"Am___believe ..."
"Am___blame?"
"Auntie Mame" butler
A target in Marcia Clark's "Without a Doubt"
Acclaimed manga artist Junji ___
Actor Robert of "Quincy, M.E."
Actor Robert of 1970s-'80s TV's "Quincy, M.E."
Actress Aghayere of "Star Trek: Picard"
Admiral Yuko ____
Albertville Olympics skater Midori
Antitoxin center?
Architect Toyo
Assassinated Japanese statesman
Auntie Mame's butler
Auntie Mame's houseboy.
Alcohol: Suffix.
Admonishment, Part 2
"... and so do ___": "Twelfth Night"
"Am __ early?"
"Am __ late?"
"Am __ loud?"
"Am __ picky?"
"Am __ sensitive?"
"Am __ strict?"
"Am ___ fat for this dress?"
"Am ___ fat in this dress?"
"Am ___ fat?"
"Am ___ late?" ("Is it over?")
"Am ___ lazy to find a fresh new quote for this answer? Yes."
"Am ___ negative?"
"Am ___ set in my ways?"
"Am ___ stupid to understand?"
"And ___ . . . have not been idle": Russell
"___ am America": Langston Hughes
"___ am in Arcadia"
"___, am America" (Langston Hughes line of poetry)
"___, am America" (Langston Hughes line)
Accord starter
Agreeable start?
Am-early connector
"___ a trip on a train..." (Benny Goodman lyric)
"____ a trip on a train ..."
Atlanta Rhythm Section's "Do ___ Die"
Apple field worker?
"All in a day's work"
"Aw shucks, it was nothing"
Aw-shucks response to a compliment
Attempt to succeed, informally
"... and everything in ___ place"
"A bird" or "a plane" preceder
"A bird," "a plane" or "Superman" preceder
"And every time I look at you, ___ like the first time"
"Are you sure ___ OK?"
"__ All Right With Me"
"__ Always Sunny in Philadelphia"
"__ a Grand Night for Singing"
"__ a Heartache" (Bonnie Tyler tune)
"__ a Miracle" (Manilow tune)
"__ a Sin": Pet Shop Boys hit
"__ a Small World"
"__ a Wonderful Life"
"__ a done deal"
"__ a great day ..."
"__ a long story"
"__ a rip-off!"
"__ a small world after all"
"__ a trap!"
"__ a trick!"
"__ all in your mind"
"__ all my fault"
"___ A Beautiful Morning"
"___ About Time" (1960s sitcom)
"___ Academic" (high-school quiz show)
"___ Alive!" (1974 camp classic)
"___ Alive!" (1974 thriller)
"___ All Over Now" (Rolling Stones hit)
"___ All Too Much" (Beatles song)
"___ All in the Game," old song
"___ Always Sunny ..."
"___ a Blue World" (1940 hit)
"___ a Gift": W.C. Fields film
"___ a Joke, Son" (1947 flick)
"___ a Living" (CBC TV show)
"___ a Lonesome Old Town"
"___ a Long Way to Tipperary"
"___ a Lovely Day Today"
"___ a Lovely Day Today," 1950 song by 64 Down
"___ a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" (1963 movie)
"___ a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"
"___ a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" (1963 film)
"___ a Most Unusual Day"
"___ a Shame" (Spinners hit)
"___ a Sin" ('87 Pet Shop Boys hit)
"___ a beautiful day in the neighborhood"
"___ a beautiful day in the neighborhood": Mr. Rogers
"___ a beautiful morning" (Rascals lyric)
"___ a bird! ___ a plane! ___ Superman!"
"___ a black thing"
"___ a cruel summer" (Taylor Swift lyric)
"___ a darn shame!"
"___ a double rainbow!"
"___ a fact!"
"___ a feature, not a bug!"
"___ a go!"
"___ a jolly holiday with Mary"
"___ a jungle out there"
"___ a long way to ..."
"___ a lot right now"
"___ a warm wind . . . ": Masefield
"___ a whole thing"
"___ a wise child . . . ": Nash
"___ about time you got here!"
"___ alive!" ("Frankenstein" quote)
"___ alive!" (horror movie cry)
"___ all Greek to me!"
"___ all a blur"
"___ all coming back to me now"
"___ all in the game!"
"___ all in the wrist"
"___ all relative"
"___ always something!"
"___-a-me, Mario!"
"____ a grand night for ..."
'-- all true!'
A mind of ___ own
A thing's
Adjective often given unneeded apostrophe
Anagram for 'tis
Antagonists in the game of tag
Antepenultimate word in the opening sketch of "Saturday Night Live"
Apostropheless possessive
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