Letter A 117500–117750

"A Shropshire ___."—A. E. Housman. "And many a lightfoot ___": Housman "__: a Dog": 1962 film based on a 1919 novel "___: A Dog" "___: A Dog" (1962) "___: A Dog" (Albert Payson Terhune novel) A Thai tongue A. E. Housman hero A. E. Housman's "A Shropshire ___" A.E. Housman's "A Shropshire __" Aberdeen boy Address at a Scottish pub Adolescent boy Albert Payson Terhune hero Albert Payson Terhune pooch Any "Lord of the Flies" character Any Boy Scout Any young boy Arthur MacArthur, for instance. another word for a boy or young man Albert Payson Terhune classic A high-altitude region of Northwest India, Pakistan, and China "___ aux Camélias" (Dumas) Actor Alan: 1913–64 Actor in "Shane" Actors Alan or Cheryl Actress Cheryl Actress Cheryl or Diane Actress Cheryl or Jordan Actress Diane or Cheryl Airport at Fairbanks, Alaska. Alan from "Shane" Alan in "The Carpetbaggers" Alan in old films Alan of "Saskatchewan", 1954 Alan of "Shane" Alan of "The Carpetbaggers" Alan of "The Deep Six" Alan of "The Glass Key" Alan of "This Gun for Hire" Alan of 1948's "Whispering Smith" Alan of the movies. Alan on the marquee. Alan or Cheryl Alan who played Gatsby Alan who played Shane in {/Shane/} Alan who starred in "Saigon," 1948 Alan who starred in "Shane" Alan, Cheryl or Diane Alan, Diane or Cheryl Angel player Cheryl Angel, once Actresses Cheryl and Diane Actresses Diane and Cheryl Alan and Cheryl Alan and Diane Alan and Sue of Hollywood. Alan, Cheryl and Diane and Alan Cheryl Actress A CARGO SHIP DESIGNED TO HOLD CONTAINERIZED CARGOES Add cargo Afflict or burden Afflicted (with) "Ain't you somethin'!" "Annie Hall" catch-phrase Annie Hall expression Annie Hall trademark phrase Artsy-fartsy, say Airs of gentility Adult females Alt-rock band, Barenaked ___ "After you" relative Attentive escort. A Spanish-speaking white person in Central America ANCIENT Castilian language At a junction Aberdeen boys Aberdeen kids Adolescents. Apt rhyme for tads "A Black ___ Sketch Show" "A Star Is Born" star __ Gaga "A real man swallows his vomit when a ___ is present." (Dwight Schrute of "The Office") "And rail'd on ___ fortune in good terms."—As You Like It. "__ Astor": Sargent portrait "___ and the Tramp" "___ and the Tramp," 1956 Disney film A person in waiting? A well-mannered woman Address for a baroness Address for a countess Aerosmith: "Dude (Looks Like a ___)" Animated film pooch Astor or Jane Grey Astor was one Astor, for one Augusta Bracknell, for one archduchess A White House hostess Aphid eater Adored one, poetic style A genus of shell-less snails was named after this noblewoman A mo. with an English queen? Ambitious Shakespearean character who persuades her husband to murder the king An orchid. Allied-held New Guinea port. Amelia Earhart's last Pacific port takeoff A parent of Eliasaph: Num. 3:24 AMERICAN wild orchid ANTICLEA, husband of Addressee of the advice "To thine own self be true" Anglo-Saxon freedmen. American painter whose grandson is Pulitzer Prize novelist. American writer on Indian lore. Anthropologist who won a fiction Pulitzer Author Oliver or John Author of "Laughing Boy." Aristocats, The (film) director dog "__-A-Lympics": '70s Hanna/Barbera spoof "___-A-Lympics" (old TV cartoon series) A PERMISSIBLE DIFFERENCE Act the snail Act the straggler Annoyance for a Twitch streamer Annoyance for an online gamer Annoyance for interactive game players Annoyance in a Discord call Annoyance in a Zoom meeting Annoyance in a video call Annoying feature of an online stream act of slowing down Ancient Sumerian city that clashed with neighboring Umma (it's one letter off a type of bread) Author of the cookbook "Louisiana Real & Rustic" Athletic shoe once endorsed by Paula Abdul A malted beverage Aged beer Aged brew Alcohol brew Ale alternative Alternative to ale a general term for beer made with bottom fermenting yeast Aged at the brewery Aged beers Ale alternatives ALGERIAN Sahara, military capital of the ALGERIAN military capital A little gift for the customer. A sack of candy, maybe. Any Spanish lake. A ___ (with meat balls): Cookery. A haff is one ATOLL pool Albemarle Sound, for example Atoll center Atoll enclosure Atoll sight Atoll's contents Areas of shallow water. Atoll bays Atoll centers Atoll enclosures Atoll features Atoll lakes. AFRICAN slave port, former AFRICAN university Abuja Capital before Abuja replaced it as Nigeria's capital Africa's largest city that's not a national capital Africa's most populous city (21+ million) Africa's most populous city (by, jeez, 10+ *million*) Africa's second largest city Africa's second-largest city African capital until 1991 African seaport with a Portuguese name Analytical mechanics pioneer Arrives later Asynchrony measurement Alternative to John F. Kennedy Alternative to Kennedy A 1932 hit song affectedly posh After Karachi, the most populous city in Pakistan Allama Iqbal International Airport locale A Bolger co-star in 1939 A beloved Bert A memorable Bert Actor Bert Actor Bert in a lion suit Actor Bert in a lion's suit Actor Bert of "The Wizard of Oz" Actor in "The Wizard of Oz" Actor in "Waiting for Godot" Actor in "Wizard of Oz" Actor in 1960s Lay's Potato Chips ads Actor searching for "the noive" Actor who roared to fame? Actor who sang "If I Were King of the Forest" Actor who sang about courage Actor who sings "If I Only Had the Nerve" Actor who spoke the line, "I'd show him who was king of the forest!" Actor who was born a Leo, as it happens Actor who was lionized in the 1930s? Actor whose voice is emulated by Snagglepuss the Lion Actor with Bolger Actor with a memorable 1939 role Actor with a noted 1939 role Actor-comedian Bert. Actor-comic Bert. Alias the Cowardly Lion An MGM lion Author of "Notes on a Cowardly Lion" Author/critic John Actor Bert of classic Hollywood Actor Bert et al. AN ILLUSORY HOPE Actress Christine Actress Christine of "Chicago Hope" Actress Christine of "Funny About Love" Actress Christine of "The Blacklist" Actress in "Chicago Hope" "A Man and a Woman" composer "A Man and a Woman" composer Francis Arthurian poem. "And I ___ me down . . . ": R.L.S. "And I ___ me down with a will": R.L.S. Added to a clutch Anagram for dial Applied, with "on" Arranged, with "out" Ascribed, as blame Attacked, with "into" Axed, with "off" __ an egg (flopped) ___ an egg (bombed on stage) ___ an egg (bombed) ___ an egg (failed) ___ an egg (flopped on Broadway) ___ and slayed (rhyming description for hair) ___ away (saved) Asserted firmly Authoritatively stated Attacked verbally, as in the election debates Avoided the spotlight Applied by spreading Applied to a surface. Applied to the surface Applied with a trowel Applied with a trowel, say Applied, as a coat of paint, like I did for my Bugatti just before making this puzzle Applied, as a coat of varnish