Letter A 131750–132000

ANGORA goat wool Angora coat Angora fleece Angora goat fabric Angora goat fleece Angora goat product Angora goat's coat Angora goat's fleece Angora wool Angora yarn Angora yield Angora's coat Angora's fleece Angora's pride Angora-goat product Angora fabrics Angora wool fabrics. ALI, adopted father of ALI, predecessor of A desert in So. California. AMERICAN desert A stroke in figure skating Another name for the Kanien'keha:ka Appalachian trail Attention-getting haircut Actor Jay Actor Jay of "Jerry Maguire" Actor/comedian Jay African gazelle with ringed horns. Author of "Silent Night" Assigner of "10" to diamond " _Après ___ le déluge!_ is the watchword of every capitalist and of every capitalist nation": Marx "Apres ___ le déluge. "Après ___ . . . " "___ aussi" ("likewise," en Français) Affected denial Affected response to an allegation Air-kiss sound effect A half About a half. About one-half Act the drudge Agitate continuously Apt rhyme for toil Apt rhyme for "toiled" Abbé's charge A Shearer. Actress Kelly of "Chaplin" Actress Kelly of "One Tree Hill" Actress Kelly of "The Cutting Edge" Actress Kelly or Shearer Actress Kelly or ballerina Shearer Actress Kelly who provided the voice of Nala in "The Lion King" Actress/dancer Shearer April, etc., in France Avril et mai, e.g. Avril ou mai Alou of the Mets A bit damp A little damp A little teary Adjective on cake mix boxes Adjective that's been called "one of the most hated words in the English language" Add a bit of liquid to After-dinner hand wipes Apply face cream a desert area in southern California and western Arizona A favorite cocktail of Hemingway's Air of confidence, in slang Animal magnetism Austin Powers has it Austin Powers' "power" Austin Powers' asset Austin Powers' power source Austin Powers's power AFRICAN hills Actress Gretchen Actress Gretchen of "Boardwalk Empire" Actress Gretchen whose surname appears in "etymology" Any minute particle: Abbr. At. combination At. group Atom grp. A millstone: Latin. Adapted for grinding Any of 12 of our teeth Adult humans have 12 of these Adult's dozen Adults grow six in each jaw. Adults have 12 " . . . as ___ in January" Air duct problem Aspic creation Aspic maker's need Aspic need Aspic shaper Academy concerned with the fungus among us? A massive breakwater. A spy, perhaps ABC game show baddie ABC gameshow baddie ABC show (with "The") ABC's "The ___" AMOUNT of substance Agent after top secret info Aldrich Ames, for one Alfie "Hey ___" Animal that aptly rhymes with "hole" Animal that gets whacked in a classic arcade game Animal that's a spy term Animal that's also a plant? a small congenital pigmented spot on the skin a person whose business is to catch moles Atom's home Atomic cluster AMINO acid chain ATOMS of the same/different elements chemically combined, product of ATOMS, formation of a durable cotton fabric with a velvety nap Attempt to harm. Annoys continually or chronically Author of "L'Ecole des Femmes." Author of "Tartuffe" (1622–73). Actor Alfred of stage and screen Actor Alfred who portrayed Diego Rivera in "Frida" Alfred ___ of 2004's "Fiddler on the Roof" Alfred of "Spider-Man: No Way Home" Alfred of "The Da Vinci Code" Al who played Murray the cop on "The Odd Couple" AMERICAN boxer Al Capone's gal A designer of full-skirted dresses Aquarium fishes. a state of being appeased or ameliorated or tempered Appease the anger Appease Homer's neighbor Ned? AURICULA A small fish that is bred for aquaria in many colours Actress Picon Actress Ringwald American freshwater fish Author Ivins Actress Ringwald makes her escape? A left-handed person American Revolution heroine Author of "Liliom" Author of "The Swan." Ancient deity mentioned 39 times in Allen Ginsberg's "Howl" A "cocktail" was named for him Atomic groups: Abbr. A lot: It. __ allegro (tempo direction) ___ adagio (very slowly) ___ adagio (very slowly): Mus. ___ allegro (very quickly) a rare element of the chromium group Alloy used to make knives -- -and-pop A parent Addressee of many a request Addressee of many requests Adjudicator of many a sibling feud Affectionate name Alice Mitchell, to Dennis the Menace Alice, to Dennis Alice, to Dennis the Menace Allison Janney prime-time title role Allison Janney sitcom America's most criticized woman. Angelina, to Shiloh Anna Faris comedy Another family tree female Antacid acronym, in '80s commercials Apple pie baker Apple pie companion? Apple pie go-with? Apple pie maker Apple pie partner? Apple pie's partner? Apple-pie creator Apple-pie maker Apple-pie pro? Aunt's sis, say Aunt's sister Auntie of your cousin, maybe Awkward Freudian slip when calling for your girlfriend, perhaps __ and pop store ___ and pop Art center in N.Y.C. Attraction in midtown N.Y.C. "And the __ raths outgrabe" "And the __ raths outgrabe": Carroll "And the ___ raths outgrabe" ("Jabberwocky" line) "And the ___ raths outgrabe" (Lewis Carroll line) And the __ raths outgrabe: "Jabberwocky" A point of time. A short space of time. A team on a winning streak might have it asset Campaign Affectionate term for a female parent Affectionate term for a parent "Aquaman" actor Jason "Aquaman" star Jason Aquaman portrayer Jason "Award" a parent might sarcastically give herself after a mishap Alex and Wanda Sykes, to Lucas and Olivia Annual May celebrants Annual May honorees Apple pie pros Apple-pie bakers Apple-pie makers Apple-pie pros "Au contraire, ___ frère" Abbreviation for the start of the workweek A Burmese A Burmese native Abbreviated work week starter Address in Jamaica Address in Kingston After "hoot" After Sun. Another part of a wk. Another way to say "mi" Appointment book abbr. ___ ami Pierrot. "A Sister's Eulogy for Steve Jobs" essayist Simpson "Anywhere But Here" author Simpson "Anywhere But Here" novelist Simpson "Anywhere But Here" writer Simpson A Lisa Abe Simpson's estranged wife Actress Barrie Actress Freeman Actress Washbourne Albert's realm A single unit A unit, in philosophy. ATOM with valency of one An atom with a valence of one. Atom or protozoan a single-celled microorganism Atomistic; unitary Atomistic. Actress/singer Janelle Award-winning Janelle Art treasure. Address for Hercule Poirot Address for a "confidant" Address for a French friend Address used by Poirot