Letter A 132000–132250

AFRICAN butterfly AMERICAN butterfly Advocate of restoration of royalty in Europe. Advocates of royal dictatorship. Aromatic plant of the mint family. Author Simpson et al. A community of monks living under religious vows Austere and reclusive Austere calling Austere way of life Also-ran of 1984 Ambassador to Japan Agnès Varda's world Alloy of nickel. Alloy used for screens, cooking ware, etc. A Cézanne contemporary A founder of Impressionism Artist Claude Artist at Giverny Artist fond of haystacks Artist fond of lilies Artist obsessed with water lilies an economic policy based on control of the country's money supply Apartment for an economist? Artist's crime? A famous series of Rouen Cathedral paintings, e.g. "A blessing that is of no advantage to us excepting when we part with it," according to Ambrose Bierce "A good servant but a bad master": Bacon "A poor man's credit card": Marshall McLuhan "A rich man is nothing but a poor man with ___": W. C. Fields A fool and his __ are ... Aussie's bob or quid Armored car container A wealthy person Ancient Roman currency minter Accumulator of cash Ann's pawnbrokers? ABBA hit about cash, thrice over All that a greedy businessperson thinks about? Angle on the Titanic sinking, to filmmakers Adjunct for "war" or "fish" Adjunct for "war" or "gossip" Adjunct for war or scandal Alex Karras's "Blazing Saddles" role Altaic language Argument in Ulaanbaatar? African mammal that's resistant to snake venom Animal in a Kipling story agile grizzled Old World viverrine animal, esp a dog, of mixed breed "______ all the creatures in this spacious round" (Elizabethan sonnet) Amid, poetically "Angel of Mine" singer Activist Lewinsky Authoress Dickens. Aliases, e.g. Actress who won a Precious Oscar A device or a person who watches or checks to see all is going well A device or person that checks that everything is going well A Komodo dragon is one acting as or giving a warning A man who joins a religious order living in retirement Abbey denizen Abbey resident Abbot, for one Abstemious one, maybe About 500 young men auditioned for the tv show the Animal with bars or business? "Alas, they're a mischievous bunch and often ___ ..." Another name for a horizontal ladder Animal lab technician's work? ___ around (fooling) Animal "relative" an astonished person may claim to be Allotment of a Tony Shalhoub TV series? Abbey brothers Abbey denizens Abbey dwellers. Abbey group Abbey occupants ACONITUM A kind of rail. A quarter of tetra- A third of tri- Alone: Comb. form An infection, for short. Attachment for "rail" or "plane" Audio option a base which is capable of reacting with only one molecule of a monobasic acid a chloride containing one atom of chlorine per molecule a person who sees all colours as different shades of a single colour a person who practises monochrome A lens worn to improve sight in one eye Accessory for Colonel Mustard Accessory for Karl Marx Accessory for Mr. Peanut or the Penguin Accessory for the Penguin, in "Batman" Accessory on a chain Accessories for Mr. Peanut and the Penguin An aircraft or vehicle structure in which the chassis is integral with the body a plant having a single cotyledon AGRANULAR leucocyte Accompanied solo song a single untwisted synthetic filament, as of nylon asexual; arising from a common formation process (mountain range) a hydrate containing one molecule of water per molecule of the compound Any of the massive stone heads on Rapa Nui, e.g. A long speech by an actor in a film or play A long tedious speech by one person Actor's long speech a dramatic speech by a single actor An obsessive preoccupation with one thing Amino acid vis-à-vis a protein, e.g. an abnormal increase of mononuclear white blood cells in the blood an irrational fear of being alone an animal with only one set of teeth Aircraft with low drag An aircraft with one pair of wings aeroplane with one pair of wings A corner. Analysis of a board game? Antitrust lawsuit, perhaps? a rocket propellant containing both the fuel and the oxidizer in a single substance a building with single ring of columns supporting a roof Amusement park rides ARABINASE a poem in which all the stanzas or strophes are written in the same metre a word of one syllable a word or utterance of one syllable any of a class of terpenes containing two isoprene units per molecule a believer in monothelitism, the doctrine that Christ had only one will Audience sleep-producer A species constituting a genus Any single species constituting a genus Actress Marilyn ___ Author of a famous "doctrine," 1823. Author of famous statement, Dec. 2, 1823. a town of southeast Michigan on Lake Erie African capital named for an American president African capital named for a non-African President a mound of fatty tissue covering the pubic area in women Author of "The Cruel Sea." a French title of respect given to princes and prelates A "dear" French wine? Asian rainy season Asian wind Asian storms Annual period of heavy rainfall Asian rainy period Animated Pixar film featuring Mike and Sulley [aria-label] Some energy drinks, having zero sharps or flats a malformation of a plant or animal ALPE Alpe, for instance Alpes sight Alpine site Artful film sequence Artistic compositions Artistic patchworks Anthropologist Ashley AMERICAN State, fourth largest AMERICAN livestock State Alberta's neighbor a state in northwestern United States on the Canadian border Actor Yves Actor Yves of "Z" area of mountain dominated by vegetation Actor Markham ___ Albán (Mexican ruin) Administrative region that contains all the letters of its country within it a former country bordering on the Adriatic Sea Actor Markham et al. Aztec emperor a balloon using fire for propulsion Alabama capital Alabama's capital city with a historic civil rights legacy Actor in "From Here to Eternity" Alabama attraction? "April is the cruellest ___ . . . " A 1992 division A ___ of Sundays. Adar or Elul Any of 12 represented in this puzzle's shaded squares April, for one annual division a periodical that is published every month Apartment renter's obligation Apt time to recognize this puzzle's honoree Adar and Elul, for two Annual dozen August and others. "After four weeks of dating, we'll rethink things" Area where Dalí, Monet, Picasso and van Gogh all painted Artists' section of Paris Alpes features Alpes, e.g. A "full" one can be very revealing Actor Clift. Actor Woolley. Aerial-circus proprietor an important site that is marked and preserved as public property Architectural tributes "And the cow goes ..." A word from Elsie Alley Oop's homeland Alley Oop's kingdom Alley Oop's land Angus beef? Angus outburst Angus's greeting Animal sound uttered by Doja Cat more than fifty times in a 2018 viral novelty song Audible output from a Holstein Acronym for a class taught over the Internet Animal you might find only in a book for young children? A ring may indicate it ATTITUDE towards what is being expressed (gram.) An emoji may suggest it Anticipation or sadness, e.g. Attitude of the moment Ambience setter, often *Accessory that changes color Agony and ecstasy Apt to brood Apt to pout Apt to sulk Acted Bossy? Acted bullish? Answered the cattle call? Aped Bossie "A Clockwork Orange" instrument "A Clockwork Orange" soundtrack instrument Analog synth-heavy fare? Asking for hay, perhaps Alternative to bread, lettuce, cabbage or kale A bundle, maybe American cabbage? *Apollo mission, e.g. A new one is nearly invisible Act dreamily Adrastea Amalthea Ananke Andy Williams's river Any of Jupiter's 60+ Apollo 11 goal Apollo 11 objective Apollo 11 target Apollo 11's destination Apollo 11's goal Apollo 11's landing spot Apollo 11's objective