Letter A 141750–142000

Again and again, in poesy Again and again, in verse Again and again, poetically Again and again, to bards All the time, in odes All the time, long ago Almost alway and again Time At a high frequency At short intervals At shorter intervals "A League ___," 1992 film "___ and the River" "A Tale ___ Cities" American Samoan island. "And so much bad in the best ___ . . . " ABBA "One ___" All ___ (everybody). All ___ (everyone). "All Because __": 2005 U2 song "All ___": Cole Porter ANCIENT Celtic script, cryptic ANCIENT script, cryptic Ancient Irish dialect. ALPHABET characters, ancient ANCIENT Celtic alphabet characters ANCIENT alphabet characters "A girl who is bespectacled" poet Nash ". . . a billboard lovely as a tree" American humorist "Marriage Lines" Author featured herein A cyma reversa. A double curve. A molding A type of arch ARCH coming to a point An arch. Another type of molding Antique clock molding Arced molding Arch above a monastery door Arch decoration Arch in some Gothic architecture Arch molding Arch of crosswords Arch or molding Arch style Arch with a double curve Arch with a double-S shape Arch with a point Arch with a reversed curve. Arched molding Architect's S-curve Architect's arch Architect's curve Architect's molding Architectural S-curve Architectural scroll ___ arch (molding type) Antique timepiece named for the shape of its molding Arch types Arches in Gothic architecture Arches seen in Islamic architecture Arches with pointed tops Architectural arches Alphabetical script, old Irish Ancient alphabet Archaic Irish script ancient writing system used by the Celts Ancient hero of Denmark. Act like a wolf Act the lecher Admire a body Admire a temptress Admire amorously Admire cheesecake Admire too much, in a way Admire, perhaps Amorous glance Amorous stare Appreciate cheesecake? Aussie golfer Brett Admired figures? Assessed some body All-eyes beach-goer Amorous gazer. a viewer who gives a flirtatious or lewd look at another person Amorous ones Amorous starers Acts like a wolf Admires beach bodies Astare. Address while looking up, perhaps AFRICAN Dahomeys, god of the AFRICAN warrior god to the Dahomey A predecessor of N. K. V. D. A sweet Rosie. Actress Gail "An ___ always stays in the dark and all alone" ("Shrek the Musical" lyric) A Grimm being. A bogeyman. A fright with a bite Anagram for gore Animated Fiona, e.g. Animated Shrek Antagonist in "Hop-o'-My-Thumb" Anthropophagous giant Any creature like Shrek Appropriate anagram of "Gore," Republicans might argue Aqua-skinned creature in Tamora Pierce's "Wolf-Speaker" Awful meanie "___ are like onions" ("Shrek" quote) Anderson's characters Awful fantastic types An ejacutlation. American atheist leader Atheist Madalyn Murray Atheist activist Madalyn Atheist activist Madalyn Murray __ Atheist leader Atheist leader Madalyn Murray -- Atheist of note Atheist Madalyn et al. "A Mighty Wind" actress Catherine "A Rage to Live" author "A Rage to Live" author John "Appointment in Samarra" novelist "Appointment in Samarra" novelist John "Appointment in Samarra" writer Actress Catherine of "Best in Show" Actress Catherine who starred as Kevin's mom in "Home Alone" Actress Kelli Actress Kelli or athlete Kelley Actress Maureen Apt rhyme for Tara Author Frank or John Author of Butterfield 8 Author of "A Family Affair." Author of "A Rage to Live." Author of "My Friend Flicka." Author of "Pal Joey" Author of "Ten North Frederick." Author of "The Lockwood Concern" Author of current best-seller. Authors Mary and John A "Global Traveler" Best, 2004-2007 A gateway to Chicago Airport 17 miles from the Loop Airport WNW of Wrigley Field Airport about 13 miles from the Loop Airport at one end of the CTA's Blue Line Airport featured in "Home Alone" Airport for a Bull or a Bear Airport formerly known as Orchard Field Airport formerly known as Orchard Field (which is why its code is ORD) Airport in "Home Alone" Airport in Chicago Airport named after a WWII Medal of Honor recipient Airport named after the son of Al Capone's lawyer Airport named for a flying ace Airport named for a naval war hero Airport near the Loop Airport off Interstate I-190 Airport on Bessie Coleman Drive Airport on the CTA's Blue Line Airport on the L Airport once called Orchard Field Airport serving the Chicago area Airport that J.F.K. dedicated in 1963 Airport whose code is ORD Airport with a "Kids on the Fly" exhibit Airport with a "Sky's the Limit" walkway Airport with a 2006 UFO sighting Airport with the most runways in the world (8) Almost 80 million people visit it yearly Alternate to Midway Alternative to Chicago's Midway Alternative to Midway America's second-busiest airport America's second-busiest airport, by passenger count America's third-busiest airport American Airlines hub American hub Anne ___ McCormick. "___ a fine girl/guy, kiss me" (astronomy mnemonic) Admonishment from Austin Powers Admonition from Austin Powers A famous catchphrase from Austin Powers urging good conduct Announcement, part 6 "Ah, that's the Buckeye State's capital!" Actress Sandra emoting? "Aw, dang it!" Alternative to a word like shucks or aw "A Retrieved Reformation" writer Annual literary prize Annual short-story award Annual writing award Author William S. Porter. Author known for his surprise endings Author known for twist endings Author of "The Gift of the Magi" Award won by Alice Munro and Stephen King ake William Sydney Porter "Alright, have it your way" "Ain't that the darnedest!" "Abso-freaking-lutely!" "Abso-freakin-lutely not!" "___ am a cook and a captain bold ..." A 1922 song A hit song of 1922 A river at Cairo AMERICAN industrial state Afghan Whigs' home state Akron and Zanesville are there Akron site Akron's home Akron's place Akron's state All-Amerian Soap Box Derby state All-American Soap Box Derby state Allegheny + Monongahela Allegheny plus Monongahela Allegheny-Monongahela confluence An Athens is here An Illinois water border Annual football rival of Miami University and Marshall Answer to the old riddle "What's round on the ends and high in the middle?" Answer to the old riddle "What's round on the sides and high in the middle?" Answer to the riddle, "What is round at both ends and high in the middle?" Antarctic mountain range Arsenio Hall's birth state Ashtabula County's state Ashtabula locale Ashtabula's state Athens locale Athens university Athens's home Athens's setting a midwestern state in north central United States in the Great Lakes region Akron native Any of seven Presidents, by birth Ashtabula tree A Rose Bowl team. Alma mater of the "Buckeyes." Athens sch. Athens seat of higher educ. Athens institution "Ah, all right" Attention-seeking remark A bit of resistance
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