Letter A 143500–143750

Ass's drink? Ancient catapults Asian animals. Asian wild asses. Asses wild? Asses with dorsal stripes After one bounce, in baseball lingo A soft place to dance A way to walk Accepting call-ins Ants __ (snack with raisins) Ants ___ (snack) -- annual basis A brother of Er A son of Judah Act ___ impulse Ad nauseam At tedious length At the store, perhaps Able to hang (with) About even (with) At the same level (with) Absent with leave Angrily crusading A. Huxley's "___ and Artists" "And later ___ the crowd thinned out ..." (Dylan lyric) Actress Munson and namesakes Actress Munson et al. Affluent Aristotle Aristotle in the 20th century Aristotle of Greece Aristotle who named his yacht Christina after his daughter Aristotle who owned Olympic Airways A swinging place? Astronomical way to wish "All ___ day." Already chosen for play, say Abroad, maybe Abroad, perhaps Away from home, perhaps Away, maybe Acting mindlessly Acting unconsciously Acting unthinkingly, informally Acting without thinking As often as not Awaiting trial, maybe Awaiting trial, perhaps After weighing both sides Aboard at a ballpark Aboard, at the stadium Aboard, for a Mariner Aboard, in baseball Aboard, to a Dodger At first or second At first, e.g. At first, in a way At first, maybe At first, perhaps At first, say At first, second or third At third, for instance As the agent (of) At work but not currently working Activating switches An ounce, in Portugal. Available by beeper Available for duty Available for emergencies Available for service Available for summoning Available in emergencies Available on short notice Available to come to work Available to work Available when summoned Available with short notice Available, as a physician Available, as for work Away, but not completely off-duty Able to be spun, in a way Abbr. for a group of dental specialists "... __ and for all!" "All at ___ You Love Her" "___ Around": 1991 Dreyfuss film "___ aboard the lugger." "___ and Again" (Sela Ward TV show) A Grimm beginning? A long while ago A single occasion A singular time A third of thrice A time more than never All at __ (suddenly) Almost never, maybe An "O" in YOLO At ___ (now) At ___ (pronto) At a former time At a prior time At a time in the past At an earlier date At some earlier date At some earlier time At some early date At some former time At some one time. At some past point At some past time At some prior time At some time in the past At some time past At the instant when At the time that ___ around the bases a single occurrence ago Years A billion at some time in the Adage regarding skittishness ___ all (finally) ___ a blue moon At a certain interval Almost never: Colloq. Anti-environmental factory owner in "The Lorax" "And again from the top!" "And the elements ___ of it, it transmigrates"--"Antony and Cleopatra" A "look-see." Appraising glance: Slang. Aunt's husband, in France Aunt's spouse, in France Aunt's spouse, in Soissons act of coming on approaching from the front According to script As directed As if it were scripted As if planned to happen just then As if scripted As planned As prompted As scheduled As scripted At a given signal At exactly the right time At just the right moment At precisely the right moment At precisely the right time At the designated time At the designated time, to an actor At the expected moment At the perfect moment At the perfect time At the prescribed time At the proper moment At the right moment Armani perfume About to come up About to hit Available anytime, like some TV shows Available for viewing anytime Available to watch anytime Available when requested A bit of gossip, from the French. A bit of gossip. A bit of gossip: Fr. Available from a keg Actively working At one's post At one's station Available for home viewing, in a way Available for playing at home Available for take-home viewing Available from Netflix, say " A Chorus Line" song ". . . and all for __" "A Chorus Line" closer "A Chorus Line" finale "A Chorus Line" hit "A Chorus Line" hit song "A Chorus Line" number "A Chorus Line" production number "A Chorus Line" show-stopper "A Chorus Line" standard "A Chorus Line" tune "Air Force ___ (Ford movie) "Am I the only ___ . . ." "And I, for ___, welcome our new insect overlords" "Are You the ___?" (MTV reality show) "Are You the ___?" (cult MTV show) "Army of ___" (oxymoronic slogan) "Army of ___" (recruiting slogan) "As Gregor Samsa awoke ___ morning..." "___ Alone" from "The Desert Song" "___ Alone": Romberg "___ Arm" (Tennessee Williams story) "___ Art" (Elizabeth Bishop poem) "___ a penny . . . hot cross buns" "___ a penny, two . . . " "___ and inseparable" (Webster) "___-and-Twenty": Johnson *As a package Alone in a group A "Hickory Dickory Dock" time A "wee small hour." A Goren jack's value. A Young Hickory A bill in the till A bit more than zero A body A certain A certain person. A digit A fifth of five A fourth of four A minute after 12:59 A person indefinitely. A quarter of four A quarter to four? A single entity A single item A third of 100? A third of 111? A third of three A thousandth of a grand A twelfth of a dozen A's point value in Scrabble Aaliyah album "___ in a Million" Absolute value of i squared Ace value, at times Ace, at times Ace, on a golf scorecard Ace, sometimes Acting as a group After 12, timewise After twelve fifty-nine Age of a yearling Air Force ___ (U.S. president's plane) Air Force follower All ___ (of no importance). All and ___ All for ___ and ... All's companion All-in- ___ Almost nothing Alternative to I, you, he or she Alternative to another? Alternative to hup An hour after midnight An hour after noon An individual