Letter A 144000–144250

"Always room for ___." "Another round!" "Another, please" Another amp? A: Ready to start? T: I wish I had __ (Phil Collins) Another high body temperature at bedtime? [1985/1978] "And while I'm on the subject ..." "___ and you're dead!” Afraid of running out, gas gauge-wise Almost out of gas "___ above all . . . ": Keble A pop star might go by this Alias used by some celebrities At a stretch At one extremity A piece of furniture? About 1.8 tablespoons, vis-à-vis a cup About 11.11%, fraction-wise Approximate proportion of the world's population that lives on an island A way of saying "ten." Ancient Greek coin worth one-sixth of a drachma A late-night hour A kind introduction? A minute before Almost on the hour __ a kind (unique) Act not to be repeated Any sense, say "___ Aircraft Is Missing," 1942 movie A trusted friend A trusted member An ally Alone, as a game competitor "All for ____, ____ for all ...": Dumas A ball and a strike, in a baseball count All level, as in some soccer games Alternative to group therapy A nonzero amount An unspecified number A few, usually A sprinkling A single alternative A sixteenth of a pint A sixteenth of a pound A third of a half-inning A third of an inning. A triple play can't start with this Announcement early in an inning, maybe A bogey, to par A chef who won't cook with certain roots anymore? A car with this is often easier to resell Ace high topper Average poker hand Arrangement that does not require a recording contract? A single cent Allotment ruling Alternative to a bikini a one-piece garment Admission fee to child's show Alley leader Ale quantity A time when the sun is strong Afternoon hr. An hour after noon: Abbr. An hour past noon An hr. after noon A, E, I, O, or U, in a certain game Achieved green efficiency? A nonpareil A real expert: Slang. A real original A stand-out: Slang. A stander-outer. A standout for sure A telling blow. Ace of a sort An ace: Slang An odd individual. An odd individual: Colloq. An unusual person: Colloq. Anything unique: Slang. A fixed fee AT&T calling plan Anagram for snore Argot for aces "A Room of __ Own" "Annuit coeptis" appears on them "Annuit coeptis" is written on them A body's. A good deal of binary code A lot of binary code A lot on ___ plate A part of Gilbert Stuart's "Athenaeum Portrait" is found on them A person's A sawbuck has 10 ATM's lack About half of all binary code About half of binary coding Accounting column Aces, at times Aces, on occasion Aces, sometimes Aces, sometimes, in blackjack Aces, when low Adding column Addition column next to tens Aerosmith "Big ___" All non-zero numbers, in binary Alternative to "your" An anagram for nose An individual's Anonymous people Any persons. Any things. Awful "Dancing With the Stars" scores ___ and zeroes Addition division A certificate awarded to a single graduate Airplane that's always flown solo A person, to that person Alone (with "by") Alone, used with "by" Alone, when preceded by "by" Avail ___ of (make use of) A round of tennis About 45 minutes for a band, say A chance of a lifetime, say Accomplished with a single try Achieved with a single try All a good marksman needs Award for some technical fouls A debater takes it Attire for a toddler A daredevil may hit the slopes with it A single minor detail that makes a difference Annoying dryer find A die face An ace. Aces, in dominoes A person can be rich when . . . Abysmal rating Adornment on brigadier general's shoulder strap. Amazon deterrent Astronomically bad? Adaptation of the turkey trot. Another dance As simple as instructions get an early ballroom dance Adjective in a mall's boast All-inclusive store Attribute of "Maine," but no other state names Action required to get the pages left in a chapter in an e-book A single bite All it takes to convince you, in some ads All you need to get hooked, in beverage ads A little after 1300 afternoon time Early Adjustment for a diving judge, maybe Agent's cut, maybe Agent's cut, often Agent's fee, often Agent's fee + U.S. Senators = A fraction. About 33% About to hit 00 At some past date. "And __ grown on" "__ a customer" A scale of ___ ten Almost at the top? And ___ grows on __ a customer (sale limit) ___ a customer: sale sign About 900 kilograms About 907 kilograms About 907 kilos About half the weight of an average car Approximate weight of the Liberty Bell A good way to correspond A way to correspond Arnold Palmer ratio A promising talent A monomaniac has it Anna Quindlen best-seller A boxer's double punch. Ali's pair of socks? A simple counting sequence often spoken aloud A sequential shout from the beginning to after three A pint, at a blood blank A pint, typically, at a blood bank A "manship" A jump ahead of the other fellow. A point ahead A stroke ahead, in golf A stroke ahead, in match play A tie score Ahead on the links Ahead by a point Ahead by a run Ahead by the smallest margin Ahead of an opponent, in sports. Ahead of the game Ahead, as in golf. Ahead, as on the links. Ahead, in a game. Ahead, in some games. Ahead, narrowly Art of staying ahead. An electoral share Alternative to round-trip Arrow inscription Arrow on some roads Arrow words Arrow-shaped street sign Arrowed street sign Arrowed traffic sign a one-way ticket Any old how Airline ticket buyer's option A goal urged by some atomic scientists. Appliance purchase incentive Already in the books Already on the books Already recorded Among one's records Available for ready reference Available in one's records A person keeping Christmas tree lit (2,4) Andaman Islands native Andaman people Act of going forward. Accurate, as a slap shot Actually in progress Alert and suspicious Alert to danger At one's disposal Available to purchase now "At this Web site," colloquially Away for a break Away for an extended break "Angels we Have Heard ___" Available for a price Available for a service Available for engagements Available for rental, in Britain Available for the job Available to provide a service, in Britspeak Available to work, in Britain Available, as a London cab Available, as a London limo