Letter A 145250–145500

Ali Baba's cry Ali Baba's magic words Ali Baba's magical command Ali Baba's magical phrase Ancient password? Arabian Nights catchphrase (a,b) but not [a,b], e.g., in math class Available position Available schedule hour Available positions Admits a view of Animal park feature Accepting of Accepting of, as new ideas Accepting of, as suggestions Accessible for Amenable concerning Available for Accepting anyone Airy shoe feature Art technique employing holes or gaps AT and T employee AT&T worker Abbr. above "0" Abbr. above "0" on some phones Abbr. above 0 on a phone Abbr. above zero Abbr. accompanying 0 Abbr. accompanying a zero Abbr. accompanying zero Abbr. below "0" on a phone Abbr. between * and # Abbr. disappearing from cellphones Abbr. near a zero Abbr. near zero Abbr. next to 0, on an old phone Abbr. next to a star Abbr. not found on most smartphones Abbr. not on cells Abbr. notably absent from iPhone keypads Abbr. often under a zero Abbr. on a 0 button Abbr. on a cordless Abbr. on a dial Abbr. on a fax machine Abbr. on a phone Abbr. on a phone dial Abbr. on a phone's "0" button Abbr. on a telephone Abbr. on a zero button Abbr. on an old phone Abbr. on old phones Abbr. on older phones Abbr. on older touchtone phones Abbr. on some dials Abbr. on your Ameche Abbr. once paired with zero Abbr. paired with zero Abbr. to the right of a star Abbr. under a zero Abbr. with a zero Any Wagnerian masterwork "A Night at the ___" "A Night at the ___" (Marx Brothers film) "Aida" or "Carmen" "Aida" or "Lohengrin" "Aida" or "Madama Butterfly" "Aida" or "Norma" "Aida" or "Tosca" "Aida," for example "Alceste," e.g. "Alcestis," for example. "Aleko" is one. "Alice in Wonderland" by Unsuk Chin, e.g. "Amahl and the Night Visitors," e.g. "Amahl and the Night Visitors," for one "Anna Bolena" or "Anna Nicole" "Anna Nicole," for one "Aïda" or "Carmen" 'Aida' is one 'Aida,' e.g. ... and his field A Mozart work Accessory for Yogi Bear Activity for some season ticket holders Adams' "Nixon in China," e.g. Adams' "Nixon in China," for one Adams's "Nixon in China," e.g. Adams's "Nixon in China," for one Adrian Angelico performance Aesthetic treat. Aida or Lakme Aida or Tosca," e.g. Aida, before Elton Alban Berg's "Wozzeck," e.g. Albanese, Licia specialty Alma Deutscher's "Cinderella," for one An aria is a part of it An aria is part of it Angeles, Victoria de los specialty Anna Netrebko's music Any of 22 Mozart works Arabella Aria setting ArkivMusic.com purchase Art form with buffa and seria styles Art form with singing Australian band Boom Crash ___ Aria-rich production A night at the ___ Arias and recitatives feature here Artistic synthesis of song and story Aida’s genre Accommodation for a small theater party Area from which to hear an aria Arts page contributor Accessory seen in a loge Aida or Luisa Miller? Adam Sandler's SNL character who would sing about the news on "Weekend Update" A quantity upon which an operation is performed "Aida" and "Carmen" "Aida" and "Otello" "Aida" and "The Magic Flute" "Aida" and others "Aida" et al. "Alceste" and "Lakme" "Alcestis," "Fidelio," etc. "Angel's Bone" and "Carmen" "Aïda" and "Carmen" "Aïda" et al. All-singing productions At least a dozen Mozart works A "burletta" was performed as an intermezzo between its acts Aria, e.g. Aria, typically Act the cutup? Acts the cutup? Albanese or Amara. A particular course or action A strategic project. Appendectomy, for one an exponent of operationalism Agent or artisan. A ham is one AT&T employee A short opera on humorous theme Amusing musical production Ancestor of musical theatre Arthur Sullivan's creations a composer of operettas "And Morning ___ with haste her lids" (line from Emerson's "The Problem") "And Morning ___ with haste her lids": Emerson Allows access, poetically Aperture: Abbr. A victim of Hamlet. Aptly named therapist? A Biblical El Dorado. "Ask Me Another" host ARCADIAN river an instrument for measuring the eye a morbid fear of being stared at an examination by use of an ophthalmoscope A narcotic drug Anything that causes dullness or inaction. Anything that soothes. "Andy Griffith Show" kid "Andy Griffith Show" lad "Andy Griffith Show" son Andy Griffith’s TV son, played by Ron Howard Artist known for "Love" sculptures American humorist Read. Andy Griffith Show role Andy Griffith's TV son Andy Taylor's TV son Andy Taylor's boy Andy Taylor's kid Andy Taylor's kid on old TV Andy Taylor's son Andy Taylor's son, in 60's TV Andy Taylor's tyke Andy's TV kid Andy's TV son Andy's boy Andy's boy in Mayberry Andy's boy in 60's TV Andy's boy on "The Andy Griffith Show" Andy's boy on TV Andy's boy, of classic TV Andy's catfishing partner Andy's fishing buddy in a classic sitcom opening Andy's fishing companion Andy's kid Andy's sitcom son Andy's son Andy's son in Mayberry Andy's son on "The Andy Griffith Show" Andy's son, in a classic sitcom Anthony's XM Radio partner Anthony's XM radio cohost Anthony's ex-partner on XM radio Anthony's former XM Radio partner Anthony's former partner in radio Anthony's former radio cohost Anthony's former shock-jock partner Anthony's longtime partner on satellite radio Anthony's partner Anthony's partner in radio Anthony's partner in talk radio Anthony's partner on SiriusXM Anthony's partner on XM Radio Anthony's radio co-host Anthony's shock-jock co-host Anthony's talk radio partner Artist John, known as the Cornish Wonder Artist Julian Artist known as the "Cornish Wonder" Aunt Bee concern Aunt Bee raised him Aunt Bee s charge Aunt Bee took care of him Aunt Bee's boy Aunt Bee's boy, in '60s TV Aunt Bee's charge Aunt Bee's charge on "The Andy Griffith Show" Aunt Bee's grandnephew Aunt Bee's tot Author Read Act the pundit Add your two cents Air a view Air views Allow as Added your two cents Apt rhyme of "whined" Airs a view Allows verbally Animadverts a personal belief or judgement about something a personal belief or judgment about something a personal belief or judgment that is not founded on proof or certainty an instrument for measuring curved lines a type of mollusc having gills, little or no shell, two pairs of tentacles a manuscript or slab inscribed on both back and front A kind of den Afghanistan crop Afghanistan harvest Agent in the poppy field scene in "The Wizard of Oz" Addictive narcotics "Another ___, Another Show" ("Kiss Me, Kate" song) A red wine is named after it.