Letter A 161000–161250

Atomic unit Atomic-energy device. Atomic-energy source apparatus in which a nuclear reaction is controlled to produce energy Atomic furnaces Atomic piles Answers a stimulus Answers back Answers back, say "Alive" author Piers Paul _____ "Arkansas Traveler" founder A novel experience? Acquire information, in a way Analyze a lying golf ball Analyze before putting, as a green Analyze, as a defense Assessment of a situation Audition (for) Audition for a role Audition, in a way Auditioned (for) Auditioned, maybe Acceptable appraisal of a book. Advice to Junior's "I'm bored!" Adjust again to a situation Adjust once more Acclimates again Apt surname for a librarian Apt-sounding surname for a lit major Aptly name novelist Aptly named 19th-century novelist Aptly named English author Aptly named English novelist Aptly named author Aptly named author Charles Aptly named novelist Aptly named novelist Charles Aptly-named author Aptly-named novelist Author Charles Author of The Cloister and the Hearth Author of "Cloister and the Hearth,” 1861. Author of "Foul Play," 1869. Author of "Hard Cash" Author of "Peg Woffington" Author of best seller of 1881. "__ and weep!" "__ and weep!": poker winner's cry A McGuffey product. Audiobook voice Audiobooks personnel Author's desire __ a part (audition) At a moment's notice Accept, as data Add to memory Aid for enjoying "The Night Watchman" at night Astrologers' work Analyze handwriting? Attorney request to a witness adapt to a new situation Additional tweak App documentation file, perhaps Allow back in Allow in again Accepted by vote again An electronic meter indication. act of retrieving information from a computer memory or storage device an electronic device the displays information is a visual form Absorbs books Acts the bookorm Acts the bookworm Auditions (for) Auditions for a part Auditions for a stage role. Assesses one's audience Amuses with a tale Advice to the installment buyer. Acquire background Acquire background information advertise again "__, aim, fire!" All geared up Aimless command to a squad? a manufactured artifact that is made in advance and available for purchase A too-convenient out, perhaps Aircraft carrier pilot's waiting area Assert again Assert anew "An American Life" autobiographer "An American Life" writer "As government expands, liberty contracts" speaker A Hollywood Ronald. Actor Ronald. Actor elected president Actor in "King's Row": 1942 Actor in all films in this puzzle Actor on the political scene. Alternative to Dulles America's first divorced president America's only divorced president American economic ideas and policy of 1980s Active chemical substance Analyst's chemical Analytic chemical substance Analytical substance Assay need Assayer's substance Assaying aid Adjust one's lenses Adjust one's sights Adjust one's sights, maybe Adjust the sight Adjust, as a satellite dish Adjusts after a miss Adjusts one's sight Adjusts one's sights Adjusts, as a bow "Are you for __?" Authentic, as in a document A kind of estate. Actual kingdom miles away Adjective for a McCoy Adjective for the McCoy. Almost 10 cents in Colombia. Authentic old coin? Authentic, or Brazil's currency Ale pumped from a cask without the use of carbon dioxide Authenticity paradigm A lot may be on one's mind A shade of orange or yellow. Arsenic sulfide for pigments. "Around the Horn" host Tony All that truly exists: Philos. Artifacts used in teaching Adjust again, as tires Adjust the antenna Adjust the tires Adjusts anew Adjust anew Achieve, British style A tendency to face facts. Acceptance of the way things are Acceptance of things as they are Art and literature genre Artistic movement representing people and things as they actually are Artistic style that depicts things as they are artistic style that aims to depict things as they truly appear artistic style that aims to depict things as they truly are awareness or acceptance of things as they are Adherent to truth of detail. Almost any modern novelist. Anti-theorist. Adherents of actuality Actuality, in Arles Actuality: Fr. "Alternate ___" (2000 sci-fi omnibus) Accomplished fact. Actual state of affairs Acquire as result of efforts. Actual;existing Apportion another way "And you believe that?" *"A party without cake is ___" ... and the taxi driver replied ... Area of operations. Asgard or Midgard, in Norse mythology Awfully hot *Aussie's true friend? Areas of influence A bona fide quality Any point on one infinite mathematical line Arithmetical unit *Albino orca, e.g. Actual hair product used by Michael Stipe (I know he's practically bald, but work with me here)? All rational and irrational numbers Actual elapsed period Actual number of minutes Analytical measure audio clip of an original recording, used as a mobile phone ringtone Agent from the home office? American estate agent Annual Christmas purchase for many A lot of leaves A lot of legal-size A lot of paper A lot of sheets A sheet-load About 500 sheets of paper About five pounds of letter-size Amount of paper Amount some paper trays can hold An amount of paper Accumulate again Amounts of paper Asset for breathing new life into a project at work? Appropriate again, as land "As ye sow, so shall ye __" A biblical verb Acquire in the field Acquire what's yours Acquire, as recompense a time to ___, a time to sow... Amassed maize, say Autumn farm worker Advice for a rejectee, maybe Advice for a university rejectee Appeal again assign (a person, committee, etc) to a post or role again Assess anew appropriate again Acquires from the field Acquires, as profit A kind of admiral. Act like a stallion Act like a startled horse Adjective in a Hitchcock title Admiral adjective Admiral or guard Admiral type Admiral variety Admiral's position? Admiralty adjective Admiralty designation Aft area Aft section Alfred Hitchcock thriller ____ Window Alfred Hitchcock's ____ Window Also ran's position? Antonym of "vanguard" Area for an exit Area for some admirals? Area jiggled while twerking Auto's __ view mirror ___ admiral (rank above captain) Acted as parent to Acted like a stallion Acted like a startled stallion Abrupt stop at a red light Asses are seen in tears (4,4) Access via a back door Acting as parents Army's back section Abandon a detente Abandon detente Abandon détente Abrogate a peace treaty, maybe Acquire new or better weapons Acquire new weaponry Acquire new weapons