Letter A 168000–168250

Ancient alphabetic character Ancient alphabetic symbol Ancient alphabetical character Ancient inscription Ancient letter form Ancient markings Ancient mystical character Ancient mystical letter Ancient script. Ancient scroll character Ancient symbol Ancient wall inscription Ancient written letter. Anglo-Saxon alphabetic symbol Anglo-Saxon character Anglo-Saxon writing symbol Any poem: Poet. Aphorism with a mystical meaning Archaeological inscription Archeological inscription Alphabet used by East Goths, c. 300. Ancient German letters Ancient Germanic letters Ancient Norse poems Ancient Norse writings. Ancient Scandinavian poems Ancient alphabet signs. Ancient alphabetic characters Ancient alphabetic symbols Ancient alphabetical characters Ancient characters Ancient cryptic signs Ancient letter symbols Ancient letters Ancient letters in the Bluetooth logo Ancient symbolic letters Ancient symbols Ancients letters Arcane characters A ___ one's money A step up the ladder A step up, maybe? Alternate between extremes Ancient kind of alphabet Ancient type style Adversarial encounter Altercation: Colloq. Angry encounter Arrest a crook Arrest, in slang Act in a frantic, unproductive way Altercations: Colloq. A trained athlete who competes in foot races Alberto Salazar, e.g. Athlete in a triathlon's last leg ATHLETIC shoes "A daily jog is good for you"? Angel on the lam? Ancient Olympic event ... a sprinting cow? Aspiring veep About to collapse, say Almost out of energy Acting without restraint Accumulating charges, say A __ bad luck Agnes's workout? Abscond (with) a final election to resolve an earlier election that did not produce a winner Anger over a grammatically incorrect sentence? Arrive as scheduled *Airstream occupant, in brief A scoreboard listing Aims for office Alternative to passes Animal trails. Areas in dog pounds Arrivals at home, perhaps Arrivals at home? Aspires to be mayor, say Attempts to catch Arranges for deferred payment Arranges to pay the bartender later Arrests an entire crime syndicate? A chef may have a problem if she ___ Acts of wild abandon Accrues, as a massive bar bill Accumulates, as a tab Adds to, as a bar bill Adds to, as a bar tab Adds to, as a tab Any of Snow White's friends Accept possible consequences A little small Approach in a hurry Approach on the double Accumulate, as a bill Accumulate, as a tab Accumulate, as bills Accumulate, as charges Accumulate, as debt Accumulate, as debts Add to, as a tab Amass, as a bar bill Amass, as a bill Amass, as a debt Amass, as a tab Amass, as debt Amass, as debts Ascend quickly Ascend rapidly Accumulate charges ... or what you must do to answer four clues in this puzzle Add to a huge lead Aircraft carrier's take-off strip. Airport necessity Airport strip Area at either end of a flight Airstrips. Act dangerously in haste, as a child might ignore safety advice A hundred paise About 21 cents in India. About 30 cents in British India. Agra coin Amritsar money Actor Grint Anthony Hope's hero. Australian-born media mogul Actor Everett and others AMERICAN cock of the rock (genus) Adolph of coaching fame __ Arena: Kentucky Wildcats home ___ Arena, Kentucky sporting venue at the center of a 2020 renaming debate ___ Arena, home to the Kentucky Wildcats AFFECT with hernia a caryophyllaceous plant once thought to cure hernia Allegorical play by Karel Capek Are you hearing right? Asimov called it "bad . . . but it is immortal for that one word" Automaton drama Automaton-themed play of 1921 Automaton-themed play of the 1920s agronomic "Aw shucks" and "Gee whillikers," e.g. advocates for country living advocates of country living A bird, the morepork. Abbr. for Moscow’s country Alas. Purchase seller An SSR once A cunning move. Action to mislead An action intended to deceive or trick someone An attempt to pull wool over the eyes. April Fools' Day action A kind of scrimmage on campus. Act hastily Adrenaline surge Advance on the gridiron Audible decision ARABIC word for rightness of mind Author born in Bombay Author not in favor in Iran Author of the 2024 memoir "Knife" Acted hastily Aspiring Greek Aspiring frat member Acts like a fool? Acts the fool? Acceptance into an Oxford fraternity? Act like fools? Annual event at frats Arrive at hastily, as judgment Abounding in cattails. A kind of sweet biscuit. Acheson's assistant in Far Eastern Affairs. "Amazon Women on the Moon" director Meyer Actor Tamblyn Actor William of "Boy Meets World" Apt USSR anagram Apt anagram of USSR Argent's Ballard "Auntie Mame" star Actor Kurt Author Bertrand Author of "New Hopes For a Changing World." Author of "Bread-Making for Ninnies"? A winter apple. Apple often rough-skinned Apple or potato Apple or potato variety Apple with brownish skin a reddish brown homespun fabric Autumn apples a brownish roughened area on fruit eg apples, caused by injury "Anna Karenina" setting A Triple Entente land About a ninth of Earth's land Aral locale A delegation at U. N. Aksakov, Sergei Aksyonov, Vasily Aleshkovsky, Yuz Amalrik, Andrei Andreyev, Leonid [aria-label] Humanoid toy, written in a different language Assimilate to Slavic customs. Act of reckless bravado Actress Rene of "Ransom" Actress Rene of "Thor" An acting Rene Anthony or Joe who directed "Avengers: Endgame" A detriment to pipes. Acquire signs of age Aged-iron blemish Aging issue An auto-body experience? Auburn's kin Auto body concern Auto body corrosion Auto body problem Auto body woe Auto body worry Auto-body problem Auto-body woe American region characterized by industrial decline Area with aging factories Awkwardly simple and provincial Appropriate, on a range Activity discouraged by brands Ages badly Ages from oxidation Ages like iron Autumnal colors Auto blemishes caused by road salt Arnold hero Awkward hitter's symbol Assistant who's out of practice? A good thing to get out of A rat race runner is in one A worn track. Adventurer's aversion All-too-familiar spot Actress Lee of TV's Pantomime Quiz Actress Lee of "Funny Face" Actress Lee of TV and film A rod: German. Actor Hauer A Roman from Boston Actress Gordon Actress Gordon: 1896–1985