Letter A 171250–171500

Achieved as a gain. an official who records the score during the progress of a game Abdul-Jabbar, notably Allen Iverson, e.g. a player who makes a score in a game or contest Achieves as a gain. Arrives at home, e.g. Attitude toward someone you can't stomach any fish of the family Scorpaenidae, spiny-finned marine fish with large armoured heads any member of the scorpion fish family A water sign Aggressive type, supposedly Aggressive, moody type, they say Arachnoid zodiac sign Astrological sign represented by a scorpion Arachnid with a fearsome reputation Arachnid with venomous sting. AUSTRALIAN scorpion, dangerous (order) Antares is its brightest star Aberdeen autochthon Aberdeen fellow Aberdeen man Aberdeen resident Aberdonian Aberdonian or Glaswegian Aberdonian, e.g. Adam Smith, e.g. Adam Smith, for example Adam Smith, for one Alan Cumming, e.g. Alexander Graham Bell, by birth Alexander Graham Bell, e.g. Alexander Graham Bell, for one Allistair or Murdoch Andrew Carnegie, for one Andy Murray, by birth Andy Murray, e.g. Angus or Sandy. Angus, maybe Annie Lennox or Sheena Easton Annie Lennox or Susan Boyle Annie Lennox, by birth Annie Lennox, for one Any guy from Aberdeen Arran resident Arthur Conan Doyle, by birth Arthur Conan Doyle, e.g. Assess for tax Auto racer Jackie Stewart, e.g. Automaker David Dunbar Buick, by birth Ayr native Ayr resident ___ and lot (old levy) A type of whisky __ and soda A first course in Fife *Adhesive used in some janky fixes Arctic sea duck. Arran locale Artist Warhol accosted by the British police? an instrument for detecting defects in the visual field ability of the eye to adjust for night vision "Auld Lang Syne" language Aberdeen folk Aberdeen residents Aberdonians Aberdonians and Glaswegians Aberdonians, e.g. Aberdonians, for instance Andrew Carnegie and Alexander Graham Bell, by birth Ayr men Ayr natives Adam Smith and David Hume, e.g. "A Long Walk" singer Jill "Alien" director Ridley __ A Scrooge portrayer Activist Coretta ___ King Actor Baio Actor Bakula Actor George C. Actor Wolf Adam of "Severance" Adam of TV's "Severance" Adams or Hamilton Adams who draws "Dilbert" Anthem composer's middle name Apollo 9 and 15 astronaut Astronaut Carpenter Astronaut Kelly Astronaut M. __ Carpenter Author F. __ Fitzgerald Author Fitzgerald's middle name. Author Sir Walter Author of "Ivanhoe" Author of "Quentin Durward" Author of "The Abbot" Author of "The Story of Mrs. Murphy." Author of an 1820 novel, a currently popular movie. Actor Bakula stops snoozing? [Canada] Antonio of opera American Kennel Club member Actors Baio and Bakula "All my novels are about the ambiguities that lie beneath the sharp edges of the law" speaker Author of "Innocent" Author of "Presumed Innocent" Author of novels set in the fictional Kindle County Absolutely clean An affliction. Attila, "The ___ of God" Attila, to God? Attila, to his enemies AMERICAN Indian guide Advance man in sports. Advance person Advance soldier Airplane for reconnaissance. Athletic talent finder Army reconnaissance transports Advance group Army vanguard. A tug may tow it Angry expression Angry face Angry frown Angry frowns Apothecary's weight: Abbr. Apothecary's wt. Activity that might cause you to draw a blank A scrawny person. Abrupt farewell A hard climb. Alternative to sunny side up A motorcycle racing over rough and hilly ground A city or former governor of Pa. Anthracite city of New Jersey. Anthracite center. A kind of book. A short fight or quarrel Abandon a project Abandon, as a plan Abandon, as a project Abolish or cancel a plan or law Any old iron. a small piece usually discarded Actor's album. Album with clippings Albums for preserving memories and mementos Abraded area Abrasive injury ... ax actor Asner ... Apparatus used in leveling airfields. Abrasions Awkward predicaments. Archaeological sample Aggressive pugilist Abandons, like a craft project Airplane! (film) dog Acorn pursuer in the "Ice Age" movies Acorn-obsessed "Ice Age" character Acorn-toting "Ice Age" rodent Adorable critter in the Ice Age films Attack The Boston Globe? Attack USA Today? Adjective for some pens. A bit too thin A lot is done on roller coasters Actress known for playing "final girls" (... first 3 letters + last 3) Actress typecast in slasher flicks Audience reaction, modern style. Accumulation of pebbles on a slope. Accumulation of pebbles. Auto accident sound Abrupt stop A layer of material applied to level a floor Angry, long-winded editorial Angry, rambling speech Angry orations All eyes are on the big one Anti-insect application Assist in a pick-and-roll Attempt to weed out, as bad applicants ___ Actors Guild a socially inept teenager who is adept at electronic communication Actor's tax-filing allowance Allowing a breeze, say Advance copy of a video sent to critics Advance copy sent to a critic Advance showing of a film Airport agent Airport anti-terrorism worker Airport employee Airport occupation Airport security employee Airport security worker Airport worker Advance copies of movies that are sent to award voters Audition Mr. Ed hopefuls? Anonymous, say, for a troll ...at the library, we read a ___ Apps for blind and visually impaired people Action-film hero who specializes in dramatic rescues? Attachment you might send to a tech person when you have a computer problem Actor's audition Actor's hurdle Actor's tryout Audition of a kind Assessments given to computer repairmen? Amount of TV watching limited by parents, and a hint to the last word of the answers to starred clues Accumulations of stones at the base of a cliff A carpenter may drive it A driver turns it A simple machine A thread winds around it AUSTRALIAN prison officer (sl.) Alternative to a nail Archimedes' ___ (ancient water-transport machine) Archimedes' device A crazy person Al Schacht impersonation. "A Fish Called Wanda," e.g. A solo tool a tool for turning screws Attached with spiral hardware Attach to a light bulb socket "Ahhh, what the heck" Assembly needs, frequently A little demented Absurdly impractical ALEXSANDR Aptly named French dramatist. Artisan at Kells Augustin Eugène ___, French dramatist. Amanuenses Ancient writers a shipbuilder's drawing board a firm open-weave fabric used for a curtain in the theater Act niggardly Act stingily Actd like a nipcheese. Acts economically Acts the skinflint. Art of bone carving Ancient cylindrical manuscript cases. AMERICAN journalist, well-known Ad hoc currencies Actor's reading Actor's reading material Actor's reading matter Actor's reference Actor's text