Letter A 173000–173250

A round Assessments given to teamsters? a mutation that tends to be lethal but is not always able to read and write on an elementary level a manufactured product, material, etc, used to make an end-product Arsenic is one Arsenic or antimony ___ axis, half of an ellipse's shorter diameter About 24 times a year a periodical that is published twice each month A learning experience? ACADEMIC meeting of students Academic meeting Advanced class Advanced college course Advanced course Advanced course offering Advanced discussion-group course Advanced study group Advanced-study group any meeting for an exchange of ideas Academies. Academic groups Advanced courses. Advanced study groups a private place of education for the young a theological school for training ministers or priests or rabbis Almost to the big leagues Athlete getting part-time pay Activity for weekend warriors Athletes with other jobs, perhaps A little hard to find Arena prelims A bit firm in consistency Almost firm advertisement that appears on the same page as another advertisement but not adjacent to it A scion of Shem A son of Shem. Abraham, e.g. Akkadian or Phoenician Ancient speaker of Aramaic Arab or Hebrew Arab or Israeli Arab or Israeli, e.g. Arab or Jew Arab, for example Aramaean. Assyrian or Arab a member of a group of Semitic-speaking peoples of the Middle East and northern Africa A Middle East people Arabs and Hebrews Arabs and Jews Arabs and Syrians. Arabs, Hebrews, etc. Arabs, Syrians, et al. Arabs, e.g. Afroasiatic language subfamily Arabic or Aramaic Arabic or Hebrew Aramaic, Arabic, Hebrew, etc. Assyrian's tongue A major scale contains two a vowellike sound that serves as a consonant "Always," in USMC motto. "Always," in a military slogan Always, in some mottos Always, to Antony Always, to a Marine Always, to a leatherneck Always: L. Always: Lat. Always: Latin. a durable woollen cloth Aimee ___ McPherson, evangelist behind America's first megachurch Always, in Italy. Always, in Roma Always, in scores Always, musically Always, on a score Always, to Mehta Always, where all roads lead Always: It. Always; throughout, in music directions. Academic pds. Academic periods: Abbr. Assume the appearance of. Abbreviation for a senior member A Congressman: Abbr. A mem. of Congress A. Gore, once A.L. player of yore Aaron Burr was one: Abbr. Abbr. before Tammy Duckworth's name Al Franken, e.g.: Abbr. Amb. approver Andrew Johnson, after his presidency: Abbr. Angioplasty implant Any of a DC 100 Any one of the Gang of 8: Abbr. Ariz.'s McCain, for one Ark.'s Mark Pryor, e.g. Arlen Specter, briefly Asiatic currency. Abbr. for a seasoned member of Congress a fractional monetary unit of Japan and Indonesia and Cambodia Advisor to Nero A landmark: Span. antimony trioxide in cubic crystalline form "Assemblée Nationale" complement Assemblée législative AMERICAN legislative assembly, branch of the AMERICAN upper and less numerous branch of the legislative assembly Advice-and-consent body Al Franken's place Ambassador confirmer America's has 100 seats Ancient Roman council Ancient Roman ruling body Andrew Johnson served there Article 1, Section 3 constitutional subject Assembly in D.C. Assembly of 100 Assembly with six-year terms assembly possessing high legislative powers Advisory councils Assemblies of elders. A Roman in the Forum. A thesmothete A title of Rienzi's. A.L.'er until 1960 Alexander or Paul American politician Anagram of "treason" Any of 100 in Washington Author Kennedy, for example. ability to control people A century in American politics "...and last in the American League" team Arizona for McCain or Wisconsin for Feingold? Author of 1960 best seller. A parody (with "up") Arrow icon's direction Author Maurice Author of the controversial kids' book "In the Night Kitchen" Author who wrote the line "Let the wild rumpus start!" Author-illustrator Maurice A ham, sometimes Allow to play A Little Night Music song A ringmaster will do it "Anyway, please [write back] when you can..." Adieux __ a wild goose chase Absolutely delights All of it, part 4 Address label heading Address label words A skit (4-2) Assign to prison A Finger Lake Adviser to Nero Allegany Reservation residents American milkwort A republic in western Africa African birthplace of Khaby Lame, the most-followed TikToker African nation whose capital is Dakar Add to one's age AGEING process aging process African shrew Addled by age Anagram of ENISLE Ancient ones. Aging problem A grade above AINE Alum-to-be Alumnus-to-be Appointed first AARP member, probably AARP cash-saving offer AARP members receive them "Affliction" for those close to graduation "Affliction" suffered by almost-graduates Affliction similar to spring fever Ailment similar to spring fever Almost-grad's "disease" Asset on the corporate ladder AARP movement? A law firm position A particularly egregious one may get someone banned from graduation Annual coronation event Ad for a nursing home? AARP teasers? Admission discount recipients, often Alumni-to-be Alpine herdsman Ancient kingdom in the Sudan. Aykroyd, in "Chaplin" Alpine herdsmen. A Sevillian A gentleman from Barcelona. Acapulco address Address for Antonio Banderas Address for el argentino Address for un caballero Address in Caracas Address in some burrito shop names Address south of the border Address with a tilde Al Lopez, for instance. Andalucia address Andalucía address Andalusian address Aragon address Año nuevo celebrant a Spanish title or form of address for a man A Madrileña's title A spouse in Sevilla A title for Isabel Perón Address for a Juárez wife Andalusian matron. Andalusian title Asturian title. Airline category for hombres? Address for Dulcinea Argentine miss A century in Washington: Abbr. Agendicum, nowadays Ancient French town Able to feel, see, etc. Able to feel, taste, etc. Able to hear or see, e.g. Able to perceive Able to see, hear, etc. Appreciated by eye, ear, etc. Apprehend via smell, touch, etc. Apprehended by touch, taste, etc. Apprehended through the senses. Apprehended through touch, sight, etc. Apprehends: Rare. A figurative bombshell. A state of excited feeling a physical feeling or perception ability to feel things physically "___ and Sensibility "___ and Sensibility," 1811. A faculty like sight or hearing A common one isn't always so common A feeling or perception