Letter A 183750–184000

Antique engine's power source Arouse, with "up" apartment heater A sojourn in a caldarium. Angry fare? African Queen, for one An oldtime auto. Appliance similar to an iron Autoclave. Alternatives to irons Arrive hastily Audible small appliance Amusement park instrument Aesthetic seen in the 1986 Hayao Miyazaki film "Castle in the Sky" Aesthetic with trademark brass goggles Asphalt flattener At least R-rated An ester used in ointments A name of Eliot's abnormal accumulation of fat ". . . as a __ that knows its rider": Byron "... a __ flying fearless and fleet": Longfellow Animal evoked by a chess knight Arab, at times Arab, maybe Arabian e.g. Asset in slapjack. a spirited horse for state or war All the king's horses? Arabs, perhaps "Abs of ___" "___ and Glass," Lennon song A basic American industry. A leading U. S. industry. Abs makeup, ideally? Alloy containing carbon Alloy containing iron Alloy for which Damascus was famous Alloy in girders Alloy of iron Alloy that might be stainless Alloy that symbolizes strength Alloy used in skyscrapers Andrew Carnegie's industry Andrew Carnegie's product Anniversary gift after tin Anniversary gift between tin and silk ArcelorMittal product Auto frame material Auto metal Alloy commonly used in skyscrapers Alloy commonly used in skyscrapers A k a Nestor Ironside Actor Bob of "Of Mice and Men," 1939 Addison and ___. Addison associate Richard Addison collaborator Addison contemporary Addison contemporary Richard Addison partner Addison s partner Addison's associate Addison's co-author Addison's co-editor on "The Spectator." Addison's co-worker. Addison's collaborator Addison's colleague in publishing Addison's essay partner Addison's friend Addison's literary partner Addison's partner at The Spectator Addison's partner in "The Spectator" Addison's partner on "The Spectator" Addison's publishing partner Addison's writing partner An Isaac Bickerstaff Anastasia __, "Fifty Shades of Grey" character Anastasia ___ (lead role in "Fifty Shades of Grey") Anastasia ___, protagonist of "Fifty Shades of Grey" Anastasia ___, woman in "Fifty Shades of Grey" Anastasia of "Fifty Shades of Grey" Apt surname for a metalworker Associate of Addison Associate of Joseph Addison. Author of Their Town Author of a notorious dossier Author of "Sense and Sensibility" with a steelier name ___ and Addison A.F.C. North player An A.F.C. player Athlete in the same town as the Penguins A.F.C. team that has won six Super Bowls Activist Shelby and politician Michael Addison's partner and family Author Sir Richard and family Armor-plated abode? Agate alternative A Bond baddie had them in "The Spy Who Loved Me" and "Moonraker" A Truman aid. Acting Defense Mobilizer. Assistant to President Truman. Alfred Hunt and Andrew Carnegie Automaker supplier Atlantic City amusement park Akron-Youngstown State game trophy symbolizing the cities' best-known industries Abrasive polishing aid "Aja" band __ Dan As hard or grey as metal "Aja" group "As the Old Sing, So Pipe the Young" painter Jan An indefinite number, like umpteen. Artist Jan Artist well-represented in the Rijksmuseum Artist who inspired two of the three paintings in Joan Miró's "Dutch Interiors" series Author of "The Sun Is My Undoing." ALPINE ibex A lot to pay Adjective for a canyon wall Allow to soak, as tea Almost straight up and down, as a cliff Almost vertical, as a slope Approaching vertical At a sharp incline Awfully expensive Awfully high Awfully high, as a price A place in Dickens' "The Chimes." A spire is part of one a person who repairs steeples and high chimneys At a sharp vertical angle Attempts to win a tea-making contest? " . . . a star to ___ her by": Masefield A head of the ranch? Aim the car Animal in a roundup Animal roped at rodeos Animal that doesn't direct a herd, despite its name Animals rounded up in a roundup Apt rhyme for "overseer" "...and cannot ___ middle course": Massinger ACCOMMODATION, cheapest on board Area for seafarers paying lowest fares Area on a liner Avoid (with "of") Avoid completely, as an obstacle Acted as coxswain, e.g. Acted as helmsman Auto-assembly part Automotive devices that enable turning Acts as a shill Avoids, informally Actress Dawson of the "Hunger Games" movies Australian actress Dawson Aurora's dad in "Sleeping Beauty" Austrian author Zweig. Austrian biographer Zweig Austrian physicist: 1835–93 Author Zweig Author of "Word Freak: Heartbreak, Triumph, Genius, and Obsession in the World of Competitive Scrabble Players" Author and journalist; one of the "muckrackers." Achiever of tennis's only Golden Slam (in 1988), familiarly Andre's love Andre's off-court match Andre's tennis-playing wife Athlete Graf any bird of the pelican order "Angle of Repose" author "Angle of Repose" author Wallace Actor Rod "A Rose is a rose . . . " "A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose" author A famous Gertrude. A toaster may hold one Ale carrier American expatriate writer. American poetess who was an M.D. Author of "Four Saints in Three Acts.” Author who coined the term "Lost Generation" American Nobel author Author John and family A "Ms." founder Alley role in "A Bunny's Tale" Alley's 1985 "A Bunny's Tale" role Austrian philosopher Rudolf American inventor born in Germany (1865–1923). Ale containers Ale mugs Anc. pillar. Anc. stone slab. Ancient milestone. Ancient pillar. Ancient pillarlike monument. Ancient stone marker Ancient stone pillar. Ancient stone slab Ancient upright stone slab A pillar. Ancient Greek pillar Ancient Roman burial stone Ancient burial stone Ancient commemorative tablet Ancient stone monument. Ancient stone tablet. Ancient upright stone Antique pillar Archeological slab Arrow shaft arrow handle Ancient Greek gravestones. Ancient milestones. Ancient monuments Ancient pillars. Ancient stone pillars. Ancient stone slabs. Archeological finds Arrow shafts "A Streetcar Named Desire" character "A Streetcar Named Desire" heroine "A Streetcar Named Desire" lady "A Streetcar Named Desire" name "A Streetcar Named Desire" shout "A Streetcar Named Desire" sister "A Streetcar Named Desire" woman "A Streetcar Named Desire" woman (and a famous shout) -- Artois -- Artois (beer brand) A Streetcar Named Desire wife Acting teacher Adler Actress Adler Actress Adler or Stevens Actress Stevens of "The Poseidon Adventure" Adler of the stage Adler or Dallas Adler or Stevens Adler with a noted acting studio Artist Frank Artist Frank ___, pioneer in Minimalism Artist Frank whose "Empress of India" is in MoMA Astral woman? __ Artois: Belgian beer ___ Artois (beer) ___ Artois, beer from Belgium Ancient stone slabs bearing inscriptions or carvings Auto company that was the subject of strikes in 2023 Abounding with stars. Amazing and then some Adler and Stevens Another name for Erasmus of Formiae A cherry may be served with it A rose's is thorny