Letter A 185000–185250

A 35,000-year-old one, discovered in Australia, is the oldest-known tool with ground cutting edges any boring mollusc another name for saxifrage As icy as Sharon Affected by tee many martoonis Attacked with missiles, in a way Attacked, biblically Artisan with a chisel Ancient circular arrangement on Salisbury Plain Ancient royal burying ground, according to recent evidence Ancient, mystifying construction in England Author and actor take on a builder Atomic physicist's favorite wall builder? Artisan pizzeria feature Ammunition for a catapult Arms in slings? Assemblage on Salisbury Plain. ___ and sticks Arrests effectively any of various green algae which grow in brackish or fresh water Author of "State Fair" Abdicated a seat Acknowledged an anthem Acknowledged the national anthem Arose from one's chair Attended SRO performance. Awaited the anthem Adhered to, as a decision Acted as a substitute (for) ___ awe of (was intimidated by) Admired reverentially, with "of" Admired with quiet reverence, with "of" Attracted attention Asked for nothing Acted frozen in freeze tag Assumed battle stations Arose from a chair Actor of a sort. Any of a classic slapstick trio Any of a comedic trio Any one of a slapstick trio actor who feeds lines to a comedian a group of sheaves of grain stood on end in a field A seat without back or arms A seat. Aid for reaching the top shelf, maybe Aid in reaching a high shelf, maybe An acoustic guitarist may use one Accipiter's dive American street game "All ___!" (captain's cry) A brief stay in the course of a journey A period. A place for the bus A space-voyaging problem. Against Me! song that's dead in its tracks? Anagram for tops Anagram of "pots" Arrester's word Arresting word Arrive in the pit Automatic-elevator button Avast, to a lubber ___-and-go traffic "A face that could ___ clock" "A face that would ___ clock" "Anyone can ___ man's life ...": Seneca A face to ___ clock. Accept no limits...and the first of a quip Acidic darkroom solution Argument deflection #3 ...an FBI agent? [Arrest, Omit, Bun] Advice from Smokey Bear Alternately discouraging and encouraging forward movement, as a chancellor of the exchequer's policy Annoying conditions when driving a stick shift Avert a mishap, say *Animated filmmaking technique Animated film technique Animation technique Animation technique in "Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio" Animation technique used for "Fantastic Mr. Fox" ___ a dime (driver's boast). a stopping place on a journey act of stopping something or the state of being stopped "Arcadia" playwright a plug used to close the neck of the bottle a plug used to seal the neck of a bottle Apertures in a flute. "A face that ___ clock" Abruptly fail to finish Advice to a young Marceau: "If you want to succeed, ___!" Avert more serious losses A place to keep things Alternative to throwing out An unused item may be placed in it Attic function Attic function, often Attic use Attic's function, often Attic's purpose Attic's purpose, often Attic's use a depository for good place to keep things Attic container Attic or basement, often A&E; reality show that might be called "one man's trash . . . TV" Actor Larry Abercrombie & Fitch, for one Accumulate a reserve. Accumulate for future use Any retail shop Alternative to a refund, often *Antishoplifting force area of store facing street APP, CONVENIENCE, GENERAL, THRIFT? a place where food and other stores are kept Acorn woodpecker, e.g. Attic maybe Attic or cellar. a room in which things are stored Attics, often articles accumulated for some specific object A lift will get you to a new one Affection animals have for their young. Adorned with historical scenes. Activity in a warehouse Activity in an attic AMERICAN jabiru Adjutant, e.g. Air-lift in old superstition. Animal on Vlasic pickle jars Avian baby deliverer argala Avian midwives? any plant of the genus Erodium "A Perfect ___" A X-Men heroine A female x-man A large one may be named Actress Gale Angrily leave, with "out" Assail, as the ramparts Assault en masse Attack en masse Attack en masse, as a castle Attack in force Attack violently, as a fortress Attack, as a castle Attack, as ramparts Anger, in the comics Attack a Colorado brewery? Added protection against winter weather Attacked by force Attacked en masse Attacked in force Attacked, as a castle Angrily exited a place in a huff Arrive angrily and abruptly Attacking fiercely Attacking violently. Attacks by force Attacks en masse, as a castle Auxiliary window. Abnormally high tides caused by hurricane winds: 2 wds. Attempt to invade Arlen's "___ Weather" "A Christmas Carol," e.g. "A likely __!" "A likely ___!" ("Doubtful!") A bungalow has one A yarn ... AN ACCOUNT OF REAL OR IMAGINARY EVENTS THAT IS TOLD AS FORM AS ENTERTAINMENT Alibi, say Anthology item. Any news article: Journalism. Apartment building unit Azimov product antelope gait A basin for holy water in a church Archaic drinking cup. ASSAIL with words (sl.) Alcoholic drink that might taste chocolaty a garment size for a large or heavy person "A ___ champion never handled sword": "Henry VI, Part I" A bit overweight Ales' kin A Franklin innovation A Franklin invention Appliance for boiling water Appliance with a cooktop Appliance with burners Abe Lincoln's hat. Accessory in which this puzzle's subject stashed important documents "___ at Yale": Johnson "___ at Yale," by Owen Johnson. A dish of stewed potatoes Arrange aboard Arrange compactly __ away (get a free ride) __ away: hide on a ship Airline nuisance "A Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin" author Abolitionist Harriet Beecher Abolitionist author Abolitionist-author Actress Madeleine Antislavery author Aspen alternative Author Harriet Beecher Author buried on the Phillips Academy campus in 1896 Author of "Dred" Author of "Oldtown Folks": 1869 Author of "The Minister's Wooing" Author of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" Author of 1852 best seller. Author of best seller, 1851–52. Author of influential book, 1852. Author of the 19th century's best-selling novel Authorial abolitionist Actress Madeleine et al. Adding to what's in store? A 1960s print ad for it read "Spare the rods" Additive at Indy Additive sold at AutoZone Additive sold at NAPA Additive sold at Napa Auto Parts Additive sold at Pep Boys Additive that sponsors NASCAR racers Andy's additive Andy's auto additive Armored AutoGroup brand Auto additive letters Auto additive product Auto additive with a mostly red oval logo Auto additive with a red oval logo Auto additives co. that hints at this puzzle's theme Auto engine additive Auto engine conditioner Auto fluid ltrs. Auto lubricant brand found in "exhaust pipes" Auto lubricant letters Auto maintenance letters Auto oil additive Auto performance brand Auto racing sponsor Auto shop inits. Auto-additive initials Auto-racer sponsor Auto-racing sponsor