Letter A
Auto. engine enhancer
AutoZone brand
Automotive brand paired with Armor All
Automotive brand with a red oval logo
Auto additive brand found in garages
"Apostle of Ireland," familiarly
Annual parade V.I.P.
Annual parade celeb
Annual parade honoree, briefly
Annual parade honoree, familiarly
Annual parade honoree, for short
Annual parade honoree, informally
Annual winter honoree, briefly
Apostle of Ire.
Apostle of Ireland, for short
"A Prairie Home Companion" broadcast site
"A Prairie Home Companion" home
A twin city
AL East city
Amer. League city
Ancient angler
Andrew's apostle brother
Angler's patron
Apostle believed by Catholics to be the first Bishop of Rome
Apostle whose given name was Simon
Ave., in Aachen
an instrument measuring the degree of strabismus in the eyes
Ancient Greek geographer
archaic past tense form of strike
A violin, for short
Amati rel.
Amati relative
Another fine 15A
Antique violin
Antonio's product, for short
Ax for Bell or Perlman
Appear to favor both sides of: Colloq.
Appear to favor both sides: Colloq.
Appear to take both sides of (an issue).
An expensive fiddle
Amatis' kin
Aircraft machine-gun attack
Attack by plane, in a way
Attack from a low-flying plane
Attack from a plane
Attack via fighter plane
Attack via plane, in a way
Attack with a low flyover
Attack with a plane
Attack with gunfire
Attack with machine gun fire from an aircraft
Attack with repeated fire.
Attack, as a fighter pilot
Attack, as a fighter plane
attack with machine guns or cannon fire from a low-flying plane
Attacked from a fighter plane
Attacked from a low-flying plane
Attacked from above
Attacked from an aircraft, in a way
Attacked from the air
Attacked ground units, in a way
Attacked on the fly
Attacked while flying low
Attacked with gunfire
Aerial assailant
Airborne machine-gunner
Air assaults
Attacks from an airplane
Attacks from the air
Attacks with a P-47 Thunderbolt
Attacks with gunfire.
Attacking from the air
A flush beats it
___ as an arrow
an animal produced by breeding a single breed, strain, or type
ACE-KING-QUEEN-JACK-10
Astronaut's whisky request?
Air, or pressure
Athlete's injury
___ at a gnat
"___, and swallow a camel.”
Applied elbow grease
Ancestral lines
Applicant must be able to paint the area between Alaska and Russia
Add financial difficulties to
André Gide novel whose title comes from Matthew 7:14
a garment for restraining a person with violent tendencies
Address about a body of water?
American who won 1950 British amateur golf championship.
and dry High
"A soldier full of ___ oaths."—As You Like It.
Adjective for Ripley
Albert Camus work, with "The"
Aversion to unfamiliar faces
Air from Borodin's "Polovtsian Dance No. 2"
A hanger of sorts.
A pump lacks one
Addendum to a bearskin cap.
Adjustable part of a backpack
Adjustable part of a bra
Airplane seat accessory.
Airplane seat adjunct.
Amusement park ride feature
Attach to the luggage rack, say
All-female missionary member?
Apt tool for Peggy?
Attach as a scuba tank
Attach, as a seat belt
Attach, as a seatbelt
Attach, as a tool belt
Attached, as a holster
adhesive strips
Adjustable bra parts
Airplane seat equipment.
Applies the belt
Artificial gem paste.
A thoroughfare in Berlin.
Augsburg avenue
Automobil site
Autobahnen
Air levels.
Archaeological layers
Artful ploy
a contrived trick or scheme to gain advantage in a situation
Artfully maneuvered.
Artful planner.
Art of war.
A broad river valley
ARGYLL and Bute District region
A slow Scottish dance
a type of long, wide, low-lying cloud with massive, rounded summits
aircraft refuelling others at high altitude
Author Gene ___ Porter
a large dark low cloud
Abraham partner
"An Alpine Symphony" composer
Apollo in Masagète composer
A kind of poll.
A real suck-up?
A sucker for milkshakes, say
A sucker might use this
Addition to a soda, but not to a beer
Animal bedding
Animal bedding, sometimes
a thin paper or plastic tube used to suck liquids into the mouth
Amy Adams or Emma Stone, hairwise
Alternative to ambrosia?
Assistant foreman of a work crew
any Australian composite flowering plant of the genus Helichrysum
Abode of one of three pigs
A shared milkshake might have two in it
Attachments to juice boxes
a professional boxer weighing not more than 47.6 kg
Abandoned pet
Adoptee, at times
Alley cat, e.g.
Alley cat, for example
Alley cat, for one.
Alley cat, perhaps
Animal shelter animal
Animal shelter arrival
Animal that may become a rescue pet
Adoption candidate, maybe
Alley feline
Alley scavenger
Adoptable animals
Alley cats, e.g.
Alley cats, perhaps
Alley mewers
Animal shelter inhabitants
A gambler may have a hot or cold one
Activity for when there's nothing going on?
Angler's milieu.
Arrive continuously
Arrive steadily
Ancient Peruvian using Netflix?
Anglers' locales
Avon and others
"A Prairie Home Companion" co-star, 2006
"Adaptation" actress
"Adaptation" star
"Angels in America" actress
A star of "She-Devil"
Acting legend Meryl
Actress Meryl
Actress Meryl with nine Golden Globe Awards
Actress known for her ability to master a wide range of accents
Actress who made her big-screen debut in "Julia," 1977
Actress whose real last name is Gummer
Actress with 19 Oscar nominations
Actress with a record 19 Oscar nominations
Actress with the most Academy Award nominations
Actress with the most Oscar nods
Allen's "Manhattan" ex
Actress Meryl's family
"Angel ___," 1941 play
A, B or C, in Washington
Address part, often
Ann Petry novel set in nineteen-forties Harlem, with "The"
Arab's place.
Auto setting
Avenue crosser
Avenue crosser, sometimes
Avenue relative
__ Arab (gamin)
"A __ Named Desire"
Acceptance as cool, to some
Author of "Father of The Bride."
amount of people or things street can hold
an official formerly employed to keep order in a street or streets
[Alfresco marketing group]'s true identity was [Hot dogs from carts, e.g.] all along
Angel dust vis- -vis phencyclidine
A, B, C, etc., in D.C.
A Lion in the ___.
A and B, in D.C.
A to I and K to W in Washington
Avenue crossers
adapted to life on the street
A prostitute who seeks clients in the street
Author of "Union Now."
AUSTRALIAN idiom
At thirty...
A germ: Colloq.
Adjective for a sore throat
Ailment spreadable through kissing
Ailment whose name becomes an actress when its vowel is doubled
Amoxicillin target, for short
Another bacterial strain
any flowering plant of the Cape primrose genus Streptocarpus, with foxglove-shaped flowers
any of a genus bacteria forming bent chains
an evergreen solanaceous flowering shrub of the genus Streptosolen, with panicles of tubular orange flowers
Accent phonetically.
Accent, as a syllable
Accent: Mus.
Add emphasis to
An iamb's second half gets it
Anxiety cause
Awol rockers can't handle this
any product intended to relieve stress
Another three marks
Accents
Aging, perhaps
Accent indicator
Anxiety stimulus
Angry outcry against a work overload?
*A cardiologist's patient might take one
a litter for transporting people who are ill or wounded or dead
Ambulance accessories
Aria passage with a quickening tempo
Anatomical furrow
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