Letter A 19250–19500

ACID SOAP ACID TYPE AN UNSTABLE ACID KNOWN ONLY IN SOLUTION AND AS CHROMATE SALTS ANY OF THE SALTS OF HYDROBROMIC ACID ANY SALT OF CHLORIC ACID ANY SALT OR ESTER OF HYPOCHLOROUS ACID Acid neutralizer Acid neutralizing base Acid opposer Acid opposite Acid's counterpart Acid's opposite Acid-neutralizing base Acid-neutralizing compound Ammonium hydroxide, e.g. Any element in the first column of the periodic table, except hydrogen a mixture of soluble salts found in arid soils and some bodies of water a salt of sulphonic acid a soluble base an instrument for measuring strength of alkalines AA or 9-volt, e.g. Acid busters Acid neutralizers Acids' neutralizers ALKALIZE ALKALISE any of a group of organic compounds containing nitrogen atropine ACETAMIDE ANY ISOMERIC SATURATED HYDROCARBON FOUND IN PETROLEUM AND USED AS A FUEL AND SOLVENT ALCOHOL acetone any unsaturated aliphatic hydrocarbon A sacred scripture A DURABLE SYNTHETIC RESIN WIDELY USED IN ADHESIVES AND PAINTS Adhesive Resin Adhesive ingredient A COMPLEX ESTER USED FOR MAKING FIBERS OR RESINS OR PLASTICS OR AS A PLASTICIZER A CRYSTALLINE PHENOL OBTAINED FROM VARIOUS RESINS A MILK PROTEIN USED IN MAKING E.G. PLASTICS AND ADHESIVES A PLASTIC CONTAINING RESINS AROMATIC RESINS add alkyl group to a compound A COMPOUND DERIVED FROM AMMONIA BY REPLACING HYDROGEN ATOMS BY UNIVALENT HYDROCARBON RADICALS A NONMETALLIC UNIVALENT ELEMENT BELONGING TO THE HALOGENS A PROPERTY OF ATOMS OR RADICALS "... and justice for __" "...and may ___ your Christmases be white" "Abandon hope, ___ ye who enter here" "And ___ our yesterdays . . . ": Macbeth "And ___ through the house . . . " "And thou art __ my child": Shak. "__ Along the Watchtower" "___ About Eve" (Bette Davis film) "___ About That Bass" "___ a green willow . . . " "___ aboard!" "___ are welcome" . . . as __ get-out A 19 GOES UP EACH DAY IN OLD CHOPPER A BALL GAME PLAYED WITH A BAT AND BALL BETWEEN TWO TEAMS OF NINE PLAYERS A BAR THAT CAN BE LOWERED OR SLID INTO A GROOVE A BIT OF CHEER? A BIT VULGAR, GOING INTO AUCTION WITHOUT ADVANCE A BUNCH OF PSEUDS OF THE ART EDITOR KIND A COLLECTION OF SMALL FRAGMENTS CONSIDERED AS A WHOLE A COMPETITION THAT TAKES PLACE ON A FIELD RATHER THAN ON A RUNNING TRACK A COMPLETE PAYMENT CONSISTING OF A SINGLE SUM OF MONEY A COUPLE WHO BOTH HAVE CAREERS AND NO CHILDREN A CRICKET MATCH WHICH IS CONCLUDED IN A SINGLE DAY A DAY FOR OUTDOOR ATHLETIC COMPETITION A DODGY SMILE, CUNNING, BUT WITHOUT INTENT A DRAWING INTENDED TO EXPLAIN HOW SOMETHING WORKS A DRINK OF CLARET IS AN EXCEPTION A DUMAS A EUROPEAN LOSING LAST MATCH A FULL ONE SHOULD GIVE YOU A CAPITAL START A GAME ENJOYED BY CHILDREN A GOLD SHOT THAT MISSES THE BALL COMPLETELY BUT COUNTS AS A STROKE A GROUP OF MORE THAN 500 ISLANDS OFF THE WESTERN COAST OF SCOTLAND A KIND OF SIBYLLINE BOOK WITH READY AND INFALLIBLE ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS A LABORER WHO WORKS BY THE DAY A LOT OF CULT EDITIONS DISTRIBUTED WITHOUT ASKING A LOVEBIRD IN A FRENZY CAN MAKE AN AMERICAN COLOUR A MATCH BETWEEN TWO CRICKET TEAMS A MUSKETEER A OR E, BUT NOT I A PARTNER EACH AND EVERY YEAR A PLAY IN WHICH ONE PLAYER HANDS THE BALL TO A TEAMMATE A PROPORTION IN RELATION TO A WHOLE A QUIET SOLDIER NEEDS TIME WITH AMERICAN KIT A REFERENCE BOOK THAT IS PUBLISHED REGULARLY ONCE EVERY YEAR A SCORE IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL A SEIZURE DURING WHICH THE PATIENT BECOMES UNCONSCIOUS AND HAS CONVULSIONS OVER THE ENTIRE BODY A SEPARATE PART OF A WHOLE A SHARE OF MONEY OR FOOD OR CLOTHING THAT HAS BEEN CHARITABLY GIVEN A SHARE THAT HAS BEEN DISPENSED OR DISTRIBUTED A SOLEMN PLEDGE OF FIDELITY A SPORT THAT INVOLVES COMPETITION BETWEEN TEAMS OF PLAYERS A SPORTING COMPETITION IN WHICH CONTESTANTS PLAY A SERIES OF GAMES TO DECIDE THE WINNER A VIGIL HELD OVER A CORPSE THE NIGHT BEFORE BURIAL A WHOLE AS A WORD THAT DENOTES ONE THING BUT REFERS TO A RELATED THING A clean sweep. A hundred percent A piece, in scores A to Z A whole lot A whole number A-game, so to speak ACT OF FULFILLING A DESIRE OR NEED OR APPETITE ADDITION TO PERCENT ADMINISTER CRITICAL REMARKS TO EVERYONE PRESENT AFTER EVERYONE ELSE AFTER HAVING TO 16 AMOUNT, SONS LYING LOW (NAUGHTY LADDIES) AFTER HIGH SCHOOL DANCE, I OBSERVE ONE TAKING THE PLEDGE AGGREGATE amount ALLIANCE OF NEARLY EVERYBODY IN CONGRESS ALLITERATIVE TERM FOR GIRL ALTERNATIVE TO WHOLE WHEA AMATEUR BALLET OFTEN DISPLAYING SKILL AMATEUR OPPOSITE AMICABLY FINISH WITH GIRL AFTER 24 HOURS AMOUNT LEFT AFTER EXPENSE AN ASSEMBLAGE OF PARTS OR DETAILS CONSIDERED AS FORMING A WHOLE AN ELIMINATING GAME BETWEEN TEAMS IN A CUP COMPETITION AN INTEGER THAT HAS NO INTEGRAL FACTORS BUT ITSELF AND 1 AN ISOLATED FACT THAT IS CONSIDERED SEPARATELY FROM THE WHOLE AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE TO AN EMIR AND NOTHING MORE AND THEN THERE WERE NONE CAST AND THEN THERE WERE NONE DIRECTOR AND THEN THERE WERE NONE WRITER ANSWERS, TRY TO GET ANTAGONIST FACETIOUSLY CALLED JUDGE 500 THINGS, BUT NOT MS APB part APPLY THE RULES TO EVERYONE ARMOR ___ AROUSING SEXUAL DESIRE WITHOUT INTENDING TO SATISFY IT ARRIVED AT WITHOUT DUE CARE OR EFFORT ARTHUR MILLER PLAY ABOUT ARTISAN WHO WORKS WITH ME ATV ATV Part of ATV component ATV part AWKWARD, CLUMSY Above ___ (primarily) Accompanier of "thumbs" and "ears" Across the board Against ___ Odds Alternative to Tide Alternative to none Alternative to nothing American leader? Amount to bet, maybe Antepenultimate ring-around-the-rosy word Any Any partner Any whatever Any's counterpart Apiece Apiece, as in tennis. Apiece, at Wimbledon Apiece, in game scores Apiece, in sports scores Apiece, in tennis Apiece, in tennis scores Apiece, on the court. Appears after "after" Area by lake left for everybody Arm & Hammer detergent alternative Arthur Miller's "___ My Sons" Arthur of tennis Anxious or tense ___ and sundry all the world and his wife any and every as a whole " . . . and to ___ good night." ". . . and to ___ good-night!" ABOUT ___ NIGHT ___ AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS COMPOSER According to, in Aquila According to: It. According to: Ital. According to: Italian. Actress Nazimova At the: It. As Fellini said to directors, 'Quickly, get on!' "ALEVEL" AFI's #16 (1950) Anne Baxter film: 1950 Allowing admittance anywhere, as a pass Attendee's "master key" "Anyone can play," on game boxes Audience for which a G-rated film is appropriate "A is for ___" Yusuf Islam "All praise to _____" "___ akbar!" "_____ akbar" (Arab cry) A CARVED IDOL OR REPRESENTATION OF A GOD USED AS AN OBJECT OF WORSHIP A CEREMONIAL PRAYER INVOKING DIVINE PROTECTION A DAY OF REST AND WORSHIP: SUNDAY FOR MOST CHRISTIANS A DEITY OR NYMPH OF THE WOODS A FORMAL EXPRESSION OF PRAISE FOR SOMEONE WHO HAS DIED RECENTLY A MUSLIM PLACE OF WORSHIP THAT USUALLY HAS A MINARET A PERIODICAL DEDICATED TO A PARTICULAR SUBJECT A SUBORDINATE DEITY, IN SOME PHILOSOPHIES THE CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE ABU DHABI LEADER ADDRESS A DEITY, A PROPHET, A SAINT OR AN OBJECT OF WORSHIP AGGRESSIVE GOD ALMIGHTY MUSLIM Abdul's Almighty Abu Dhabi deity Almighty of Islam Amenhotep god Arab God. Arabic Supreme Being. Arabic for "God" Arabic name for God Arabic name of the Supreme Being. Arabic word for God agriculture god of Affirmation about the God of Islam's justice? "All My Children" actress A BIT ISOLATED A DESERTED SETTLEMENT ADOPTING LEADER IN MEPHISTOPHELES, APOSTATE COMPLETELY ISOLATED At every stage Athletic elite Athletic juggernaut "___-a-Dale" A DETECTIVE WHO FOLLOWS A TRAIL ARBUS Actor Lane who voiced Mister Ed Adventurer Quartermain Adventurer Quatermain Anne of Green Gables (film) character Astronomer Sandage, who codiscovered the first quasar Author Bloom ___ Alcorn, creator of Pong ___-a-Dale, Robin Hood's friend. author historian Author of "The Closing of the American Mind" Australian marsupial A MANY-SIDED SUBJECT ATTACK SUDDENLY AND WITHOUT WARNING A FEELING OF CALM