Letter A
Area of Ireland
a historic division of Ireland located in the northeastern part of the island
Abbr. for the most extreme
Abbr. of the extreme
Absolute (Abbr.)
Absolute greatest (Abbr.)
Apicultural center?
A final statement of conditions.
Abbreviation indicating "last month."
Abbreviations in business: Latin
A lot up front?
a very high-speed type of centrifuge
a substance that has passed through an ultrafilter
Advocating the extreme.
Adjective for interest rates
a footrace longer than a marathon
a greenish- blue colour or pigment
a micrometer for measuring extremely small distances
a proponent of ultrarealism
Almost too high to hear
a virus small enough to pass through the finest filter
"Avengers: Age of __" (2015)
"Avengers: Age of ___"
Act A Banshee
Addresses the moon
AUSTRALIAN landform, famous
Aboriginal name for Australia's Ayers Rock
Australian sandstone monolith also known as Ayers Rock
Ayers Rock, alternatively
Ayers rock
A people of Nicaragua and Honduras
Andrew, ___, Rutherford
A general and his country
Andrew Johnson follower
Ant named Hiram
"A" in Portuguese
A consort of Siva.
Actor Ethan's ex
Actress Thurman more seen in crosswords than movies lately
Actress Thurman of "Dangerous Liaisons"
Actress Thurman of "Gattaca"
Actress Thurman of "Percy Jackson & The Olympians"
Actress Thurman of "Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief"
Actress Thurman of "Pulp Fiction"
Actress Thurmon
Actress Thurmond
Actress Thurmond, for one
Actress thrice directed by Quentin
Actress who killed Bill in "Kill Bill Volume 2"
Actress whom Quentin described as "my muse"
Andy's costar in "Jennifer 8"
Actress whose first name is the Sanskrit word for "flax"
America East Conference state school, informally
Actress Thurman and others
Actress Thurman et al.
Actress Thurman, and namesakes
Amherst campus, briefly
Amherst Coll. neighbor
Amherst campus
Amherst campus, familiarly
Amherst campus, for short
Amherst campus, in headlines
Amherst campus, in short
Amherst campus, informally
Amherst college, briefly
Amherst college: Abbr.
Amherst inst.
Amherst or Lowell institution
Amherst sch.
Amherst school
Amherst school for short
Amherst school, briefly
Amherst school, familiarly
Amherst school, in brief
Amherst school, informally
Atlantic 10 Conference sch.
Atlantic 10 sch.
Amherst school's spokespersons?
A flat-topped flower cluster (5)
A flower cluster
A flower cluster, such as Queen Anne's lace.
A racemose inflorescence
any of the small secondary umbels that make up a compound umbel
A brown pigment
A kind of earth
an earth pigment
Agreement on the ratio of innies to outies?
A parasol provides it
Area of full shadow
Area of total shadow
Astronomer's shadow.
Astronomical shadows
All-encompassing organization
Annual sporting event dominated by Mary Poppins and the Morton Salt Girl
Assisi's region
Awkward farewell
Asian apricot.
African married woman
AFRICAN resort
Arctic boat
Alaskan boat
Alaskan vessel
Aleut's craft.
Ann Arbor school, for short
Accent missing from "Haagen-Dazs"
A count manager
A.L. official
A.L. or N.L. official
AL arbiter
At home worker?
Authority at home
Authority at home, briefly
Authority behind home
Authority on diamonds, briefly
Authority on diamonds?
Authority on slides and swings?
Abbreviated official behind the plate
Announced strikes, e.g.
Arbitrated at Shea: Slang
Arbitrated for the Cards
ATP official
Arbiter at home
Arbiter of strikes.
Arbitration official
an official at a baseball game
Acted as a judge.
Authorities on diamonds
Acting as an arbiter.
Arbiters behind the plate
Arbiters, informally
Arbiters: Colloq.
Appreciative words to those who work at home?
A considerable number
A great number of
Awkward debater's sounds
Awkward pause transition
Awkward filler of a conversational pause
Armed Services bill shelved by Congress.
Armed-serv. training
Army program: Abbr.
Affiliate of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
a French
"A" in Spanish class?
A as in Abruzzi
A as in Acapulco
A as in Andalusia
A as in Argentina
A in Argentina
A, in Abruzzi
A, in Andalusia
A, in Aquila
A, in Assisi
A, in Asunción
A, in Iberia
A, in Oaxaca
A, in Spain
A, in Spanish
A, to Alejandra
A, to Angelina
A, to José
A, to Juan
Abruzzi article
Actress Merkel
Actress Merkel of "The Parent Trap"
Actress Merkel or O'Connor
Actress O'Connor: 1880-1959
Actress Stubbs of "Sherlock"
Ad ___ voce (in unison): Ital.
An A in Spanish class?
An, as in "an enchilada"
Andean article
Antofagasta an
Apennines article
Argentina a
Article for a muchacha
Article in Acapulco
Article in Andalusia
Article in Arecibo
Article in Argentina
Article in Corriere della Sera
Article in Hoy
Article in La Repubblica
Article in Spain's El Mundo
Article written by Gabriel García Márquez?
Article: Sp.
Asti article
Actress Thurman of "Kill Bill" (first name, phonetically)
article Italian
ATONIC
a syllable that ends in a short vowel is a light syllable
an unattainable goal
Afghan pass
Alone, say
Aleutian Island that's home to the volcano Makushin
A friend: Fr.
A meditation?
Agreeing completely: Abbr.
All in agreement: Abbr.
All agreed.
"___, and do not fight today": "Troilus and Cressida"
Attends to as one might a captured soldier
Acting on a single number, mathematically
A few, to Francisco
Actress Merkel et al.
Actress O'Connor et al.
Actresses Merkel and O'Connor
Actresses O'Connor and Merkel.
Amalfi articles
A sloth
Ai's cousin
Aria from "The Barber of Seville"
Allow to open
Aria for Cio-Cio-San
Arises from a stoop
Awaiting delivery, in a way
allow out of bottle
ACC sch.
Aka Tar Heels
Alma mater for Michael Jordan
Andy Griffith's alma mater, briefly
Auntie's hubby
Auntie's husband
Auntie's man
Auntie's mate
"A mind is a terrible thing to waste" org.
"___ Albert," 1971 hit song
Avuncular figure
A good word for giving?
A parent's brother
A title for Pogo.
American recruiter Sam
Aunt's husband
Aunt's mate
Aunt's partner, often
Aunt's partner, perhaps
Aunt's spouse
___ Arthur of "Bewitched"
Ambiguous influence?
Authority that's not spelled out in the Constitution?
"Addams Family" character
Addams character
Addams who can generate electricity
Address on "The Beverly Hillbillies"
America personified
Aunt Chloe's husband, in literature
"Address to the ___ Guid" (Robert Burns)
"Address to the ___ Guid": Burns
Already existing, as a phrase
a buried erosion surface separating two rock masses
Acceptable for the masses, say
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