Letter A 207000–207250

American, across the pond American, in England American, in Ireland American, in W.W. II American, overseas American, to Brits American, to a Brit An American, to a Brit american informally american tug army magazine A Doodle AMERICAN stadium American soldier abroad. Any American, to a foreigner. Apple batter? Arch-foe at Fenway *Annoying member of a New York baseball team? Anti-U.S. epithet Alias for George M. Cohan. AMERICAN custom Accordion-playing satirist A.L. champs. AL cellar-dwellers. American soldiers, to a limey Americans, casually, to people outside the U.S. Americans, to Aussies Americans, to Brits Artist with 17 #1 New Age albums American in Habana American, in South America Aboriginal Chinese. All-Star Ming Altitudinous Ming An athletic Ming Athlete who's been #1 on the Forbes China Celebrity 100 list six years in a row A Caroline island A bark or yelp Annoying bark Apt rhyme of "trap" Address loudly and at length Address sharply Annoy with endless talk Actor Kotto of "Alien" AMERICAN water-opossum AMAZON mat Addresses shrilly a type of hand at bridge " . . . and a ___ wide" A lot outside your house? A pen for livestock A spar fixed to a mast to support sail A standard shown on a Royal Observatory wall About .914 meters About 2 1/2 pints of beer All-wool width Almost a meter Area near a barn. Area to be mowed Area within a picket fence, say Areaway. amount in yards Army menial archaic unit of land a person in charge of a marshalling yard Aspiring minimalist's event, perhaps (... first 2 letters + last 2) Attraction for a bargain hunter A three-foot pole? Agile on the sea Anc. Norse chief: Var. A knitter might have a ball with it A long interesting story A storyteller may spin one A tall tale Adventurer's tale Afghan constitution? Alpaca product Anecdotal tale Art installation covering public fixtures with knitted works Adventurer's inventory a perennial river in east-central Victoria, Australia A plant, the milfoil. Achillea millefolium Affirmation with ball culture origins Affirmative with roots in ball culture __ as in "yummy" ARAFAT OF THE P.L.O. Arabic name that sounds like a polite affirmative Arabic name that sounds like a reply of agreement Arafat name Arafat of mideast Arafat's first name Affirmative with roots in drag culture Aussie town A eucalypt Abbey theater founder Acting attorney general who was fired for insubordination Alphabetically last county in New York American writer Richard ___ Atlanta pitcher Kirby Arizona's native "people of the sun" A plane's rudder controls it Aeronautic twist Aircraft motion Angular stat for an airplane pilot Act sleepy Act that's "contagious" Action by the bored Action that may be "contagious" Action that's supposedly contagious Acted bored Acted sleepy Apparent sleepyhead a person who yawns Acts bored Acts sleepy Applauds a bore? Audience reactions, sometimes About to doze off A harsh cry Algebraic reference line Apt rhyme for "Olé!" Arm-raiser's cry A dialectal yes, yes! "Aren't I great?!" Appreciative shouts alma mater souvenir Annual publications: Abbr. Annual sch. publications *All men have them Abbreviated football stat for field measurement A mi. = 1,760 ___ A mi. has 1,760 A mi. has 1,760 of these Abbr. by a golf tee Abbr. in grid stats Abbr. near a tee Abbr. on US Open signs Abbr. on a golf scorecard Abbr. on a golf tee sign Abbr. on a teeing ground sign Amts. "gained" or "lost" Amts. at JOANN Fabrics and Crafts "About ___ big" "About ___ high" "Aye" cousin "Aye" screwed up? Affirmative vote in Congress A bit of support A certain vote. A floor vote A vocal vote A way of voting. A word in passing? Affirmative that's an anagram of its synonym Affirmative vote for new member Affirmative word Amen alternative Amen's partner An afirmative Anagram and synonym of "aye" Anagram for aye Anagram of "aye" And another cheer Another way to vote. Answer in support Appropriate anagram of "aye" Approval vote Apt anagram for "aye" Apt anagram of "aye" Archaic assent Assent in the House Assent word Assenter's vote "About this large" "About this size ..." As large as this Astronaut's book Aviator Chuck "Awright!" "Awright!" alternative A substitute for okay. Affirm slangily Affirmative: Slang. America (Fuck ___) ("Team America: World Police" song) a lazy yes "... about up to here" Austin Powers exclamation A lot of Britney Spears's "Oops … I Did It Again" A lot of the Beatles' "She Loves You" Affirmatives of sorts. as sheep Young Actor "A Journal of the Plague ___" (Defoe novel) "A ___ in Provence" (Peter Mayle bestseller) "Auld Lang Syne" is sung at its end. Anniversary span A dozen moons A leap one has 366 days A leap one is 366 days A light one goes a long way A new one is celebrated A rotation around the sun A school one starts in the fall A trip around Sol A.D. MCMXCIII, e.g. About 1.2% of Uranus's orbital period, on Earth About 225 days, on Venus About 32 million seconds About 687 Martian days About 687 days, on Mars About 8,760 hours Academic or leap Academic span After this, buy a new calendar Age unit Almanac time. Almanac volume Almanac's span Alum datum Alum's affiliation Alumni grouping Anniversary unit Annual occurrence Aries-Pisces Auto specification Average gestation period for a dolphin Año, to Andrew a ___ at the top a ___ in the life Alumnus's keepsake Annual school publications A governor of colonial Virginia Accountant's "closing time" Accountant's book-closing time Accounting time Around Christmas Audit time Almanacs, calendars, etc. Almanacs, for instance A racecourse under two years old animal between one and two years old animals in their second year All-season all year Adverb for an anniversary Ache with longing. Ache, emotionally Ability to pine? Annus Domini Al Stewart hit of 1976