Letter A
Attain acclaim
Attain prominence
Attain recognition
Attain success
Attained fame.
Attained success.
arriving
Actress Downey's swan song?
Achieves success
Attains eminence.
Attains success.
Arrived
A person who has recently become wealthy or risen in social status
An "offspring of riches," to Twain
assuming
All modesty aside
Assume undue authority.
Appropriated without right.
Appropriated without warrant
Assumes presumptuously.
Afflalo of the Orlando Magic or Asham of the New York Rangers
ADMINISTRATIVE district
ADOUR River tributary (Fr.)
A MEMBER OF A EUROPEAN LIGHT CAVALRY UNIT
ABC song "Poison ___"
AMMO BELT ACCOMPANIER
Achilles' undoing
Amazon logo part
Amazon's logo has one pointing from A to Z
Amor's ammo
Ancient catapult missile
Apple piercer of legend
Archer's ammo
Archer's missile
Archer's projectile
Archer's weapon
Archery item
Archery missile
Archery projectile
Archery weapon
Avro ___ (scrapped Canadian fighter)
Avro achievement
a grass of a genus of marsh plants whose burst capsule is like an arrowhead
ARROW-leaved plant
Aquafina alternative
A starch yielding plant
Ammo for Katniss Everdeen
Ammo for an archer
Ammo for archers
Archer's missiles
Archer's quiver contents
Archer's supply
Archery ammo
Archery missiles
Archery necessities
A deep and dry gully cut by an intermittent river
ARID REGION'S WATERCOURSE
Arid ravine
a stream or brook
Alimentos exportados de Tailandia
AIRPORT POSTINGS, FOR SHO
Abbreviated LAX postings
Adaptations: Mus. abbr.
Air-terminal signs: Abbr.
Airline listings: Abbr.
Airport abbrs.
Airport list: Abbr.
Airport postings (Abbr.)
Airport sched. listings
Airport stat, briefly
Amtrak abbrs.
Airport arrival indicators
Arafura Sea islands
'Arriet's friend.
"___ Amatoria"
"___ Amatoria" (Ovid work)
"___ Amatoria" (three-book series by Ovid on love and seduction)
-- Antiqua
A COUPLE IN MEXICO?
AGRIPPA
ALCHEMIST, THE AUTHOR
ARKANSAS MOTTO
ART STUDIO
Adjective or noun suffixes.
Amatoria or Poetica lead-in
Ammo storehouse: Abbr.
Andorra has two of them
Antiqua or Nova lead-in
Antiqua or Nova preceder
Antiqua or nova
Aristotle's "___ Rhetorica"
Arms depot: Abbr.
Arsenal: Abbr.
Arsenic: Comb. form.
Art to Ovid
Art from Pompeii?
Art of MGM?
Art, to Agrippa
Art: Lat.
Art: Latin.
Augustus' art
__ Antiqua (musical style)
__ Antiqua: 13th-century music
___ Amatoria, by Ovid.
___ Amatoria: Ovid.
___ antiqua (medieval music)
___ artium
___ artium (art of arts)
___ artium (logic): Lat.
ASSOCIATE of the Royal Scottish Academy
A politician is an ____": Cummings
___ about (waste time, in the U.K.)
A poison in Potsdam
A type of storehouse.
Ammo depot
Ammunition center.
Ammunition dump.
Ammunition maker
Arms collection
Arms depot
Arms repository.
Arms stash
Arms store
Arms storehouse
Arms supply
Army-Navy store
Array of resources
ammunition holder
arms plant
A NOBLEMAN ENTITLED TO BEAR HERALDIC ARMS
Ammo depots
Ammo dumps
Ammo storehouses
Ammunition dumps
Army-Navy stores?
Arrays of resources
Arsenal coach Wenger
Arsenal manager Wenger
"__ and Old Lace"
"___ and Old Lace" (1941 play)
"___ and Old Lace" (Joseph Kesselring play)
"___ and Old Lace" (play and movie)
A poison.
ARSINE-contained ingredient in place of phosphorus
AS ___
Abby and Martha's poison of choice, in a 1939 play
An element.
As in chemistry?
As seen in chemistry class?
As, chemically
As, for Einstein
As, in formulas
As, in the lab
As, on a table
As, on the periodic table
As, to Einstein
a very poisonous metallic element that has three allotropic forms
A COMPOUND OF ARSENIC WITH A MORE POSITIVE ELEMENT
Actor Hall who once had his own talk show
ARSENIC in trivalent form (pert. to)
A poison, in combinations.
A poison: Comb. form
Abstract Expressionist Gorky
ARSENIC hydride
ACHILLAS, slayer of
ACCENTED syllable
Accented part of a foot of verse.
Accented part of a poetic foot
Accented syllable in poetry
Accented syllable, in prosody
Accented syllable: Pros.
accented part of foot poem/poetry
A CHARGE AGAINST PROPERTY
A CYLINDRICAL FIREWORK THAT PROJECTS A SERIES OF COLORED BALLS OF FIRE
A DAY ON WHICH WORK IS DONE
A DEVICE FOR LIGHTING OR IGNITING FUEL OR CHARGES OR FIRES
A FINAL JUDGMENT OF GUILTY IN A CRIMINAL CASE AND THE PUNISHMENT THAT IS IMPOSED
A PERSON IN CHARGE OF PAYING WAGES
A PETTY MISDEED
A PROCESS IN WHICH A SUBSTANCE REACTS WITH OXYGEN TO GIVE HEAT AND LIGHT
A burning desire?
A cause of combustion
A felony
A major crime
A phase of terrorism.
ACHINGLY DESIRE
AN EXHAUSTING JOB IN THE HOT SUN
AN ILLEGAL BARROOM
AN ILLEGAL DAILY LOTTERY
ARGUMENT HEATED
AT OFFENSE
AWAITING IGNITION
Accelerant-caused offense
Act committed as part of an insurance-fraud scheme, perhaps
Act investigated by an insurance company
Act of insurance fraud, perhaps
Alarming crime?
Alarming felony?
An old flame's pastime?
Antisocial burning desire
Awful result of a burning desire
Awful result of burning desire
Acts investigated by insurance companies
another name for salvarsan, a compound of arsenic once used as a remedy for syphilis
ARCHIBALD
Archibald MacLeish work
"A jealous mistress": Emerson
"A jealous mistress," according to Emerson
"A jealous mistress," per Emerson
"A lie that makes us realize truth": Picasso
"A lie that makes us realize truth," according to Picasso
"A lie that makes us realize truth," per Pablo Picasso
"A lie that makes us realize truth," per Picasso
"A line around your thoughts," per Gustav Klimt
"A mystery," to e.e. cummings
"A revolt against fate" per André Malraux
"A veil, rather than a mirror," per Oscar Wilde
"A work of ___ is a confession": Camus
"A work of ___ that did not begin in emotion is not ___": Cézanne
"All __ is but imitation of nature": Seneca
"All ___ is a kind of confession, more or less oblique": James Baldwin
"All ___ is autobiographical": Fellini
"All nature is but ___": Pope
"An attempt to bring order out of chaos," per Sondheim
"Anything you can get away with": Marshall McLuhan
"Are," centuries ago
A $64,000 subject.
A BAND THAT PLAYS INSTRUMENTS MADE FROM THE HEADS OF OIL DRUMS
A BIGGER ___, HOCKNEY PAINTING
A BUILDING WHERE THEATRICAL PERFORMANCES OR MOTION-PICTURE SHOWS CAN BE PRESENTED
A CANOPY MADE OF CANVAS TO SHELTER PEOPLE OR THINGS FROM RAIN OR SUN
A COLLECTION CONTAINING A VARIETY OF SORTS OF THINGS
A COLLECTION OF OBJECTS THAT ARE INTANGIBLE
A COLLECTION OF PRECIOUS THINGS
A COMICAL LOOK OF SURPRISE
A CONCERN WITH OR RESPONSIVENESS TO OUTWARD THINGS
A CONVENTIONAL RELIGIOUS PAINTING IN OIL ON A SMALL WOODEN PANEL
A DANCE IN WHICH A PERSON MAY TAKE ANOTHER'S PARTNER
A DECORATIVE POT FOR HOUSE PLANTS
A DURABLE METHOD OF PAINTING ON A WALL BY USING WATERCOLORS ON WET PLASTER
A FILM OF OIL OR GARBAGE FLOATING ON TOP OF WATER
A FORM OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSION
A FORM OF GOVERNMENT IN WHICH SCIENTISTS AND TECHNICAL EXPERTS ARE IN CONTROL
A FRAGMENT OF INCOMBUSTIBLE MATTER LEFT AFTER A WOOD OR COAL OR CHARCOAL FIRE
A GRAPH SHOWING THE RATE OF LEARNING
A GREAT SIGHT ___ ROBINS, SAY, COMPETE IN ENGLISH TREE
A LABEL IDENTIFYING THE OWNER OF A BOOK IN WHICH IT IS PASTED
A LIKENESS IN WHICH LEFT AND RIGHT ARE REVERSED
A MACHINE THAT PRINTS
A MEDIC, QUITE OLEAGINOUS, BANDAGING PATIENT'S FOOT WITH SKILL
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