Letter A
Any Cub Scout
Any Eton grad
Any Little Leaguer, once
Approximately one out of every two deliveries
At the circled square, a '90s "TGIF" sitcom
An aristocrat, in Czarist Russia.
Abstained from buying or using.
Abstained from frequenting in a major way
Avoided in protest
Actor Stephen
Arctic explorer Louise Arner ___
Author of "A Good Man in Africa"
Author of "Drums."
Actor William and '50s boy singer Jimmy
Actors Stephen and William
"Algiers" co-star
"Algiers" star
ALGIERS
Actor Charles
Actor Charles of old romantic roles
Actor in "Fanny": 1961
*Androgynous 1980s pop star
Australian Aboriginal word for magician
Actor Peter
Actor Peter of "Taxi Driver"
Actor Peter or author Kay
Aussie lad
Aussie laddie
Australian lad
"___ a Dolphin," 1957 film
About half of all schoolchildren
Alger's readership
All Eton grads
All Harrow students
All students at Eton
Altar and tom
a fruit growing on a bramble, a hybrid of certain raspberries and blackberries
Actress's sons
A large serpent of America
Amazing lad
ALIAS LITERARY ADVERB
Associate of Phiz
aka Charles Dickens
A CLOWN MAY WEAR IT
A real clown
Athlete's deg.
Athlete's degree
A student's blemish
A, almost
Above average grade
Above-average grade
Almost an A
Almost excellent grade
Almost-excellent grade
Average grade for a 3.3 G.P.A.
Acronym for Elks
"A ludicrous invention," per Germaine Greer
A BEAM OR TIMBER THAT IS PROPPED AGAINST A STRUCTURE TO PROVIDE SUPPORT
A BOXLIKE CONTAINER IN A PIECE OF FURNITURE
A BRIEF ADDENDUM AT THE END OF A NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
A COMPONENT IN AN AUDIO SYSTEM
A CONDITION IN WHICH AN ORDERLY SYSTEM HAS BEEN DISRUPTED
A COUPLE OF CUPS?
A DECORATIVE PIN WORN BY WOMEN
A DETAILED BRIEF OF THE INPUT, CONTENT, PROCESSES OR ACTIONS OF A MANUFACTURED SYSTEM
A DEVICE DESIGNED TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL STRENGTH
A DEVICE FOR SHOWING THE OPERATING CONDITION OF SOME SYSTEM
A FACE VEIL COVERING THE LOWER PART OF THE FACE WORN BY OBSERVANT MUSLIM WOMEN
A FORMAL ITEM WORN IN GREETING PILGRIM
A JEWELED HEADDRESS WORN BY WOMEN ON FORMAL OCCASIONS
A MEANS TO AN END
A PEG DRIVEN INTO THE GROUND TO HOLD A ROPE SUPPORTING A TENT
A PROTECTIVE COVERING THAT COVERS OR FORMS THE TOP OF A BUILDING
A STOOL THAT HAS ONE OR TWO STEPS THAT FOLD UNDER THE SEAT
A SUPPORTING STRUCTURE COMPOSED OF A SYSTEM OF CONNECTED TRESTLES
A WOMAN'S UNDERGARMENT WORN TO GIVE SHAPE TO THE CONTOURS OF THE BODY
A ___ That Fits (subreddit with lingerie advice)
A balconette is a low-cut style of one
A garment, maybe?
A little more than two cups
A mermaid's might be made of seashells
A nursing one has snaps
A top is over it
A woman may have one fitted
ACCOMPANYING BASS LINE
AN UNDERGARMENT THAT COVERS THE BODY FROM THE WAIST NO FURTHER THAN TO THE THIGHS
ARRANGE OR FOLD AS A COVER OR PROTECTION
AUTO BODY
Agent Provocateur purchase
Alternative to a camisole, perhaps
Alternative to pasties
An unmentionable
Antigravity undergarment
Article of clothing than an estimated 80% wear the wrong size
Article of clothing that might have a wire
Article under a blouse
Article with straps
Article worn under a blouse
Athletic supporter?
Auto grille cover
Auto grille covering
Auto grille protector
Auto paint protector
Auto protective accessory
Auto protector
Auto road-debris protector
Auto-front protector
Auto-grille cover
Auto-grille covering
Auto-grille protector
Automobile front-end cover
a barbecue party
Aid after a neck or ankle injury
Aid for a twisted knee or ankle
Alternative to a boot, maybe
angle iron
Added support to
Adornment that may have a certain charm
Ankle ornament.
Arm bling
Apple Watch, with its crash detection?
Arm ornaments.
Archer's wrist guard
Archer's wristband.
Archery wrist guard
A LABORER HIRED TO DO OUTDOOR WORK
Arm: Prefix
arm combining form
ARMLIKE
an animal, such as a gibbon, that progresses by brachiation
any member of a genus of huge lizard-hipped plant-eating dinosaurs
arm, esp the upper part
American candy company since 1904
a short-headed person
any member of the Brachyura, a group of decapod crustaceans
A SHORT NAIL WITH A THICK HEAD
A SMALL NAIL
A SMALL THIN SHARP BIT OR WOOD OR GLASS OR METAL
A nail
ACTOR PITT 1995 FLICK
Actor Garrett
Actor Pitt
Actor Pitt of "Kalifornia"
Actor Renfro
Aerosmith's Whitford
American chef and YouTuber Leone
Angelina's "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" co-star
Angelina's guy
Angelina's man
Angelina's partner
Astros catcher Ausmus
Author of "Something Wicked This Way Comes"
Assistant Secy. of State.
Asst. Secy of State for American Republic Affairs.
Asst. Secy. of State for Latin American Affairs.
"All the President's Men" figure
A SANDGLASS THAT RUNS FOR SIXTY MINUTES
ARMOURED fighting vehicle
ARMY armored/armoured fighting vehicle
ARMY fighting vehicle
Actor Whitford: 'This delights me,' said --
Actor in "12 Years a Slave" and "12 Monkeys"
Actor who plays the weatherman on John Krasinski's "Some Good News"
Actor who received an Emmy nomination for playing Dr. Anthony Fauci on "S.N.L."
Actor whose breakout role came as a shirtless cowboy in "Thelma & Louise"
Actor's snakes?
abnormal slowness of physical movement, esp as a symptom of Parkinson's disease
a blood hormone causing dilation of blood vessels
A RELATIVELY FLAT HIGHLAND
A SCOTTISH REEL FOR EIGHT DANCERS
A VIGOROUS SCOTTISH REEL
A hillside
A hillside, to Robert Burns.
AGO IN SCOTTISH
Aberdeen hillside
Aberdonian hillside.
". . . among thy green __": Burns
"... among the green ___": Burns
"And by yon bonnie ___."
Among which the Afton flows.
ADVERTISE oneself
AN INSTANCE OF BOASTFUL TALK
ARROGANT talk
"Aquarius" star Sonia
Actress Sonia of "Moon Over Parador"
Actress Sonja
Alvin ___, first African American to be elected Manhattan's district attorney
Alvin who was the first prosecutor in American history to win a conviction against a former president
Army fort
Arrogant behaviour
Adjective for a loser
ARMOUR for body
Address from a surfer
Astronomer Tycho
Astronomer Tycho who coined the term 'nova'
Astronomer who coined the term "nova"
Astronomer who established the Uraniborg observatory
Astronomer who lost part of his nose in a duel
Astronomer who lost part of his nose in a sword duel
Astronomer who wore a brass prosthetic to replace part of his nose lost in a duel
Astronomer whose name is found backward in "safe harbor"
A lot of bull!
Asian bull or cow
Asian fowl
Asiatic fowl
aloof person
ASSAMESE river
AYURVEDIC herb used by ancient scholars/monks for memorising long mantras
"A German Requiem" composer
'Alto Rhapsody' composer
A musical "B"
Air Force war cry musically?
A little night music?
A PLAIT OF BRAIDED HAIR
Admiral's stripes.
Alternative to a ponytail
A SMALL ROPE USED TO DRAW A SAIL IN
a small net used to draw fish into a boat
ADA-compliant elevator-button addition
Alphabet read with the fingers
Alphabet you can feel
Alphabetic system invented in 1829.
"A ___ of feathers, and a heart of lead."—Dunciad.
A type of work.
AN UNTUTORED GENIUS
An EEG records it
A piece of one's mind?
a plan, scheme or idea that can be credited to an individual or group
a product of one's creative imagination
A very intelligent person
Ability to learn and adapt neurologically
Anti-intellectualism?
A burst of inspiration
A sudden clever idea
Afternoon gatherings of Mensa?
A pickle for a noodle?
Amusing poser
Amusing puzzle
Adjective for a quiz winner.
Adjective for an egghead.
associating
A driver often hits it
A thicket.
Accelerator neighbor
Accelerator's counterpart
Accelerator's neighbor
Accelerator's opposite
Auto pedal
Avoid a collision, perhaps
antilock ___
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