Letter A 51250–51500

A strong position gained by an army inside enemy territory Actor Jeff's dental work? An orthodontist ___ A Fonda Actress Moynahan of "Blue Bloods" Alaska boondoggle Alaska boondoggle in 2008 campaign news ANGER OR TAKE OFFENSE American Pharoah accoutrement Arabian's head covering? A BAKED OR FRIED TURNOVER FILLED WITH POTATO OR MEAT OR CHEESE A French cheese A HAMBURGER WITH MELTED CHEESE ON IT A SOFT SUSURRUS OF CONVERSATION A certain fromage. A cheese A soft cheese Actress Larson who plays Captain Marvel Aged wheel? Alison of "Community" Alison of "GLOW" Alison of "Promising Young Woman" Alternative to Camembert A CONCISE BUT COMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY OF A LARGER WORK AT the moment Attorney's document Attorney's submission Attorney's carryall A meeting for giving information "A law diploma is a paper I could chase," Tom said ___ Abridgments Alternative to boxers Alternatives to boxers in a clothing store Academy Award-winning star of "Room" Apple-scented shrub named for its thorny stem A PERSON SERVING A SENTENCE IN A JAIL OR PRISON AWOL swab's quarters Admiral's jail a penal institution ARMY unit of four regiments Army outfit Army subdivision Army groups. Army outfits ARMY rank ALBRIGHT A robber AUSTRALIAN bushranger Action of bandit with equipment breaking cover A portmanteau of three classic movie stars' first names Above average in IQ agleam *Alert and peppy Alert and eager Alertly eager Absurd notion, facetiously All-star on a last-place team, say A's on poor report cards, say A PATRON SAINT OF IRELAND ACTRESS NIELSEN ACTOR Actress Nielsen of "Cobra" "Ahoy! Let me out of here!" maybe? a glorious work of art "Amadeus" a perfumed hair oil for making the hair glossy; a glossy cotton and mohair fabric A BRAND OF ABRASIVE SOAP PAD Alternative to S.O.S "A primrose by the river's ___." A CIRCULAR PROJECTION THAT STICKS OUTWARD FROM THE CROWN OF A HAT A Stetson has a broad one A beanie doesn't have one A cowboy hat has a wide one A fez lacks one AQUIFER FEATURE Almost overflow Apt rhyme for "rim" Actor Wilford of "Cocoon" Actor Wilford of "The Natural" A full glass an old name for sulfur Animal streaked with a darker color A BRILLIANT SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM A DILUTED SOLUTION A FLUID SECRETED INTO THE DUODENUM BY THE PANCREAS A pickle is in it AN INGENIOUS SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM a localized surface corrosion; a cause of damage to bearings ___ around (persuade) aubergine Anne Morrow Lindbergh book Accentuates Avenges A CRUCIAL POINT MADE BY ANGRY COLONISER IN SPEECH a region marking a boundary Author of humorous best seller. Armored truck company Adjective for seawater ADD ZEST OR LIVELINESS TO Animation, to a Maestro A BAKERY SPECIALIZING IN FRENCH PASTRY At Wimbledon bagel order covered by cheese roll Artisanal hamburger option ANOINTING AS PART OF A RELIGIOUS CEREMONY OR HEALING RITUAL Abraham had his at age ninety-nine AUSTRALIAN State capital founded in 1824 AUSTRALIAN international airport Australian city chosen to host the 2032 Summer Olympics A bit cool A bit uptempo AIR THE OLD WINTER CLOTHES A CUT OF MEAT FROM THE BREAST OR LOWER CHEST ESPECIALLY OF BEEF A BRASSIERE THAT LIFTS AND SUPPORTS THE BREASTS Animal breasts At a fast pace Artist's implements a western American pine with bristle-like prickles on its cones another name for the silverfish A city and port on the River Avon in Southwest England ATLANTIC Ocean inlet channel ATLANTIC channel AVON River port AVON county council office A LOGGER WHO MARKS TREES TO BE FELLED A MAN WHO WORKS IN A DAIRY Adele or Ed Sheeran Any Londoner Any Spice Girl, e.g. Avon lady, e.g.? Aquasana alternative ACCENTOR country ALBION Actress Hayley . . . or makers of Exeter argyles Argyles Arne's "Rule, ___" "Absolutely Fabulous" or "Father Ted" "Absolutely Fabulous," e.g. "AbFab" and "'Allo 'Allo!" ABOUKIR Bay naval battle participants ANTIGUAN colonists, first Aldiss, Brian Amis, Martin Arden, John Arnold, Matthew Archipelago of western Europe Advertising travel to England? ARTEGAL, wife of ACHIEVED INDEPENDENCE FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM IN 1907 ACHIEVED INDEPENDENCE FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM IN 1921 AN INHABITANT OF SOUTHERN BRITAIN PRIOR TO THE ANGLO-SAXON INVASIONS ANCIENT CELT An Englishman Any Beatle, say Avon lady, for one Allies of the Yanks Allies of the Yanks, often Actress Ekland Actress May from Sweden Actress Snow of the "Pitch Perfect" movies Area of Northwest France Albert Herring composer Apt to break Apt to crack A rel. A relative: Abbr. A sib A sib for sis A sibling ADDRESS OF MAN IN THE OUTSKIRTS OF AIREDALE AUNT SIS Address for a frat friend Address in the 'hood Address of a frat house? Address to a fella Address with a fist bump, maybe Alphabetically first sib Alternative to "dude" Alternative to "dude" or "dawg" Approach a problem A bit coarse, as humor AUSTRALIAN sound American girl American woman A whopper of a chopper Aid in fast networking Actor Jim of "Moulin Rouge!" getting his car restarted? Anchorperson's work A DENSELY TEXTURED WOOLEN FABRIC WITH A LUSTROUS FINISH A HEAVY, CLOSELY WOVEN FABRIC AN EDGE PRODUCED ON WOVEN FABRIC DURING MANUFACTURE THAT PREVENTS IT FROM UNRAVELLING Anything done in it is for all to see ABLE TO EXPAND OR BE EXPANDED Add lanes to add a lane to AUSTRALIAN motor raceway venue An event won by Jesse Owen any tobacco plant having broad leaves, used esp in making cigars an inclination to tolerate or overlook opposing or shocking opinions or behavior an old English gold coin, broader than a guinea, as a Carolus or Jacobus a newspaper of large format, measuring approx 40×60cm (about 16×24in); a quality newspaper "A fat paunch never breeds fine thoughts" Award boy in play in theatreland A chorus line, e.g. Angel's concern A fabric with raised pattern woven throughout A fine fabric with a raised pattern woven throughout AN UNGLAZED HEAVY FABRIC __ area: brain region linked to speech ___ area, part of the brain linked to speech production a stiff, orig silk-and-linen, heavy-figured fabric like brocade a green cauliflower like vegetable Advertising booklet A NAME FOR A BADGER Archetypal name for a badger Actor in "To Kill a Mockingbird" Actor Crawford Actor Crawford's nickname Actor Crawford, to pals A couple of straight guys going out for dinner, e.g. AMERICAN cormous plant Adam of "The O.C." Adrien of "The Pianist" Adrien who kind of dropped off the map A THICK AND HEAVY SHOE Ankle-high work shoe ACCENT PRODUCING MUTUAL CONFUSION AN ACCENT CHARACTERISED BY PRECISE AND CAREFUL ENUNCIATION Accent or shoe Appliance used at the end of a French onion soup recipe Anchor Tom A for Pete Rose; F for a disk jockey ATE Ate peacefully Ate together "___ Arrow" (Travolta film) Alternate puzzle title Artichoke grower's woe? Amateur boxer's risk Assurance that was not upheld An airbag can prevent it Accessed the contents of, as a piñata Agent paid by commission Arrange, as a deal a stock broker's business agio Arranged, as a deal ...a market figure cooperating with the authorities? Agents. At dance marathons the klutz _____ A BIRD IN THE CRANE FAMILY AUSTRALIAN companion bird