Letter A 61500–61750

ATTRACTING notice A case of "gunpowder treason and plot." a plot to carry out some harmful or illegal act a secret agreement between two or more people to perform an unlawful act Act secretly in union Agree secretly. artist British A Bennett of films A lake or a lady. Actress Bennett Actress Talmadge a mathematical parameter that never changes a mathematical parameter whose value never changes ALLOY used for electrical work ANDROMEDA ANTLIAE Aries or Orion Anxiety, dismay A component part APPOINTING APPOINT person to office, dignity, etc., of a statement of the basic principles and laws of a nation A walk around the deck, e.g. ASTRICT Antonym for freedom a tight feeling in some part of the body ANATOMIC A magistrate in ancient Rome Attachés Ask for advice Ask guidance ask advice from ask advise from A professional practice giving expert advice in a particular field Advice-giving insect? a conference between two or more people to consider a particular question Advisers. A person who buys services or goods Advertiser's target A MOVEMENT ADVOCATING GREATER PROTECTION OF THE INTERESTS OF CONSUMERS Area of regulation for protecting buyers from hazardous products a person with pulmonary tuberculosis Abbr. at a page bottom Abbr. at the bottom of a page Abbr. at the bottom of a page of text Abbr. at the end of an unfinished article Afr. or Eur. Agreement: Abbr. Asia or Africa: Abbr. A touching moment? AHOLD AVAILABLE FOR TOUCHING BASE ON FRIDAY Address book entry Alternative to glasses Able to be constrained amphora any object that can be used to hold things Another definition of "can" Audition caution for a movie with a cast of thousands? AWFUL smell A short story, in Sept-Isles A short story. Actor Richard Actor Richard of "The Godfather" Actor in "Tony Rome" Adventure tale Adventurous tale Artist's crayon ALTERED state of consciousness ANTIQUE (ant.) Arising at the same time. A person or thing existing at the same time as another ANCIENT (ant.) A judge may hold you in this APPROVAL (ant.) Allege or vie Assert (that) argue or assert Argues in favor of ART substance as opposite to form a point asserted as part of an argument Altercations. Ava played a barefoot one Ava's was barefoot a person who participates in competitions Air race competitor? Agons Argues against Argues an outcome Asks for a recount Associated surroundings. Accounts, in Rome Actor Tom, 1979 Tony winner for "Whose Life Is It Anyway?" APPROPINQUITY Africa Africa or Asia Asia Australia, for one. American competitor Ants in the British colonies? Advocates of close federation, 1784. Atlas features. A body of troops or police sent to join a larger force a gathering of persons representative of some larger group a temporary military unit Active material in a vaccine Act of carrying on Acrobat who adopts unusual postures ALLY OPPOSITE Against: Lat. Anti's cousin Anti- relative A form of bridge. AUTHOR of Agreement between two parties Argument over a signed agreement a party to a contract Assert the contrary A woman, to Pope Accent once heard in Managua? Accord not in it? A DISTINCTION DRAWN ON THE BASIS OF CONTRAST Airplane wake Airplane's wake Airplanes' visible vapor streaks Advised against a treatment Au ___ (quite the opposite): Fr. ACTING in unison with a similar part on the opposite side of the body ADULT female voice Acting in opposition ADVERSATIVE Adjective for Mary Mary Antonym A striking exhibition of unlikeness. ARRANGE to bring out differences American flag component, e.g. Against: French. A variation of the quadrille. AN AWKWARD CLASH Awkward clash Awkward mishap. Awkward occurrence or situation AD hoc measure Airplane contrivance. Authority to regulate. Authority over something Acronym for science and math fields A team of fire experts might set one Airport's elevated structure Agreements: Abbr. Asia et al. Anything that puzzles an aggregation or continuous network of urban communities Acts of transmitting. A congressman on Jan. 3. A Christian community of nuns living under monastic vows A large meeting or conference August assemblage. Adherence to customary practices APPROACH closer together APPROACH nearer together Approach the same point from different directions Acquainted (with). ADVISEMENT Anagram for VOICES RANT ON All-Star makers antipole Air Jordans alternative a spiritual enlightenment causing a person to lead a new life alchemy Actor Vincent embracing a new religion? Adaptor Apt furniture for a car salesperson? a person who conveys A cinch for some factory workers? Assembly line aid ACQUIT (ant.) A certain opinion on iconic TV broadcast absolutely certain not doubtful A large formal assembly of people a group gathered in response to a summons Assemble by summons AMERICAN twining herbs (family) Alarms about some pen pals? A WEAK CHIRPING SOUND AS OF A SMALL BIRD AN UNFLEDGED PIGEON Act lovey-dovey Address the baby, maybe Affectionate murmur Affectionate utterance Amatory sound Amorous bit Amorous murmur Amorous sound Australian pigeon Avian murmur Australian shrub Australian willows. Acted all lovey-dovey? Acted like a dove Aped a pigeon ABORIGINAL call AUSTRALIAN Aboriginal bush call AUSTRALIAN Aboriginal call AUSTRALIAN bush call AUSTRALIAN call AUSTRALIAN cry Aborigine's call An Aussie call An Aussie outback call Attention-attracting cry, in Australia Aussie call Aussie's warning cry. Australian Aborigine's call Australian bush caller Australian aborigines' calls Aussie's cry A soldier working in a mess? Antarctic explorer James Apple head Tim Apply heat to A BOOK OF RECIPES AND COOKING DIRECTIONS A perennial best seller. "A Change Is Gonna Come" singer Sam "A Change Is Gonna Come" singer/songwriter Sam "Another Saturday Night" singer Sam ALISTAIR Alistair Sam and Alistair or Sam American cardinal Archbishop of New York, 1968-83 Alistair Robert Jack George Altered dishonestly Appliance that may be slow "Alistair ___ America" (1973 book) Alistair and Sam AMERICAN BISCUIT Aid in making snickerdoodles As hiding places go, it's a crock After-school snack aboil A lazy chef will ... Alfresco dining Alfresco feast *Air-conditioned, say A little chilly Add ice cubes to Add ice to Adjective for the sunglasses emoji Admirable, in jive talk.