Letter A 66000–66250

A QUICK RUN A little bit of salt A little salt A pinch in the kitchen A touch. Amount of salt in some recipes Andy Stanfield's forte. Apt rhyme for "panache" Auto's instrument panel Automobile feature Automotive interior features Accessory for a rideshare vehicle A sleighmate of Dancer Agitator of a churn. Alphabetically fifth of Santa's reindeer A pair of sleigh pullers A Morse O has three Author Hammett Author who created Sam Spade African Pullover African garment African robe at the U.N. a loose and brightly colored African shirt African garb African robes Adventurous, confident Auto gauge shower Addition to spice up a dish A little seasoning Approach at a clip Approach at a run Account of a hellish trip? A small fish, the blacktail. Arrant coward. Arrant cowards. AUSTRALIAN cat A OR B, ON A CASSETTE A case in Latin grammar: Abbr. A case in grammar: Abbr. Alternative to dis? A basis for conclusions. ADDING INFORMATION OR DETAIL AI input Activity tracker info, e.g. Admitted facts Almanac content Almanac fill Almanac fodder Almanac info Analysis candidates Analyst fodder Analyst's fodder Analyst's need Analyst's numbers Analytics fodder Analytics input Analytics numbers Android in "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Android officer on the Enterprise Android who reported to Captain Picard Appendices with some studies Apple cookie, e.g. Apple food? Associate of Captain Picard Authentic information. A large store of data A structured set of data held in a computer Available socially An unlimited phone plan doesn't have one Analyze credit histories for fraud, say Analytics expert Abstract information organizer A family's might be unlimited A computer is one A SOCIALLY CORRECT GOOSE A box with a number in it represents one AFRICAN fruit AFTER DINNER COFFEE ANY OF VARIOUS CHIEFLY TROPICAL AMERICAN VINES SOME BEARING EDIBLE FRUIT APPEARING TO BE AS SPECIFIED ASSIGN time African outing Anniversary, e.g. Answer to a co-ed's prayer. Appointment book entry Arabian staple Aug. 15, 1945, e.g. Attractive single person, slangily Analog scheduling aid Appointment organizers Associated with the past. Alone on Saturday night, say Alone on Saturday night. Alone on a Saturday night Appendage to a news article. Article lead-in Article opener Article starter Article preceders Article starters "Antiques Roadshow" expert Antique dealer, at times Appointment maker. Archaeologist, at times Antique dealers, at times Antiques appraisers, e.g. Archaeologists, at times Archaeologists, by profession Antiquates Arabian staples Assays, maybe Attends the prom with Appointments marked on a calendar Archaeological activity Argon-argon Ace of hearts? All available options? Archaeologists' activities A giving, in Roman law. A case for Cicero A case, in grammar. A grammatical case "___ all!" ("Fini!") Auto name discontinued in 1986 A single fact ALPHA particle Admitted fact Any point on a line graph Assumed fact. Assumed proposition A poisonous plant Abbr. in a genealogical tree Abbr. in a genealogy volume Amateur painting Amateurish painting Amateurishly Paint Apply a mudpack Apply amateurishly Apply artlessly Apply badly Apply carelessly, as paint Apply crudely Apply crudely, as paint Apply finger paints Apply fingerpaint Apply freely. Apply haphazardly, as paint Apply in a slapdash way Apply makeup, for example Apply messily Apply paint crudely Apply paint hastily Apply paint in a rather patchy way Apply roughly Apply sloppily Apply thickly Apply with a spatula, say Apply without care, as paint Apply, as Plaster Apply, as finger paint Apply, as fingerpaint Apply, as plaster or paint Applied finger paint Applied hastily Applied hastily, as makeup Applied in a slapdash manner Applied plaster to Applied, as face paint Applied, as foundation or powder Amateurish artist Applies amateurishly Applies carelessly, as paint Applies crudely Applies crudely, as paint Applies makeup, sometimes Applies messily Applies paint sloppily Applies plaster. Applies sloppily Applies sloppily, as paint Applies, as fingerpaint Alphonse and Léon, French writers. Ariadne, to Minos Archaic titles appall Asian native "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" writer Eggers "Affirmative, ___, I read you" (line in "2001: A Space Odyssey") "Ain't That a Shame" songwriter ___ Bartholomew Actor Annable Actor Franco of "Now You See Me" Astronaut who chatted with HAL 9000 Author Eggers "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" author A DESK FOR WRITING Author of "My Brother's Keeper." Author of "The Valley of Decision." A's hurler (1989 champs) / Eurythmics musician on "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" (#1 in 1983) Actor Robert of "Licence to Kill" and "The Goonies" Actor Robert who played the villain in "Licence to Kill" ABIGAIL, husband of ABITAL, husband of ABSALOM, father of ADONIJAH, father of AHINOAM, husband of AMNON, father of Accademia Gallery masterpiece Accademia di Belle Arti attraction Accademia di Belle Arti sculpture Actor Soul of "Here Come the Brides" Actor Spade Actor ___ Hyde Pierce Appointed painter to Napoleon Artwork infamously censored by Chinese television A pair of ancient fighters. Archetypal adversaries "Aladdin Sane" singer Another weapon Goliath might have been slain by? Anthropologist who developed the concept of everyday communism in "Debt: The First 5,000 Years" 'Amy's View' playwright Author of "Women in L" AIDS researcher who was Time's 1996 Man of the Year "American Buffalo" playwright Actor teams up with a singer American sculptor (1883–1952). American diplomat of 1930's. "Adoration of the Magi" painter Artist with a "code" Actor Ossie Actor Sammy or Ossie Actress Bette Actress Bette or Viola Actress Geena Actress Viola Actress Viola of "Fences" Adelle Anchor hoister-upper Anchor lifter Arm supporting a lifeboat. A Jones who owns a locker Alamo appellation Alamo battle name Alamo defender Crockett Alamo first name Avian kleptomaniac archaic, dialect, or poetic name for a jackdaw A Peace Prize Nobelist: 1925 American Vice President, 1925-29 A Tribe Called Quest's Phife ___ Address for a homie