Letter A 67250–67500

A very low measurement Ambulance chaser's target ...a Peter DeRose/Mitchell Parish collaboration with Jimi Hendrix? AN OBJECT FIRMLY FIXED IN PLACE A long-established history Abysses of the sea. Areas explored by submarines Areas in the ocean. Areas of ocean 3,000 fathoms or more. Aquanaut's domain Alabama, Georgia, etc. Area of danger Area that's hard to find while surfing? "As the ___" A buck or two A buck, or many A bunch of bucks A cervid A couple bucks, maybe A couple of bucks, e.g.? A couple of bucks, maybe A couple of bucks, perhaps A couple of bucks, say A fawn is a young one A few bucks A few bucks, e.g. A few bucks, maybe A few bucks, say A herd of ______ A hundred bucks, maybe A lot of bucks A lot of bucks, say A million bucks? A ruminant AIRLINE ISRAELI ANTELOPE ENDANGERED ANTELOPE PLAYMATE ANTELOPE UPSET A COUPLE OF ITS YOUNG ARTIODACTYL Adult fawns Animal at a salt lick Animal caught in the headlights Animal depicted on top of the shield in Vermont's coat of arms Animal in "Do-Re-Mi" Animal in "Home on the Range" Animal in a De Niro film Animal in headlights Animal in many cave paintings Animal in the headlights? Animal in the song "Do-Re-Mi" Animal on "XING" signs Animal on Vermont's state flag Animal on a XING sign Animal on a diamond-shaped road sign Animal on a road sign Animal on a yellow road sign Animal on an "XING" sign Animal on road signs Animal resembling a chevrotain Animal seen on some road signs Animal silhouetted on highway signs Animal silhouetted on road signs Animal such as Bambi Animal such as the pudu Animal supposed by poets to shed tears Animal that becomes a plant if spelled backward Animal that furnished Indians with buckskin Animal that gets hit by a car at the beginning of "Get Out" Animal that hopefully isn't "in the headlights" Animal that may be "XING" Animal that may be caught in the headlights Animal that may be ticked? Animal that might be caught in the headlights Animal that's a plant backward Animal that's sometimes frozen in the headlights Animal whose outline is seen on road signs Animal with a "white-tailed" variety Animal with a rack Animal with antlers Animal with hoofs Animals drawn in the Lascaux caves Animals on some crossing signs Animals pulling Artemis's chariot Animals silhouetted on road signs Animals with fawns Another antler sporter Antelope playmates Antelope playmates of song Antelope's companion, in song Antelope's partner Antelope's playmate Antelope's playmate of song Antelope's playmate on the range, in song Antelope's playmate, in song Antelope's playmates Antelope's relative. Antler bearer Antler wearer Antler-bearing ruminant Antlered animals Antlered mammal Antlered ruminant Antlered ungulate Apple yard feeders Arabia antelope Artiodactyl, e.g. Axis or pudu Axis, for one. ___ antler spray animal that barks antelope Chinese Advice-giving ruminant? "Animals jaywalking, use caution" A BEAM MADE USUALLY OF STEEL A BOY WHO TAKES CARE OF BATS AND OTHER BASEBALL EQUIPMENT A WOODEN WARSHIP OF THE 19TH CENTURY THAT IS PLATED WITH IRON OR STEEL ARMOR A plow inventor AMERICAN MULTINATIONAL RETAIL CORPORATION Agribusiness biggie Agribusiness giant Agribusiness name Agricultural inventor Agricultural pioneer Agriculture giant celebrating its 175th anniversary this year American Greetings logo American farm machinery industrialist American machinery magnate American plow pioneer Antelope, in "Home on the Range?" Amicable forest creatures? Animalistic Glenn Ford romantic comedy of 1964? AFI's #79 (with "The") (1978) Animal corral. A TIGHT-FITTING HAT WITH VISORS FRONT AND BACK A COUPLE OF LETTERS OR PAPERS AROUND CHART Actress Ruby et al. Actresses Sandra and Ruby Actresses Sandry and Ruby Add ends? Addition takes two Almost-failing grades Aryan dialect Author of "The Secret Lives of Church Ladies" Active ingredient in Off! Active ingredient in bug spray Anti-bug compound Anti-insect ingredient Army-developed repellent *Actress who played Elliott's mom in "E.T." "Absolutely," for short "Absolutely," in slang Abbr. for a part of speech in grammar ABBR. PHONE ABC sequel ABC, ON A PHONE Absolutely, informally Absolutely, slangily Actor Mos ___ Assuredly, in slang Awesome, in teen slang Actual, even if not by law Actual: Lat. Actually (Lat.) a false accusation of an offense or a malicious misrepresentation of someone's words or actions ATTACK good reputation of attack the good name and reputation of someone attack the good reputation of A LEAN CUT OF BEEF FROM BETWEEN THE RUMP AND THE SHANK A fate worse than debt Assumed value An unsuccessful ending Antonym of victory Award season heartache an unsuccesful ending to a struggle or contest an unsuccessful ending to a struggle or contest anatomy of victory "A man can be destroyed but not ___": Hemingway AMOUNT by which thing falls short An imperfection Assembly line's screw-up AFL (AFL) position Act as counsel for the accused Answer the critics of Attack's opposite Attempt to justify apologize for A person sued in a court of law a person or institution against whom an action is brought in a court of law Accused person's lawyer a person who cares for persons or property ARMING Alibi, often Arena chant *Atticus Finch, for one Appealing figure? Accused's version? AGENT THE SPANISH HOLD OFF Abeyance In Acts of courtesy or respect. act of deferring or putting off until another time Act of postponing Abeyant Accepts the opinion of Accept the decision of Accept the opinion of A hurled challenge. Active resistance answering back Apparatus used in CPR training, informally a lack, shortage Amount short A NARROW PASS A steep-sided narrow gorge/mountain pass ABRA Adulterate some film scenes? Anathema to an ecologist A DETERMINATE ANSWER TO THE PROBLEM air releasing A CONTRACTION OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY RESULTING IN A DECLINE OF PRICES Air releasers Aptly named pet bedding spray brand an act of bending or turning away "A Journal of the Plague Year" author "A Journal of the Plague Year" novelist "A Journal of the Plague Year" novelist, 1722 "An Essay upon Projects" author: 1697 Author of "Robinson Crusoe" Author of a 1719 literary sensation Author who did part of his work on Friday Author who worked on Friday? Author who wrote on Friday Action that makes leaves leave Actor in TV's "Hazel" American television pioneer. alter the shape of by stress alteration of form or shape Across and Down items: Abbr. Agenda entries Artfully nimble Act against A.B. or B.A. A.B. or M.A. A.B., e.g. Acad. award Acad. goal Academic accomplishment: abbr. Angle (abbr) Angle meas. Award for a bachelor: Abbr. At ease: Fr.