Letter A 76250–76500

Ancient kingdom descended from Esau Ancient adversary of Israel Actor seen in credits stuffing his hand down his pants Al Bundy portrayer Al Bundy portrayer on "Married ... With Children" Al Bundy's portrayer Ancient Thracians Automated method of handling information: abbr. ...a concert hall Abbreviation for an emergency doctor AMERICAN MAGAZINE FOUNDED AND OTHERS, BRIEFLY Abbr. in many JAMA article headings Abbr. in many a scholarly journal Actor Asner, et al Actor Harris et al. Actors Asner and Harris Actors Begley and Begley Jr. Actors Burns and Wynn Actors Harris and Begley Actors Harris and Helms Actors Harris and Norton Actors Helms and Harris Actors Nelson and Norton Actors Norton and Harris Actors Wynn and Robinson. Ames and Asner Ames and Begley Ames and Koch Ames and McMahon Ames and Ott Ames and Sullivan Ames and Wynn Ames et al. Ames namesakes Ames, Wynn, etc. Anthology overseers (abbr.) Asner and Ames Asner and Begley Asner and Begley Jr. Asner and Bradley Asner and Figueroa Asner and Harris Asner and Helms Asner and Koch Asner and McMahon Asner and O'Neill Asner and Sheeran Asner and Shore Asner and Sullivan Asner and Wynn Asner et al. Auths. often thank them and others Wynn Actor Actor Harris' king-sized furniture? "A no-go," according to Billy Joel's "We Didn't Start the Fire" "An Oldsmobile sucking a lemon," per "Time" A CITY IN SOUTHEASTERN ONTARIO ON THE DETROIT RIVER OPPOSITE DETROIT A Detroit dud A Ford A Ford who could afford a Rolls A MEMBER OF A CLAN Abandoned car Abandoned car of the 1950s Antarctica's ___ Ford Ranges Auto bust Auto debut of '57 Auto debut of 1957 Auto dud Auto flop Auto introduced in 1957 Auto introduced in the fall of 1957 Auto that debuted in 1957 Auto that was Auto with Teletouch Drive Auto with Teletouch transmission Auto with a "horse collar" grille Automobile lemon Automobile with Teletouch Drive Automotive blooper Automotive debut of 1957 Automotive disaster Automotive flop Automotive lemon of note Automotive sponsor of "Wagon Train" in the 1950s Automobile model named after Henry Ford's son __ and Eleanor Ford House (Michigan landmark) Auto exec born in Detroit in 1893 Automaker who introduced the Lincoln Continental A Ford and others. Actor Richard of "Stranger Than Paradise" A 2017 report from Massachusetts officials proposes to essentially make it year-round: Abbr. A N.Y. time A SCHEDULE OF TIMES OF ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES A summer time: abbr. Abbr. in "TV Guide" Fall Preview issues Abbr. on a Miami itinerary Air-board letters Airline-schedule initials Annual March arrival in DC Appalachian spring hrs. Atlanta summer hrs. Aug. clock setting in N.Y.C. Aug. flight info Aug. hours in Akron Aug. hrs. in Augusta Aug. setting in Atlanta Aug. setting in Atlantic City Aug. setting in Augusta August hours in Albany August hours in N.Y. August hrs. in Augusta August hrs., in Philly August setting in the Capitol bldg. Augusta Aug. setting Augusta's August hrs. aromatic waters Acid used in chemical analysis: Abbr. .ac alternative ACADEMIC TESTER AN EXAMINATION ADMINISTERED AT THE END OF AN ACADEMIC TERM AN ORNAMENTAL NET IN THE SHAPE OF A BAG THAT CONFINES A WOMAN'S HAIR Abbr. after a dot, usually Abbr. akin to com or org Academia.___ Academic URL ender Academic URL ending Academic URL suffix Academic Web letters Academic address closing Academic address ender Academic address ending Academic address letters Academic address piece Academic e-mail address ender Academic e-mail suffix Academic email ender Academic extension Academic's URL ender Academic's address ender Academic's email suffix Accreditation abbreviation Accreditation designation Address ending required for some student discounts Adelphi address ender Alternative to "com" and "org" Alternative to .com or .org Alternative to .gov Alternative to .org and .com Alternative to .org, .com or .net Alternative to com or gov Alternative to com, org, or net Alternative to gov or mil Alumni email address ender An Internet address ender Auburn address part Academia's internet tag Academic site signifier Argentine novelist Mallea Abbr. for a teaching field Another cabinet dept. Arne Duncan's cabinet dept. Arne Duncan's dept. Able to be taught. Appropriate for schooling Assist with the ropes ANALYTIC Approximation after ratiocination Aristotle birthplace Aristotle subject Aristotle's "best provision for old age" a person skilled in methods of educating or teaching; a person who promotes education Anne Sullivan, e.g. AFT members Arrive at via reason Avian composer? An Eng. king Actor Norton Albee or Villella Albee. Artist Hopper A PISCES Author of "The Hoosier Schoolmaster" Author of "tulips and c" "American History X" actor "American History X" costar Author/illustrator who used the pseudonym Ogdred Weary Actor typecast as a gangster Actor who said "Some people have youth, some have beauty—I have menace" "A Book of Nonsense" author American philosopher (1703–58). Anthony of "ER" Author of quotation below Actress Feuillere et al. A Booth. ALDRIN, BUZZ ALMA MATER Actor Booth. Actor-brother of John Wilkes Booth Aldrin, Buzz birth name All-Star Mets pitcher Diaz Architect Lutyens Armstrong who invented FM Astronaut Aldrin Astronaut Aldrin's real first name Astronaut Aldrin's real name Astronomer Hubbell Astronomer Hubble Astronomer Hubble of telescope fame Astronomer Hubble whom the telescope is named after Attorney General Meese Author O'Connor Author-newscaster Newman Actress Findley Author Currie ___ Abbey, U.S. painter Actor who played Hamlet for 100 consecutive nights in 1864-65 Astronomer who determined that there were other galaxies beyond the Milky Way Astronomer Hubble and astronaut Aldrin Astronomer Hubble et al. "A Girl Like You" Collins Actress Williams of "Dr. Minx" Actress Williams of the 1960s-'70s Actress Williams who was directed by Russ Meyer ACCIDENT ON ICE Alternative to Breyers Alternative to Dolly Madison Alternative to Häagen-Dazs A24 film that won Best Picture in 2023, for short A MEMBER OF THE FRENCH-SPEAKING PEOPLE LIVING IN BELGIUM "anyone lived in a pretty how town" poet Author known for using lowercase letters in his poems Author set in lower case. Amherst poet's monogram A disorderly crowd A foot wide measurement? A foot wide? A shoe size AAA opposite AAA's opposite AAA's opposite, in shoes AAA, MAYBE AN UNUSUAL GARMENT SIZE ASUS netbook Ample shoe width A migraine sufferer might take one, for short ACTIVITY of nerve cells in the brain, graphic record of Alpha rhythm readout Alpha rhythm readout, briefly Alpha rhythm readout, for short Alpha rhythm readout, in brief