Letter A 76500–76750

Alpha rhythm scan, for short Alpha wave chart, for short Alpha wave letters Anesthetist's tool, for short Alpha rhythm readouts, briefly Alpha rhythm readouts, for short A migraine sufferer might have one "A RAT. IT'S A RAT. RAT RAT RAT" "A bug!!" "A centipede!" "A cockroach!" "A critter in the house!" "A ghost!!" "A mouse! Run!" "A mouse!!" "A rat!" "A rodent! Get me out of here!" "A rodent!" "A snake!" "A spider!!" "A spider!" or "A mouse!" "A tarantula!" "Ahhh! A cockroach!" "Ahhh, a spider!" "__ and Meek" (comic strip) "___ and Meeks," comic strip A STRANGLED SCREAM Agitation declaration Alarm sound? Anagram and homophone of "eke" Animator's shriek Apt rhyme for "shriek" Apt rhyme of "shriek" Apt rhyme of "squeak" Audible "OMG!" Aural "OMG!" ___-A-Mouse (reggae artist) ___-A-Mouse (reggae singer) Alarmed cries Alarmed squeals Apt rhyme for "shrieks" "An ___ held by the tail is not yet caught" (old proverb) A BONE OF A FISH A CRUSTY SOURDOUGH BREAD OFTEN BAKED IN LONG SLENDER TAPERED LOAVES OR BAGUETTES A LONG STRIP OF INKED MATERIAL FOR MAKING CHARACTERS ON PAPER WITH A TYPEWRITER A SHARP HOOKED CLAW ESPECIALLY ON A BIRD OF PREY A TACTIC FOR DELAYING OR OBSTRUCTING LEGISLATION BY MAKING LONG SPEECHES A WORD FOR HORSE USED BY CHILDREN OR IN ADULT SLANG A length of fish. A pelican gulper is a type of one A sniggler snares it A sniggler's a giggler when he snares it ARIZONA FISH Adult elver Adult grig Amazon hunter Amazon hunter in packs Amazon user Amazon zapper Amazonian shocker Amazonian underwater shocker An apodan Anago is the saltwater kind of it Anago or unagi Anago or unagi, to a sushi chef Anago, at a Japanese restaurant Anago, in Japanese cuisine Anago, in a certain bar Anago, on a Japanese menu Anago, really Anguiform fish. Anguilla rostrata Anguilla, on some trattoria menus Anguilla. Anguillid Anguillidae Anguillidqae Anguilliform Anguilliform animal Anguilliform creature Anguilliform one Anguilliform swimmer Anguilliformes swimmer Anguine fish Anguineous creature Anguineous fish Animal consumed by humans whose blood is toxic to them Animal eaten to maintain stamina during the summer heat of Doyo no Ushi no Hi Animal that's catadromous, meaning it lives in fresh water but goes to sea to breed Animal with a mysterious reproductive process Apodal fish. Apodes member Apterygial creature Aquarium denizen Aquarium resident Aquarium wriggler Aquatic shocker Aquatic slitherer Avocado accompanier in some rolls Aquatic creature known for its slipperiness ___ avocado roll ___ avocado rolls amazon shocker AFTER PORT, EDWARD WENT WILD Angled for certain fish. Angled for lampreys. Angled for morays. A certain fisherman A certain piscator. Angler of a sort Angler for congers Angler for morays. Angler of morays Angler of sorts Angler that sniggles Angler who sniggles Angler with pots Angling specialist Anglers after morays Anglers for lampreys. Anglers with pots Angling group Anguilla anglers A RIBBONLIKE STRIP OF PASTA Aquatic plant also known as wild celery After morays, say "A creel of __, all ripples": Sylvia Plath Adult elvers Adult grigs Ambush predators of the sea Anago and unagi Anago and unagi, e.g. Anguiform creatures. Anguillids Anguilliform creatures Anguilliform fish Anguine fishes Anguineous creatures Animals that Aristotle believed were spontaneously generated Animals that are frequently charged Anquilliformes Apodal creatures Apodes Aquarium attractions. Aquarium creatures Aquarium residents in dark tanks Aquarium sight Aquarium sights Aquatic creatures that gave Electro his power in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" Aquatic shockers Aquatic wrigglers Aquatic zappers Artful dodgers. ___ and Escalators (board game in "SpongeBob SquarePants") Aquarium exhibit with morays and such A nematode Anguine. Asquirm. " _____ as the green-growing bud unfolds": Longfellow "A certain convocation of politic worms are ___ at him" (Hamlet) A Shakespearean "even." Adverb in verse After dark, poetically After dark, way old After dusk, poetically After-dusk time, to a poet After-sunset time, in poems Altho' Anglo-Irish diminutive suffix. At least 12 hours from morn At the same time, poetically Attachment with velvet or Hallow AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS, Act of choosing Abbr. in a help wanted ad Abbr. in a help-wanted ad Abbr. in a job posting Abbr. in help-wanted ads Abbr. in the want ads Abbr. of fair hiring Affirmative action letters Anti-discrimination initials Antidiscrimination inits. Antidiscrimination letters Antidiscrimination prog. Antidiscriminatory abbr. acronym: Equal Employment Opportunity Agcy. battling workplace discrimination Anti-discrimination agcy. Anti-workplace discrimination org. Anti___ discrimination grp. Antidiscrimination govt. agency acronym: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission "... a rose ___ blooming" "...all that wealth ___ gave": Gray "Air" homonym "Always" in a poet's mind "Always" poetically "Always," in poem "And all that beauty, all that wealth __ gave ... ": Gray "As __ beneath a waning moon was haunted": Coleridge "As wicked dew as __ my mother brush'd": "The Tempest" -arian relative A DREARY POET UPON MIDNIG ALWAYS, TO KEATS ANY SACRED SONG USED TO PRAISE THE DEITY ARS AMATORIA POET Above, poetically Action or profit follower Adverb in odes All eternity, poetically All eternity, to a bard Always in a poem Always to Byron Always to poets Always used by Longfellow? Always used by Shakespeare? Always used by a poet Always used by old poets? Always used by poets Always, abridged Always, according to Shakespeare Always, if the meter requires it Always, in Shakespeare Always, in a sonnet Always, in an ode Always, in odes Always, in poems Always, in poetry Always, in poetry of old Always, in sonnets Always, long ago Always, romantically Always, to Arnold Always, to Auden Always, to Donne Always, to Dryden Always, to Marvell Always, to Milton Always, to Poe Always, to Pope Always, to Tennyson Always, to Yeats Always, to a bard Always, to a poet Always, to a sonneteer Always, to a verse writer Always, to an old poet Always, to bards Always, to the Bard