Letter A 92750–93000

___ and easy. "And leaves soul ___ little": Browning Athletes not under contract Analysis technique A thing given free of charge After-dinner mints, e.g. Annie Oakleys a person who roves about freely in search of booty, a pirate Amenity offered at an internet cafe? Ascent without assistance Another word for nothin' left to lose, in a Joplin hit absence of necessity coercion or constraint April 27 in South Africa "As you go, make sure you exercise your ___" Amendment I topic *Ability to do a deltoid exercise however you want? Activist of the '60's a general brawl Assymetrical in design Anti-consumerist who seeks alternatives to purchasing items Anti-consumerist ideology Anticonsumerists aiming to help the environment Ad come-on, redundantly a person who possesses a freehold Author with no contractual obligation Act the sponge AD libitum Actor Morgan Actor Morgan of "Driving Miss Daisy" Author of "Lee's Lieutenants" Author of Lee biography a sexually deficient female calf born as a bull calf's twin An international society member A good thing for the imagination. Appropriate name for a newspaper. Able to give more Art gallery in Washington, D.C. Art gallery in Washington. Art museum in the Smithsonian Arrangement in which you buy three tires but get a whole set? Allowed to graze Allowed to graze, as chicken Allowed to graze, as livestock Allowed to roam Allowed to roam, as chickens Allowed to wander, as a chicken An example of Emeril's largesse? Advantage you don't have to pay for Anti-gold standard policy that climaxed in the Bryan-McKinley campaign Anti-slave party, 1848–56. Antislavery party, 1847–54. Another chance from Pat Sajak Allowing the most movement Antebellum Kansas, notably Antebellum Michigan, e.g. Antebellum Ohio, e.g. AUSTRALIAN crawl Asian independence movement "And men are ___ think and act . . . " Adam Smith, notably. Alleviate a tie-up? Ad gimmick. Advertising device. Act the gadabout Airport amenity Amenity at most hotels and airports Amenity often offered at coffee shops for internet access Ability to choose Age-old philosophical topic apparent human ability to make choices that are not externally determined Actor Arnett unchained? Armed robber's order anaesthetise Area where goods may be stored without customs payments Area without duty payments Ace of Kiss At liberty, in Bonn. At liberty, in Munich At no cost, in Germany At no cost: Ger. Available, in Münster Alliance of haulers? AMERICAN bridge, long AMERICAN steel arch bridge American general and explorer. A Language in cannada A language of Canada Anouilh, Jean Aragon, Louis A kepi is part of its dress uniform ... an éclair or crème brûlée, with "The"? Avignon avengers? AWOL's action "A ___ must be always talking . . . ": S. Johnson Annual tennis tournament played on clay Area of New Orleans famous for jazz and Creole cuisine "Alas, my seine in the Seine has returned empty" Allies who are also rivals Ally who's not completely an ally Artie Shaw gold platter of 1940 A period of wild and violent behaviour A state of uncontrolled excitement Alfred Hitchcock's penultimate film A/C cooling agent Aerosol gas Aerosol propellant formerly Air conditioner coolant Air conditioner refrigerant Air conditioner substance Air conditioning gas Air-conditioning coolant Air-conditioning gas Air-conditioning refrigerant causing environmental concerns Attend a place regularly a tense of a verb denoting repeated or recurrent action or state Airline's important customer "Au contraire, mon ___" Address in a French monastery Address in a Marseille monastery Agua ___ (fruity taqueria drink) Alternative to 7Up A painting done on wet plaster. Al _____ (outdoors) Al with this painting would be in the open air Art form in the Vatican's Raphael Rooms Art on plaster Artists' technique Artwork on fresh plaster. A breath of ___ air Academic rookies Alternative to frozen At risk of being slapped Available at the farmers' market Agoraphobic partygoer's frequent need Alert and energetic ASPERGE Add ice, as to an old drink Add more to, as someone's drink allow rest Attends to some personal care academic rookie American city that means "ash tree" in Spanish Alma mater of Sam Peckinpah and Trent Dilfer ADORN ceiling with carved or embossed work ADORN with carved work ADORN with embossed work Act a bit vexed Act like a worrywart Angular border design Angular design Apt rhyme of "sweat" ___ak ou_ Acts nervous Acts the worrywart Acts worried Agonizes (over) Aid for intricate cutting A colleague of Jung Anna who was an early pioneer of psychoanalytic child psychology Archetypical analyst Austrian whom Auden called "a whole climate of opinion / under whom we conduct our different lives," in a 1940 elegy Author of Totem and Tabu Accidental truth Act of self-betrayal Analyst's undergarment? Anna and Sigmund "A Million Little Pieces" author James Asgard's peacemaker Author James who got in trouble with Oprah A day: Abbr. Abbr. above the sixth of seven columns, often Abbr. in a journal After Thurs. Another cal. column heading Apr. 5, 1991 Abbreviation for the end of a workweek Abbr. often used for Good or Black day AFRICAN bauxite mining center/centre Agua __ (river in Arizona) Arizona's Agua __ National Monument Arizona's Agua ___ River ARENACEOUS Abbot's underling Accomplice in "Romeo and Juliet" Augustinian, e.g. Australian honeyeater with a naked head Annual no-holds-barred celebrity tribute a thick slice of veal or similar meat A stew American philanthropist, home now a museum in NY. Art museum on Fifth Avenue. Acadian stew of potatoes, meat or fish Artist Kahlo Artist Kahlo portrayed by Salma Hayek American master mariner, George ___. Austrian winner of Nobel Peace Prize, 1911. App you can't download "A single soul dwelling in two bodies", per Aristotle Alter ego, e.g. Admitted into one's social network All alone "Aladdin" song whose title lyric follows "You ain't never had a" a feeling of liking for another person ACTING as friend AMICABLY Amicable foes Accidental attack on allied forces Affable terriers? Acquaintance, perhaps "Are we cool?" vs. "Are you a commoner?" Attempt to establish an online connection Arthur Penn's Four ___ "A single soul dwelling in two bodies," to Aristotle ... according to Joseph Campbell Appliance for making onion rings Alternative to onion rings Alternatives to onion rings Alternatives to tots A decorative horizontal band, as along the top of a wall Above the architrave Architectural adornment Architectural element often decorated with bas-reliefs a heavy woolen fabric with a long nap an architectural ornament consisting of a horizontal sculptured band between the architrave and the cornice Architectural bands AMERICAN naval ship larger than destroyer Aircraft carrier escort Anything ugly or shocking: Colloq. afeard Appliance brand owned by Electrolux Arctic area, for one A fancy detail. Anything superfluous. Add-on features Airplane meals and movies Added bonuses Advantages of having a shawl Adornments for some surreys A frivolous thing "Adherents" of a George Carlin "belief that when you die, your soul goes up on the roof and gets stuck" An act of feeling Arresting officers, at times A butterfly with orange-brown wings chequered with black A corn chip A piece of fruit, vegetable, or meat coated in batter and deep-fried An unlucky one Aunt in "Nancy" Austrian-American violin virtuoso A mass of tightly curled hair Afro, notably