Letter A 97500–97750

Alaric's men. Alaric's people Anc. Germanic people. Ancient Germanic invaders Ancient Teutons Ancient barbarians Ancient invaders of Rome Arrived after a trip Arrived home Arrive with a bar Angered the boss "Am I clear?" "Anything you want, you ___" Absented oneself Acquired a few dinky sketches? *Ad question since 1993 Ad campaign almost dismissed by its creators for grammatical inaccuracy Ad campaign featuring "mustaches" Ad campaign featuring white mustaches Ad slogan introduced in 1993 "Ain't ___" ("Hair" tune) Archaic "You don't say!" Attend, as a film Attend, as a party Attend, as a school Attend, as an event Attend, like a party Attend Mass, for example Avoided punishment a corner monopoly space Approached old age + Ready to sail = Joined the cause Angler's jubilant cry Annoyed comment from a bedmate Attend a tennis tournament because one is a fan of? Act with energy A for a sorority sister; F for a wrestler After losing a few employees, VSI ___ A&E's "Growing Up ___" Assante title role Affected emotionally Annoyed, after a time Annoyed, eventually Arose from bed Arose to catch the proverbial worm April Fools' Day declaration April Fools' exclamation A CAT HAVING BLACK AND CREAM-COLORED AND YELLOWISH MARKINGS Alternative to Edam Author of "The White Witch." Actor Elliott American capitalist (1836–92). AUSTRALIAN finch, rare Advance prints of Elliott's scenes A crooning Robert Algerian territorial militia. Approach at a mixer Air-breathing aquarium fish ACORN SQUASH Autumn decoration as much as a gourd will hold A person who is knowledgeable about good food Appreciator of food A disease causing the joints swell and become painful ACUTE crystal arthritis Affliction of Benjamin Franklin Affliction that attacks the big toe. Ailment affecting the big toe Arthritic inflammation Abbreviation for a ruling authority ASHRAM LEADER Admin head Administrative head Arnold Schwarzenegger, for one: Abbr. Abbreviation for a ruling authority A challenger Administer laws. Ahnold's political nickname ANCIENT regime a group in a parliamentary system constituted by the cabinet or by the ministry A soldier's gear, for example A CONTROL THAT MAINTAINS A STEADY SPEED IN A MACHINE an official appointed to rule a town an official appointed to rule a town or region Adrienne Clarkson, e.g. Abbr. for the ruling body of a nation A Champion Advice ascribed to Greeley Advice for a young man Advice from Greeley Advice from Horace Greeley Advice heeded by a pioneer Advice mistakenly laid to Greeley Advice of 1851 Advice to a young man Advice popularized by Greeley Accept something fully: Slang. Approach something with gusto Attempt to get a mass audience Act haphazardly Abstain or do without something Accompaniments Accept things as they are "Alice Blue ___" A train may follow it Academic symbol. Academic's robe Academician's garment Academic wear Appropriately dressed for the ball Academic robes Aragon-born artist Aragonese artist Artist from Aragon Artist of "La Maja Desnuda" and "La Maja Vestida" Artful namesake of a major Spanish film award alba Art works in The Prado. Artist Francisco's paintings AUSTRALIAN lagoon A 3.0 one is a B A D will usually lower it: Abbr. A good one gets you on a list, briefly A good one might get you accepted: Abbr. A gut course will boost it: Abbr. A plus often raises it A student might bring this up in an intro class A student's pride A student's pride Abbr.: Abbr. on a transcript Academic measure at a univ. Academic no. Academic record, in brief Academic stat Admissions Dept. concern Admissions concern: Abbr. Admissions stat An A often boosts it (abbr.) An A student has a high one, for short An A will usually raise it: Abbr. An easy A might boost it Application fig. Acad. values Admissions considerations Admissions depts. review them Application figs. acronym: General Post Office AAA TripTik alternative AID for a lost driver AMA contingent Activity-tracking letters Aid for Uber drivers Aid for a bike trip Aid for a lost Soul Aid for a lost driver, for short Aid for a road trip Aid for lost souls, briefly? All purpose MD's App that can get you places Apple Maps tech Auto accessory often mounted on the windshield, for short Auto gizmo that talks Auto gizmo that talks, for short Auto gizmo that talks, in brief Auto navig. aid Auto navigation aid: Abbr. Auto rental add-on Auto rental option Auto's rte.-finding device Attachment to a car's dashboard ANGLO-IRISH sweetheart Act greedily, in a way Act greedily, perhaps Act greedy Act greedy, in a way Affect, in slang Appeal to, slangily Appropriate greedily ARMENIAN literary language Attempt to seize Ate and ran, say Aid for getting things off top shelves Avaricious person Actress Geena, when being a hog? Actress Betty. Ameche's "Moon Over Miami" co-star, 1941 Acts greedily Apt rhyme of "nabs" "Amazing ___" (hymn) "___ and Frankie" (sitcom) A Coolidge A sense of what is right and proper. Actress Kelly or singer Slick Aglaia American-born princess Apt name for an elegant person Asset for ballerinas Author Metalious. Added embellishment to Appeared on, like a magazine cover Actress turned princess Actress who became a princess Actress who married a prince appoggiatura Appoggiaturas Author and activist who wrote, "It is the poet's responsibility to learn the truth from the powerless" Aglaia, Euphrosyne and Thalia Aglaia, Thalia and Euphrosyne Aphrodite's attendants. Attendance on aphrodite Attendants of Eros. Attendants on Aphrodite "___: A Love Story" (1998 George Burns book) Allen of comedy Allen who ran for president in 1940 as the Surprise Party candidate A pair of TV and radio stars. Adding beauty to American blackbird. American songbird with a dark iridescent plumage A senior no longer A.B. holder, for short After Lenin or Stalin Alumnus, briefly Alumnus, for short Alumnus: Abbr. Alumnus: Colloq. Alumnus: Slang. An alum Any MD, presumably Arrange by degrees. Arrange by rank Arrange in degrees Arrange in ranks. Arrange in steps Arranged so as to blend. Act of arranging in stages. A OR C A as in eggs? A is a very good one A level or rank A or 100, e.g. A or B, e.g. A or B, for example. A or B-plus A or D, e.g. A or F A+ or D- A+, say A, B or C A, B or C, e.g. A, B or C, or first, second or third