| Audibly overwhelm (with "out") | 40 |
| Audibly overpower, with "out" | 39 |
| Audibly deal with prolific composer (6) | 39 |
| Audible callers on the gridiron (abbr.) | 39 |
| Auden's "___, Stranger!" | 38 |
| Auden's "To My Pupils," e.g. | 42 |
| Auden's "The ____ of Anxiety" | 43 |
| Auden's "The ___ of Anxiety" | 42 |
| Auden's "The __ of Anxiety" | 41 |
| Auden's "Homage to ___" | 37 |
| Auctioneer's word when the hammer falls | 43 |
| Auctioneer's responsibility, essentially | 44 |
| Auctioneer's question, perhaps | 34 |
| Auctioneer's penultimate word | 33 |
| Auctioneer's next-to-last word | 34 |
| Auctioneer's next to last word | 34 |
| Auctioneer's job, essentially | 33 |
| Auctioneer's final word, almost | 35 |
| Auctioneer's attention-getter | 33 |
| Auctioneer's "Sold!" | 34 |
| Auctioneer's "Amen" | 33 |
| Auction venue with a four-color logo | 36 |
| Auction to recoup funds from a delinquent | 41 |
| Auction offer from actor Pickens | 32 |
| Aucklanders and others, informally | 34 |
| Auburn, to Heisman winner Jackson? | 34 |
| Auburn color named for a painter | 32 |
| Auburn cheerleader's request? | 33 |
| Auburn cheerleader's request | 32 |
| Auberjonois of "The Christmas Star" | 45 |
| Auberjonois of "Boston Legal" | 39 |
| Auberjonois of "Benson" | 33 |
| Auber's "___ Diavolo" | 35 |
| Au ___ de (instead of, in French) | 33 |
| Au ___ (how some potatoes are served) | 37 |
| Au ___ (how roast beef might be served) | 39 |
| Au ___ (how a French dip is served) | 35 |
| Au naturel (with "in the") | 36 |
| Atwood's "___ and Crake" | 38 |
| Atwood's "The Handmaid's ___" | 47 |
| Atwood's "The Handmaid's ---" | 47 |
| Atwood's The Handmaid's ____ | 39 |
| Atwood novel "The Handmaid's ---" | 47 |
| Atty. General's gov't division | 38 |
| Atty. General's cabinet division | 36 |
| Attributes (to), with "up" | 36 |
| Attribute to another, as a fault | 32 |
| Attribute one's feelings to others | 38 |
| Attribute of Elks or Lions Club members | 39 |
| Attribute of an elegant oil magnate? | 36 |
| Attribute of a water-skiing naiad? | 34 |
| Attractive single person, slangily | 34 |
| Attractive refrigerator feature? | 32 |
| Attractive lease on a big apartment? | 36 |
| Attractive girl or cunning maneuver | 35 |
| Attractive but superficial display | 34 |
| Attractive but dumb guy, in slang | 33 |
| Attractive 18th-century novelist in Connecticut? | 48 |
| Attractions with tame critters, to a Greek god? | 47 |
| Attractions that may cause dizziness | 36 |
| Attraction just outside the Rogers Centre | 41 |
| Attraction in Alabama's Lane Park | 37 |
| Attraction in a carbon dioxide molecule | 39 |
| Attraction for winter vacationers in the South | 46 |
| Attraction at the Evergreen Aviation Museum | 43 |
| Attraction at Rockefeller Center | 32 |
| Attraction at Riverfront Stadium | 32 |
| Attraction at Chicago's Field Museum | 40 |
| Attraction at 1964–65 fair | 33 |
| Attracting outdoorsy readers, say? | 34 |
| Attracted to, with "of" | 33 |
| Attract upward-looking onlookers | 32 |
| Attorney's field of expertise | 33 |
| Attorney's concern, among other things | 42 |
| Attorney's "thing" | 32 |
| Attorney with a stadium named after him | 39 |
| Attorney William after whom a stadium is named | 46 |
| Attorney specializing in petty cases? | 37 |
| Attorney general under Ronald Reagan | 36 |
| Attorney General of the '80s | 32 |
| Attorney General involved in Iran-Contra | 40 |
| Attorney general Holder's title in Swahili? | 47 |
| Attorney General during the Iran-Contra Affair | 46 |
| Attorney general during Reagan's second term | 48 |
| Attorney General between Smith and Thornburgh | 45 |
| Attorney general before Thornburgh | 34 |
| Attorney general before Dick Thornburgh | 39 |
| Attorney General before Ashcroft | 32 |
| Attorney general and Nevada city | 32 |
| Attorney general after Thornburgh | 33 |
| Attorney for the Environmental Protection Agency? | 49 |
| Attired like some senators of old | 33 |
| Attired for an "Animal House" party | 45 |
| Attire with pics of sheep, maybe | 32 |
| Attire usually worn with slippers | 33 |
| Attire that's not for the modest | 36 |
| Attire that's never worn out? | 33 |
| Attire that often includes a hood | 33 |
| Attire popular with private eyes | 32 |
| Attire in which to retire, briefly | 34 |