| Accumulated, with ''up'' | 40 |
| Accumulated traditions or beliefs | 33 |
| Accumulated periodically, as interest | 37 |
| Accumulated (with "up") | 33 |
| Accumulate on the surface, like molecules | 41 |
| Accumulate on a surface, as a dissolved substance | 49 |
| Accumulate (with "up") | 32 |
| Acct. with tax-free withdrawals, often | 38 |
| Accouterment for Fred of "Scooby-Doo" | 47 |
| Accounting name in the news, 2001 | 33 |
| Accounting giant ___ & Young | 32 |
| Accounting firm: ___ & Young | 32 |
| Accounting firm in 2002 headlines | 33 |
| Accounting designation, for short | 34 |
| Accounting dept. employee, perhaps | 34 |
| Accounting book for a sword case? | 33 |
| Accounted for, as during calculations | 37 |
| Accountants used to dip into them | 33 |
| Accountants put them on the left | 32 |
| Accountants aren't fired, they're --- | 45 |
| Accountant's financial strategy | 35 |
| Accountant Martinez of "The Office" | 45 |
| Account that might be under lock and key | 40 |
| Account of a trip conducted by Virgil | 37 |
| Account access requirement, often | 33 |
| Accosting a physicist with oneÂ’s hands? | 43 |
| Accordion-playing Zydeco band leader | 36 |
| Accordion-playing comic Judy (anagram of ATTUNE) | 48 |
| According to Kipling, "The ___" | 41 |
| According to a Mexican-American woman | 37 |
| Accord that went into effect in Jan. 1994 | 41 |
| Accord signed on Good Friday 1998 | 33 |
| Accord signed by Ford and Brezhnev | 34 |
| Accomplishes perfectly, as a dismount | 37 |
| Accomplish today's objective? | 33 |
| Accomplish by economy, with "out" | 43 |
| Accompany, with "with" | 32 |
| Accompany to the door, with "out" | 43 |
| Accompany a horse researcher? [Ford] | 36 |
| Accompaniment to an author photo | 32 |
| Accompaniment for some folk music | 33 |
| Accompaniment for Kringle's jingles | 39 |
| Accompaniment for a submission to an ed. | 40 |
| Accompanies musically sans words | 32 |
| Accompaniers of cover letters: Abbr. | 36 |
| Accompaniers of carrots in a Birds Eye package | 46 |
| Accompanier of means and opportunity | 36 |
| Accompanier of a harrow, in Harrow | 34 |
| Accommodations with low overhead? | 33 |
| Accommodations on an Italian ship? | 34 |
| Accommodations in a balcony or box, say | 39 |
| Accommodations for a family on the go? | 38 |
| Accommodate, with "up" | 32 |
| Accommodate, in a way, as a restaurant patron | 45 |
| Acclamation for a harvest bundle? | 33 |
| Acclaimed jazz vocalist ___ Bridgewater | 39 |
| Accidents dealt with by whisk brooms | 36 |
| Accidentally uninked embossed stamp | 35 |
| Accidentally steps on a syringe? | 32 |
| Accident-assessing areas, briefly | 33 |
| Accident waiting to happen, e.g. | 32 |
| Accident scene workers, for short | 33 |
| Accident scene arrival, for short | 33 |
| Accident investigator, for short | 32 |
| Accident at a health food store? | 32 |
| Accident analysis tool in a commercial aircraft? | 48 |
| Accessory worn by one doing a bank job | 38 |
| Accessory with a chain and a pin | 32 |
| Accessory popularized by Louis XIV | 34 |
| Accessory poking out of a breast pocket | 39 |
| Accessory often carried with a wallet | 37 |
| Accessory indicating rank, perhaps | 34 |
| Accessory in “The Mikado” | 33 |
| Accessory for Tina Turner or Dolly Parton | 41 |
| Accessory for the Penguin, in "Batman" | 48 |
| Accessory for the fastidious dresser | 36 |
| Accessory for one who's been cornered? | 42 |
| Accessory for Mae West or Miss Piggy | 36 |
| Accessory for King Midas's bride? | 37 |
| Accessory for an old-time flying ace | 36 |
| Accessory for a well-dressed man | 32 |
| Accessory for a mollusk strip show? | 35 |
| Accessory for a Miss America contestant | 39 |
| Accessories whose colors may indicate rank | 42 |
| Accessories purchased just for openers? | 39 |
| Accessories for a "Just Married" sign | 47 |
| Accessed illegally, as a computer | 33 |
| Accessed (with "into") | 32 |
| Accessed (with ''into'') | 40 |
| Access to plumbing or wiring, perhaps | 37 |
| Access the Internet, with "on" | 40 |
| Access illegally, as computer files | 35 |
| Access for Clementine's father | 34 |
| Access data in a lower level of a database | 42 |
| Accepts with pleasure, with "up" | 42 |
| Accepts with pleasure (with "up") | 43 |
| Accepts punishment unflinchingly | 32 |
| Accepts formally, as a resolution | 33 |
| Accepts congratulations, in a way | 33 |
| Accepting personal responsibility | 33 |