| Anatomical partitions | 21 |
| Anatomical parts | 16 |
| Anatomical parts that touch, as eyelids to eyeballs | 51 |
| Anatomical passage | 18 |
| Anatomical passages | 19 |
| Anatomical passageways | 22 |
| Anatomical pathway | 18 |
| Anatomical pit | 14 |
| Anatomical pockets | 18 |
| Anatomical pouch | 16 |
| Anatomical pouch / Run on TV / Consume / Feel sick / Oral history | 65 |
| Anatomical pouches | 18 |
| Anatomical prefix | 17 |
| Anatomical quintet | 18 |
| Anatomical ridge | 16 |
| Anatomical ridges | 17 |
| Anatomical ring | 15 |
| Anatomical rings | 16 |
| Anatomical roof | 15 |
| Anatomical roofs | 16 |
| Anatomical rupture | 18 |
| Anatomical sac | 14 |
| Anatomical sacs | 15 |
| Anatomical seam: Var. | 21 |
| Anatomical secreter | 19 |
| Anatomical sheaths | 18 |
| Anatomical shell-like structure | 31 |
| Anatomical source of ill humor? | 31 |
| Anatomical suffix | 17 |
| Anatomical term that's Latin for "hollow" | 55 |
| Anatomical tissue | 17 |
| Anatomical tissues | 18 |
| Anatomical trunk | 16 |
| Anatomical tube | 15 |
| Anatomical vesicle | 18 |
| Anatomical vessel | 17 |
| Anatomical wall | 15 |
| Anatomical walls | 16 |
| Anatomical wrinkle | 18 |
| Anatomically incorrect male doll | 32 |
| Anatomically inward | 19 |
| Anatomist Henry | 15 |
| Anatomist's word | 20 |
| Anatomize | 9 |
| Anatomy adjective | 17 |
| Anatomy class bag | 17 |
| Anatomy class display | 21 |
| Anatomy class model | 19 |
| Anatomy class prop | 18 |
| Anatomy class teaching aid | 26 |
| Anatomy student | 15 |
| Anatomy study | 13 |
| Anatomy subject | 15 |
| Anatomy test, briefly? | 22 |
| Anatomy-class dummy | 19 |
| Anáhuac residents | 20 |
| AnÃbal Cavaco ___, Portuguese president beginning in 2006 | 60 |
| ANC opponent | 12 |
| Anc. Asian empire | 17 |
| Anc. Iranian | 12 |
| Anc. language | 13 |
| Anceint flints | 14 |
| Ancestor | 8 |
| Ancestor of a banjo | 19 |
| Ancestor of a calculator | 24 |
| Ancestor of a fax | 17 |
| Ancestor of Grendel in "Beowulf" | 42 |
| Ancestor of human race | 22 |
| Ancestor of Ital. | 17 |
| Ancestor of Methuselah | 22 |
| Ancestor of Moses | 17 |
| Ancestor of Noah | 16 |
| Ancestor of the adding machine | 30 |
| Ancestor of the Edomites | 24 |
| Ancestor of the modern digital computer | 39 |
| Ancestor of the modern horse | 28 |
| Ancestor of the Q'ero Indians | 33 |
| Ancestor of today's computers | 33 |
| Ancestor's opp. | 19 |
| Ancestor, in Germany | 20 |
| Ancestor: Ger. | 14 |
| Ancestor: It. | 13 |
| Ancestors | 9 |
| Ancestors for whom tribes are named | 35 |
| Ancestors from long, long ago | 29 |
| Ancestors in Darwin's theory | 32 |
| Ancestors of ballerina Maria Tallchief | 38 |
| Ancestors of CDs | 16 |
| Ancestors of domestic cattle | 28 |
| Ancestors of domestic donkeys | 29 |
| Ancestors of the present-day Ossets | 35 |
| Ancestors: It. | 14 |
| Ancestors: Lat. | 15 |
| Ancestral anecdotes | 19 |
| Ancestral diagrams | 18 |
| Ancestral knowledge | 19 |
| Ancestral land | 14 |
| Ancestral line | 14 |
| Ancestral lines | 15 |
| Ancestral link | 14 |