| Attraction near U.S. 395 | 24 |
| Attraction near Orlando | 23 |
| Attraction for shutterbugs | 26 |
| Attraction for a butterfly | 26 |
| Attraction at St. Peter's | 29 |
| Attraction at Chichen Itza | 26 |
| Attraction at ancient Delphi | 28 |
| Attracted, as a magnet | 22 |
| Attracted to the wrong men? | 27 |
| Attracted to a coachman | 23 |
| Attracted a trooper, maybe | 26 |
| Attract, as an audience | 23 |
| Attract the attention of | 24 |
| Attract one's fancy | 23 |
| Attract attention, circa 1925 | 29 |
| Attract a trooper perhaps | 26 |
| Attract a larger crowd than | 27 |
| Attract a larger audience | 25 |
| Attorneys, collectively | 23 |
| Attorneys' productions | 26 |
| Attorneys' filings | 22 |
| Attorneys' earnings | 23 |
| Attorneys' degrees: Abbr. | 29 |
| Attorneys' degrees | 22 |
| Attorney-to-be's major | 26 |
| Attorney-to-be's exams | 26 |
| Attorney-to-be exam (Abbr.) | 27 |
| Attorney's workload | 23 |
| Attorney's volunteering | 27 |
| Attorney's summation | 24 |
| Attorney's specialty | 24 |
| Attorney's request | 22 |
| Attorney's reference | 24 |
| Attorney's recourse | 23 |
| Attorney's recommendation | 29 |
| Attorney's profession | 25 |
| Attorney's last words | 25 |
| Attorney's following? | 25 |
| Attorney's expertise | 24 |
| Attorney's employer | 23 |
| Attorney's dessert? | 23 |
| Attorney's degrees | 22 |
| Attorney's customer | 23 |
| Attorney's concern | 22 |
| Attorney's briefs? | 22 |
| Attorney's billing basis | 28 |
| Attorney's assistant? | 25 |
| Attorney's assistant | 24 |
| Attorney's assignment | 25 |
| Attorney's abbreviation | 27 |
| Attorney who turns heads? | 25 |
| Attorney Perry's creator | 28 |
| Attorney or heir follower | 25 |
| Attorney impersonator? | 22 |
| Attorney General, e.g. | 22 |
| Attorney general's intern | 29 |
| Attorney general under Reagan | 29 |
| Attorney General under Carter | 29 |
| Attorney General of the 1990s | 29 |
| Attorney General Meese | 22 |
| Attorney General Janet | 22 |
| Attorney General Holder | 23 |
| Attorney general from Miami | 27 |
| Attorney general for Reagan | 27 |
| Attorney General Edwin ___ | 26 |
| Attorney general before Reno | 28 |
| Attorney general after Barr | 27 |
| Attorney Gen. under Grant | 25 |
| Attorney for Loeb and Leopold | 29 |
| Attorney F. ___ Bailey | 22 |
| Attorney Arthur Garfield ___ | 28 |
| Attitude of the moment | 22 |
| Attitude of self-importance | 27 |
| Attired like Sherlock Holmes | 28 |
| Attired for a frat party | 24 |
| Attire worn with sandals | 24 |
| Attire worn with frock coats | 28 |
| Attire with deep pockets | 24 |
| Attire symbolizing boyhood | 26 |
| Attire not for the modest | 25 |
| Attire for the wee hrs. | 23 |
| Attire for the Grand Marshal | 28 |
| Attire for Tattered Tom | 23 |
| Attire for special occasions | 28 |
| Attire for manual workers? | 26 |
| Attire for M. Butterfly | 23 |
| Attire for an Indian bride | 26 |
| Attire for an astronaut | 23 |
| Attire at fraternity blasts | 27 |
| Attire accompanying a cane | 26 |
| Attila, to his enemies | 22 |
| Attila, the Scourge ___ | 23 |
| Attila, most of the time | 24 |
| Attila, in German legends | 25 |
| Attila's followers | 22 |
| Atticus Finch's son | 23 |
| Atticus Finch portrayer | 23 |
| Attica, e.g., informally | 24 |
| Attica's marketplace | 24 |
| Attica and San Quentin | 22 |