| At no point, in Potsdam | 23 |
| At no extra charge: Abbr. | 25 |
| At no cost, in Germany | 22 |
| At just the right time | 22 |
| At irregular intervals | 22 |
| At home, but available | 22 |
| At Hollywood and Vine, say | 26 |
| At great speed, at sea | 22 |
| At full volume, notationally | 28 |
| At full speed, poetically | 25 |
| At full speed, on the water | 27 |
| At full speed, on the briny | 27 |
| At full speed, in poesy | 23 |
| At full speed, as a ship | 24 |
| At first, second or third | 25 |
| At first, in Frankfurt | 22 |
| At exhilarating times? | 22 |
| At exactly the right time | 25 |
| At Dodger Stadium, briefly | 26 |
| At considerable distance | 24 |
| At bat extender, perhaps | 24 |
| At any ___ (regardless) | 23 |
| At any __ (nevertheless) | 24 |
| At any time, to a poet | 22 |
| At any time, to a bard | 22 |
| At any time, poetically | 23 |
| At any time, in poetry | 22 |
| At another place: Lat. | 22 |
| At an unspecified location | 26 |
| At an unspecified future time | 29 |
| At an unspecified date | 22 |
| At an inconvenient moment | 25 |
| At an impasse, as the Senate | 28 |
| At an ever-increasing rate | 26 |
| At an --- (deadlocked) | 22 |
| At all times, poetically | 24 |
| At all times, in verse | 22 |
| At all events, old style | 24 |
| At a __ (completely stopped) | 28 |
| At a standstill in traffic | 26 |
| At a right angle to the keel | 28 |
| At a rapid tempo, in music | 26 |
| At a moment's notice | 24 |
| At a loss for words, maybe | 26 |
| At a Lakers home game, e.g. | 27 |
| At a good clip, poetically | 26 |
| At a diner, they're short | 29 |
| At a dead end, as a case | 24 |
| At a costume party, maybe | 25 |
| At a costume ball, say | 22 |
| At a chop shop, perhaps | 23 |
| At 17, he was 7'3" | 27 |
| Asylum with a double standard | 29 |
| Asylum seekers, briefly | 23 |
| Asylum seeker, perhaps | 22 |
| Aswan High Dam's river | 26 |
| Aswan and Hoover, e.g. | 22 |
| AstroTurfed area, often | 23 |
| Astroturf, for example | 22 |
| Astros, on the scoreboard | 25 |
| Astros, on scoreboards | 22 |
| Astros' scoreboard abbr. | 28 |
| Astros' infielder Lowrie | 28 |
| Astrophysicist deGrasse Tyson | 29 |
| Astronomy's ___ cloud | 25 |
| Astronomy's father | 22 |
| Astronomy or physics: Abbr. | 27 |
| Astronomy or geology: Abbr. | 27 |
| Astronomy measurements | 22 |
| Astronomically long time | 24 |
| Astronomical unit of distance | 29 |
| Astronomical turning point | 26 |
| Astronomical time span | 22 |
| Astronomical time periods | 25 |
| Astronomical time period | 24 |
| Astronomical sightings | 22 |
| Astronomical reference point | 28 |
| Astronomical red giant | 22 |
| Astronomical phenomenon | 23 |
| Astronomical phenomena | 22 |
| Astronomical observation std. | 29 |
| Astronomical observation | 24 |
| Astronomical observances | 24 |
| Astronomical measurement | 24 |
| Astronomical Major or Minor | 27 |
| Astronomical kind of flare | 26 |
| Astronomical instruments | 24 |
| Astronomical flare-ups | 22 |
| Astronomical Doppler effect | 27 |
| Astronomical distances: Abbr. | 29 |
| Astronomical distances | 22 |
| Astronomical distance: Abbr. | 28 |
| Astronomical distance meas. | 27 |
| Astronomical difference | 23 |
| Astronomical data providers | 27 |
| Astronomical appearance | 23 |
| Astronomical and lunar | 22 |
| Astronomical adjective | 22 |
| AstronomersÕ time, abbr. | 28 |
| Astronomers' subjects | 25 |