| An Annie of 1946 and 1966 | 25 |
| An annual golf tournament | 25 |
| An antitoxin: Comb. form | 24 |
| An antonym for abundant | 23 |
| An antonym for restores | 23 |
| An apartment, to a landlord | 27 |
| An apple for Apple Inc., e.g. | 29 |
| An apple was named after him | 28 |
| An apple-less merry land? | 25 |
| An April loser in 1988 | 22 |
| An archangel: II Esdras 4 | 25 |
| An archbishop of Canterbury | 27 |
| An arm and a leg, maybe | 23 |
| An arm and a leg, really | 24 |
| An arm of a worldwide org. | 26 |
| An artful Dodger: 1940-58 | 25 |
| An article for André | 23 |
| An article you use every day | 28 |
| An assembling of huntsmen | 25 |
| An associate of Thalia | 22 |
| An Astaire and namesakes | 24 |
| An astronaut may get into it | 28 |
| An atheist can't be one | 27 |
| An athlete might run in it | 26 |
| An athlete might run in one | 27 |
| An athlete might swim in it | 27 |
| An athlete might turn this | 26 |
| An Atlas Mountains locale | 25 |
| An attendant on Cleopatra | 25 |
| An attendee at an S.R.O. show | 29 |
| An attenuator decreases it | 26 |
| An aunt of little Beatrice | 26 |
| An aunt of Princess Beatrice | 28 |
| An author might give it away | 28 |
| An auto may require it | 22 |
| An auto-body experience? | 24 |
| An awkward, stupid person | 25 |
| An aye for an aye, in Mexico | 28 |
| An e. e. cummings work | 22 |
| An eagle is on its flag | 23 |
| An eagle is two under this | 26 |
| An early invader of Britain | 27 |
| An early Mets' game? | 24 |
| An early ocean crosser | 22 |
| An early supporter of Fidel | 27 |
| An Eastern Church member | 24 |
| An easy crossword, e.g. | 23 |
| An echo's performance | 25 |
| An eclipse, some think | 22 |
| An Ed with aspirations? | 23 |
| An editor may wield one | 23 |
| An editor's may be blue | 27 |
| An Edomite, to Esau: Abbr. | 26 |
| An eephus pitch has a big one | 29 |
| An egg develops from it | 23 |
| An egg in Caesar's salad | 28 |
| An egotist's toast? | 23 |
| An Einstein he's not | 24 |
| An Eisenhower doctor: 1956 | 26 |
| An electrically charged atom | 28 |
| An element in our atmosphere | 28 |
| An element, in Ecuador | 22 |
| An element, to the ancients | 27 |
| An elephant has a big one | 25 |
| An elephant has a long one | 26 |
| An ellipse has two of them | 26 |
| An emoticon's eyes | 22 |
| An emperor and a pianist | 24 |
| An emperor and a Wolfe | 22 |
| An empty bottle is full of it | 29 |
| An English cider apple | 22 |
| An English royal house | 22 |
| An epicure has a refined one | 28 |
| An equilateral parallelogram | 28 |
| An ergosphere surrounds it | 26 |
| An essay may be on one | 22 |
| An essayist's pen name | 26 |
| An essential amino acid | 23 |
| An essential ingredient | 23 |
| An ester used in ointments | 26 |
| An estuary of the Amazon | 24 |
| An eternity, seemingly | 22 |
| An evening in Florence | 22 |
| An event won by Jesse Owen | 26 |
| An ex of Artie and Frank | 24 |
| An exciting moment on Dec. 31 | 29 |
| An exemplar of neatness | 23 |
| An exercise for Rubinstein | 26 |
| An exiled Yank, perhaps | 23 |
| An expat may take it: Abbr. | 27 |
| An expectant father, e.g. | 25 |
| An expert might sit on one | 26 |
| An expert on E. O'Neill | 27 |
| An explosive, for short | 23 |
| An expression of disdain | 24 |
| An expression of regret | 23 |
| An extremely long time | 22 |
| An eye for an eye to some? | 27 |
| An eye for the poetic? | 22 |
| An eye, ear or nose, e.g. | 25 |