| Address for a countess | 22 |
| Address for a French friend | 27 |
| Address for a gentlewoman | 25 |
| Address for a Juárez wife | 28 |
| Address for an overseas G.I. | 28 |
| Address for Ben Kingsley | 24 |
| Address for Bill and Ted | 24 |
| Address for French women | 24 |
| Address for Isaac Newton | 24 |
| Address for jet-setters? | 24 |
| Address for King Arthur | 23 |
| Address for pop songwriters? | 28 |
| Address for Rabbit or Fox | 25 |
| Address heard while kneeling | 28 |
| Address in colonial India | 25 |
| Address in the 'hood | 24 |
| Address insertions, at times | 28 |
| Address number for Thatcher | 27 |
| Address of many pizzerias? | 26 |
| Address of the Clampetts | 24 |
| Address of the Kramdens | 23 |
| Address of the Munsters | 23 |
| Address often given in an ad | 28 |
| Address online, for short | 25 |
| Address south of the border | 27 |
| Address starting http:// | 24 |
| Address that includes http | 26 |
| Address the baby, maybe | 23 |
| Address the convention | 22 |
| Address the hall, e.g. | 22 |
| Address to a pal, in Pamplona | 29 |
| Address to a sovereign | 22 |
| Address to an elderly lady | 26 |
| Address to English queen | 24 |
| Address used by Fonzie | 22 |
| Address used by surfers | 23 |
| Address with a letter missing | 29 |
| Address with a st. but no st. | 29 |
| Address with dots and slashes | 29 |
| Address with dots in it | 23 |
| Address, as with a speech | 25 |
| Address-bar entry, for short | 28 |
| Addressed or control preceder | 29 |
| Addressee of many a request | 27 |
| Addressee of many requests | 26 |
| Addresses for churches | 22 |
| Addresses in a browser | 22 |
| Addresses starting http:// | 26 |
| Addresses the audience | 22 |
| Addresses, as a problem | 23 |
| Addressing one's flock? | 27 |
| Adds a lining as to slacks | 27 |
| Adds a little liquor to | 23 |
| Adds as an afterthought | 23 |
| Adds color to, in a way | 23 |
| Adds greater significance to | 28 |
| Adds highlights at the salon | 28 |
| Adds in great quantities | 24 |
| Adds insult to injury, say | 26 |
| Adds liquor discreetly | 22 |
| Adds liveliness to something | 28 |
| Adds marginal comments | 22 |
| Adds more seasoning to | 22 |
| Adds music to a scene, e.g. | 27 |
| Adds one fact too many | 22 |
| Adds one to three, e.g. | 23 |
| Adds one's 3 cents worth | 28 |
| Adds one's two cents | 24 |
| Adds picturesque details (to) | 29 |
| Adds punch to the punch | 23 |
| Adds punch to, as punch | 23 |
| Adds seasonal glitter to | 24 |
| Adds sound effects to a film | 28 |
| Adds to one's coffers | 25 |
| Adds to one's turf | 22 |
| Adds to or subtracts from | 25 |
| Adds to the batter, say | 23 |
| Adds to the bottom line | 23 |
| Adds to, as a bar bill | 22 |
| Adds water to the Knorr mix? | 28 |
| Adds water, as to soup | 22 |
| Adds weather stripping to | 25 |
| Adds, as to a recording | 23 |
| Adds, with "on" | 25 |
| Ade ingredient, perhaps | 23 |
| Adelaide "Hi!" | 24 |
| Adelaide is its capital | 23 |
| Adelaide-to-Brisbane dir. | 25 |
| Adelaide-to-Melbourne dir. | 26 |
| Adele "Now and ___" | 29 |
| Adele or Cher, voicewise | 24 |
| Adelina of operatic fame | 24 |
| Adelina Patti, for one | 22 |
| Adelphi U.'s locale | 23 |
| Aden is its largest city | 24 |
| Adenauer aka Der ____ | 22 |
| Adenauer moniker Der ___ | 24 |
| Adenauer's epithet | 22 |
| Adenauer's successor | 24 |
| Adenauer, "Der ___" | 29 |