Automated programs that send junk e-mail | 40 |
Automated servant for dispensing dip? | 37 |
Automated task performer, briefly | 33 |
Automated telephone menu command | 32 |
Automated, often malicious PC apps | 34 |
Automatic advancement in a tourney | 34 |
Automatic advances in a tournament | 34 |
Automatic cash dispenser, for short | 35 |
Automatic sports loss in California? | 36 |
Automatically choose, as a target | 33 |
Automaton-themed play of the 1920s | 34 |
Automobile brand that lasted 107 years, for short | 49 |
Automobile lingo pertaining to caviar? | 38 |
Automobile roof with removable panels | 37 |
Automobiles manufactured in Turin | 33 |
Automotive brand with a red oval logo | 37 |
Automotive financial services co. since 1982 | 44 |
Automotive Hall of Fame member Warren | 37 |
Automotive innovation that improved fuel economy | 48 |
Automotive pioneer Ransom E. ___ | 32 |
Automotive pioneer's initials | 33 |
Automotive plural selected in a 2011 promotion | 46 |
Automotive technology advance of 1946 | 37 |
Automotive turnarounds, informally | 34 |
Automotive, music or tourism, e.g. | 34 |
Automotive, steel or tourism, e.g. | 34 |
Automotive, steel or tourist, e.g. | 34 |
Autonomous island chain where Swedish is spoken | 47 |
Autonomous member of the Netherlands | 36 |
Autonomous territory of the Netherlands | 39 |
Autos available with "bonnet stripes" | 47 |
Autos' 4, 6, or 8, for short | 32 |
Autos' emergency replacements | 33 |
Autos, maybe, after owners miss their payments | 46 |
Autosuggestion pioneer: 1857–1926 | 40 |
Auvers-sur-___, last home of Vincent van Gogh | 45 |
Aux. craft used to explore on moon | 34 |
Auxiliary memory for fast retrieval | 35 |
Auxiliary vault antiburglary device | 35 |
Av follower on the Hebrew calendar | 34 |
Ava's role in "Mogambo" | 37 |
Availability to anyone, anywhere | 32 |
Available at a fixed rate, like the Internet | 44 |
Available for fractions less than full cost | 43 |
Available to be thrown into the mix | 35 |
Available, on a real estate sign | 32 |
Avalanche victim's salvation | 32 |
Avant-garde composer who sat around a lot? | 42 |
Ave ___ vale (hail and farewell) | 32 |
Ave. in a ghost town? (Greek, war) | 34 |
Ave. on Manhattan's East Side | 33 |
Avec l'aide ___ (God willing) | 33 |
Avenged Sevenfold "Beast and the ___" | 47 |
Avenger John Steed's alma mater | 35 |
Avenue adjacent to Reading Railroad | 35 |
Avenue before the Income Tax square, in Monopoly | 48 |
Avenue between Park and Third, familiarly | 41 |
Avenue next to Reading Railroad, in Monopoly | 44 |
Avenue of exposure for many artists | 35 |
Avenue that crosses Broadway at Times Square | 44 |
Avenue west of Grauman's Chinese | 36 |
Avenue ___ Champs-Élysées | 32 |
Average guy, to some politicians | 32 |
Average height of the ocean's water | 39 |
Average score for the golf course | 33 |
Average score on the golf course | 32 |
Averse to writing research papers | 33 |
Avert (with ''off'') | 36 |
Avert, with ''off'' | 35 |
Aviarists love this "Jukebox" singer! | 47 |
Aviation editor of Cosmopolitan in the 1920s | 44 |
Aviation entrepreneur Sir Freddie ___ | 37 |
Aviation student's aptitude score | 37 |
Aviator and movie producer Howard | 33 |
Aviator honoree of '28 and '32 | 38 |
Aviator Jimmy who won the Medal of Honor | 40 |
Aviator Wilbur's entitlements? | 34 |
Aviator's high-altitude apparatus | 37 |
Aviators was its frequent flier program | 39 |
Avid fan of German computer programs? | 37 |
AVIS/MERCK merger headed by nonconformists | 42 |
Avocado accompanier in some rolls | 33 |
Avocado or tomato, botanically speaking | 39 |
Avoid a suddenly stopped car, say | 33 |
Avoid being captured by guitarist Richards? | 43 |
Avoid cheeseburgers, among other things | 39 |
Avoid elimination in musical chairs | 35 |
Avoid getting beaned in an inept manner? | 40 |
Avoid going postal come April 15th? | 35 |
Avoid having to wait for a table, maybe | 39 |
Avoid restaurant crowds, perhaps | 32 |
Avoided object in a PC "Sweeper" game | 47 |
Avoiding black cats and sidewalk cracks? | 40 |
Avoiding responsibility, with "out of" | 48 |
Avoids doing something one ought to do | 38 |
Avoids making a phone call, maybe | 33 |
Avoids one's assigned duties | 32 |
Avoids talking with one's mouth full, perhaps | 49 |
Avoids trick-or-treaters, perhaps | 33 |
Avon Lady's way of selling, once | 36 |