| A Greek hero in the "Iliad" | 37 |
| A great-great-grandfather of Elizabeth | 38 |
| A great quantity are from California | 36 |
| A great deal of Eurasia, once: Abbr. | 36 |
| A grain ground into small pellets | 33 |
| A Graham who was a defense cracker | 34 |
| A good way to "take it" | 33 |
| A good place to be this time of year | 36 |
| A good one might get you accepted: Abbr. | 40 |
| A good defense may result in it, briefly | 40 |
| A good cannonball makes a big one | 33 |
| A good and bad one are often paired | 35 |
| A golf pencil doesn't have one | 34 |
| A god defeated by Elijah: I Kings 18 | 36 |
| A girl was from there in a 1964 hit song | 40 |
| A gift of fish, in Massachusetts? | 33 |
| A garden can provide a fresh one | 32 |
| A funny thing happened on the way there | 39 |
| A funny thing happened on the way here | 38 |
| A friend of Caesar in "A. and C." | 43 |
| A friend in Poza Rica de Hidalgo | 32 |
| A French prime minister in the 30's | 39 |
| A founder of the state of Israel | 32 |
| A former White House chief of staff | 35 |
| A former Bruin and a former Colt | 32 |
| A for Pete Rose; F for a disk jockey | 36 |
| A for Mr. Dickens; F for Pinocchio | 34 |
| A for Ethel Merman; F for an inebriate | 38 |
| A for Ellery Queen; F for a piano mover | 39 |
| A for a starlet; F for Greg Louganis | 36 |
| A for a sorority sister; F for a wrestler | 41 |
| A for a fisherman; F for a rower | 32 |
| A footbridge from Windsor leads to it | 37 |
| A flower is pretty when it's in this | 40 |
| A flier or fryer for Frédéric? | 36 |
| A Fistful of ____ : Eastwood flick | 36 |
| A fist might represent A or S in it: Abbr. | 42 |
| A fisherman might bring back a big one | 38 |
| A fish named Dory helped find him | 33 |
| A first name on "The Simpsons" | 40 |
| A first name on ''The Simpsons'' | 48 |
| A firefighter at work may be in it | 34 |
| A fire station burning down, e.g. | 33 |
| A finger in the air might connote one | 37 |
| A fine whine to go with one's seafood entree? | 49 |
| A fifth of Earth's land: Abbr. | 34 |
| A fib and an intonation are in her name | 39 |
| A few hours after dawn, in verse | 32 |
| A few fries short of a Happy Meal | 33 |
| A few bucks to start the pot, say | 33 |
| A ferry runs between it and Dover | 33 |
| A favorite cocktail of Hemingway's | 38 |
| A famous one was issued at Nantes | 33 |
| A famous King, with "Jr." | 35 |
| A famous bear and a famous catcher | 34 |
| A familiar spot for Hope and Crosby | 35 |
| A fair-weather system ends with one | 35 |
| A factory worker might make a dash for it | 41 |
| A fact-finding civil court judge ___ | 36 |
| A E F newspaper, in France: 1918 | 32 |
| A driver who forgets something might make one | 45 |
| A driver should stop for this light | 35 |
| A drive might increase it: Abbr. | 32 |
| A dreary poet upon midnight, once | 33 |
| A door may do it automatically when it closes | 45 |
| A Doll's House playwright | 32 |
| A dog may pull on one during a walk | 35 |
| A doctor's note might get you one | 37 |
| A doctor might tell you to cut it out | 37 |
| A distinctive but intangible air about a person | 47 |
| A distance close enough to eavesdrop | 36 |
| A dispiritingly large amount of e-mail | 38 |
| A dispersive one is commonly triangular | 39 |
| A Disney film with dancing elephants | 36 |
| A dish with some of this and some of that | 41 |
| A dish best served cold, it's said | 38 |
| A discarded title for "G.W.T.W." | 42 |
| A director may ask for more of it | 33 |
| A diehard enemy might want yours | 32 |
| A device for finding furniture in the dark? | 43 |
| A designer of full-skirted dresses | 34 |
| A definition for ''leg'' | 40 |
| A definition for ''hand'' | 41 |
| A definition for ''foot'' | 41 |
| A definition for ''arm'' | 40 |
| A defendant's may be constitutional (abbr.) | 47 |
| A dedicator of New York's Strawberry Fields | 47 |
| A debit or a credit, for example | 32 |
| A dead tree's lack, according to T.S. Eliot | 47 |
| A dead one looks like something else | 36 |
| A daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta | 33 |
| A daredevil may be living on this | 33 |
| A cut above, with "to" | 32 |
| A cricket has one below each front leg joint | 44 |
| A couturier's display is a ___ | 34 |
| A courtship custom, south of the border | 39 |
| A couple words before many words | 32 |
| A couple of words after the race | 32 |
| A couple of squares on the chessboard? | 38 |
| A couple of runners at the corners, in baseball | 47 |