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• A dot in the ocean
• A double sulfate.
• A doubles runner-up: 1990
• A Doubter's Almanac" novelist Ethan
• A dove ___
• A Dow Jones Industrial
• À ___ (down with, in Nice)
• A downsizing lumberjack?
• A downspout may begin under one
• A doz. doz.
• A dozen.
• A dozen bottles of wine
• ___ a dozen (cheap)
• A dozen dozen
• A dozen for Hercules
• A dozen in Dijon
• A dozen, less one
• A dozen meses
• A dozen mesi
• A dozen minus one
• A dozen minus three
• A dozen moons
• A dozen ova?
• A dozen seasonal photos, say
• A D.P. is one
• A Dr. Kildare portrayer
• A: Dr. Livingstone, I presume. Q: What is your full name, ___?
• A Dr. may belong to one
• A drag
• A dramatic incident in Lord Byron's life.
• A dramatist and a city.
• A drawbridge may cross one
• A drawbridge may span it
• A drawbridge may span one
• A drawbridge might span one
• A drawbridge spans it
• A drawler might do it
• ___ a dream
• A Dream" artist
• --- a Dream" (classic speech)
• ''A Dream Is __ Your Heart Makes''
• ___ a dream": King
• ''___ a dream'' (Martin Luther King)
• ___ a dream . . . ": Martin Luther King Jr.
• ___ a Dream" (Martin Luther King speech): 2 wds.
• A dream of sorts
• A Dream ___ Wish Your Heart Makes
• A dress line
• A dress part
• A drift of _____
• '-- a drink!'
• A drink for Cicero
• ___ a drink!" (Happy Hour cry)
• A drink, of sorts
• A drink was spilled all over her wallet and she had to ___ clean
• A driver may change it
• A driver may change one
• A driver may have one
• A driver may lay on it
• A driver may sit on it
• A driver often hits it
• A driver should stop for this light
• A driver tries to hit it
• A driving horse
• A dromedary has one
• A drone
• A drop in the bucket, perhaps
• A drop in the ocean?
• A drop of liquid.
• A drop-off among smokers?
• ___ a drop to drink
• A dropped pop, e.g.
• A dropped pop-up, e.g.
• A dropping-out
• A drug, for short
• A drug might cure it
• ___-A (drug used to treat chickenpox)
• A Druid, for one
• A drum stick, of sorts
• A drummer keeps it
• A drummer should have it
• . . . a drunken sailor on ___": Shak.
• A dry Burgundy
• A dryad
• A dryad or Danaid
• ___-a-dub-dub
• A duck
• A dueler may pick one up
• A Duke of Courland
• A Duke's cousin
• ___ a dull moment
• A Dumas
• A Dumas character
• A Dumas swordsman
• A dumpling
• A dunker may grab it
• A Dutch treat
• A DVD of the 1992 Rodney Dangerfield film ___ ...
• A dwarf
• A dweller on Parnassus
• A dwindling number of
• A dye
• A dyeing art
• A dyewood tree
• A dystopian novel
• A-E connection
• A-E connector
• A-E fill
• A-E filler
• A. E. Housman hero
• A. E. Housman's "A Shropshire ___
• A-E link
• A, E, or IOU
• A, e.g.
• A, e.g.: Abbr.
• A. Einstein specialty
• A eucalypt
• A eunuch guards it
• A eunuch opportunity?
• A Eur. capital
• A Eur. country
• A Eur. republic
• A euro forerunner
• A euro predecessor
• A European capital
• A European nut
• ___ A (event at which a famous person might say hI)
• A-F connection
• A-F filler
• A. F. L. men.
• A-F link
• A-F links
• A-F linkup
• A fabler
• A face card
• A face for the dark?
• A face in the crowd
• A Face in the Crowd" director
• A face made for ___
• ___ a fact!
• A fact-finding civil court judge ___
• A factory or warehouse, in China.
• A factory worker might make a dash for it
• A failure
• A failure of imagination," per Graham Greene
• A fair exchange.
• A fair number
• A fair shake in Hawaii
• A fair to remember