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• A- or H-
• A or H weapon
• A or Jay, e.g.
• A or O
• A or O, but not B
• A or O, e.g.
• A or O, to a doctor
• A or Ray
• A" or "the
• A ___-out Case": G. Greene
• A, overseas
• A pack of ...
• A "pack" of hogwash
• A pad may protect it
• A paddlewheel may propel one
• A padlock may pass through it
• A padlock secures it
• A pageant winner
• A pageant winner's title
• A pain too lonely to know that faith is his twin brother," according to Kahlil Gibran
• A pair
• A pair of Broadway headliners.
• A pair of cards reduced to a fine powder?
• A pair of deuces beats it
• A pair of queens.
• A pair of rattlers
• A pair of sleigh pullers
• A pair of star-cross'd ___ take their life
• A pair of swordsmen
• A pair of these are called pocket rockets in Hold'Em
• A pair of TV and radio stars.
• A pair's air
• A pal of Bo's in a film
• A pal of Curly
• A pal of Pooh
• A pal of Wynken
• A palindrome's pivot
• A Palmer
• A palooka is a bad one
• A pampered Lassie posing for pics?
• ___ a pancake
• A panda, for the World Wildlife Fund
• A Papuan people
• ____ a Parade
• ___ a Parade," 1931 song
• A parade may require one
• A parallelogram
• A parallelogram (var.)
• A parent of a dzo
• A parent of Eliasaph: Num. 3:24
• A parent of Pedro
• A Parisian Bank
• A Parisian's right?
• A Parisienne
• A Parker
• A parking garage may have special pricing for it
• A Parkinson's treatment
• A parolee may wear a monitor on it
• . . . a part, and mine ___ one
• A part of
• A part of, as a gang
• A part of Can.
• A part of some bicycles
• A part of the body known for being hard
• A part to tear ___ in": Shak.
• A participant in a bill-of-exchange transaction
• A particular morbid fear — aha! a brooch pin (anag)
• A partisan: Comb. form.
• A partner of day
• A partner of fast
• A partner of now
• ___ a partridge in a pear tree
• A Partridge portrayer
• A party animal he's not
• A party to
• A party to a party?
• A party to, as a private joke
• A party to, as a secret
• A party to the plot
• A pass that isn't forward
• ''A Passage of Arms'' writer Ambler
• A Passage to ___
• A Passage To ___" (1984)
• A Passage To ___" (1984 film)
• A Passage to India" actor, 1984
• A Passage to India" author
• ''A Passage to India'' character
• A Passage to India" director
• A Passage to India" doctor
• A Passage to India" family
• A Passage to India" heroine
• A Passage to India" heroine ___ Quested
• A Passage to India" novelist, born 1/1
• ''A Passage to India'' role
• A Passage to India" schoolmistress
• 'A Passage to India' woman
• A Passage to India" woman ___ Quested
• A passel
• A passenger on
• A passing Manning
• A Passion for ___": Peters-Austin
• A password may provide it
• A password provides it
• A past tense of Greek verbs
• A pastel
• A pastor, perhaps (Abbr.)
• A pastry
• A pastry, for short
• A patch may cover one
• A patch of woods
• A patent, basically, according to John Oliver
• A patient may say it
• A patient response?
• A patois of La.
• A Patriarch
• A patriarch of the Israelites
• A patron of Columbus
• A Paul
• A Paul with pluck
• A ___ pawn in the game
• A PC may use it
• A PC user may press one
• A pea or a bean
• A Peace Nobelist: 1946
• A Peace Nobelist: 1978
• A Peace Prize Nobelist: 1925
• A Peace Prize winner: 1978
• A Peace Prize winner in 1908
• A peaceful bird?
• ___ a Peach" (Allman Brothers album)
• A peach of a singer
• . . . a peak in ___": Keats
• A pealing noise
• A pealing place
• A-pealing sound?
• A pearly white
• A peasant in India.
• A-peel-ing fruit
• ___ a peep!
• A peer
• A pelican has a big one
• A pelvic bone
• A penalty may be served in one
• A pencil, compared to a pen
• A pencil may be parked behind here
• A Penn State campus city
• A Penn State campus site
• A Pennsylvania community that sounds like a person
• __ a penny, . . .