Airy Accessible to everyone Accepting customers Accepting business ___-and-shut Admitting customers Ajar, say Accepting bookings Apt to share one's feelings Amenable (to) Admitting customers Available Available Ajar Approachable Agape A jar with Frank Ajar Available for business Available to the public Agreeable (to) A jar with old writer? A jar at the beginning of 11 across Airy 13-Across opposite 13-Across opposite Allowing access Alone on the football field, say Amenable Activity for little hitters Acknowledge Alex's predecessor Aesthete's interest A, B, C, D, F or G, by implication? "A mystery," to e.e. cummings Aesthetic expression A B C D F or G A, B, C or D, say -- but ___? A, B, C, D, F or G? Auction offerings "A jealous mistress," according to Emerson Annotation; tone A or E, musically 'And that's why you always leave a ___' Aptitude. A science. A, B, C, D, E, F or G Avocation for busy statesmen. A trade or its principles A student may pass it A $64,000 subject. A or B, but not Y or Z Actor Carney. Aide-memoire backs up the extremes of ethnic classification A or B, but not O A or B, but not O Archaic verb form Actor Carney 23A's forte "A revolt against fate" per André Malraux Auction merchandise, sometimes "A jealous mistress": Emerson Accompaniment for copy "A lie that makes us realize truth": Picasso Auction merchandise Actor Carney Atelier output Archaic verb "All __ is but imitation of nature": Seneca Alex's "Jeopardy!" predecessor Aesthetic objects Atelier occupant's output "An attempt to bring order out of chaos," per Sondheim Actor Malik An investment, perhaps Auction merchandise Actor Carney Actor Carney Atelier output "All __ is but imitation of nature": Seneca Apt name for a painter "Anything you can get away with": Marshall McLuhan Arp's field Ancient Iranian "A jealous mistress": Emerson 28-Across, e.g. "All nature is but ___": Pope "A lie that makes us realize truth," per Picasso "A work of ___ is a confession": Camus Auction category "A veil, rather than a mirror," per Oscar Wilde "All ___ is autobiographical": Fellini "All ___ is a kind of confession, more or less oblique": James Baldwin Are, earlier Actor Carney Andrew Mellon collection Another high school course 23-Across, e.g. "Are," centuries ago Actor Carney Ad agency department Auction offering, maybe "A lie that makes us realize truth," according to Picasso "A lie that makes us realize truth," according to Picasso 'All ___ is autobiographical': Fellini 'All ___ is a kind of confession, more or less oblique': James Baldwin 'A lie that makes us realize truth,' according to Picasso 'A lie that makes us realize truth,' per Picasso Auction items, often Auction merchandise, sometimes "Are," centuries ago Aesthetic pursuit Alex's 'Jeopardy!' predecessor Audience divider Aircraft-cabin bisector Air traveler's choice Airline seat choice Airplane seat access Airline seating request Airplane seating option Audience divider Altar approach AIrborne seat choice Airplane seat Air traveler's choice Airline seat choice Airline-seat locale Airline seat choice Airline seating request Airline seat selection Airplane seat specification Airliner walkway Arena walkway Airplane walkway Airline seating option Approach to a pew Alternative to "window" Airplane seat option Airplane seat choice An usher walks up and down it Airplane seating request Airplane seating option Air passenger's request A bride goes down it Airplane walkway Approach to a pew Airline seat choice Airplane seat access Airline-seat locale Alternative to "window" Audience divider Airline seat request Airline seating request Airplane seat access Alternative to "window" Acted bullish? Acted bullish? Acted Bossy? Acted Bossy? Acted Bossy? Acted bullish? Acted bullish? Air Force NCOs Air Force E-5's Army squad NCOs Air Force E-5's Army squad cmdrs. Army NCOs Army E-6s: Abbr. Army E-6s: Abbr Air Force E-5's Air Force NCOs Advertising staple At right angles to the keel At right angles to a ship Across the keel At right angles to the keel At a right angle to the keel Across the keel At right angles to the keel At right angles to the keel At right angles to the ship's keel Along side, at sea Across the keel At right angles to the keel At right angles to the keel At 90-degree angles, nautically Alongside At right angles to the keel At right angles to a vessel's keel. At right angles to the keel. At right angles to a ship's keel. At right angles to ship's keel. Alongside a ship Alongside, at sea At right angles, asea At right angles to a keel At right angles to a ship's length Abreast the middle of a ship's side At right angles to a ship's keel At right angles to the keel At right angles to a ship At three or nine o'clock At right angles to the keel At right angles to the length of a plane At right angles to the length of a ship At a right angle to the keel At right angles to a ship's keel At right angles to a ship's length At right angles, in sailing At right angles to the length of a ship At right angles to a ship At a right angle to a ship's length At right angles to a vessel At right angles to the length of a ship At right angles to the keel At a right angle to the keel At right angles to the ship's keel At the side At right angles to the keel At right angles, in sailing At rightГ%82В angles to the length of a ship At right angles to a ship At right angles to the keel At right angles, as a ship At right-angles to keel At the side of the ship At right angles to the keel Alternative to tea leaves American pay TV service launched in 1972 "Another Bud here, bro ..." "Another PBR here" "Another one here; I'm empty ..." "Another Bud, bud!" 'Another Bud, bud!' 'Another cold one, please' "Another brewski!" An expression of disdain Atlas lines: Abbr. 1 and 66, e.g.: Abbr. Address nos. A.A.A. recommendations Aversive cry A.A.A. info A.A.A. options A.A.A. recommendations: Abbr. 66 and others: Abbr. An expression of disdain 72-Across and others: Abbr. A.A.A. courses