"___ Again (Naturally)" "___ at last!" Apart from any others Apart from others Admiral Byrd book Abandoned And no one else Abandoned Admiral Byrd book Apart from others Add lace to Add decorations. Adjust sails. Adorn. Adjust, as sails. Adjust sails Arrange cargo Arrange sails Adorn Adjust the sails A little off Add to or remove from At one's fighting weight, say Adjust, as sails A little off? Adjust with Photoshop, maybe Apply scissors A little off? Adjust with Photoshop, maybe As good as it gets Apply scissors Adjust, as sails Acts like slime Acts all slimy Acts all slimy Ace A high rating. Americanism for "topnotcher." At the top of the list. Adornment Assertion Awful brat Agent or jumper Abject fear Assert Adjuster's concern Allege Adjuster's investigation Allegation A prospector may stake one Alibi, e.g. Assert Allegation A great nuisance: Colloq. A prospector may stake one Appalling person: Colloq. Assertion Adjuster's investigation Allegation Allege Aver Assertion A Lloyd's rating A prospector may stake one Affirmation Assertion Assertion "___ at last!" Allege Assert Allegation Assertion Adjuster's concern Absolute fright Abject fear Allegation Absolute fright All by oneself Abject fear "A Night at the Opera" tune Assert as a right Assert, maintain Allegation Assert a right Assertion Assert Assertion Assert Allegation Allege Assert Assert Allege Allege "__ Again (Naturally)": 1972 #1 song All by oneself Apart from any others Absolutely the best Alarm producing time lapse Alarm going off in retro-rockets -- half having got loose 1-Across, taking into account its 61-Across "___ Again (Naturally)" (Gilbert O'Sullivan hit) "All he left us was ___" ("Papa Was a Rollin' Stone" lyric) "All __, by the telephone..." "Alright, boys! And ___ and a two" "And ___, and a two" A note about my source of oak A firm originally retailing nourishing fruit A foot sore going to seed "__ Again (Naturally)": 1972 #1 song All by oneself Architectural pier Architectural pier Architectural pier Architectural pier Architectural pier American National Theatre Academy. All by oneself "A Night at the Opera" song Absolutely the best Architectural column. As good as it gets Architectural pillar. Acronym on Broadway. Architectural term. Actors' group. Architectural pier. Admiral Byrd memoir Actors' org. Action suffix Acronym on Broadway All by oneself Apart from others "All ___" (Irving Berlin tune) "___ Again (Naturally)" (1972 #1 hit) "All ___," by Irving Berlin. All by oneself. Apart from all the rest. "___ at last!" Allan Jones' hit. "All ___." "All ___," Berlin tune. Apart from another. Apart from others. Apart from anything else. Animal found in the La Brea Tar Pits A car might have one on it A house may have one on it All by oneself A large individual yet solitary All by yourself 56 Across et al. "___ and Whispers" "___ and Whispers," Bergman film Artifices Artful dodges Artful stratagems Artful dodges Artful dodges Artful dodges Artful dodges Artful stratagems Artful tactics Absolutely the best Aces As good as it gets Anarchy ___ Act Anarchic action A laugh-a-minute Act opener Act that may be read aloud Attica uprising Attica uprising Alice, to Ralph Act opener Act that may be read aloud Act lead-in Anarchic action Anarchic event Attica uprising Anarchist action __ act __ act Assertion Assert Adjuster's case Allege Assertion of a right Allegation Assert, as a right Adjuster's concern Assert one's right to Assertion Allegation Affirm Adjuster's case Allege Assertion of a right Allegation Adjuster's concern Assertion Allegation Assert Allege Allegation Assert Assertion. Assertion of a right. Area staked off for mining. A right to something. Assert. A car might have one on it A house may have one on it An interest in real estate A charge on property. A claim on property. A mortgage, for instance. A credit term. Attachment by a banker Attachment Attachment on property A property may have one on it A creditor may hold it A title may come with one An encumbrance against property A mortgage is one Attachment on property A bank may hold it A bank may hold it A mortgage is one Absolutely first-rate Architectural pier Architectural pier Architect's pier A ten Architect's pier Architectural pier Architectural pilaster An act to read A scream Absolutely first-rate Absolutely the best Aces Alice, to Ralph, often "Act" that may be read aloud Absolutely first-rate Attica event (1971) A cause of hearty laughter: Slang. ___ act.