*Anonymous Arlington honoree Arlington tomb *Anonymous Arlington honoree *Anonymous Arlington honoree A man with no name but many monuments An ordinary thing used for artistic purposes An old name for the northern end of the world Apt anagram of NAME FOR SHIP A breeding place. An ___ of larks Award won by 44-/49-Down Award won by 64-Across for 34-Across Award won by 44-/49-Down Award originated in 1917. Annual award administered by New York's Columbia University Auto shift mechanism, in England A member of the genus Rhinolophus A pinch of snuff, to a Scot "Autumn FROST" poet 'Autumn FROST' poet Author who declined the 1958 Nobel prize in literature Author whose best-known novel was her first, Bonjour Tristesse A censorious critic, named after a Greek grammarian Author of Whisky Galore and co-founder of the Scottish National Party ABBA’s “farewell” song, actually recorded in 1977 Alternating current producer Alternating current producer Alternating-current producer Another name for a choker A reindeer skin boot with the fur on the outside "Along Came a Spider" author James Acca ____, adoptive mother of Romulus and Remus A name for some shrikes A young Italian man Actress who hosted the religious programme Praise Be! An orthodox school of Hinduism, which sees the universe as consisting of consciousness and matter An Etonian oarsman, rather than a cricketer Aug. 12, 1942. Apply power of attorney on behalf of Apportions blame to both of them in The Ark Actress who gained fame as a medium in Blithe Spirit Agreements. Aristotle's three ___ of drama. Actress who played Nefer in The Egyptian Another name for an artist or illustrator Area of central Asia Area of central Asia to the east of the Caspian Sea Austrian F1 driver whose final win was the 1997 German Grand Prix 'An ornament and a safeguard' as seen on some old £1 coins "A View to a Kill" star Actor who played Simon Templar in The Saint and narrated an English language audio guide for Beijing’s Forbidden City Aachen assent " . . . and seven ___ our . . . " Ancient Roman divinator who inspected entrails Author of famed confessions. Ancient script recording an early form of Greek "A Girl Like I" autobiographer Author of the comic novel Gentlemen Prefer Blondes Afrikaans for “night monkey” — a bushbaby in South Africa Author of the Just William stories Architectural ornament. A Hollywood King A simple six-holed woodwind instrument A bowler may approach from the Radcliffe Road End of this cricket ground Actor who starred as police sergeant TJ Hooker Archaic name for single-reed woodwind instruments Aeneas was one Antonio A personification of death A steward or major-domo Advocate of the wooden horse. "Aeneid" character Assigned delivery periods A hurricane, as described in the title of the best-known novel by Richard Hughes AP correspondent in Egypt. American frontiersman. Alamo casualty Author who created Lord Peter Wimsey Asiatic lands Archaic word meaning ignorance An essential amino acid 2-amino-4-methylpentanoic acid, an essential diet protein A student of ancient Greek culture Author's hand pain Austrian philosopher Rudolf Austrian philosopher Rudolf Austrian social reformer Rudolf ____ founded an educational philosophy, still used in schools named after him Advertised aggressively or questionably Anna Karenina's husband Anna Karenina's husband Anna's lover in "Anna Karenina" Anna Karenina's lover Anna Karenina's husband Anna Karenina's husband Anna Karenina's lover Anna Karenina's lover Alcoholic drinks given to departing horse riders Authentic, in Adelaide American feminist author of Sexual Politics Asian sea As something to be on, an opposite to 'wagon' A magazine rifle or pistol, named after a German inventor A small web-weaving mite, a leaf pest Architect who designed the Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme Author of Some of Me Poems Architect and writer of memoirs Architect and minister for armaments and war production under Hitler Anarchist leader Emma Alternative to Armani Acis' love Acis's lover in "Metamorphoses" Acis's lover in 'Metamorphoses' Astronaut on the move? America's first woman in space A kitchen mill or grater, both with three choices for the rotating component A poem with six verses, all ending with the first or last line of the first verse Alfredo ____ scored for Real Madrid in five European Cup victories Archduke ____’s assassination in 1914 prompted Austria-Hungary to declare war on Serbia Assumer's adverb As at least some people think Austrian abbot whose work started modern genetics A Buddhist shrine in Sri Lanka A fixed or unnatural grin or grimace Alcoholic drink named after the Tower of London’s Yeoman Warders A title of Riccardo in Verdi’s opera A Masked Ball Antiquated Author of The Moonstone Anathema to Sam Adams African country. African country Applied retrospectively (of a law) A time cutting to grind round fruit from Mexico A traditional “tagging” game of school playgrounds A thief, especially an embezzler Annulment of an agreement or law Abnormally low count of a white blood cell Ancient Asians Ashurbanipal's people Ancient Semites Asian rice porridge Asian rice porridge Asian rice porridge A Braeburn or Tydeman’s Late Orange is such a fruit A business deal, or a set of related changes to a database A female foreigner, in French Avoider of military service, such as Donald Trump Arctic explorer (1861–1930). Actor Richard of "Stranger Than Paradise" 60-Across's real first name ____ Arantes do Nascimento is better known as Pelé Amazon turtle Alternative to a steak fry Alternative to a steak fry Association of vegetable farmers? A proposed slogan, “Browns, Seasons, Thickens In One” was supposedly the source of this product’s name A preface or preliminary matter Author of "The Fall." Algerian-born Nobel author Australian informal expression for 'unimpressive' — a British equivalent with one letter inserted Author of Unfortunate Traveler (1567–1601). Alloy of lead, tin and antimony, developed by Gutenberg A dog collar which tightens when pulled Adjective describing email that you don’t want All-rounder Nigel ____ made over 200 appearances for Somerset Ancient city of Anatolia where Paul met the disciple Timothy Ancient Turkish city where the apostle Paul is said to have met the disciple Timothy Atlantic inlet bounded by France and Spain Anti-unemployment protest of sorts Anti-unemployment protest of sorts Arthurian comic strip created by Hal Foster in 1937 Author whose short story collections included Bliss and The Garden Party "Apollo 13" star Bill American actor whose roles included that of the recording engineer in Five Easy Pieces A in American Literature? An alternative name for the Book of Revelation A dolphin’s flipper or a duck’s wing Author of "Euphues" A disguised identification, especially for military purposes or in espionage A ____ nose may be the result of a fight A North American name for the 24-hour clock An old name for iron sulphate A pink pig floats above ____ on the cover of the Pink Floyd’s album Animals Author of The Cherry Orchard Australian-born cartoonist Attention-diverters. Appetizer that diverts attention from the main menu? Attention-diverters Athlete who won four gold medals at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin A term for drunkenness, which may seem to mean the opposite Actor whose breakout role was as Joey Tribbiani in Friends A lower-class republican (literally “without breeches”) in revolutionary France A sea slug A rational horse in Gulliver’s Travels Anything north of Watford Gap Antidote to arsenic or mercury poisoning Asian serpent Asp's cousin Asian snake Asian snake Always prepared Always prepared Ancient collection of Sanskrit hymns Ancient collection of Sanskrit hymns Archaic word for “dark brown”, used in ob____ate, to make unclear Australian tennis player who won 12 Grand Slam singles titles including Wimbledon in 1964 and 1965 Auctioneer's call Auctioneer's sequence Auctioneer's call Announcer's report on a home run Auction closing Auction-ending statement Auction wrap According to an Office for Budget Responsibility forecast, Britain’s state ____ could reach 70 by the mid-2060s Author who wrote about frontier life Actress who won an Oscar for her role in Prizzi’s Honor Actor mentioned in the Bangles hit Manic Monday A cricket penalty for illegal action by a bowler or fielder ABOVE MY ARM (debuted 1856) Actress for whom George Bernard Shaw wrote the title role in Saint Joan Actor named by Prince Charles as his favourite in 2017 American department store which introduced the world’s first designer shopping bag, in 1961 Author of A Pictorial Guide to the Lakeland Fells Autobiography of the poet Robert Graves Alias M. Minciotti. A 1955 Oscar winner A demagogue 1973 animated film American band who had UK hits including Bring Me to Life and My Immortal “Against the watch” — a French name for a time trial A “penny bun” or similar mushroom A cell with an axon and dendrites Actor Robert of "Sports Night" Actress who gained fame as Bond girl Honey Ryder Actress widely regarded as the first “Bond girl” Agreement from which Albania withdrew in 1968, after the invasion of Czechoslovakia A shrewd gangster with no interest in affairs of state Attire for the most special occasions Another name for the meat product kielbasa Assigned authority Authorized. Assigned Assigned Assigned, as tasks A legal contradiction A passage of Latin-based text used to demonstrate layout appearance A ____ cipher encodes letters in pairs rather than singly An English version of the “pois rouges” on the jersey of the 30A’s leading climber An ironical description of decision-making Attached, in a way Attached, in a way