| A lot of resistance | 19 |
| A lot of resistance? | 20 |
| A lot of sass? | 14 |
| A lot of sassafras? | 19 |
| A lot of Shakespeare's writing | 34 |
| A lot of similar bodies, say? | 29 |
| A lot of sissies? | 17 |
| A lot of spaces? | 16 |
| A lot of stress? | 16 |
| A lot of suburbia | 17 |
| A lot of summer TV | 18 |
| A lot of Switz. | 15 |
| A lot of talk show talk | 23 |
| A lot of tea | 12 |
| A lot of the Bahamas | 20 |
| A lot of the Beatles' "She Loves You" | 51 |
| A lot of the Maldives | 21 |
| A lot of the paper | 18 |
| A lot of the time, in poetry | 28 |
| A lot of the time? | 18 |
| A lot of thinking is done in them | 33 |
| A lot of Tijuana | 16 |
| A lot of time | 13 |
| A lot of trivia | 15 |
| A lot of volume? | 16 |
| A lot of wealth? | 16 |
| A lot of what makes you you | 27 |
| A lot of, slangily | 18 |
| A lot to carry | 14 |
| A lot to live on | 16 |
| A lot to look at | 16 |
| A lot up front? | 15 |
| A lot, at times | 15 |
| A lot, at times? | 16 |
| A lot, for many? | 16 |
| A lot, for some? | 16 |
| A lot, in Mexico | 16 |
| A lot, in verse | 15 |
| A lot, maybe | 12 |
| A lot, perhaps | 14 |
| A lot, to a bard | 16 |
| A lot, to LuÃs | 17 |
| A lot, to Shakespeare | 21 |
| A lot? | 6 |
| A Lott of politics | 18 |
| A Louis | 7 |
| A Louis victim: 1937 | 20 |
| A Louvre display | 16 |
| A love of Cleo | 14 |
| A love of kitsch, e.g. | 22 |
| A Lovelace lass | 15 |
| A lovely meter maid | 19 |
| A lovely Sophia | 15 |
| A lover of Aphrodite | 20 |
| A lover of Atalanta | 19 |
| A lover of Elizabeth I | 22 |
| A low card | 10 |
| A low digit's homophone | 27 |
| A low one is best, for short | 28 |
| A low tide | 10 |
| A low-carb diet | 15 |
| A low-down dirty dog | 20 |
| A low-flow showerhead will help lower it | 40 |
| A Loy of unalloyed delight | 26 |
| A lulu | 6 |
| A lumberjack might leave one behind | 35 |
| A lumberjack, at times | 22 |
| A lump on a battery part? | 25 |
| A lump on a battery? | 20 |
| A lump on _____ | 15 |
| A lunar crater | 14 |
| A lunchtime | 11 |
| A lunchtime hr. | 15 |
| A lungful | 9 |
| A lure by Ludwig? | 17 |
| A Lyon river | 12 |
| A lyric poem | 12 |
| A machine gun | 13 |
| A machine load floating? | 24 |
| A Madison Ave. method | 21 |
| A Madison V.P. | 14 |
| A Madrileña's title | 26 |
| A magazine can be found in one | 30 |
| A magician may use one | 22 |
| A magician's deck may be full of them | 41 |
| A magnet attracts it | 20 |
| A magnet attracts it in a physics experiment | 44 |
| A magnet is one, with its two opposite ends | 43 |
| A magnum of ... | 15 |
| A mah-jongg tile | 16 |
| A maiko may someday become one | 30 |
| A mail carrier has one: Abbr. | 29 |
| A main street in Roma | 21 |
| A maj. league | 13 |
| A major | 7 |
| A major broadcaster | 19 |
| A major crime | 13 |
| A major German port | 19 |
| A major league: Abbr. | 21 |
| A major network | 15 |