| Advisers to POTUS | 17 |
| Advises | 7 |
| Advises earnestly | 17 |
| Advises, old style | 18 |
| Advisor for Brownies | 20 |
| Advisor Suze | 12 |
| Advisor to Augustus | 19 |
| Advisor's list | 18 |
| Advisories | 10 |
| Advisors to rascals? | 20 |
| Advisory board | 14 |
| Advisory council | 16 |
| Advisory councils | 17 |
| Advisory group | 14 |
| Advisory group for elite universities? | 38 |
| Advisory groups | 15 |
| Advisory grp. that includes the drug czar | 41 |
| Advisory hopefuls, in British Parliament | 40 |
| Advisory notice | 15 |
| Advisory panel | 14 |
| Advisory panel made up of weasel-like creatures? | 48 |
| Advocacy | 8 |
| Advocacy group | 14 |
| Advocacy of war | 15 |
| Advocate | 8 |
| Advocate and then some | 22 |
| Advocate at court | 17 |
| Advocate earnestly | 18 |
| Advocate for pro-am tournaments? | 32 |
| Advocate for right conduct | 26 |
| Advocate for srs. | 17 |
| Advocate for U2's lead singer? | 34 |
| Advocate forcefully | 19 |
| Advocate in favor of | 20 |
| Advocate Melvin | 15 |
| Advocate of "justicialismo" | 37 |
| Advocate of a reform won in 1920 | 32 |
| Advocate of a twofold doctrine | 30 |
| Advocate of basic democratic principles | 39 |
| Advocate of centralized government | 34 |
| Advocate of equal political power | 33 |
| Advocate of freedom for slaves | 30 |
| Advocate of revolt | 18 |
| Advocate of strong governmental control | 39 |
| Advocate of stronger federal government | 39 |
| Advocate of women's right to vote | 37 |
| Advocate of: Comb. form | 23 |
| Advocate pressingly | 19 |
| Advocate Ralph | 14 |
| Advocate strongly | 17 |
| Advocate vigorously | 19 |
| Advocate's gp. | 18 |
| Advocate's place | 20 |
| Advocate's visible position | 31 |
| Advocate, as a cause | 20 |
| Advocate-turned-presidential candidate Ralph | 44 |
| Advocate: Abbr. | 15 |
| Advocate: Suffix | 16 |
| Advocate; pleader | 17 |
| Advocated | 9 |
| Advocated avidly | 16 |
| Advocated, as an idea | 21 |
| Advocates | 9 |
| Advocates of land reform | 24 |
| Advocates' org. | 19 |
| Advocates' suffixes | 23 |
| AdvocatesÂ’ org. | 19 |
| Advocating | 10 |
| Advocating "Bring the troops home now!," say | 54 |
| Advocating a movement | 21 |
| Advocating détente, e.g. | 27 |
| Advocatory statement | 20 |
| Adz and awl | 11 |
| Adz or awl | 10 |
| Adz or awl, e.g. | 16 |
| Adz or ax | 9 |
| Adz or hammer | 13 |
| Adz or zax | 10 |
| Adz relative | 12 |
| Adz, e.g. | 9 |
| Adze relative | 13 |
| Adze, for one | 13 |
| Ad_____ | 7 |
| AEC center | 10 |
| AEC successor | 13 |
| Aedile's garb | 17 |
| Aegean -- | 9 |
| Aegean activity | 15 |
| Aegean and Beaufort | 19 |
| Aegean and Bering | 17 |
| Aegean capital | 14 |
| Aegean enchantress | 18 |
| Aegean group (literally "twelve islands") | 51 |
| Aegean gulf | 11 |
| Aegean island | 13 |
| Aegean island near Naxos | 24 |
| Aegean island on which Homer is said to be buried | 49 |
| Aegean island or U.S. satellite | 31 |
| Aegean island, also called Ios | 30 |
| Aegean island, home of the despot Polycrates | 44 |