| Amtrak train often taken by Joe Biden | 37 |
| Amtrak train that averages 86 MPH | 33 |
| Amtrak train with braking problems | 34 |
| Amtrak's "bullet train" | 37 |
| Amts. specified by nutritionists | 32 |
| Amusement park for fans of flowing music? | 41 |
| Amusement park ride with organ music | 36 |
| Amusing satire, like a Wayans film | 34 |
| Amy Adams' "Man of Steel" role | 44 |
| Amy Grant's "___ Heartbeat" | 41 |
| Amy Irving's "Yentl" role | 39 |
| Amy of "Field of Dreams" | 34 |
| Amy of "Gone Baby Gone" | 33 |
| Amy of "Julie & Julia" | 36 |
| Amy of "Strangers With Candy" | 39 |
| Amy Poehler hosted its first episode this season | 48 |
| Amy Tan's "The Hundred Secret ---" | 48 |
| Amy who is one of the Indigo Girls | 34 |
| Amy who posthumously won the Pulitzer for Poetry | 48 |
| Amy who wrote "The Joy Luck Club" | 43 |
| Amy Winehouse Grammy-winning song | 33 |
| Amy's "Man of Steel" character | 44 |
| Amy's "Parks and Recreation" role | 47 |
| Amy's "Weekend Update" co-anchor | 46 |
| Amy's husband in "Little Women" | 45 |
| Amy's Weekend Update partner | 32 |
| An ''unalienable right'' | 40 |
| An "A" in N.C.A.A.: Abbr. | 35 |
| An "All About Eve" actress | 36 |
| An "Austin Powers" catchphrase | 40 |
| An "Ave!" for Julius from W.S. | 40 |
| An "Irish Lullaby": 1914 | 34 |
| An 18th-century American portraitist | 36 |
| An A student has a high one, for short | 38 |
| An A will usually raise it: Abbr. | 33 |
| An aardvark has an elongated one | 32 |
| An acoustic guitarist may use one | 33 |
| An acre's 43,560 square feet | 32 |
| An action film's may be deafening | 37 |
| An actor in "Casablanca" | 34 |
| An actress in "L.A. Law" | 34 |
| An actress who sounds like a place | 34 |
| An addled brain might be likened to one | 39 |
| An Aesopian symbol of selfishness | 33 |
| An agent's fair-haired catch? | 33 |
| An air from ''Aida,'' e.g. | 42 |
| An Alfred Hitchcock film appearance, e.g. | 41 |
| An almanac lists its highs and lows | 35 |
| An American werewolf in London, perhaps | 39 |
| An amoeba has one before it splits | 34 |
| An amt. of energy expressed in volts | 36 |
| An amulet may ward it off, purportedly | 38 |
| An amusement with a member of the parsley family? | 49 |
| An anagram for "asset" | 32 |
| An anagram for "staple" | 33 |
| An anagram for "times" | 32 |
| An ancient city and a modern one | 32 |
| An angler on the links makes a ___ | 34 |
| An angry parent may not like yours | 34 |
| An animal rights activist may dump paint on it | 46 |
| An Anna to whom Goldwyn brought manna | 37 |
| An antonym for ''restores'' | 43 |
| An antonym for "restores" | 35 |
| An apple with a bite out of it, for one | 39 |
| An April fooler might pull yours | 32 |
| An armistice may create it (abbr.) | 34 |
| An Arnold on "The Wonder Years" | 41 |
| An article might be written on it | 33 |
| An artificial satellite may have one | 36 |
| An atom of it has 79 protones and 118 neutrones | 47 |
| An attentive doc gives it to a patient | 38 |
| An Attorney General under Reagan | 32 |
| An attorney may request a change of it | 38 |
| An attorney may try to change it | 32 |
| An auction bidder might give a high one | 39 |
| An automatic camera can do it for you | 37 |
| An autoworker's view, usually | 33 |
| An early one is healthy, wealthy. etc. | 38 |
| An easy problem for the Scarecrow? | 34 |
| An edition of Shakespeare's plays | 37 |
| An embarrassing problem to face? | 32 |
| An emcee may ask a crowd to raise it | 36 |
| An employee may accept a package for one | 40 |
| An English channel, with "The" | 40 |
| An English horn is a fifth lower than it | 40 |
| An English horn is lower than it | 32 |
| An English poet and a U.S. actor | 32 |
| An entrepreneur may bankroll one | 32 |
| An envisioned America, moneywise | 32 |
| An evasive dance before Thanksgiving? | 37 |
| An event to honor the best hospital patient? | 44 |
| An evil soul's sin? (Anagram) | 33 |
| An ex of Artie, Mickey and Frank | 32 |
| An ex-screen star drops an ex-Cub star | 38 |
| An example of Emeril's largesse? | 36 |
| An expense homeowners don't have | 36 |
| An express might pass one: Abbr. | 32 |
| An extremely long period of time | 32 |
| An hour's worth of tunes, maybe | 35 |
| An iamb's second half gets it | 33 |