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• A little over two lbs.
• A little piece at a time
• A little piece of litter?
• A little pointer?
• ___ a little pony . . .
• '-- a Little Prayer'
• ___ a Little Prayer" (Dionne Warwick song)
• A little progress, idiomatically
• A little progress, so to speak
• __ a little (quite a bit)
• A Little Rascal
• A little red
• A Little Respect" band
• A Little Respect" synthpop band
• A little risky: sl.
• A little ruff
• A little ruff around the edges?
• A little running water?
• A little salt
• A little seasoning
• ___ a little shadow . . .
• ___ a little shadow . . . ": R.L.S.
• A little sharp
• A little show?
• A little shut-eye
• A little shuteye
• A little slow on the git-go
• A little slow on the uptake
• A little slower than moderato
• A little sump'n-sump'n
• A little suspicious
• A little sweat
• A little tardy
• A little teary
• A little __ the mightiest Julius fell": Horatio
• . . . a little ___ the mightiest Julius fell": Shak.
• A little __ the mightiest Julius fell":"Hamlet
• A little thick
• A little thing that makes a big difference," according to Churchill
• A little too clever
• A little too enthusiastic
• A little too much
• A little too quiet, perhaps
• A little unclear?
• A little wet
• A little while, to Burns
• A little ___ will do ya
• A Little with a lot of voices
• A little woman
• A "little word" in charades
• A little work
• A little worse than O.K.
• A lively dance
• ___ a living
• ___ a living (bring home the bacon)
• A living Dahl
• A living faith will last in the __ of the blackest storm": Gandhi
• ____ a living: made money
• ___ a living (make money)
• A living marvel!
• A Lloyd's rating
• A lo-o-ong time
• A load of gossip
• A loaded gun is full of it (Abbr.)
• ___ a loaf
• ___ a loaf is . . .
• --- a loaf is better ...
• A loaf of bread, ___ of wine ...
• A loaf of bread, ___ wine . . .
• A locale for a physics course
• A locale in Twain's "Roughing It
• A lock
• A lock may be in one
• A locksmith may replace them
• A loft may double as one
• A log may have one
• A logogriph
• A London protagonist
• A London suburb
• A lone star?
• A Lonely Man" ___-Lites
• A Lonely Man" soul band ___-Lites
• ___ a Lonesome Old Town
• A Long
• A long, amateurish piano recital, maybe
• A long backless sofa
• A Long December" singer Duritz
• A long-established history
• A long-gone era
• A long, long, long time
• A long, long time
• A long, long time ___ ..." ("American Pie" lyric)
• A long, long time ___ ..." ("American Pie" opening line)
• A long, long time ___" Don McLean
• A long, long way to go
• A long one may have legs
• A long one may have several legs
• A long period of time
• A long résumé may reflect one
• A long segment of "The Blues Brothers
• A long series of woes, etc.
• ___ a long shot
• __ a long story
• A long stretch
• A "long tail
• A long tale of woe.
• A long time
• A long time follower
• A long time __ in a galaxy ...
• ''A long time ___, in a galaxy far ...''
• A long time __ in a galaxy far, far away ...
• A long time ___ in a galaxy far, far away ..." ("Star Wars" opening words)
• A long time in Barcelona
• A long time in Lisbon
• A long time in México
• A long time in Spain
• A long time in the past
• A long time out?
• A long time past
• A Long Time ___" (song from "The Most Happy Fella")
• A long time to wait
• A long time to wait, it seems
• A long time (var.)
• A long way
• A long way away
• A long way from composed
• A long way from feminine
• A long way from festive
• A long way from home
• A long way from salty
• A long way off
• ''___ a Long Way to Tipperary''
• A longtime magazine subscriber, e.g.
• A look inside Mr. Gladwell?
• A look might precede one
• A lookout does it
• A looooong time
• A loop doesn't have any
• A Loos woman
• A loose one may activate the "Check engine" light
• A lord in "Macbeth
• A lord in "The Winter's Tale
• A lord's land
• A lorry may hit it
• A ___ lose youth for": Browning
• A loser at Waterloo
• A loser may have to tighten it
• A loser to Franklin
• A loser to Joe Louis: 1941