• A
• A : answer
• A Midsummer Night's Dream
• A bad excuse is better than none.
• A bad workman blames his tools. prov.
• A beggar may sing before a pick-pocket.
• A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. prov.
• A bit of what you fancy does you good.
• A blind man may perchance hit the mark. prov.
• A blind man should not judge colors.
• A blind man won't thank you for a mirror.
• A blind man's wife needs no paint.
• A breeze has sprung up.
• A carpenter is known by his chips.
• A cash discount of ... % is allowed for settlement within one month.
• A cat in gloves catches no mice. prov.
• A close friend can become a close enemy.
• A creaking door hangs long in his hinges. prov.
• A creaking door hangs longest. prov.
• A crown is no cure for a headache.
• A danger foreseen is half avoided.
• A double flat
• A double sharp
• A drunken man's words are a sober man's thoughts.
• A fair face may hide a foul heart. prov.
• A fat belly, a lean brain. prov.
• A fat lot I care! coll.
• A fine excuse!
• A fine friend you are!
• A flat
• A fool ask more questions in an hour than a wise man can answer in seven years. prov.
• A fool can always find a greater fool to admire him.
• A friend in need is a friend indeed.
• A glorious mess!
• A golden key can open any door.
• A golden key opens every door. prov.
• A good book is a great companion.
• A good friend is my nearest relation. prov.
• A good lather is half the shave.
• A good man thinks of himself last.
• A good marksman may miss. prov.
• A good name is better than riches.
• A good servant must have good wages. prov.
• A good start is half the battle.
• A good tale is none the worse for being told twice.
• A guilty conscience needs no accuser.
• A hedge between keeps friendship green.
• A higher price can be charged.
• A levels
• A liar is not believed even when he speaks the truth. prov.
• A lie has no feet.
• A lie never lives to be old. prov.
• A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.
• A lost opportunity never returns.
• A lot you know !
• A major
• A man's praise in his own mouth stinks. prov.
• A mill cannot grind with the water that is past.
• A minor
• A new broom sweeps clean.
• A penny for your thoughts.
• A penny is sometimes better spent than spared.
• A precious mess!
• A promise is a promise. prov.
• A prompt answer would oblige.
• A prophet has no honor in his own country.
• A prophet has no honour in his own country. prov.
• A prophet is not without honor save in his own country.
• A rapid response would be appreciated.
• A rolling stone gathers no moss. prov.
• A sharp
• A shiver ran down my spine.
• A should be used in preference to B in some cases.
• A shut mouth catches no flies. prov.
• A silver key can open an iron lock. prov.
• A single stroke won't fell an oak.
• A sorrow shared is a sorrow halved. prov.
• A stain clings to him.
• A stitch in time saves nine. prov.
• A thorough checkup was made of the criminals.
• A tidy house, a tidy mind.
• A trade in hand finds gold in every land.
• A train ran off the rails.
• A tree must be bent while it is young.
• A wild goose never laid a tame egg. prov.
• A word and a blow.
• A-D converter
• A-bomb
• A-life
• A-pillar
• A-weighted
• A.a.r. : against all risks
• A/C, a/c : account current
• A/D converter
• A/S : account sales
• AA : Alcoholics Anonymous
• AA : Automobile Association Br.
• AA : antiaircraft
• AAA : Amateur Athletic Association Br.
• AAA : American Automobile Association Am.