Crossword clues for apa
apa
- Shrink's org
- Org. for shrinks
- Newspaper org
- Brazil-Paraguay border river
- Therapist's org
- Shrinks' grp
- S. A. river
- Psychiatrists' org
- Org. for analysts
- South American river
- Shrinks' bloc
- Scientific style manual
- River bounding Uruguay and Paraguay
- River between Brazil and Paraguay
- Psychological org
- Org. with shrinks
- Org. with Jungians
- Org. with Freudians
- Org. that publishes the journal Emotion
- Org. for many therapists
- Org. concerned with mental health
- KJ who plays Archie on "Riverdale"
- "Riverdale" actor KJ
- "Journal of Personality..." publisher
- Psychiatrists' org.
- Shrinks' org.
- Therapists' org.
- Shrinks' grp.
- Mental health org.
- Paraguay-Brazil river
- Tropical timber tree
- S.A. river
- Psychological org.
- Wallaba tree
- Paraguayan border river
- Brazilian border river
- Tropical tree
- Analysts' org.
- Brazilian timber tree
- Brazilian tree
- River on Paraguay's border
- Tree of Brazil
- U.S. druggists' org.
- Newspaper org.
- Therapists' org
- Shrinks' org
- Mental health org
- Analysts' org
Wiktionary
init. 1 (context business English) (initialism of w:American pale ale American Pale Ale English) 2 (context business English) (initialism of w:APA – The Engineered Wood Association American Plywood Association English) 3 (context economics English) (initialism of asset purchase agreement English) 4 (context healthcare English) (initialism of American psychiatric Psychiatric association Association English) 5 (context legal English) (initialism of assistant prosecuting attorney English) 6 (context media English) (initialism of amateur press association English) 7 (context psychology English) (initialism of American psychological Psychological association Association English) 8 (cx historical English) (w: American Protective Association): an anti-Catholic secret society established in 1887 by American Protestants.
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Usage examples of "apa".
Shaking her head, Rupoti Apa peered at the limp body, noting the splinted arm, the many scratches and bruises, and a skin wrinkled from long immersion.
When Rupoti Apa handed her a bowl of the rice, she made a cradle of her damp sari and put the child in it while she fingered the rice into her mouth.
Before Salma could orient herself and remember why she had a child in her lap, Rupoti Apa lifted the little girl out of her improvised cradle.
Rupoti Apa peered at the limp body, noting the splinted arm, the many scratches and bruises, and a skin wrinkled from long immersion.