Crossword clues for atl
atl
- What surrounds the Canary Isls
- Waters off Fla
- Water w. of Portugal
- Water east of Fla
- Water body: Abbr
- View from Martha's Vineyard, Mass
- View from Long Beach, L.I
- View from Kennebunkport, Me
- View from Eng.'s Land's End
- US-UK divider
- U.S.-U.K. separator
- Turner Field team, on scoreboards
- Time zone for NS, PEIandNB
- Time zone east of EST
- The Thrashers, on scoreboards
- The NHL's Thrashers
- The Hawks, on the scoreboard
- The Hawks, on an ESPN chyron
- The Flames' home, before CGY
- The Falcons, in chyrons
- The Braves, on a baseball scoreboard
- The Amazon R. empties into it
- The A in NATO: Abbr
- The "pond" in a Brit's "across the pond": Abbr
- The "A" in NATO
- Tenerife surrounder: Abbr
- Team that infamously blew a 28-3 Super Bowl lead they had late in the third quarter: Abbr
- Surrounder of the Bahamas: Abbr
- SunTrust Park MLB team
- SSTs used to cross it
- SSTs roared over it
- SSTs flew over it
- SST's cross it
- SST route
- Span once crossed by SSTs
- Southern cap
- Southeast airport code
- Southampton, NY, expanse
- Sight from N.C.'s Outer Banks
- SE U.S. capital
- Scoreboard letters seen during a Braves game on TV
- Scoreboard abbr. for New England's Super Bowl LI opponent
- S. Amer.-Afr. divider
- QE2's domain: Abbr
- Pt. of A. & P
- Part of NATO (abbr.)
- Part of AST
- Part of A&P: Abbr
- Pacific counterpart: Abbr
- Pac. cousin
- Pac. alternative
- P.R.'s ocean
- P.R. surrounder
- OutKast's city, for short
- Our most easterly provs
- Only city from which two NHL hockey teams relocated (both went to Canada)
- Oceanic abbr
- Ocean west of Eur
- Ocean that the Amazon Riv. ends up in
- Ocean off Philly: Abbr
- Ocean off N.C
- Ocean off Ire
- Ocean off Florida: Abbr
- Ocean off FL
- Ocean east of Va
- Ocean east of NC
- Ocean east of N.C
- Ocean east of N. Car
- Ocean east of Mass
- Ocean E of the U.S
- Ocean abutting N. Car
- Ocean "crossing" this puzzle's four longest answers (abbr.)
- NL East scoreboard letters
- NL East city, as seen on scoreboards
- NL East city (Abbr.)
- NHL's Thrashers
- NFL's Falcons
- NBA division
- NB and NStime zone
- NATO member?: Abbr
- N.Y.'s border
- N.L. East team: Abbr
- N.L. East champs, 1995-2004
- N.J. coast's ocean
- N.F.L city: Abbr
- N.F.C. South city: Abbr
- N.B.A. div
- N.A.-Eur. separator
- Much of NJ's coast
- Major Georgia airport: Abbr
- Madeira Isl. surroundings
- Loser to New England in Super Bowl LI: Abbr
- Long Island's ocean: Abbr
- Letters on Hartsfield-Jackson-bound luggage tags
- JFK-to-Heathrow crossing
- It's west of Eur
- It's east of N.A
- It separates Amer. from Eur
- Iceland's ocean, for short
- Iceland's ocean (abbr.)
- Icel. surrounder
- Home to the world's busiest airport: Abbr
- Home to CNN
- Home of the world's busiest airport: Abbr
- Home of the NFL's Falcons
- Home of the Falcons and Braves: Abbr
- Home for the Hawks and Braves: Abbr
- Hawks' home, on scoreboards
- Hawks, on scoreboards
- Hawks or Falcons, on scoreboards
- Hartsfield-Jackson code
- Hartsfield-Jackson airport
- Halifax time zone (abbr.)
- Halifax time zone ( abbr. )
- Georgia's largest airport, for short
- Georgia's capital, on scoreboards
- Georgia's capital (Abbr.)
- Georgia Dome team: Abbr
- Georgia Dome city: Abbr
- Georgia city, casually
- Georgia city, briefly
- Georgia airport, on luggage tags
- Georgia airport, for short
- Georgia airport letters
- Georgia air hub's code
- Georgia / capital, / in slang
- GA's largest airport
- Ga.'s ocean
- GA airport
- Fourteen states border it (abbr.)
- Fla.'s ocean
- Falcons, on the scoreboard
- Falcons on chyrons
- Eur.'s ocean
- Eur.-North America divider
- East coast provs
- E. Coast border
- E. coast
- Counterpart of Pac
- Columbus' location, Sept. 1492
- Code for Hartsfield Airport
- CNN's home: Abbr
- City where trap music originated: Abbr
- City where the Sex Pistols made their U.S. debut: Abbr
- City where the Dream play (Abbr.)
- City where crunk originated: Abbr
- City that's home to the Hawks and Falcons: Abbr
- CDC home
- CDC headquarters city
- Canaries setting: Abbr
- Busy Ga. airport
- Busy GA airport
- Busiest US hub
- Busiest US airport
- Busiest airport in the southern US
- Braves' home: Abbr
- Braves' home, briefly
- Braves, on the scoreboard
- Braves, on sports tickers
- Braves, on sports news crawls
- Braves, on scorecards
- Braves, on a sked
- Braves on skeds
- Body east of N.A
- Body covering nearly 32,000,000 sq. mi
- Block I. is in it
- Big O.?
- Big body of water: Abbr
- Baseball's Braves, on the scoreboard
- Baseball's Braves, on scoreboards
- Bahamas' ocean: Abbr
- Azores' ocean: Abbr
- Azores Isls. surrounder
- Andruw Jones's team, on scoreboards
- An oc
- Almost 32 million sq. mi. of water: Abbr
- A&P pt
- A&P piece
- A&P element
- A kind of Prov
- 31,800,000 sq. mi. of water
- 2010 MLB playoff team
- 2006 T.I. film
- 2006 movie starring T.I. whose title is an abbreviation of his Georgia hometown
- 2006 movie starring T.I
- 2006 film starring T.I. based on the life of two members of TLC
- 2006 film featuring Big Boi
- 1996 Olympics host city, for short
- 1996 Olympics city: Abbr
- 1995 World Series champs, on scoreboards
- "The pond": Abbr
- "The Pond," to Brits (abbr.)
- "Cutting It: In the ___" (reality show about Georgia-based hairstylists)
- '95 World Series champs: Abbr
- N.F.L city: Abbr.
- U.S./U.K. divider: Abbr
- Nantucket I.'s in it
- Part of NATO: Abbr.
- The Braves: Abbr.
- SST's fly over it: Abbr.
- It borders Fla.
- Pac.'s counterpart
- It borders N.J.
- Ocean of N.C.'s coast
- Natl. League city
- The U.K. touches it
- Oceanic abbr.
- N.L. East city, on scoreboards
- Bermuda's locale: Abbr.
- Canary Isl. locale
- The "A" in NATO: Abbr.
- Part of A.C.C.: Abbr.
- N.L. East team, on scoreboards
- Part of A&P: Abbr.
- Where the Azores are: Abbr.
- A&P part: Abbr.
- Part of A.S.T.: Abbr.
- The Braves, on scoreboards
- 1999 World Series runner-up: Abbr.
- N.H.L. conference div.
- 1995 World Series champs: Abbr.
- N.H.L. div.
- The "A" of NATO: Abbr.
- N.L. city: Abbr.
- N.H.L. division: Abbr.
- One of the coasts: Abbr.
- Iceland's ocean: Abbr.
- Home of the Braves: Abbr.
- Much of N.J.'s coast
- View from Long Is.
- N.L. scoreboard abbr.
- U.S./Eur. link
- U.S./Eur. divider
- Part of A & P: Abbr.
- U.S./Gr. Brit. separator
- Capital of Ga.
- National League city: Abbr.
- N.L. city: Abbr
- Azores locale: Abbr.
- The Braves, on a scoreboard
- One of the oceans: Abbr.
- Turner Field locale: Abbr.
- What SSTs crossed: Abbr.
- Brits call it "the pond": Abbr.
- Airport code of the world's busiest airport
- The Falcons, on scoreboards
- Thrashers' home in the N.H.L.: Abbr.
- P.R. is found in it
- QE2's domain: Abbr.
- P.R. locale
- It's located between two Plymouths: Abbr.
- View from Casablanca: Abbr.
- N.L. East city: Abbr.
- Peach State capital: Abbr.
- NATO part: Abbr.
- Canaries locale: Abbr.
- Home of the Braves, on scoreboards
- N. Amer./Afr. separator
- N.L. team with a tomahawk in its logo
- Ascension Isl. setting
- NATO member?: Abbr.
- Braves, on a sports ticker
- Falcon's home: Abbr.
- P.R. setting
- Hawks' home: Abbr.
- Locale of the Falkland Isls.
- Hartsfield-Jackson airport code
- The Hawks, on scoreboards
- N.B.A. div.
- Delta hub, in brief
- The Braves of the N.L. East
- Falcons, on scoreboards
- Oceanic word in NATO
- N.A.-Eur. divider
- Pac. counterpart
- Expanse west of Eur.
- Part of NATO: Abbr
- It's west of Eur.
- Opposite of the Pac.
- Expanse east of the U.S.A.
- Part of A & P: Abbr.
- Pt. of NATO
- It's east of N.A.
- Pt. of A. & P.
- Pac.'s kin
- Over which SST's soar
- Counterpart of Pac.
- Expanse east of N.A.
- Eur.-N.A. divider
- Azores' loc.
- N.Y.C.'s ocean
- About 32 million sq. mi. of water
- An oc.
- Expanse west of Ire.
- Counterpart of the Pac.
- Body east of N.A.
- Pac.'s opposite
- Sight from Mass. shores
- Expanse east of S.C.
- An ocean: Abbr.
- Ocean off Ire.
- Ga. capital
- Eastern U.S. ocean
- It's between the U.S. and Eur.
- Ocean: Abbr.
- Water body: Abbr.
- Cap. of Georgia
- Loc. of 97 Across
- Brits call it "the pond": Abbr
- It's located between two Plymouths: Abbr
- Thrashers' home in the N.H.L.: Abbr
- Eastern seaboard border (abbr.)
- Home for Hawks and Falcons, for short
- Ocean: Abbr
- Georgia airport code
- Braves, on scoreboards
- E. Coast ocean
- Ocean between Eur. and Amer
- Home of the Braves, briefly
- NFC South team
- Ga. city
- NL East team
- It borders Fla
- Eur.-Amer. separator
- It borders N.J
- Hartsfield-Jackson's airport code
- Code on Hartsfield-bound luggage
- Code for the world's busiest airport
- Braves, on a scoreboard
- Where the Falcons and Hawks play: Abbr
- View from Long Is
- NL East city, on scoreboards
- NBA division that includes the Bklyn. Nets
- NATO part: Abbr
- Hawks' home: Abbr
- Falcons' home: Abbr
- Delta hub, on luggage tags
- Waters off N.Y.C
- View from Nantucket: Abbr
- View from Martha's Vineyard (abbr.)
- U.S./G.B. separator
- The pond, in the U.K
- The NFL's Falcons
- The NBA's Hawks, on a scoreboard
- The Falcons, on a scoreboard
- The Falcons, briefly
- The Braves: abbr
- The A in AST
- T.I. film of 2006
- Part of AST: Abbr
- Ocean off Ga. and Fla
- Ocean east of the USA
- Ocean east of the US: Abbr
- NL city
- NHL division
- NBA's Hawks, on scoreboards
- N.L. city
- N.H.L. division: Abbr
- Letters on many Delta boarding passes
- It comes between the U.S. and U.K
- Home of the Braves (abbr.)
- Home of the Brave?: Abbr
- Hawks, on NBA scoreboards
- Gulf Stream locale, briefly
- Georgia's capital: Abbr
- Georgia's capital, for short
- Georgia's capital, casually
- Ga. airport code
- Falcons' home (Abbr.)
- Delta hub code
- Capital of Georgia: Abbr
- Capital of Ga
- Cap. city on I-20
- Biggest city in Ga
- Bermuda's ocean: abbr
- Bermuda Triangle locale: Abbr
- Azores' loc
- An ocean: Abbr
- A&P part: Abbr
- 2006 movie set in Georgia
- 1995 World Series winner: Abbr
- World's busiest airport: Abbr
- World's busiest airport, on luggage tags
- WNBA's Dream, on scoreboards
- Where the Orinoco empties: Abbr
- Where the Hawks play: Abbr
- Where Hawks soar: Abbr
- What was often below SSTs
Wiktionary
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Wikipedia
ATL (band)
ATL was an R&B group from Atlanta, Georgia. The vocalists are Tré, Will, L-Rock and rapper Danger. They had enlisted R. Kelly to produce their debut album The ATL Project, released in July 2004. Two singles released from this album: "Calling All Girls" (#12 UK Singles Chart, May 2004), and "Make It Up With Love" (#21 UK, August 2004).
ATL (film)
ATL is a 2006 American drama film, and the feature film directorial debut of music video director Chris Robinson. The screenplay was written by Tina Gordon Chism from an original story by Antwone Fisher, and is loosely based on the experiences of the film's producers Dallas Austin and Tionne "T-Boz" Watkins (of the R&B group TLC) growing up in Atlanta, Georgia (ATL). The film is a coming-of-age tale concerning Rashad, played by Atlanta native and hip hop artist T.I. in his film debut, and his friends in their final year in high school and on the verge of adulthood. The film also stars Antwan Andre Patton, aka Big Boi of the hip hop group OutKast, Evan Ross, Jackie Long, Lauren London, and Mykelti Williamson.
ATL was the first feature film for its director and the majority of its cast. Filmed in Atlanta, Georgia in summer 2005, many celebrities from the city make cameo appearances, including Jazze Pha, Killer Mike, and Monica. ATL received generally favorable reviews from critics.
Usage examples of "atl".
In the short visit, all very friendly, atl very welcome-to-the team-my-boy, he cleared up the remaining points of business.
Now that it was here, he knew atl their plans and strategies had been nothing more than intellectual exercises.
But in the Nahuatl language we find immediately the radical a, atl, which signifies water, war, and the top of the head.
Gemelli, the place of the origin of the Aztecs is designated by the sign of water, Atl standing for Atzlan, a pyramidal temple with grades, and near these a palm-tree.
The ATLS places you more or less exactly in time and geographic location, relative to absolute Greenwich time.
According to her ATLS readings, they had emerged in early December, the beginning of the summer season in this part of sub-Saharan Africa.