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all Among the words featured for use as
part of a phrase or sentence—in Hop on Pop
all-er Seussian expression of an extended,
more inclusive form of “all,” as well as a rendering
of “all are” (devised to rhyme with
“taller”)—in Happy Birthday to You!
Allergy Whiz Characterization of Dr.
Pollen—in You’re Only Old Once!
all-est Seussian expression of a superlative
form of “all” (devised to rhyme with
“tallest”)—in Happy Birthday to You!
alligator and alligators 1: Among the creatures
cited as associated with a state of being
“up”—in Great Day for Up 2: Creature cited
(as part of a phrase) in providing examples
of use of the letter A/a—in Dr. Seuss’s ABC
alone State in which, it is said, “you’ll be
quite a lot” and within which context may
encounter things “that can scare you so
much you won’t want to go on”—in Oh, the
Places You’ll Go!
alphabet 1: Subject central to the story’s
development—in On Beyond Zebra 2: Subject
of the book’s coverage—in Dr. Seuss’s
ABC
anchors Among the things the Cat in the
Hat says, “You can read about . . .”—in I Can
Read with My Eyes Shut!
And now Papa’s in the pail. Sentence cited
in providing examples of use of the letter
P/p—in Dr. Seuss’s ABC
anger 1: Among the subjects about which
information is to be provided by the volume’s
purported author—in My Book About Me
2: Emotion experienced by King Derwin
throughout “The-Year-the-King-Got-Angrywith-the-Sky,”
and basic to the story’s development—in
Bartholomew and the Oobleck
animal, big yellow and animal, one-horned
Among the creatures about which questions
are asked—in The Cat’s Quizzer
ankles Among the things the Cat in the
Hat says, “You can read about . . .”—in I Can
Read with My Eyes Shut!
Annie, Aunt Name cited (as part of a
phrase) in providing examples of use of the
letter A/a—in Dr. Seuss’s ABC
Another Chance Among the things cited
(“Waiting for . . . Another Chance”) as reasons
for people being at the Waiting
Place—in Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
Antrums One of the areas (together with
Shins) constituting the medical specialty of
Dr. Ginns—in You’re Only Old Once!
ants Creatures the Cat in the Hat says one
can read “all about”—in I Can Read with My
Eyes Shut!
ants’ eggs Part of the charge (together with
“bees’ legs,” “dried-fried clam chowder,”
and Poo-a-Doo Powder) said to have been
used to load the Yooks’ Kick-a-Poo Kid—in
The Butter Battle Book
anywhere Among the locations asked
about, as possibly being a place for liking
and/or eating the food treated of—in Green
Eggs and Ham
Apartments, Fairfax Residence at Who-ville
of Jo-Jo—in Horton Hears a Who!
Apartment 12-J Fairfax Apartments location
of Jo-Jo—in Horton Hears a Who!
ape cakes Alternative designation of
“grape cakes”—in Oh Say Can You Say
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