ᆗCROSSWORDS ᆗ
CLUES ACROSS
1. Severo ___,
US biochemist
6. Mother of Perseus
11. Failure to act promptly
14. British Air Aces
16. Wire rope
17. Make a mistake
19. Opposite of digest
22. Carefree spending
24. Chilean pianist Claudio
26. Reference point to
shoot at
27. Soft exhales
29. Accumulated
glacial debris
30. Front-runners
32. Seaman
35. Border for a picture
36. Distress signal
37. Ruses
40. Audio-systems
41. Hindu holy man
45. Sermon on a
moral topic
ᆗS U D O K U ᆗ
©Puzzles by Pappacom
46. Umbrellas (British) 10. Invigorates 38. “Little Dorrit”
48. Old World buffaloes 12. Atomic #37 actress Claire
49. Filled with 13. Leaves eaten 39. Droop
narcotic medication as vegetables 40. Former ruler of Iran
51. Norse goddess 14. 2nd tone of the scale 42. Father
of death 15. Honorable title 43. Health Maintenance
52. Hall for music or drama (Turkish) Organization
57. de cologne 18. Plexus 44. Not downers
58. 2 consecutive games 20. ___ Lanka 47. A very large body
63. Tree shadow 21. Children’s game of water
64. Distributes 22. Indian dresses 50. Of, French
playing cards 23. Italian textile city 52. Not new
25. Ultrahigh frequency 53. River in NE Scotland
CLUES DOWN 26. Hill (Celtic) 54. Canadian what
1. Propositions 28. Lappland herders 55. Largest English
2. 38th state dictionary (abbr.)
29. Tiny specks
3. 1/3 of Santa’s laugh or molecules 56. No (Scottish)
4. Non-exchange 31. Personal 59. Expression of
stocks (abbr.) holiday (abbr.) uncertainty
5. Dentist’s group 32. Repeated tones 60. Atomic #56
6. Dekaliter 33. Skylighted 61. Algerian dinar
7. To become old central areas 62. Raised
electrical railway
8. “All About Love” 34. Stirs up anger
actress Sandra 37. Repented
9. 2001 Spielberg film
crypt-o-gram each letter represents
{{ }}: Big hug!
♥ heart warmer!
another to form a quote-worthy statement. :-) - a smile
:-D - LOL
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P J R Q W V O S E J X M , J M B E K J W T X P I X P !
LAST WEEK’S SOLUTION: “Plenty of people miss their share of happiness, not because they never
found it, but because they didn’t stop to enjoy it.”
WILLIAM FEATHER: Feather had all of Franklin and Twain’s power of observation, but his writing had an edge that was indicative of
less-enlightened times. He was a distiller of the human foibles not found often in his generation. William Feather died in 1981 at age 91.
Feather wrote his own epitaph in third person. The advance obituary, written in 1934, read in part, “He was known to some people as a
writer. In his writings he espoused thrift, industry, promptness, perseverance, and dependability. —D.W.
Solved by: Frances Cupo, Newtown (WELCOME BACK FRANCES!); Tony AZZInaro, Lower Makefield*; Nora Thomas; Lower
Makefield*; Ted Hovick, Yardley; Thelma L. Clausen, Levittown; Meryl Jacobson, Lower Makefield; Barbara Farwell; Morrisville; Ted
Kristiniak, Penndel; Helen Maurio, Bristol Borough*; CMORE Nowicki, Washington Crossing; Alice Betts, New Hope; Jo Ann Seilhamer,
Bristol Township; Roberta Marino, Bristol Borough*; Rita Daniels, Bristol; Emily Morton, Yardley; Allan Gurney, Langhorne; Dolores
Antonelli, Bristol Township; Chuck Meyers, Levittown; Mary Carter, Langhorne;Nettie Peters, Bensalem; Jacquelyn L. Volk, Bristol
Borough; Martha Arnao, Newtown*; Theresa Grisolia, Bristol Borough; Deedee Tibolla, Langhorne; Lisa Porter, Levittown; Barbara
Korb, Newtown*; Ron Rabel, Pennington; Meg Kramer, Lower Makefield*; Bob Everest, Esq., Lower Makefield; Theresa Halper,
Newtown; Dianna Wettlin, Lower Makefield*; Russ Strover, Newtown; Ann Marie Klibert, Morrisville; Jo Kiel, Gardenville*; Mary Carter,
Langhorne; Dianne White, Bristol*; Barbara Aldouby, Lower Makefield; Betty Chan, Newtown*.
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