Smiled as soon as I saw the out-of-the-box grid, and smiled even bigger when I saw this was by Timothy, whose puzzles are always well crafted and sparked with clever cluing. This was a good reminder of why the usual rule is that each square must be crossed. All is forgiven, m'man.This was a fun puzzle to do, the theme was original and spot on, with a perfect sockdolager for the reveal. This Wilfred Owen takes a different tack and has, I feel, the power of a punch to the gut. Synonyms for better include superior, finer, higher quality, a cut above, ahead of the field, ahead of the pack, better-quality, head and shoulders above, in a different class and of higher quality. c'mon @OFL!!! Happy Friday Eve. @Kirk, probably was totally coincidental but couldn't be more pleased than to find the reference to Montreal doctor and WARPOET John McCrae appearing in the NYT crossword (syndiversion) on Canada's Remembrance Day.That the poppy has become the iconic symbol of Remembrance Day in Canada (and Britain) is almost entirely due to the haunting beauty and terror of "In Flanders Fields", the moving poem almost all Canadians learn in school. He managed to lose a lot of it -- but then, those royalties never stopped coming in. Thanks for the Themed Pulchritude, TP. I didn't know what an EXARCH was, but knew the word from fantasy novels. That got me going in the middle and the upper sections of the grid.
Pansegrouw's Crossword Dictionary - Page 126 And only five threes. In the year 2021 one may disagree with McCrae’s views of patriotism expressed in his poem, but he was there, and saw it all. In the DOD department there's just IDA, The Girl Who Got AWAY, from my awkward youth. and it's been that way for decades. How does he do it?Well, that didn't work. The SKIPPING seemed annoying at first but turned out to be a neat deal. ), and I wonder how many emails are seeking an explanation vs. how many are just hating on them. for unknown). @Unkown:Ugh. Trakl served as a medic with the Austro-Hungarian army, which suffered a crushing defeat by Russia at this site on the Eastern Front.At evening the autumn woodlands ring With deadly weapons. Get all the Thomas Joseph Crossword Puzzle Answers delivered straight to your inbox absolutely FREE!
A Modest Proposal Columnus by Ourblogtemplates.com 2008, Ugh, carriages. ASK ANYONE. Can someone please explain 43A .. ALISTER? My biggest slow down was a DENTED/DINGED write over. Boy did I have fun in the Northwest corner. WAR POET and ICE BALL seem a little contrived - but hey, you've got to make up something.Personally, I don't believe "SISI" passes the common usage test (unless perhaps it is SI SI ! Grand Theft Auto (GTA) is a series of action-adventure games created by David Jones and Mike Dailly.Later titles were developed under the oversight of brothers Dan and Sam Houser, Leslie Benzies and Aaron Garbut. I think that’s where I learned SHAY - that or Sherlock Holmes.Wanted something French for “Dispensable young beau.” BOY TOY got a snicker.Ooh, Yo Yo Ma and I share a birthday. Is BEAN PATE just a fancy word for bean dip? It’s been a fine ride. Silas DEANE is a really, really famous Patriot. Thx Timothy; I was definitely not a ROLLING STONE on this. I couldn't finish because I thought "IDA" was "ISA" That one mistaken letter, which couldn't be corrected with any crossing clue, was the downfall of the whole puzzle for me, and that takes the fun out. I thought yesterday was more difficult and Thursdayish than todays offering. Why our belief in government by the people is unrealistic—and what we can do about it Democracy for Realists assails the romantic folk-theory at the heart of contemporary thinking about democratic politics and government, and offers a ... )It turned out to be DEMERIT, which I got from the "I" in ICEBALL. Find more similar words at wordhippo.com! as usual, i got SKIPPING STONES first and then worked backwards on that front. (It certainly wasn't going to be EXARCH.
The Onion Book of Known Knowledge: A Definitive ... ❤️❤️❤️ this ð§©Two aces in a row this week. Speaking of @Z: I don't know how you make pop-corn, but however you pop it, melted butter then the salt comes after it's been popped. Definitely checked in the end even though they don’t look checked at first glance. One glance and I was ready for a unique Thursday. Happily, I do see the eye doc in a couple weeks. I used to think of "Cutesy" as mildly amusing, but I have personally re-defined it to "Wanna puke". It's purdy.Though I'm not a fan of the Cryptic Crossword vibe with all those orphaned boxes in the middle.So, I guess these STONES are SKIPPING over lines in the grid? Several donuts flu off the shelves and shot into our mouths. to the whole lot of foreign words since they don't really enforce any type of general usage considerations (which is certainly their prerogative - but why lie about it?). I liked the TYRANNY clue. James F. Cooper also did well as an author, but his father had some serious money, and was the founder of Cooperstown, N.Y. Of course the self-made man who made a fortune as an American author was Sam Clemens, aka Mark Twain. Grids with the “islands of doom” as I call them which provide no easy transit between them. Things got somewhat easier, once I didn't have to "skip" over knowin what the themers were up to, anymore. I NEVER understand his puzzles. Any puzzle with ROLLING Stones is alright by me. But yeah, I do think Scotch heaven has Lagavullin and Laphroaig in it, among others.
FLOG Anatomy and Physiology Coloring Workbook: A Complete Study Guide @RexDon't most phones have memory CARDs these days? Enter the length or pattern for better results. This comment has been removed by the author. Also like his take on DRY EYES as a medical condition and not a reaction. This one reminded me of a Beach BOYS title, FUN, FUN, FUN! Ollie performers is the crossword clue of the longest answer. Shortly after that I saw “Wordplay”. Yep. What it felt like was an easy themeless with a little interference in the middle.
History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Volume 1 Is that the deal? ANHEiSER certainly made SPLIT UP hard to see but I made this harder on myself in the other bottom corner with ATE A lOt. BEANPATE looks to me like it's missing the S to make BEANPASTE. How much do those single malts cost, anyway? We'd just like to take a moment to apologise for the continued delays the site is currently experiencing. Click the answer to find similar crossword clues. ðRex mentions those "letteral" clues (Hey, ELLS! IN'N'OUT INTELI ASK ROSETTA EACHTIME, "Is ANYONE ELLS so EMPLOYED? "In Flanders Fields" may be the first adult poem I ever read. And while I wanted DEWARS all along, I couldn't figure out what the pesky "W" would led to, hence didn't write it in. So, this is what a rebus after-party looks like, theme-wise! 'Stalky & Co.' is the hilarious tale of the coming of age of three roguish boys at an English public school. Search for clues, synonyms, words, anagrams or if you already have some letters enter the letters here using a question mark or full-stop in place of any you don't know (e.g. our brains are magical. Fortunately, the SKIPPING STONES’ names gave enough extra real estate to “Wade” carefully from place to place. One ROLLING stone, one ROSETTA Stone, and one BLARNEY stone gave us three SKIPPING STONES. It's a "barroom ballad" by one of my all-time faves, Rudyard Kipling, and I do think that Kipling nails it:From "Tommy"...Yes, makin' mock o' uniforms that guard you while you sleepIs cheaper than them uniforms, an' they're starvation cheap.An' hustlin' drunken soldiers when they're goin' large a bitIs five times better business than paradin' in full kit.Then it's Tommy this, an' Tommy that, an` Tommy, 'ow's yer soul?
The Big Book of Words You Should Know: Over 3,000 Words ... Seeing nothing upstairs (thought "DEWARS" but there are SO many Scotches I needed confirmation), I went off to EUROPE, which I knew was one side of the Ryder Cup, and worked from there. This crossword clue was last seen on November 10 2021 Thomas Joseph Crossword puzzle. You, @Frantic, @AJ, @Nancy...hell, everybody on this blog is welcome to my house for drinky-poos. Great idea. I always feel slightly guilty for my oddly extensive knowledge of carriage terminology, which comes to me *exclusively* from having solved crosswords for three decades. Another fantastic puzzle. [insert Beavis & Butthead snicker]The damage stops here. The blind spot thus concealed ROSETTA and BLARNEY until I finally had the last row of SKIPPING STONES filled in. Tragic then and tragic now. --- TITO COSTANZA, POET. :)Tough!Got a decent start in the top 3rd, but it was all downhill from there.Having 'dented' instead of DINGED was a major stumbling block.This was one of those hard to suss out puzzles that one could think, "I might not finish".Really, my fave kind of puz; just kept plugging away, made a correction or two along the way and finished successfully.Liked it a lot! Really loved it, A Lister as in “A List”. Woohoo! I was held up more by ASKArouNd.Do kids still read Black Beauty?
Eliot: Poems and Prose And somehow my brain SKIPPed right over the ROSETTA split. Among the war poets of World War I, Wilfred Owen stands out for his bitter appraisal in "Dulce et Decorum." Guess we'll go with Hurricane IDA, becuz the "I" of the hurricane was caught in a dreaded Skippy Area, for a while.M&A's gettin here kinda late, today. Although, I think that rule of too many Blockers could've been broken for a theme such as this. Now, of course, it's just a two lane country road, but way back when, it was a big deal. Lots of moss on me, but I managed to shake it all off! ICE BALL, CHESS GAME, ASK ANYONE are all pretty solid. Thank you @Canon Chasuble, and well said. didn't care to learn about today: DEANE, SHAY. *ASK ANYONE. And the journey was full of fun. Or a piece of cardboard. Holmes is best known today as the father of the famous Supreme Court justice. Worst Wednesday in years, compounded by the presence of letters with no crosses. No one refers to "Blarney stones".R O L L I N G, R O S E T T A and B L A R N E Y; three different SKIPPING STONES. In this first book in the legendary Lymond Chronicles, Francis Crawford of Lymond, traitor, murderer, nobleman, returns to Scotland to redeem his reputation and save his home. Very unusual grid that prevented a lot of crosses for aid. Words like EXARCH and BOOER and ATAT give me the heebie jeebies and that is one word I'd love to see in my crossword.I got to 1A (my favorite way to start) and I got up and looked at our liquor cabinet. There was a poppy attached.The In-N-Out near us is by far the most successful fast food restaurant in the area. Austerlitz, the internationally acclaimed masterpiece by “one of the most gripping writers imaginable” (The New York Review of Books), is the story of a man’s search for the answer to his life’s central riddle. a memory card would be in like, a digital camera for example. More fun than I thought it would be. I offer "Grodek" (1914) by the German Expressionist poet Georg Trakl (the translator here is not credited). My favorite was TYRANNY. Been there. @bocampSorry you couldn't get a touchdown in your 2nd overtime. I love it -- that's my favorite wrong fill of all time.Exarch: I have listened to every single History of Byzantium podcast episode (Robin Pierson is a true legend) and I still didn't get this without any crosses. War poets such Brooke, Owen, Nicholls, Sassoon and even McCrae (who wrote just that one poem as far as I know) experienced battle, tragedy, loss and death. so i had to give up some of my fills. All I really want to know, though, is Is ALISTER’s aim true?EXARCH today. I couldn’t agree more. sure. Weird is one rung above different, in M&A's puz-ratin system, btw. DNFed, as had to Reveal Puzzle to see my wrongness, which was a few. I don't know if it was accidental or not, but this puzzle with the reference to "In Flander's Fields" is printed in syndication on Remembrance Day in Canada. He is best known for writing the famous war memorial poem ", "In Flanders Fields" first appeared anonymously in. So this is why there was a rebus yesterday?Never been to an IN'N'OUT. Plenty of anti-war songs, for sure, but one of the most moving for me is Eric Bogle's "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda", as sung by Liam Clancy.Highly recommended.Enough out of me for today, as I have a baseball game to watch. @Tom T 10:37 - Skimming stones is a different activity, aiming for maximum distance. Done, and nicely satisfied. I’m with Rex on the whole “liked the concept post solve but was feeling snarly during the solve” thing. Very good for about six dollars. That is, resistance eventually broken, to my great satisfaction.A sweet journey it therefore was, made even better by being glittered with wordplay clues, my favorites being those for MARACA, BERG, and especially CHESS GAME [What may be drawn with black and white].TP’d once again and grateful for it. . Thank you, @Tom T 10:37, I kept remembering "something something and skipping stones" as the lyric to a major Top 10 hit but wasn't coming up with anything and Google wasn't helping. But maybe it was too much DEWARS.I almost always enjoy weird grids. The clue carries no association for me. googled my good guesses after i filled them in: TOPE, MARE, EXARCH, TITO. Yeah -you! ""I OWE MEN not A dime, for a BALL you're my BOYTOY." 'S AAMODT AARDVARK AARON AARON'S AARONS AARONSON AARONSON'S AB ABABA ABACHA ABACK ABACUS ABADI ABALONE ABANDON ABANDONED ABANDONING ABANDONMENT AB Growing up in the forties, veteran's groups would raise money around Armistice Day (since 1954, Veteran's Day) by offering an artificial poppy to those who made a contribution. Tough for me and really tough at Deane, Dry, A Lister (B Listers are "celebs" too), Goths (did the lack of Vis really cripple me, yes), Mare. Not sure if they still do. Who the hell is ALISTER and what did he do with ALISTaiR? A very long time ago I Googled for the DEANE answer and found this blog. So I got, As for the theme, I could see pretty early on that the unchecked letters were spelling out types of stones, and that definitely helped by the time I got to BLARNEY. Printed this one out last night and went to bed in dread of what all those isolated black squares were up to. Besides some salt will stay on it anyway. Long, almost themeless-like word stacks in the NW & NE. I see I am not the first to have immediately thought of O.W. never mind, don't post previous comment; realized the D of "IDA" DID in fact cross, so it was just a bad day for me :). I know many of you don’t do Twitter and most, like me, don’t follow many authors. ), STAY and SWAY (because I had no idea what an informal light carriage could possibly be). I can never remember) Bob Dylan:"But I would not feel so all aloneEverybody must get stoned.". I don’t even own an appliance that would AIR POP popcorn. Academia.edu is a platform for academics to share research papers. Did the heavy lifting late last night. I was just starting to get hooked on Xwords and the blog made me aware that these things could be done without Googling. Ditto to dented before dinged. I went there a couple of weeks ago in the late afternoon. Never mind my last post....I just re-parsed the answer and now see A-Lister. However the rest of the fill seemed like a slog to me and heavy on the trivia. (GOTHS cleared that one up for me. My favorite was an image posted of a singular they spelt “þei” (that’s a “thorn” the old English/Middle English glyph we have replaced with “th”). I cannot understand why WS, even WS, publishes junk like this. I predicted we would get another rebus today -- but is this truly a rebus? Wait, I forgot about. Found inside – Page 112... punish , subdue outline 07 correct , repress , reprove 08 document , nomogram , top 08 chastise , moderate , restrain forty 09 castigate , humiliate 09 blueprint , delineate , 10 discipline flowchart , flowsheet , hit chastise ... And pretty hard, too. Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in a while. dict_files/eng_com.dic This class can parse, analyze words and interprets sentences. so, a DNF with those two little squares but i don't care, i really worked the ol' brain and it was satisfying. Anyway, I'd be fine with saying NYET, NYET ! Loved this one. It was a weird puzzle to solve, but weird in a (mostly) good way. I liked this puzzle, but after the solve I was sure Rex would point out the "looseness" of the theme: The first themer is figurative (ROLLING) while the next two are actual stones (ROSETTA, BLARNEY). Cool.Mighty tough sleddin, in the early solvequest, at our house. And what the hell is a "Memory CARD"? Thank you. Found inside – Page 1373. nod, rod, tip 4. ball, clue, hint, role, tail 5. braid, queue, twist 6. prompt 8. billiard (term), function 9. catchword 10. intimation cuerpo . ... 3. hit 4. band, blow, slap 5. clout 6. strike 8. chastise, gauntlet, ... @MaybeBlarney Castle may be made of stone, but there is only one Blarney Stone. Would be a cool name for a motel, slso. All of them. My rock skipping excursions were limited to rivers. Stores would display a placard with the poem written on it in their windows. csdn已为您找到关于unchains 怎么玩gods相关内容，包含unchains 怎么玩gods相关文档代码介绍、相关教程视频课程，以及相关unchains 怎么玩gods问答内容。为您解决当下相关问题，如果想了解更详细unchains 怎么玩gods内容，请点击详情链接进行了解，或者注册账号与客服人员联系给您提供相关内容的 … Or a campsite. SKIPPINGSTONES worked perfectly. The revealer didn't land for me at first, because I didn't see what the "skipping" referred to. Otherwise, this one wasn't fantastic, but may just be me. Then U also got the "let's say temporarily" unchecked letters in some of the crossin answers. you're gonna have to change it...come on...version 2.0 is way better...change it...do it!" Slowed down trying to figure out the theme words. There are a total of 53 clues in November 10 2021 crossword puzzle. re. But the rebus was easy to parse and i found it to a fun and quick solve. Congratulations Mr. Polin for a very cleverly and creatively crafted grid. This means that if a Stalemate happens while playing a game, neither side wins or loses and the game ends in a Draw." If you're not a Scotch connoisseur and your knowledge of central Asian geography is decent but not great, Ural can seem like just as good a choice as Aral... Ugh. Maybe it says too much about family history, but I had Memory CARE which crosses at EMPLOYEE, whose clue, to my dismay, I never really read. MARE TRANQUILLITATIS "Houston, Tranquility Base here. How about Lord Byron and Alfred Lord Tennyson? @commenters - Thank you to all who have posted poems. Isolated sections and unchecked letters in the same puzzle! The Crossword Solver finds answers to American-style crosswords, British-style crosswords, general knowledge crosswords and cryptic crossword puzzles. Blarney Castle may be made of stone, but there is only one Blarney Stone. Very Thursday puzzle and very, very Timothy Polin. You are not the first nor will you be the last to feel it’s power. — Only the monstrous anger of the guns. There were at least twenty cars lined up at the takeout window and most of the tables inside occupied. Some of these cookies will send your data to our advertising partners. Dude is, like, EIGHTY, man! Great puzzle. Subscribe below and get all the Thomas Joseph Crossword Puzzle Answers straight into your email every single day! WORDS.TXT - Free ebook download as Text File (.txt), PDF File (.pdf) or read book online for free. I would guess that far more people watch movies in their home now than in the theaters. Celebrities are on "A lists" for the most exclusive events. Am I the last living person who encounters SHAY and immediately thinks of Oliver Wendell Holmes’s poem “The One-Hoss Shay”? ATEATON caused me none because my first entry was ATE A lOt. At the drop of a hat played in New York as I recall. Since the unchecked letters appear exclusively in Downs, I was oriented in that direction, and so the letters seemed to form bridges across a divide. My only slight quibble -- since cars actually have parts called "rods," it seems off to use the word to clue REAR AXLE.Fun fact: if you get one of those stand alone gadgets to AIR POP your popcorn, you can also use it to do a pretty good job of roasting green coffee beans. There are a total of 1 crossword puzzles on our site and 2,854 clues. At least I did not start thinking of musicians named Mark. Combining a wide range and variety of engaging coloring activities, exercises, and self-assessments into an all-in-one Study Guide, the Anatomy and Physiology Coloring Workbook helps you simplify your study of A&P. Featuring contributions ... A dictionary file. Becca's Mexican BEAN 'vegetarian' PÃTÃ:"My go to base for vegetarian pâté is always walnuts with some kind of bean or chickpeas. ðThis puz was pretty tough for me. Thomas Joseph Crossword December 13 2021 Answers. M&A at the doc's check-in counter: "We're the flu crew." Through this book, Gibbon offers an explanation for the fall of the Roman Empire, a task made difficult by a lack of comprehensive written sources, though he was not the only historian to attempt the task. ASK ANYONE! When I got my COVID vaccination I was starved. Can't stay out of the war poetry discussion. Sorry, and we hope you continue to use The Crossword Solver. Thank you, Mr. Polin.EXARCH was the only complete in known to me. Enjoyed SKIPPING STONES with the granddaughters on Okanagan Lake in West Kelowna, BC.Also with the granddaughters, many a CHESSGAME was 'drawn', usually due to stalemate. Stoned stones. In 'N' Out looks funny in the grid together. A fine Thursday offering.Hand up for DeNtED, but only for three seconds. Still a sin against all that is good and buttery. Okay - that works, too. I got it from crosses but couldn’t figure how “ate at on” made any sense until about my third time checking after I finished. But I would add the clues for LASSO (One way to prevent stock losses) and especially TYRANNY (Rule that should be broken), which Rex hated but I loved. I have never replied to others’ replies to this blog, but I must take exception to those writers who by their glib comments deride and denigrate what they do not know or do not want to know or just plain do not understand. And yes, stones skipping at evenly spaced intervals along the lake surface are things of beauty. Yet silently there gather in the willow combe Red clouds inhabited by an angry god, Shed blood, and the chill of the moon. By clicking "Accept", you agree to us doing so. Constructor: Timothy Polin A Modest Proposal Jonathan Swift - To ease poverty in Ireland by eating the children of the poor was the satirical 'solution' suggested by Jonathan Swift in his essay 'A Modest Proposal' (1729). @Legume and I actually have that album too! What’s the point? It is also possible to store contact information on many SIM cards. Had Rex's "off putting" "giant boxy white corners" because Timothy had to narrow down the Blocker count, as having to use said Blockers as part of the theme. I am saying hat’s off to our able constructor who may have created a new category of crossword square, the “clued by the reveal to avoid a truly unchecked square” clue. yeah, well, without the Blue States, the Red States wouldn't be second world shitholes, but third world shitholes. Super Thursday puzzle, Timothy Polin. @anon 8:42pm i had GPA early on, but then the longer the puzzle went on, the more the voice in the back of my brain said "it's gonna be VER. © Free Blogger Templates West Virginia received $2.07, Kentucky got $1.90 and South Carolina got $1.71. Do you know what "quatrefoil" and "impolitic" mean? What about "halcyon" or "narcolepsy"? This book is a handy, easy-to-read reference guide to the proper parlance for any situation. So who is right, Jeff or Rex? "https://apnews.com/article/north-america-business-local-taxes-ap-top-news-politics-2f83c72de1bd440d92cdbc0d3b6bc08cand , of course, Mississippi has about the worst Covid response in the country. However, if it is a Shortz edited puzzle 1993 is the cultural center of the puzzle. At various times, I had DEWARS, ARAL, EXARCH and SHAY, but never all at the same time - until the end.Before that, I had STAN (completing kazakh-- and uzbeki-- (don't ask)), URAL and ELAL (really? Unless you were saying today's and YesterPuz should have been switched. I saw the SK and thought waterSKiing or SKidoo but I fear the latter won’t float. Well said. Must admit it is a very clever theme and visually quite appealing. M&A, upon leavin the house: "Let's give it a shot." This is the first book to be written about the Navy's role in the success of the Arab Revolt in the creation of the legendary figure of Lawrence of Arabia. So "BATTEN down the hatches and get solving," I told myself.And great fill, given the constraings of the grid, with all those mentioned, plus BOY TOY. I had a bit of a like/not so much relationship with this puzzle. Oh. Y'all know who you are, right? I jumped the gun on the middle one; with a R O start I put in R O L L I N G. Just had to be in there, right? We're working closely with our server provider and will try to get things back to normal as soon as possible. Am very happy easily pouring a Dewar's. If you see what I mean. (Becca @ Easy Cheesy Vegetarian)___td 0 (in 2nd OT)Peace ~ Compassion ~ Tolerance ~ Kindness to all ð. Answer to Lab 9: Sets in the Java Collection Framework For this week's lab, you will use two of the classes in the Java Collection Framework: HashSet and Ballade by the War Memorial. It takes an English sentence and breaks it into words to determine if it is a phrase or a clause. I ate every single bite. Acting in Musical Theatre remains the only complete course in approaching a role in a musical. Silliest question raised today: How to you get salt to stick on air popped popcorn. I have never heard of SHEP whashisname; I have seen the Busch company mentioned before but ANHAUSER looked and still looks correct. Keedoke.I'm also guessing this was some kind of wizard-made construction because that's where all the oomph is. Holmes's One Hoss Shay. Maybe even weird. Then after much struggling and SAABing, I finally realized why I had spelled out R-O-L-L-I-N-G in the fifth row. "In Flanders Fields" was also extensively printed in the United States, whose government was contemplating joining the war, alongside a 'reply' by. And where's your drinking buddy "Evoe"? Everything else was fair and square. This essential guide to differentiation also includes a helpful teacher’s toolkit of activities and teaching strategies that will help any teacher expand his or her capacity to make room for and work tirelessly on behalf of every student. @Blue StaterIt's Thursday. High-tax, traditionally Democratic states (blue), subsidize low-tax, traditionally Republican states (red) — in a big way. Enjoyed this one, because (1) it seemed hard, but (2) I was able to finish it in like 25 minutes with no googling! And with my name in it! Somehow I got ROLLING and SKIPPING STONES and then went looking for other types of stones which were spaced out. Found this intriguing video, The Walls, which premiers in a few hours. Could only see one letter as viable, then tried to visualize the results, and bingo, bob was my uncle! Agree with the crosswardese here - but mostly overlooked due to the theme fun. Loved the puzzle for its original and unexpected grid arrangement, and some fine and tricksy clueing. OK maybe some of it comes from 19th-century novels, but crosswords definitely drove it home over the years (over and over and over). The shortest answer in our database is SEA which contains 3 Characters. I got it from the crosses. @Anonymous 8:04 - No, there are at least three of us; my husband has a copy of one of Howard Pyle's original illustrations. I had an absolutely wonderful time -- just as soon as I stopped having an absolutely terrible time. “You can’t arrest me!” is the crossword clue of the longest answer. Had TOkE instead of TOPE which didn’t make much sense (luckily EUROPE fixed it) but I still don’t know TOPE. One day Lewis is going to crack and it is not going to be pretty. If a particular answer is generating a lot of interest on the site today, it may be highlighted in orange. A female tiger and a male lion will produce a liger, which more people are probably familiar with due to Napoleon Dynamite. The longest answer in our database is IKNOWMYRIGHTS which contains 13 Characters. @Nancy, smiles, I sounded much snobbier than I meant to. The pallor of girls' brows shall be their pall;Their flowers the tenderness of patient minds,And each slow dusk a drawing-down of blinds. While searching our database we found 1 possible solution for the: Bearings crossword clue. Hello, again! No SPAM! Cute theme, clever cluing, challenging crunch, clean grid. All four of the themeless corners offered little challenge which is why those lower corners went in before the middle. An ebook (short for electronic book), also known as an e-book or eBook, is a book publication made available in digital form, consisting of text, images, or both, readable on the flat-panel display of computers or other electronic devices. :)___td pg -1 (after 1st OT)Peace ~ Compassion ~ Tolerance ~ Kindness to all ð. The solution we have for Bearings has a total of 5 letters. But, nice job keeping them low.Wanted 46D-Lose value quickly, to be "driving a new car off the lot", but it wouldn't fit. WAR POET is an odd category. Even seeing my SAAB (with the top down) out the window didn’t speed me along - had S—B before the duh moment. As soon as I got TANK, SKIPPING STONES just fell into place, and having B L A R already, I knew that the skipped words were STONES of some ilk. ELAL? a classic thought-i-was-doomed-but-i-worked-hard-and-it-paid-off experience which i always enjoy. Ate a chastise crossword clue more about you than it does about blue stater, mentioned. 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