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Bold numbers indicate fixed tiles.Dingbats! SolutionFinish the Quote
Russell Baker: "Ah, summer,..."
WHAT POWER YOU
End of quote part 2
HAVE TO MAKE US
End of quote part 3
SUFFER AND LIKE IT.
Twistitz Solution
Title of image: Fresh peaches.
Crossword Plus SolutionPILL-REPEL-PASS
IDEA-ERODE-ISLE
POACHANEGG-NEAR
ELF-ELITE-SCAPE
---SATE--AAH---
PASTRY-DRYGOODS
ASYET-FAIRSFAIR
TINA-MARNE-SKAT
EAGLEEYED-SAUNA
SNEAKIER-PALMAS
---MEN--PART---
ATLAS-PAISA-GUN
HOER-TAKECHARGE
EPIC-ANITA-SILO
MESH-PENAL-SPIN Magnet-O SolutionApollo 11 mission
MOON LANDING
Airport runway
LANDING STRIP
Risque gambling
STRIP POKER
Casino station
POKER TABLE
Pepper's partner
TABLE SALT
Ocean liquid
SALT WATER
Divining rod user
WATER WITCH
Medicine man
WITCH DOCTOR
Medicinal time traveler?
DOCTOR WHO
"CSI: NY" theme song
WHO ARE YOU
Classic candy heart phrase
LOVE YOU
Agape, literally
LOVE FEAST
Gourmet cat food
FANCY FEAST
Unrestrained
FANCY FREE
Dieter's food choice
FAT FREE
Big cheese
FAT CAT
Attempt to perform a hard task
BELL THE CAT
Southwestern herb
MISSION BELL
CrossWire! SolutionItalian Giallo Films
Mario Bava <> The Girl Who Knew Too Much
Mario Bava <> Bay of Blood
Lamberto Bava <> A Blade in the Dark
Luciano Ercoli <> Death walks on High Heels
Sergio Martino <> The Case of the Scorpion's Tail
Lucio Fulci <> A Lizard in a Woman's Skin
Lucio Fulci <> Don't Torture a Duckling
Dario Argento <> Deep Red
Dario Argento <> The Bird With the Crystal Plumage
Wisdom of Ages
16 <> driver's license age for most states
17 <> be admitted to an "R" rated movie
18 <> vote in U.S. elections
21 <> able to buy alcohol in U.S.
25 <> rent a car for cheaper
35 <> can become U.S. president
40 <> considered "over the hill"
50 <> age you can join AARP
65 <> classic retirement age
Famous Philanthropists
Andrew <> Carnegie
Joseph <> Rowntree
X David <> Buffett
Gordon <> Moore
John <> Rockefeller
Bill <> Gates
George <> Soros
Henry <> Ford
W.K. <> Kellogg
The incorrect pairing (the bomb) is marked with an X.
Elvis=Lives SolutionNEWS IS SLEEPY == WESLEY SNIPES
MARTIAL
ACTING
BLADE
Actor and martial arts expert Wesley Snipes was born July 31, 1962.
Strip Search Solution300+ WINS PITCHERS
GREG MADDUX
TOM GLAVINE
PHIL NIEKRO
NOLAN RYAN
DON SUTTON
PUD GALVIN
CY YOUNG
ROGER
CLEMENS
RANDY
JOHNSON
GAYLORD
PERRY
STEVE
CARLTON
ON THE MOUND
Clink SolutionDental hygiene need
TOOTH,BRUSH
Predilection for dessert
SWEET, TOOTH
Nighttime wishes
SWEET, DREAMS
Costner baseball flick
FIELD, of, DREAMS
Outdoorsman magazine
FIELD, and, STREAM
Narrow air current
JET, STREAM
10 year old airline
JET, BLUE
Depeche Mode song
BLUE, DRESS
What little girls play
DRESS, UP
Improve a skill
BRUSH, UP
Flexicon SolutionA fat farm? - BELLYACRES
Hint: Whiney people
First Grid Across
"Golden Girl" Arthur - BEA
"Underworld" director Wiseman - LEN
Pot - URN
Fjord - RIA
First Grid Down
Review comment - BLURB
Creepy - EERIE
Account of events - ANNAL
Second Grid Across
Miami's state: abbr. - FLA
Petroleum - OIL
Question - ASK
But: Lat. - SED
Second Grid Down
Baby horses - FOALS
Cotton fibers - LISLE
Modified polyester - ALKYD
Third Grid Across
Insulated boot - PAC
Alphabet beginning - ABC
Third Grid Down
Earnings - PAY
Lawyers' org. - ABA
300, in old Rome - CCC
Fourth Grid Across
Units of corn - EARS
Brewer's oven - OAST
Fourth Grid Down
Environmental prefix - ECO
Ex-coach Parseghian - ARA
Thing, legally - RES
Fast jet: abbr. - SST
Knockout! SolutionNorth, south, east, or west: which is best?
Xamsa Solution1. HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?
2. THE SIXTH DAY IS ABOUT CLONING
3. ARTISTS DRAW SKETCHES OF MODELS
4. METAL DETECTORS LOCATE LAND MINES
5. SCROOGE WAS VISITED BY FOUR GHOSTS
6. COLLEGE PROFESSORS GO ON SABBATICAL
7. DOVER IS THE CAPITAL OF DELAWARE
8. FRENCH INDEPENDENCE DAY IS JULY 14
9. ZENO WAS A GREEK PHILOSOPHER
10. TEMPUS FUGIT MEANS TIME FLIES
11. CLASSIC RADIO STATIONS PLAY GOLDEN OLDIES
12. THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGING
13. DOCTORS NEED A GOOD BEDSIDE MANNER
14. SUCKER PUNCHES COME WITHOUT WARNING
15. CADDIES REMOVE FLAGS FROM GOLF HOLES
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