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Hunh, I must have still been discoing while this one was recorded.ģ3. If you heard me sing, it would not be a pretty performance!ģ2. OK, I confess… I put in _SEC, and waited for perps before I decided if it was “p”, “n” or “m”.Ģ9. Did anyone confidently fill in “epi-“, like I did?Ģ7. This was a complete WAG (“Wild A**ed Guess”, for newbies to this blog…)Ģ2.
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I sat looking at this clue for a while, wondering how to fit “five” in with the perps… I finally hit myself with the V8 can when I saw “10” as a one and a zero!ġ7. Did any of you use a “crib sheet” when taking exams? (I didn't think so!!)ġ4. Either way, watch your drink when out in a crowd!ġ0. A "Mickey Finn" used to be known as a strong drink, laced with chloral hydrate (a sedative). I loved how the two pairs of theme entries were stacked on top of each other.Ħ. Pewter component : TIN - this was just about the only "gimme" today - a three-letter metal? Hmmm. _ Bund: Swiss newspaper : DER - Der, das, dag, go for a WAGĥ7. Butler's estate, for a time : TARA - Rhett Butler, and the estate in "Gone With the Wind" - so I guess Brad referenced TWO movies today.ĥ6. : DANES - This guy, who is frequently cited in the "Enneagram Personality Types" - I am a Type 5 w 4 wing - I love to study people, and I have some guesses at some of the folks who visit our blogĥ1. Crusader's targets : EVILS - I thought it was the " Holy Grail"Ĥ9. Style, as hair into a bouffant : TEASE - these guysĤ8. Fluffy clouds : CUMULI - cumulus pluralĤ7. String in a preschool class? : THE ABCs - I like itĤ3. "The Horse Fair" artist Bonheur : ROSA - the paintingģ9. Mars and Mercury : ROMAN GODS - one of those clues that helped break open the SWģ7. Duffer's dream : HOLE IN ONE - Duffer is slang for non-pro golfers any one not too good at a sport - we have quite a few "duffers" on the blogģ2. Like a prime candidate for disillusionment : SHELTERED - He led a "sheltered life"ģ1. "Everybody Loves _": Johnny Cash album : A NUT - Wikiģ0. Forest dweller with a cap : TOADSTOOL - and ROBIN HOOD fit so well with the "-OO-"Ģ4. Two-wheeled carriage with a folding hood : CABRIOLETġ4. Chicken option : TENDERS - McDonald's has the "McNuggets", had them last night every one else has "tenders", Burger King, Wendy's, etc.ġ2. Au courant : AWARE - French for "in the current"Ĩ. Big ox, say : BOVINE - Because "FAT HEAD" wouldn't fitħ. for an au pair : ESL - English (as a) Second Languageĥ. Letter-shaped workbench groove : T-SLOT - imageĤ. Life-support system? : CEREAL AISLE - oh, so awesome - I had _AISLE, and the "?" told me Life meant something unusual - this cereal, and Mikeyģ. Heel in a bakery : END - as a loaf of bread - imageĥ9. Hippie era swinger? : BEAD CURTAIN - yeah, I get it, cuteĥ8. Milne, and Winnie the Pooh - Roo was the young Kangarooĥ5. here's the church website, for those curiousĥ4. Establish firmly : ENGRAFT - new word for me more of a horticulture-type meaning, and surgery, tooĥ2. Like some prescription lenses : TINTEDĥ0. function : COSine - Again, WAG or WaitĤ4. Auto club recommendation : MOTEL - Had ROUTE to startĤ3. Wood used in bows : ELM - YUP, I started with YEW - we all did, right?Ĥ0.
Transfer consequence, familiarly : RE-LO cationģ8. Derisive call : HOOT - I envision construction workers HOOTing at the hotties walking by - "heyyyy, babyyyy"ģ7. Printers' primary colors : CYANS - CYMK printers use C yan, Y ellow, M agenta, and blac Kģ4. Ulster, for one : OVERCOAT - new to me, and a WAG from OVER_ _ _ _ - imageģ3. Ones waiting for bottle openers? : GENIES - very cute, liked itĢ8. Mason's fee : RETAINER - Perry Mason, lawyer, and his payment - not his Invisalign orthodontics - we have some who collect retainers on the blog - the fees, that isĢ6. 1986-to-2001 orbiter : MIR - MIR is peace in Russian, and its space stationĢ3. Composer of "The Lovely Bones" music : ENO -Ģ0. Grille cover : BRA - automobile grille, and the ugly black thing used to protect the car from being chipped by road debrisġ9. 1870s period costume named for a Dickens lass : DOLLY VARDEN - complete unknown, all perps to get it - this dressġ8. Opposite of hence : AGO - did not know this adverb, meaning "from now"ġ7.
Stage manager's exhortation : IT'S SHOWTIME~!~ġ6. One who "must have THREE DIFFERENT NAMES": Eliot : CATġ5. Esther Williams number : WATER BALLET - I have heard of her, but this took a while to figure outġ2. Mona Lisa Vito in "My Cousin Vinny," for one : STAR WITNESS - because "hostile" didn't fit clip - grid of stacked 11's pinwheeled with triple 9's - daunting, and it's a good thing I didn't notice at first.ġ.
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There's usually a movie I know referenced in Brad's Saturday puzzles that I have done - today it's "My Cousin Vinny" Ħ1. Wilber's offering this time was another brain twister, one I was not going to give up on - but needed a little red-letter help, I must admit.
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