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Puzzle #29 - October 2003. "On the
Up and Up"
Instructions: Guess
the words defined by the cryptic clues (words vary in
length from three to nine letters), then enter them in
the grid one after another in the same order as their
clues, starting in the upper left corner. Across words
that don't end at the right margin continue on the next
line below; down words that don't end at the bottom
margin continue in the next column to the right. Two
across words won't fit in the grid unless one of their
letters is omitted. Those two letters, taken in order,
spell a word related to the four unclued mystery
entries. Answers include four proper names.
As ever, I am grateful to Kevin Wald for help with the
clues.
(If you are having trouble printing these puzzles, you
can download an Adobe
Acrobat version of the puzzle and grid).
[Want to see some
hints?]
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Across
- Ice is filmier after end of spring
- Half ran back for class
- Bury poor Ben, holding back witty remark
- Excellent, non-fattening cream
- Basis of vessel's time and speed
- God spoils
- First of priests to tell bishop, for
example
- Marsupial dropping a nut
- Crave unity and get lost
- Scenery in wide corridor
- A good looking young man said, "No,
stranger."
- More to the left either coming or going
- Toto eschews covering what's on his foot
- Revolving mathematician holding onto
number
- Gossip about funny gold
- Carla's odd number
- Angry having first half of term to
repeat
- For every opera with no overture or
finale
- Started on deep rehabilitation
- Rash, if inconsistent, Muslim magistrate
- Initially precipitate, turned oddly
circumspect
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Down
- Mystery entry
- About a roof of sorts and a castle lacking
one
- Cheer about a princess and a black swan
- Less common in summer are redstarts
- Theater in square named
- End of winter chills grains
- Mystery entry
- In bed with onset of rash that's
hereditary
- Shoulder covering has right projection
- Kind of lily goes bad
- Peripheral part of proto-uterus
- Hill climbing is nonsense
- Left single and solitary
- Hands up a bill of fare
- Mystery entry
- Turned cupid angry
- Hair mattress coming up in arguments
- Censorious speech without one exchange
- Gave out award about time
- Decomposes sulfur in unvarying ways
- River running up inside baseline
- Mystery entry
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