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Puzzle #161 October 2014 "House of Windsor"
Guess the words defined by the cryptic clues (answers vary in length from four to eleven letters, and three are capitalized) 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 continue on the next row, and down words that don't end at the bottom continue in the next column. Nine across words and nine down words won't fit in the grid unless one of their letters is omitted. Those eighteen letters, taken in order as they occur in across and down words, spell a four-word phrase related to the mystery entry. Thanks to Kevin Wald for test-solving and editing this puzzle. 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
- More disturbed about the unfinished dam
- Glass plate left inside
- Stir up a sick, weak nephew
- Complain about tree
- Diminish time used for part of composition
- Fragrance wafting up free around noon
- Person in Greece is a hopeless case
- Wife telling about party
- Bird dog's head is taken off
- Supple mountaineer misses top
- Sign in front of high booth
- Mystery entry
- Expression of female pilot
- Ruler's open revolution
- Speak with love for song
- Town I terrorized with gunpowder ingredient
- Firm's beginning to try for new agreement
- Hooker holding old card
- Lean and keen to follow Mike
- One real snafu for Franklin's wife
- Quick twirl of ropes around end of mast
- Maeve's talking about a piece of clothing
- Art baffled the German dealer
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Down
- Raunchy Olympia has made one eager at first to get a festive erection
- Soldier often turned around at the front
- Mark is infatuated with Oscar, for one
- Spirit of Ireland
- End of beat, no-good race horse
- Provoke Earl within the bounds of law
- Partly revenged or fully revenged
- Hearing inappropriately investigates award
- Story of true brew
- Part of sail broke free
- Naked in cabaret
- Rubber tree outbreak
- Peter's upset after losing shirt in binge
- A bent or broken title
- Raise drunk grabbing end of gaff
- Priest holding active electrical device
- First half of quintessential corruption investigation
- Friend's set of rules about weapon turnover
- Revise the name for a simple alkane
- Get current union head to embrace Democrat
- Foreigner has a claim
- Love, in essence, becomes a concern
- Wife replaces guard in group dance
- Whole greeting without final note is lame
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