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by Dave T. Phipps
by Jeff Picketing
mark 94 Daze
1 P, oong 58 Word with 96 - Haven, CT
material tea or pepper 97 Exhausted
6 59 Get more 100 Enigrnac sort
12 Directer magazines 102 Lost
Peckinpah 61 Jack of 104 Essen
15 Bull's babe "Flower Drum ex
18 Rorida eleven Song" 105 Couldnt
20 40th 62 Be- unto stand
21 Baudelaire's oneself 106 First zoo?
buddy 63 Tear to bits 107 Concerto-
22 Nabokov 64 Many 111 Bachelor's last
novel 65 Patti Page hit words
23 Milch Miller hit 67 Scold 112 Gladys Knight
26 "Agnus -" 69 Andrews hit
27Throw a line te Sisters hit 120 New Deal
28 She's a sheep 73 Tenor Slezak ago/
date 74 Corporate 121 - later date
29 Bakery display VlP 122 Used a ewer
31 -Aviv 75 Burlap fiber 123 Through the
32 Blazing 76Word on a nose
36 Most pump 124 Cartoon cry
mammoth 77 Supped in 125 - de guerre
37 Eisgant style 126 Beethoven's
40 Pebbles' papa 80 Pasta 9Vlconlight-"
41 Leone ingredient 127 Dutch artist
43 Black and 81 Govemment Jan
white group
44 Bing Crosby 82 Winter DOWN
hit hazard 1 Cpl.'s superior
46 Service 83 TV's 2 Bolger/Haley
'Scooby- -" co-star
49 Tlan's 84 Too 3 To - (perfectly)
opponent experienced 4 Petite
51 Seize 85 Rip pooches
52 Slip ofthe 86Sn- 5 Builds
tongue 88 Land mass 6 Paid player
54 Tax shelter 91 Wilbert 7Acter Ayres
55 Animated Harrison hit 8 Musical
Olive 93 Dcosnl sen
56 Proofreader's comedean 9 Past
10 Wagner's s 85 Galileo's
'" Rheingold' birthplace
11 Look like 53 Cabernet 87 Heidi's
Hook? color hangout
12 Cash stash 57 Voice type 89 Racer
13 Qty. 58 It's run of Luyendyk
14 Blend the mill? 90 Nocturnal
15 Mamas & 59 Nullify visitor
Papas hit 60 Tokyo, 92 Subway
16 '-olden Boy" once unit
dramatist 64 Power 95 Merit
17 Dress part unit 97 It's a long
19 Turns about 66 story
24 Portrait painter Wayfarer's 98 Caustic
Peter whistle wetter 99
25 Is in debt 67 Stream Conversation
30 Taj town 68 pieces?
32 G-sharp's Earphones 100 Gleam
keymate 69 Propel 101 Clerical title
33 Chow with a pole 103 Excludes
34 Creepy 70 106 Smith or
ChristAcher Entertainer Sandier
35 Stuck fast Kazan 108 ER
36 Munich mister 71 Played exclamation
37 Kindergarten soccer 109 Painful
item 72 Zones 110 Eye
38 Defeat 74 Third appreciatively
39Afflrmalive degree? 113 Robert of
vote 75 Panel of "Quincy, M.E."
42 Sacred image peers 114 Sticky stuff
43 That's the spirit 77 SHAEF 115 Savage
44 Make tea commander sort
45 Worth or 78 Letters Of 116 La-la
Papas credit? lead-in
47 Prior to, to 79 Johnny 117 Asian
Prior Horton hit holiday
48 Damp and 80 WWII unit 118 Nutritional
chilly 81 Dock of abbr.
50 Cleaned a the bay 119 Writer
carp 84 Put the Rand
51 whammy on
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forward, backward, up, down and diagonally.
Abrogator Delegator Legator Negatory
Aggregator Fumigator Litigator Purgatory
Arrogator Indagator Mitigator Vagator
Castigator Irrigator Navigator
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THE PERFECT PYRAMID! Cut out 'the three'
puzzle pieces in fig 1 and challenge your friends
to arrange them to form a perfect pyramid. The
answer to this tricky angle is shown in fig. 2.
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the two anagram words must
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form the word asked for.
A CLEVER WAGER! Place 15 toothpicks on the table
and challenge your friends to arrange them so that
they form eight squares, all of equal size. No square
can be formed inside another, and no toothpick can
ovedap another or be broken. The solution is pictured
to the dght
.FIND THE SEVEN WORDS PUZZLE! In the word square W A
at the dght, we've removed six of the letters to spell out the LA
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DERN1TION: ANAGRAM:
1. He had a foot problem, case + hill
2 A cluster of flowers, slob + moss
3. Devotees of modem jazz. rest + ship
4. Having no pity. hurl + sets
5. Eccentric people, sold + bald
6. An ancient weapon, sobs + crow
7. A racing fool. tars + dreg
8. A gradual discontinuation, soup + heat
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that each row across, each column down and
each small 9-box square contains all of the
numbers from one to nine.
* Moderate ** Challenging
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