4.23.2009
THURSDAY, April 23, 2009 — Dan Naddor
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Theme: Bean Salad — Each theme answer hides a word that describes a type of bean. Another day, another Dan Naddor puzzle. That's what I ...
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4.21.2009
WEDNESDAY, April 22, 2009 — Mike Peluso
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THEME: CAPE (66A: Action hero's garb, and what each first word in this puzzle's four longest answers is) — Theme answers begin with...
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TUESDAY, April 21, 2009 — Gail Grabowski
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Theme: "Crouching Crossword, Hidden Theme" — Three theme answers are phrases that end with a word describing an action similar to ...
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4.20.2009
MONDAY, April 20, 2009 — David W. Cromer
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THEME: Double Trouble — four theme answers are all two-word phrases where a single word is repeated. Broke the three-minute mark on this on...
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4.19.2009
SUNDAY, April 19, 2009 (calendar puzzle) — Sylvia Bursztyn
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Theme: Big Category — Puns on words related to big cats. I'm afraid this is going to be another short write-up. Because this puzzle come...
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SUNDAY, April 19, 2009 (syndicated puzzle) — Dan Naddor
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THEME: "Put a Lid on It!" means that assorted phrases get a "lid"—or TOP—added at the tail end. The resulting crazy phr...
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4.18.2009
SATURDAY, April 18, 2009 — Scott Atkinson
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THEME: The Saturday puzzle is themeless—the game is decoding tougher clues and figuring out a slew of longer words and phrases Orange here,...
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4.17.2009
FRIDAY, April 17, 2009 — Daniel A. Finan
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THEME: A riff on the classic breakup line "It's not you, it's me" as "it's not U, it's ME" — Four famil...
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4.16.2009
THURSDAY, April 16, 2009 — Don Gagliardo
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Theme: Rated G — Each of the 21 Gs in the grid is pronounced two ways (across answer words contain "soft" Gs only; down answer wor...
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