71A: *"Sly insect! " Risk killing pedestrians, say]—how do you like that clue? I was reminded of it the other day when someone, somewhere mentioned a one-hit wonder band that I'd completely forgotten about. 56A: *"Supermodel Macpherson, I presume? "
SOCKS & SANDALS (43. OK, so their name's LEN, not LEM. THEME: ACRONYM (50D: Basis of the answer to each starred clue, commonly) — answers are silly sentences that are also homophones of common acronyms (initialisms, actually, but why split hairs? You want me to play Dorothy's aunt! Language that gives us pajamas and shampoo crossword clue puzzle. " Did it dawn on me what was going on. — this was the first theme answers I stumbled across and I somehow couldn't get the name DOROTHEA out of my head (I had the last two letters). To make up for the short write-up, here's some pictures I took today while *trying* to work at my desk. 54 Matthews St. Binghamton, NY 13905. After that, things were a little easier.
Whatever you think the blog is worth to you on a yearly basis. 53A: Peeler's target, informally (SPUD) — a befuddling clue. I'll have a "Like" button up on the website soon (or, rather, PuzzleGirl will help me put one up... she laughs at me when I try to do tech stuff on my own. It's a nice place to interact with readers and distribute information and generally goof around. 6D: Snack cake since 1961 (SUZY Q) — ooh, rough. Proven to be reliable). Language that gives us pajamas and shampoo crossword clue crossword. I'd never read it before. Some people refuse to pay for what they can get for free.
Footwear fashion faux pas). Mesne process, intermediate process; process intervening between the beginning and end of a suit, sometimes understood to be the whole process preceding the execution. I remain legit stunned that anyone thought DRINK & DRIVE was an appropriately whimsical phrase for a crossword theme, just as I'm stunned that "losing one's license" is the "risk" they've decided to worry about. Again, as ever, I'm so grateful for your readership and support. Language that gives us pajamas and shampoo crossword clue answers. Mesne profits, profits of premises during the time the owner has been wrongfully kept out of the possession of his estate. Here's the "note" I was supposed to read: Theme answers: - STOP & STARE (1. Fully from, as a place). But if you are able to express your appreciation monetarily, here are two options. Anyway, these cards are personally meaningful to me, and also, I believe, objectively lovely.
40A: *"Ms. Myers, shall I pour? " Til then, you can check out the page here. I can't wait to share them with the snail-mailers. I haven't seen one of these... well, since I don't when.
55A: Whitman's dooryard bloomer (LILAC) — just finished "To Kill a Mockingbird" today. Only when I got "QUEUE, EYDIE! " And heck, why don't I throw my Venmo handle in here too, just in case that's your preferred way of moving money around; it's @MichaelDavidSharp (the last four digits of my phone are 4878, in case Venmo asks you, which they did that one time someone contributed that way—but it worked! Written out, it looks Nuts. Relative difficulty: Well, probably easy in the app, but for me, using my software, where the clues were laid out normally, and the Down themers just had [See puzzle notes], and I refused to do that, it was slower. First, a Paypal button (which you can also find in the blog sidebar): Rex Parker c/o Michael Sharp. Now on to today's puzzle... * * *. Fillwise this was average. Theme answers: - 16A: *"Got it!
Just go with it: Signed, Rex Parker, King of CrossWorld. I feel like the write-up is a little light tonight, but maybe that's appropriate for a puzzle that's a little light on clues. Some good stuff ( KNOCK IT OFF!, he said, to the puzzle) some less good ( UOMO ESSENE FROS TRUTV RIATA WASA IATE). Know the name, but have not (to my knowledge) seen any of his films. Follow Rex Parker on Twitter]. P. S. Thanks to everyone who visited the new Facebook page for this website yesterday.
Hey, guess what else I've never read. Word of the Day: MESNE (10D: Intermediate, at law) —. I did not expect all the nice comments posted there. Law) Middle; intervening; as, a mesne lord, that is, a lord who holds land of a superior, but grants a part of it to another person, in which case he is a tenant to the superior, but lord or superior to the second grantee, and hence is called the mesne lord. Whatever that amount is is fantastic.