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Solving => Today's Puzzles => Topic started by: magus on August 17, 2011, 09:50:33 AM
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No Gentleman
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Toaster, at times EMCEE
Brand served on the floor ALPO
Fashion bottom line? HEM
Theme: terms the first word of which can be started with LADY
1978 #1 hit for the Commodores {and theme} THREETIMESALADY [liked the entry but not the song]
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Reverse agism: Raise your hand if you’re under sixty and got these right.
Crossing KOOKIE (‘60’s) with “Heyday’s” (‘30’s) PEAK, TATI (‘50’s), and SPEE (’17 & ‘40’s) must be tough for the younger solver. [BTW, Hr. Hulot’s Holiday is even funnier than Mon Oncle.]
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Tennyson’s “___ Arden” ENOCH [Better than the poem is HBO’s excellent Boardwalk Empire, its main character named Enoch (who for some reason is called Nucky not Nocky).]
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Really?
TISCH --- a name on a school building?
SVEN Hedin --- explorer from a different country a century ago? SVEN clogs or even SVEN Nykvist would be a bit more sporting.
RATING: ;D ;D Three grins = Excellent: Loved it; Two grins = Good: Enjoyed it; One grin = Satisfactory: A bit bland for my taste; One teardrop = Unsatisfying: No fun