Crosswords/2005/February/3

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Thursday, February 3, 2005

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Quick crossword

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Across

1. Fireplace (6)
4. Whale food (8)
10. Softly (music) (5)
11. Not widely liked (9)
12. Bed (3)
13. First Hebrew letter (5)
14. Lining up of sun, moon, and earth (7)
15. Border (4)
16. Oxygenated element (5)
17. Interrupt a play, comedian, etc. derisively (5)
21. Snub (6)
24. Blush (5)
26. Puzzle of finding path to target (4)
27. A toenail that grows in the flesh (7)
31. Apple drink (5)
32. Creeping plant (3)
33. Replays of some media (9)
34. Poker and other game tools (5)
35. Borrowed word from another language (8)
36. Suit of 34 Across (6)

Down

1. Seven sided figure (8)
2. Action on reveille (9)
3. Long-short metric unit (poetry) (7)
5. Temporary failure (esp. in belief) (5)
6. Himalayas country (5)
7. Flower (5)
8. Hospital careworkers (6)
9. Suspension in service (esp. electrical) (6)
19. Front of boat (4)
20. Removes the ice from (8)
22. Logic gate (3)
23. Disappear (6)
24. Reuse products again to make new ones (7)
25. Put out of mind (6)
28. Tropical fruit (5)
29. Form of river bend (5)
30. More kind (5)

Answers tomorrow.

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