82D: "The Cloister and the Hearth" author (Reade) - Ah, the unread READE, back in the puzzle again. The Quick and the Dead author Louis crossword clue. Had the -PODS part and thought "... yes, it's true, my IPOD has no legs, but I don't get it. " First of all we are very happy that you chose our site!
Texts that influenced the writing of "The Cloister and the Hearth"? Small thicket crossword clue. Tenth of 24 letters crossword clue. 44A: Green 83-Down (special forces soldier) - where 83D = BERET. Moon goddess crossword clue. Hereditary class crossword clue. 100D: Actress Lanchester and others (Elsas).
I was happy to see this answer, not just because I like Shakespeare, but because I already had -EO in place, but those letters seemed Very Shaky to me, coming as they did off of 61D: NASA's _____ Research Center (Ames) and 62D: Old truck maker (REO) - is a "Speedwagon" a "truck? "Cloister and the Hearth. Did an 8-year-old write this puzzle? Crude shelter crossword clue.
THEME: "Thinking Green" - five long theme answers are clued by reference to five other answers in the puzzle, the latter of which are all clued [Green _____]. Horseshoe shape crossword clue. I tend not to like puzzles where I have to look all over the grid to find my clues - that is, where a clue relies heavily on intra-grid cluing. Estate agent's metric crossword clue.
Impulse conductor crossword clue. Anxiety crossword clue. Semiconscious state crossword clue. 74A: Legless creatures (apods). Funder of some PBS shows crossword clue. Grand-___ (Nova Scotia community) crossword clue. Bather's bubbles crossword clue. The closest retail establishment to my house: 7-11 (followed closely by Swensen's Ice Cream Parlor and my beloved Round Table Pizza, where I spent untold hours listening to an actual jukebox and playing hour upon hour of Donkey Kong. Mottled garb for short crossword clue. I think the former, but god knows (seriously) what the administrative hierarchies of the Catholic Church are all about. Fashion designer Klein crossword clue. Granola grain crossword clue. Revival cry crossword clue.
Figuring out the precise phrasing on the answers wasn't too fun, as the answers themselves don't have much zing, but that's the nature of this kind of puzzle - the fun's not in the answers themselves, but in the act of piecing the puzzle together. Signed, Rex Parker, King of CrossWorld. In Yiddish it is the only proper term used to say 'Gentile' and many bilingual English and Yiddish speakers do use it dispassionately. I wanted Cortez or some other person, not an entire (somewhat unexpected) country (HOLLAND). AVES (98A: Map parts: Abbr. ) Testing period crossword clue. 97A: Old TV part (triode) - total guess, extrapolating off of DIODE. Its Pantheonic majesty (and kick-ass demeanor) demands recognition. I wasn't aware I was supposed to be offended by the term, but OK. Now I am.
Place for bear claws and elephant ears crossword clue. Night author Wiesel crossword clue. Litter's littlest crossword clue. In English however, the use of the word goy can be controversial. The best answer in the grid. 89A: The third of September (pee). You can make arrangements for them crossword clue.
Pro answer crossword clue. Two seconds later, I got it. Deep-fried vegetable or meat pastry crossword clue. Saharan nomad crossword clue. Traveling bags crossword clue. "The Pit and the Pendulum" author. 91D: Indian tourist destination on the Arabian Sea (Goa) - wins the award for most made-up-sounding word in the grid. Maybe I'm thinking of SNERT from "Hagar the Horrible" - another good comic dog to know for solving puzzles. 1970 hit for the Kinks crossword clue. But this one was cute, in its way.
Cherry variety crossword clue. Mountaineers' spikes crossword clue. Early stages crossword clue. High-end hotel chain crossword clue. Nick Mohammed's Ted Lasso role crossword clue. Gleason's co-star crossword clue. 'The Grass Harp' novelist. 100A: Kathryn of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" (Erbe). LET FLY and then LET RIP for LEAP IN (42D: Not think things through first) - this made the whole "Virginia" portion of the grid a scribbly mess. 76D: Papal court (holy see) - somehow "court" threw me here - is this "court" like "bring you to trial" court or "worship your highness" court? 76A: Skid row sounds (hics). So, I guess, not technically "New to Me" but as I can still tell you nothing about him (except his first name, Charles, and the fact that he was a Victorian writer), he remains an outsider to me. Strike with force crossword clue. Held up crossword clue.
Bill at a bar crossword clue. I do not know how we lived without it. Completely soaked crossword clue. This ERBE person has got to go - I don't think being on a crappy spin-off of a godawful boring soporific forgettable show that is basically the Barnes & Noble of TV (colonizing the world with mediocrity, crowding out anything interesting or inventive) qualifies you as puzzle-worthy. Hair extension that keeps popping up? Father of Cordelia Goneril and Regan crossword clue.
Symbol of oppression crossword clue. Aries preceder crossword clue. Out-of-control plane maneuver? Parade sights crossword clue. Beagle biter crossword clue. I am leaning toward 'yes. ' It's an easy swap-out, and gives you the lilting YVES instead of the pedestrian abbr. Start of a brain health adage crossword clue. Ralph Waldo, thank you! Character with a whalebone leg crossword clue. We just got a TIVO here a couple months ago (actually, not TIVO, but a DVR through Time Warner, which our friend Dana calls "Pseudo-TIVO" and my friend Andrew calls "Ti-Faux"). Right now our DVR is filled with episodes of "Heroes" and "Battlestar Galactica" - I wanted to watch first half of "Heroes" season first, but I may not have the patience to wait for re-runs. It really is rocket science crossword clue.
Diamond score crossword clue. Presidential briefing frequency crossword clue. Ocean trip crossword clue.