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Subject: “Who Dresses Better?” (38A: Question about two red carpet photos of the people mentioned in the star clue?) – Costumes associated with two… cartoon characters (?)

Dutch Cheese Crossword Clue 5 Letters

Sorry, I think I’m too tired to fully understand this. I don’t know why the characters named in the star trail are all cartoon characters. I don’t understand the hook – like, what is the cartoon meaning of this thread, or the phrase “who dresses better?” I’m always looking for puns or wordplay. Does the “red carpet” somehow evoke animation or cartoons? I have no idea. I don’t know. I have no problem with the fact that the cartoon characters aren’t real and therefore can’t physically walk the red carpet. I just don’t know why cartoon characters are used. I think there has to be an angle. But as far as I can tell, no, it’s just that the cartoon characters mentioned in the thread are wearing the costumes in question. That’s it. I think people will enjoy memorizing cartoon characters, or pointing out similarities in clothing, maybe that’s enough. I just kept waiting for the punchline that never came. Or maybe it came in revealer form and I just didn’t get it. Other topics I didn’t get: why BLUTO was there to turn the red carpet into a sailor suit trio (7D: comic villain with huge arms); why DENIM OVERALLS (it’s true, but you’ll only say OVERALLS); How do you spell FOOTIE (think FOOTEE and FOOTSY); and who is “Michael Darling” (had to look him up – he’s a kid in “Peter Pan”, I don’t think I’ve ever seen the movie ).

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Padding is very weak in this one. Crosswords are everywhere. From the north, there’s SAO SAABS ASSAM SEI STIEG NRA AREEL ARIA GAL GADOT (even if it’s long, I now think she’s a crossword person – she definitely surpasses many old-fashioned crossword names in terms of frequency; She’s not at ASHE level yet, but she’s trying) (deep breath) EGAD OSLO LEIS ORCA RIC LAMESA EDAM SOSAD RIO AESOP IFSO…and these are *continuous*. Then you can skip to NOLO and ASP ASHE and ADELE ONDVD, you get the idea. Tired of seeing the NRA this week is really, really tiresome, even with hints of opposition to the group. No matter how you find the clue, you’ll never put the KKK in a puzzle, right? So… please expand the logic. some organizations. is hopeless. thanks. Chai is a drink made from spiced black tea, honey and milk, “chai” means “tea” in Hindi. Growing up in Ireland we often referred to tea as a “cup of char”, and “char” is our slang term for tea, derived from “chai”.

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The Yeti, also known as the Abominable Yeti, is a legendary beast. “Snowman” is a Tibetan term and legend has it that this beast lives in the Himalayan regions of Nepal and Tibet. Our equivalent legend in North America is Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch. The study of animals whose existence has not been confirmed is called cryptozoology, and cryptozoa are organisms or plants whose existence has been proposed but not recognized by the scientific community.

“Quaff” is both a verb and a noun. A “quaffs” (a big drink) “quaff” (a hearty drink).

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Back in 1947, famed computer programmer Grace Hopper noticed that some colleagues were fixing a piece of equipment by removing a dead moth from a relay. She said they were “tuning” the system, so Hopper was credited with popularizing the term “error” in computing.

Some Muslim women wear the hijab in front of men outside their immediate family. A turban is a veil that covers the head and chest. Some also wear a veil as part of a hijab, a cloth that covers the face. Other Muslim women wear the burqa, which covers the entire body from the top of the head to the ground.

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Edam cheese takes its name from the Dutch town of Edam in the north of the Netherlands. This cheese is known for its red paraffin coating, a protective layer that helps Edam run smoothly and prevent spoilage. You may occasionally come across Edan cheese coated in black wax. Black indicates that the underlying cheese has been aged for at least 17 weeks.

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