Tanning Lotion Letters Abbr

Tanning Lotion Letters Abbr – July 23, 2007 Randall J. Hartman’s Time Crossword Puzzle presents an interconnected group from POST to TOPS, including POTS, SPOT, and STOP, contained in LOBSTER POTS, NYORK POST, SUN SPOT, BACKSTOP and TANK TOPS. I was thinking, how many times have I sat in front of a stop sign and thought about its anagram! With this crossword puzzle, we hope that maybe in future puzzles we’ll get OPTS too, as many drivers see the STOP sign as optional!

OTHERS – ANY HOO (5D. “Keep going…”), ENFOLD, OCELOTS (7D. Forest cat), RAPPER (49D. Ice-T or Ice Cube), RIVETS, ROSSINI (46D. Composer by “William Tell” home), VIOLIN (50D. Isaac Stern’s instrument) and some topers — BAR TAB (9D. Toper’s fee), DIPSO (25D. Toper, slangily), FLASK (4D. Toper’s back-pocket item) and an extra JAG (56A. Drinking binge) ), but no SOUSE or SOT.

Tanning Lotion Letters Abbr

Five letters – AMAZE, BEGIN, CUOMO, DISKS, EQUIP, FREDO (40D. Corleone broke Michael’s heart), HONDA, IN USE, KYOTO, LAUDE, Sierra LEONE, ON TAP, ROTOR, SINUS, SOCAL, SPATS, S -STAR (34D. astronomical red giant), STOMP, SUAVE, TAMER, THRUM, TYPE O.

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Short stories – ALMA mater, ANIL, AQUA, AROD and ARLO, AVOW, CALF, COAT, CORE, DESI, DOC, EER, EMO (10 days. Weezer’s type of music), EROS, “Fee fi fo FUM”, GATO ( 11 days. Cat in una casa), GUAM, “I’ve Got a Secret”, IZOD, “Surely you JEST”, KAMA Sutra , LAMP, LASS, NEO, NERD, NICE, NOVA (61D. Suddenly Bright Star) , ODD, ORAL, Pea, Peel, RUR, SAD, SEM, Silos, TAD, Tsar, Yew and YVES.

I connected the gas pedal in the car to the brake light. I hit the gas, the person behind me stopped, and I went. ~Steven Wright

Remaining clues – spanning: 1. Farm newborn; 5. Yankees $275 million player,” unofficially; 9. Test proctoring instruction; 14. Like dental surgery; 15. “Good one! 16. Blow the socks off; 18. The “Y” in Y.S.L.; 23. Bizarre; 24. Climate Change Agreement City; 25. Little Bit; 27. Disney Gnomes with Glasses; . part of the school year: abbreviation; 38. carrot’s tablemate; 45. where the word “robot” came from; 47. citizen maker; 52. suffix with slogan; 53. depression; 64. Drilling out; 66. Feed rack; 67. Apple or part of the earth; 68. Social polishing; 69. Source of indigo dye; 70. Solemn oath; 71. Firecrackers; 72. Watermelon outside; DOWN: 1. Ulster, A; 2. Sing the ballad of Alice; 3. Folklore magic items; 6. Construction fasteners; 8. Arnaz or “I love Lucy”; 12. Shirt brand; 13. Du than sort; 21. like an almighty blood donor; 22. stomp; 27. PC storage unit; 28. come up; 29. ​​Andrew of New York politics; 31. prefix with con or classic; 33. honor, in diploma 36. Tiffs; 43. Rhythmic buzz; 51. Surround; 55. Los Angeles area, for short; 57. Light blue; 58. Island “America’s Day Begins”; ; 62. Greek counterpart of Amor; 63. Trees that produce archery.

HEAD/BAND (35A. With 37-Across, hair ornaments…or literal hints for 19-, 27-, 47-, and 56-Across), and the first word of QUEEN ANNE’S LACE (19A. Wildflower from which carrots are grown Origins), KISS OF DEATH (27A. Something that will eventually break), TRAFFIC CONE (47A. Orange item set by highway crews), and CREAM OF THE CROP (56A. Best) are the relevant groups for this melodious Monday word puzzle.

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OTHERS — ARRESTS, CALORIE, CARRERA (41 days. Classic Porsche models), CHARGER, COOPER, DELUISE, HOPE SO, Iraq War (1 day. It started with the bombing of Baghdad in 2003), TAGS, NEW AGENDA (9 days. Coming soon) Serving Government -do list), ONE COAT, ORACLES (40D. Magic 8 Balls, e.g.), SCUFFLE, SHAFTED BY (32D. Handed a raw deal from), SPANISH, TIMPANI (46D. Kettledrums).

Five letters – ANTSY, ECARD, EDSEL, EWERS, FOCAL, GENRE, HERBS, REALM, SLEDS, 22A. “When Will I See You Again” (2nd hit, 1974).

Short stuff – ACCT, AGRA, ALBS, ASE and ASS, AYN, BELA, BOO, BOSH, DAN, DART, DOH, DREI, ELBE, ELF, ERE, EXPO, FTD, GEL, former C.I.A. Chief Porter GOSS,” Bali HAI” (“South Pacific” song), HIED, HES, IDA, “IDLE hands are the devil’s tool”, ISM and ISP, LEAP, NIK, NOAH, “O SAY Can you see…?” , OXEN , PFUI (61A. “Drat!”), READ and REED, REDS, REIN, SHO and SHY, SOD and SOU and SOY, SPF, TUBE.

Music expresses what cannot be said and cannot be silenced. ~Victor Hugo

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Remaining Clues – Crossover: 5. “Bullshit!”; 9. Webster’s Dictionary Webster; 13. Doing Library Study; 14. Short for Convention Center Events; 15. Love or Science Fiction; 16. Priest’s Robes; 17 .___ years (366 days); 18. pitchers; 26. enzyme suffix; 31. Cincinnati baseball; 33. Homer Simpson lament; 34. nervousness; 39. ___ points (very central); 42. sauce’s kind; 43. bank number; 52. it might hit the bullseye; 53. almost worthless amount; 54. district; 60. toboggan; 62. Taj Mahal city; ); 64. German River where American and Soviet troops met in 1945; 65. Reins; 67. Swamp plants; 68. German III. DOWN: 2. Comics actor Dom; 3. Mark recognition; 4. 1950s Ford Flop; 5. Lugosi of horror; 6. Plough team; 7. “Cómo está usted?” CROSS]; 10. Minimal paint job; 11. Tips; 15. Hairspray; 20. Suffix with reject; 21. Letters on Coppertone bottle; 25. “One bite, two ___”; 28. Boise’s Home: Abbreviations; 29. ​​Lawn Base; 30. Aykroyd of the Bruce Brothers; 36. Santa Helper; 37. Hissing Accompaniment; 38. Literary Rand; 39. Bouquet Ordering Company; 44. San Diego football player; 45. Some diet drinks have one; 48. Doctrine; 49. Author James Fenimore; 50. Formerly, poetically; 55. Modern greeting form; 57. Long ears Horse; 58. Toothpaste holder; 59. Haste; 60. “___’ nuff”.

Meat (73A. Ribs, e.g….or hints at the beginning of 16, 26, 42, 59 and 71) – raw, thin, medium, good or burnt – this sizzling Sunday no-chart themed crosswordpresents included in RAW RECRUIT (16A. Boot Camp), RARE EARTH (26A. Scandium or Yttrium), MEDIUM BUILD (42A. Crime Witness Description of Ordinary People), WELL BEING (59A. Health), and BURNT UMBER (71A). shades of brown). mine? thank you very much!

Others across – 1A. Hard work, AT IT, start at 7th, skip a space and enter your BIO (5A. Text that usually accompanies author’s photo), pull down a line and continue – 8. MANY GOLF CHAMPIONSHIPS, PRO AM; 13. CLASSIC DUELS One of 20 in PACE; 14. Treaty Subject, Weaponry; 18. British Captain Francis Drake; 20. Smoother, OILIER; 21. Coming to Terms; 23. Boo Accompaniment, HISS; 25. Familiar, Habits; 28. Case Breakers: Abbr., DET; 29. ​​Tanny Lotion Letters, SPF; 31. Countdown, Ten; 32. Aha Moments; 33. False Inflation, PADS; 38. Established by edicts, decrees; 41. Drunk, beer; 44. Business hours, BREAK; 47. Abu Dhabi, eg EMIRATE; 48. Washington Airport, Reagan; 50. Scales, SOLS; 51. Sheet music abbreviation, ARR; 52. “Les Meads”; 54. SAL Maglie pitcher for Giants in the 1950s; 56. Numbers cruncher, CPA for short; 63. Fraudulent result, maybe BUM RAP; 65. Zippo, NADA; 66. Limp , sagging; 68. Seinfeld character, Elaine; 69. Catch some Z, doze; 74. Falco from The Sopranos, EDIE; 75. Articulate, SASSY; 76. B.O. Signed, SRO; 77. Dharma teacher, lama.

Down — 1. One month after 3 months, APR; 2. Lack of slack, tightness; 3. Not very friendly, ICIER; 4. Four: Prefix, TETRA; 5. Vicious child, BAD SEED; 6. Bargain bin Abbreviations, IRR; 7. Cornhusker City, Omaha; 8. Like a promotion, usually, proud; 9. What a promotion usually leads to, RAISE; 10. Barn Babe, OWLET; 11. Like Death Valley, Drought; 12. Track Race, MEETS; 15. Super G, like SKI RACE; 17. Adjust in Photoshop, like, say, CROPPED; 19. Books to read during Purim, Esther; 22. Mohawk Movement Actor, MR T; 24. Infamous, SHADY; 27. Paving the way for ENABLE; 30. Preliminary look; 34. Hit it, Drums; 35. Penultimate round, SEMIS; 37. Homer’s Neighbor, NED; 38. Northern Illinois City, DEKALB; 39. Aragon River, EBRO; 40. Two-team track or wrestling, DUAL; 42. Rack entry, MAG for short; 43. “You win!”, it’s a bet; 44. Brain Tonic, BRAWN; 45. Check, Reread; 46. Noble Kingdom, Earldom; 49. Can’t Help, Need; 53. 18-Across Title, SIR; 55. Real Jim-Dandis, Lulu 56. Using Cheat Sheet CRIBS; 57. French Door Features, PANES; 58. Impressionist Works, APERY; 60. Resting in a hammock, like LAZES; 61. Obama Awards, Nobel Prizes; 62. Party Platter Cheese, GOUDA ; 64. Elvis Presley after “Okay, It’s Okay”, MAMA; 67. Too Appropriate, PRIM; 70. Mr. Potato Headpiece, EAR; 72. Museum Funding Organization, NEA.

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“And steak. They have it in Europe, but they don’t know how to make it. They don’t cut it either. It’s on the table, in a small round tin plate. It’s in the center of this plate, in the