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Read Ebook: The cross word puzzle book by Buranelli Prosper Editor Farrar Margaret Petherbridge Editor Hartswick F Gregory Frederic Gregory Editor
Font size: Background color: Text color: Add to tbrJar First Page Next Page Prev PageEbook has 197 lines and 107974 words, and 4 pagesHORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 22 AT THE CROSSROADS Small, but plenty of unusual words to tax the lobes of your brain and the pages of your dictionary. Do you like difficult words? However, we have one or two still harder than this one. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 23 CROSSWORD VALENTINE This contributor has dedicated himself to romance. We wish we knew the lady to whom he devoted this valentine. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 24 EIGHTEEN KARAT The author, a jeweler of Maiden Lane, dragged this from his treasure chest. After you do it, you'll agree it's a gem. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 25 HONEYMOON HOKUM They constructed this on their honeymoon, which is a good argument for marriage. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 26 FOR THE ZIGZAG ZEALOT This pattern zigs itself one way and zags itself the other way. Even the most zealous will find some unusual words. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 27 THIS TAKES THE CAKE Cut yourself a piece of this one. It's a mouthful. A fine mixture of long and short words. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 28 A JERSEY 'SKEETER This comes from Montclair, and it'll sting you more than once. Get out the citronella and go to it. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 29 UNLUCKY There are thirteen crosses in this widget and the words around them will make you the same. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 30 SINGLE SPOTTER Not so decorative, but a hundred per cent interlock and no two letter words. Hats off to Mr. Delaney. HORIZONTAL VERTICAL PUZZLE NO. 31 A PRIZE PACKAGE The six, seven and nine letter words in this scintillating set-up will tax your gray matter, if any. HORIZONTAL Add to tbrJar First Page Next Page Prev Page |
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