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Riddle-cryptic 34

· By Hydrologist Guy · Published 2024-05-19T19:21:28.715Z

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  • Teresa Koster 🤓2:26 · 2024-05-20T01:06:36.150Z
    Great puzzle!
  • Irv 15:56 · 2024-05-20T09:17:52.487Z
    This novel approach to cryptics makes them approachable for me. Thanks very much!
    • Hydrologist Guy constructor · 2024-05-21T16:13:58.677Z
      Thank you! I appreciate the feedback!
    • An Ephemeral Collation 🤓1:43 · 2024-05-20T16:23:43.539Z
      Well done!
    1A
    At the Olympics, she's a common sight -- / She's featured almost every night. / Much applause she'll be receivin' / When she hits the bars (the ones uneven).
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    1. 1A
      At the Olympics, she's a common sight -- / She's featured almost every night. / Much applause she'll be receivin' / When she hits the bars (the ones uneven).
    2. 5A
      Start with a part of the head. Change the C to a U. / You'll get this heavy atom, known as Number 92.
    3. 6A
      It's an adjective for a fickle person -- one who's not so reliable. / Could it also describe an airplane? (Is that description viable?)
    Down
    1. 1D
      The man known as F came to the house, hoping for a place to hide. / The owner of the house said, "Gee! Are you F? If so, then quick -- come inside!" / You'll find this word for "brusque" practically spelled out in that quote. / (Another clue: the word describes a certain billy goat.)
    2. 2D
      At the beginning of an article, the editor placed a note - then placed the same note at the end. / It calls to mind this East Coast city. (Spanish for "my French friend"?)
    3. 3D
      An Anabaptist group -- self sufficient, traditional, devout. / (Something's almost amiss with the answer -- just switch that last letter out!)
    4. 4D
      The 3-year-old wakes up sick. He wants no food, wants to stay in bed. / He won't say that his stomach hurts; it's this that hurts, he'll say instead.
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