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Eleven Squared

· Por John Cowlishaw · Publicado 2024-03-19T11:47:39.326Z

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  • heron 🤓3:40 · 2024-03-19T16:49:50.056Z
    nice puzzle! not sure the clue for LIANE is accurate--wikipedia says it's LIANA. liked PERSNICKETY, and the inclusion of PARIS and FRANCE, although there were many names i didn't know, which made this harder.
    • John Cowlishaw constructor · 2024-03-19T23:19:56.866Z
      Thanks, Heron, for taking the time to respond. Looks like "liane" is a less-used variant of "liana."
      I had been looking forward to using "persnickety,' and the clue for "France."
      • John Cowlishaw constructor · 2024-03-20T12:29:17.585Z
        I also grinned to note that you have been experimenting with the variety of grid sizes also, as I have.
        • heron 🤓3:40 · 2024-03-24T17:39:33.929Z
          yep--it's interesting what grid shapes are possible with each grid size :)
    • Sendhil Revuluri 🤓1:32 · 2024-03-19T23:35:37.500Z
      I agree with @heron on 13A, though it's been clued as such four times in the NYT (out of 15 appearances), per XWordInfo. My go-to association would be LIANE Hansen of NPR, and apparently there is an actor, an author, and "Eric Cartman's mom on 'South Park'".
      • John Cowlishaw constructor · 2024-03-20T12:30:29.464Z
        I see your point. I avoided Liane Hansen as thinking that not enough people would connect that. But I guess that's just as true of "the vine."
      • AuLeaf 🤓2:12 · 2024-03-20T04:04:49.966Z
        PERSNICKETY was fun for sure; I also liked the clue for CLEVER. Nice pun from Mr. Fields!
        • John Cowlishaw constructor · 2024-03-20T12:30:42.824Z
          Thanks.
        1A
        Paton or Turing
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        Horizontales
        1. 1A
          Paton or Turing
        2. 5A
          ___, the Magic Dragon
        3. 9A
          Donald Maclean, Guy Burgess, and Kim Philby were each discovered to be __ ___.
        4. 10A
          Senator ___ Hatch of Utah
        5. 12A
          ___ ___ out (try one's best)
        6. 13A
          Jungle vine
        7. 14A
          Che Guevara's real first name
        8. 16A
          Formerly named
        9. 17A
          An atmospheric depression
        10. 18A
          West Coast sch. that offers a "Physics of Surfing" seminar
        11. 19A
          Fussy
        12. 23A
          Out of the wind
        13. 24A
          Meterological abbrev. for no clouds in the sky
        14. 25A
          Yanks' foe
        15. 26A
          Gains (trust) again
        16. 30A
          Blown away (by)
        17. 32A
          Stringed instrument, between a violin and a cello
        18. 33A
          Beelzebub
        19. 34A
          Make into law
        20. 35A
          Withered
        21. 36A
          Sommeliers' suggestions
        Verticales
        1. 1D
          Latin love
        2. 2D
          Bank advance
        3. 3D
          "If ___ ___ fails ..."
        4. 4D
          A full ___ or a half ___ in wrestling
        5. 5D
          13th century Venetian traveler to China
        6. 6D
          College in the smallest state (abbr)
        7. 7D
          The most visited country in the world (U.N. data)
        8. 8D
          "This was their ___ hour" (Churchill)
        9. 9D
          The early 15th century thru the 17th century is called the ___ of Exploration
        10. 11D
          Descriptive of someone who constantly seeks validation, support, or reassurance from others.
        11. 15D
          A little more than once
        12. 18D
          The country that Volodymyr Zelensky is President of
        13. 19D
          Site of the 2024 summer Olympics
        14. 20D
          Supreme Court Justice Kagan et al.
        15. 21D
          A partial refund of the cost of an item
        16. 22D
          "The ___ cat eats cheese and breathes down rat holes with baited breath." W. C. Fields
        17. 26D
          Philosopher ___ Descartes
        18. 27D
          Line on a map
        19. 28D
          MLB semifinal
        20. 29D
          Plopped down
        21. 31D
          "___ and Peace"
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