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Acrostics

AUTHOR: (Bob) Uecker

TITLE: Catcher in the Wry

QUOTATION: People asked me what was the best way to catch a knuckle ball. I told them that what worked for me was to wait for the ball to stop rolling, then just pick it up.

  • Umps

  • Ethel

  • Cajoled

  • Kowtow

  • Emphasis

  • Roth

  • Cakewalk

  • Appetite

  • Tattled

  • Cuffs

  • Estop

  • Rowboat

  • Inkwell

  • Nothing

  • Tarts

  • Habit

  • Embattled

  • Watch

  • Roll

  • Youth

  • Hawk

AUTHOR: S(tephen) King

TITLE: Skeleton Crew

QUOTATION: A short story is like a quick kiss in the dark from a stranger. That is not the same thing as an affair or a marriage, but kisses can be sweet, and their very brevity forms their own attraction.

  • Softest

  • Kentucky Derby

  • Inherit the Wind

  • Natasha

  • Grass skirt

  • Savoir-faire

  • Kashmir

  • Embarrass

  • Lion tamer

  • Earthquake

  • Tacit

  • Observation

  • North Star

  • Creationism

  • Rotate

  • Effigy

  • Washing

AUTHOR: John Crosbie

TITLE: Dictionary (of Puns)

QUOTATION: When Sam Goldwyn was at his height as a motion-picture producer, it is said that he rejected the script for a movie called “The Optimist” because he didn't think that a story about an eye doctor would sell.

  • Jots

  • Othello

  • Hawaii

  • Nestled

  • Cow town

  • Rapped

  • Omitted

  • Shatters

  • Backlash

  • I Love You to Death

  • Elicits

  • Sorghum

  • Depth charge

  • Initiated

  • Chided

  • Tempestuous

  • Iberian

  • Onward

  • Nastiest

  • After

  • Rhythm

  • Yucca

AUTHOR: C(edric) Belfrage

TITLE: Away from It All

QUOTATION: [Tangier] was the nearest thing to the Glamorous East I had seen outside of the Fox Westwood Hills lot. You wonder whether in such a case the movies were any longer borrowing from life, or it was life now that took its cue from Hollywood.

  • Cowered

  • Boohoo

  • Emory

  • Loft

  • Foghorns

  • Reviewed

  • Achilles

  • Gone with the Wind

  • Emotions

  • Assortment

  • White wines

  • Anguishes

  • Yellow

  • Foxholes

  • Roosts

  • On the Waterfront

  • Mariah Carey

  • It Takes Two

  • Thoroughfares

  • Awful

  • Latitude

  • Longitude

    • AUTHOR: Martin M. Goldwyn

    TITLE: (How a Fly Walks) Upside Down

    QUOTATION: The flapping wings of the hummingbird are so rapid that … only a misty outline can be seen …. Its wings flap forty to fifty times each second, and it has been estimated that its speed in flight reaches about seven hundred miles per hour.

  • Memorable

  • Avalanche

  • Rapport

  • Thereby

  • Iterated

  • Necessary

  • Metaphors

  • Go-ahead

  • Outhit

  • Lashings

  • Definite

  • Whipping

  • Youngsters

  • Night table

  • Unfasten

  • Pent

  • Shimmed

  • Institutes

  • Deftly

  • Efficient

  • Demands

  • Officious

  • Withholds

  • Nibs

    • AUTHOR: (Carolyn) Wells

    TITLE: (A) Nonsense Anthology

    QUOTATION: The sense of nonsense will enable us not only to discern pure nonsense, but to consider intelligently nonsense of various degrees of purity. Absence of sense is not necessarily nonsense, any more than absence of justice is injustice.

  • Winnebago

  • Enunciation

  • Lennon

  • Leanness

  • Sayers

  • Nonentity

  • Opportune

  • Necessities

  • Suddenness

  • Efficiency

  • Nelson

  • Seventies

  • Ebullient

  • Adjourns

  • Nocturnes

  • Troubles

  • Horse Feathers

  • Objections

  • Looseness

  • Olfactory

  • Gneiss

  • Yes-men

    • AUTHOR: S(arah) Ballard

    TITLE: Golf in America

    QUOTATION: American women golfers were … hampered by … fashions. Wide-brimmed straw hats, starched leg-of-mutton sleeves, corseted waistlines, and … ankle-length skirts … were enchanting subjects for the illustrators … but … infuriating to their victims.

  • Swatters

  • Buckwheat

  • Arrows

  • Lubricants

  • Lowish

  • Attends

  • Reassessing

  • Demented

  • Grandmother

  • Outfielders

  • Lightweight

  • Favorites

  • Injunctive

  • Nightly

  • Ammunition

  • Mews

  • Establishment

  • Ricochets

  • Interferes

  • Coffee breaks

  • Arnold Palmer

    • AUTHOR: (Dave) Bryant

    TITLE: Reader's Digest

    QUOTATION: A woman borrowed a video of “The King and I” from the library. The next day she returned it, huffily slammed it down, and exclaimed, “There's nothing about Elvis in here!”

  • Behind

  • Rush

  • Yield

  • Andromeda

  • Nibble

  • Thief

  • Rewind

  • Extortion

  • Avoid

  • Damn

  • Everywhere

  • Retain

  • South Dakota

  • Do the

  • Income tax

  • Guffaw

  • Elmer Gantry

  • Shellfish

  • Timon

    • AUTHOR: Woody Allen

    TITLE: The UFO Menace

    QUOTATION: To us a century seems quite long, particularly if you are holding an IOU, but by astronomical standards it is over in a second. For that reason, it is always best to carry a toothbrush and be ready to leave on a moment's notice.

  • Warranty

  • Ornate

  • Oasis

  • Day of Atonement

  • Youngsters

  • Active

  • Loquacious

  • Lumbago

  • Ethelred the Unready

  • Nasal

  • Toady

  • Honorably

  • Eras

  • Unbuttons

  • Fobbed

  • Optimistic

  • Mortars

  • Early

  • Noised

  • Altruistic

  • Christians

  • Evocation

    • AUTHOR: (Judy Jones and William) Wilson

    TITLE: (An) Incomplete Education

    QUOTATION: The French have them, the Germans have them, even the Russians have them … why shouldn't we? Admittedly, in a country that defines “scholarship” as free tuition for quarterbacks, intellectuals tend to be a marginal lot.

  • Wombat

  • Inky

  • Lufthansa

  • Shill

  • Owners

  • Number

  • Infirm

  • Niggardly

  • Chatters

  • Other

  • Mather

  • Pharaoh

  • Lithe

  • Enervate

  • Thatched

  • Evacuates

  • Equivocated

  • Deems

  • Unhealthful

  • Chevy

  • Anthem

  • Taft

  • Insisted

  • Otters

  • Nonetheless

    • AUTHOR: S(cott) Rice

    TITLE: (Dark and Stormy:) The Final Conflict

    QUOTATION: Neutral sources are overrated. They usually lack the emotional involvement to be interesting. You will get much more colorful data, the kind that sells books, from partisans, those with an ox to grind or whose ax has been gored.

  • Shake, Rattle and Roll

  • Revolution

  • Inge

  • Camus

  • Exposure

  • Toolboxes

  • Hot Shots

  • Egged on

  • Freshest

  • Isthmuses

  • No-hitter

  • Authority

  • Lawyers

  • Contaminate

  • Omaha

  • Null and void

  • Foreknowledge

  • Lowball

  • Invertebrate

  • Chromatic

  • Turkey

    • AUTHOR: E.M. Forster

    TITLE: Howard's End

    QUOTATION: Take my word for it, that smile was simply stunning, and it is only you and I who will be fastidious, and complain that true joy begins in the eyes, and that the eyes of Jacky did not accord with her smile, but were anxious and hungry.

  • Exhausted

  • Memories of Midnight

  • Fisk

  • Outwitting

  • Rubaiyat

  • Sidney Sheldon

  • Three Men and a Baby

  • Eric Clapton

  • Raisins

  • Howdy

  • Out of harm's way

  • Willy-nilly

  • Attitudes

  • Rejoicing

  • Dynasty

  • Saudi

  • Elephant jokes

  • Nuthatch

  • Downtown

    • AUTHOR: Gloria Buckner

    TITLE: Vile Puns

    QUOTATION: Due to your excessive consumption of egg and lemon sauces, Mr. Pigout, we must pull all your teeth and replace them with a chrome plate, but you'll soon find there's no plate like chrome for the hollandaise.

  • Galleys

  • Little

  • Off the Wall

  • Rommel

  • Impetuous

  • Autographed

  • Box lunch

  • Unhurried

  • Couch potato

  • Knights of Malta

  • Nuance

  • Elysium

  • Rehearse

  • Vowel

  • I met a

  • Leprosy

  • Edict

  • Phoneme

  • Unscorned

  • Needle

  • Stoops to

    • AUTHOR: Richard Lederer

    TITLE: (The Miracle of) Language

    QUOTATION: Sunday supplement jeremiads tell us of the decline of language …. But whatever you may be hearing about the closing of the American mind, there has never been a more passionate moment in the history of the American love affair with language.

  • Rhone

  • In a jiffy

  • Cash

  • Helen Hayes

  • About Last Night

  • Remove

  • Deep Space Nine

  • Laugh-In

  • Eleanor Rigby

  • Detente

  • Emulation

  • Run the gamut

  • Empire of the Sun

  • Ruth

  • Left off

  • Abrasive

  • Nadia Comaneci

  • Gamma rays

  • Utmost

  • Above the Law

  • Gordie Howe

  • Elements

    • AUTHOR: T(homas) E(dward) Lawrence

    TITLE: Seven Pillars (of Wisdom)

    QUOTATION: All men dream but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity. But the dreamers of the day are dangerous men for they may act their dream with open eyes to make it possible.

  • Thwarted

  • Employed

  • Loathsome

  • Affray

  • W.B. Yeats

  • Rubbery

  • Edith Head

  • Nostradamus

  • Chastity

  • Equanimity

  • Sweet tooth

  • Embody

  • Venerate

  • Earth Day

  • Notwithstanding

  • Pumice stone

  • Immensely

  • Leif Erikson

  • Laminated

  • Afterthought

  • Renders

  • Sheikh

    • Connectors

    Directional Puzzles

    Double Trouble

    Dropouts

    Fill-ins

    Four Corners

    Groupies

    Hidden Meanings

    • peruse To read (4) or examine (7), esp. with great (5) care (4).

    • obfuscate To make (4) obscure (7); to confuse (7).

    • peremptory Imperious (9); dictatorial (11); expressed (9) so decisively (10) and conclusively (12) as to admit (5) of no further (7) delay (5), discussion (10), or contradiction (13).

    • nominal In name (4) only (4); so small (5) as to be unimportant (11) or insignificant (13).

    • propinquity Nearness (8) in time (4) or place (5); closeness (9) of relationship (12); kinship (7).

    • recidivism Habitual (8) or chronic (7) relapse (7) into a former (6) pattern (7) of behavior (8), esp. criminal (8).

    • extrapolate To infer (5) or estimate (8) by projecting (10) known (5) facts (5) or figures (7).

    • misprision Misconduct (10) in public (6) office (6); failure (7) to prevent (7) or report (6) a crime (5).

    • sciamachy A fighting (8) with shadows (7) or imaginary (9) enemies (7). Shadowboxing?

    • umbrage Offense (7) or resentment (10).

    • efficacious Being capable (7) of producing (9) the intended (8) result (6).

    • natter To talk (4) naggingly (9), mostly to oneself (7), with the intention (9) of being overheard (9).

    • gratuitous Granted (7) without charge (6) or obligation (10); given (5) without cause (5) or justification (13).

    • mitigate To make (4) or become (6) milder (6) or less (4) severe (6).

    • dishabille State (5) of being only (4) partly (6) dressed (7).

    • asperse To spread (6) false (5) or damaging (8) charges (7) or innuendo (8); to besmirch (8) (one's) reputation (10).

    • expatiate To discuss (7) at great (5) length (6) or in detail (6).

    • heuristic Applied to a method (6) of teaching (8) by which students (8) learn (5) through investigation (13) and discovery (9).

    • caveat A warning (7) enjoining (9) (someone) from specific (8) acts (4) or practices (9).

    • exigency An emergency (9) or critical (8) situation (9) calling (7) for immediate (9) action (6) or attention (9).

    • flout To scoff (5) at or show (4) contempt (8) for.

    • fastidious Careful (7) and exacting (9); difficult (9) to please (6); having high (4) and often capricious (10) standards (9); refined (7) in an oversensitive (13) way (3); showing excessive (9) delicacy (8).

    • perspicacious Highly (6) perceptive (10); having keen (4) judgment (8) or understanding (13).

    • didactic Intended (8) for teaching (8); morally (7) instructive (11); boringly (8) pedantic (8) or moralistic (10).

    • inexorable Not (3) to be persuaded (9) or influenced (10) by entreaty (8); adamant (7); relentless (10).

    • maieutic Pertaining to or resembling the Socratic (8) process (7) of helping (7) (a person) to bring (5) forth (5) and become (6) aware (5) of latent (6) ideas (5).

    • discomfit To frustrate (9) the plans (5) or expectations (12) of; to disconcert (10) or distress (8).

    • fatuous Complacently (12) foolish (7) or stupid (6).

    • distrait Absent (6) - minded (6); inattentive (11).

    • reify To think (5) of or treat (5) an abstraction (11) as if it were concrete (8).

    • expeditious Done (4) speedily (8) or with great efficiency (10).

    • florescence A flowering (9); a period (6) marked (6) by success (7) or achievement (11).

    • apocryphal Of doubtful (8) authorship (10) or authenticity (12); not genuine (7).

    • credulity An inclination (11) to believe (7) too readily (7); easily (6) persuaded (9).

    • evince Show (4) plainly (7); demonstrate (11) clearly (7) or convincingly (12).

    • sciolism Superficial (11) knowledge (9) or learning (8).

    • callipygian Having (6) shapely (7) buttocks (8).

    • exonerate To free (4) from blame (5); exculpate (9).

    • propitiate To cause (5) to be favorably (9) inclined (8); to win (3) or regain (6) the good (4) will (4) of.

    • extant Still (5) existing (8); not (3) defunct (7) or destroyed (9).

    • meticulous Extremely (9) or excessively (11) careful (7).

    • inveterate Firmly (6) established (11) over an extended (8) duration (8) as a habit (5); persisting (10) in habitual (8) behavior (9) of long (4) standing (8).

    • inure To make (4) (one) accustomed (10) to something (9) undesirable (11); to habituate (9).

    • extenuate To lessen (6) or downplay (8) the seriousness (11) of an offense (7), error (5), etc., by giving (6) an excuse (6).

    • vitiate To diminish (8) the value (5) of; to corrupt (7); to render (6) legally (7) ineffective (11).

    • fulsome Offensively (11) excessive (9) or insincere (9).

    • Zeitgeist The spirit (6) of the time (4); the thinking (8) and feeling (7) identified (10) with a period (6).

    • hebetude The quality (7) or condition (9) of being dull (4) or lethargic (9).

    • mores Folkways (8) and customs (7) that are considered (10) conducive (9) to the welfare (7) of society (7) and through observance (10) have become morally (7) binding (7).

    • troglodyte Prehistoric (11) cave (4) dweller (7); a person (6) who chooses (7) to live (4) in seclusion (9); (anyone) having outmoded (8) habits (6) or opinions (8).

    Hidden Names

    American Authors

    • Ernest Hemingway

    • Emily Dickinson

    • Thomas Wolfe

    • John Steinbeck

    • Nathaniel Hawthorne

    • Robert Frost

    • Sylvia Plath

    • Toni Morrison

    • James Baldwin

    Rock ‘n’ Roll Stars

    • Chuck Berry

    • Little Richard

    • Fats Domino

    • James Brown

    • Jackie Wilson

    • Aretha Franklin

    • Gloria Estefan

    • Alanis Morissette

    • Kurt Cobain

    Film Stars

    • Laurence Olivier

    • Brad Pitt

    • Alec Baldwin

    • Molly Ringwald

    • Sylvester Stallone

    • Meryl Streep

    • Whoopi Goldberg

    U.S. Presidents

    • Rutherford B. Hayes

    • Grover Cleveland

    • Benjamin Harrison

    • Dwight Eisenhower

    • Ronald Reagan

    • Andrew Johnson

    U.S. Artists

    • Winslow Homer

    • Frederic Remington

    • Grandma Moses

    • Norman Rockwell

    • Andy Warhol

    • Jackson Pollock

    • Georgia O'Keefe

    • Jacob Lawrence

    Thinkers

    • Isaac Newton

    • René Descartes

    • Immanuel Kant

    • Francis Bacon

    • Albert Einstein

    • Camille Paglia

    • Barbara Jordan

    TV's Biggest Stars

    • Milton Berle

    • Walter Cronkite

    • Johnny Carson

    • Captain Kangaroo

    • Lucille Ball

    • Roseanne Barr

    • Ellen Degeneres

    • Jerry Seinfeld

    Hidden Words

    Missing Vowels

    Missing Words

    Lost and Found

    Missing Links

    Mixers

    PEARL, OUTCAST, ADULTERY, MINISTER, THE SCARLET LETTER

    PODIUM, STRINGS, CONDUCTOR, WOODWINDS, SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

    SAMBA, LAMBADA, CARIOCA, BOSSA NOVA, BRAZILIAN DANCES

    TILDE, GRAVE, MACRON, CIRCUMFLEX, DIACRITICAL MARKS

    COURIER, SENTINEL, OBSERVER, SPECTATOR, NEWSPAPER NAMES

    MICE, GRAPES, TORTILLA, DEPRESSION, JOHN STEINBECK

    RAIN, GHOSTS, INTERFERENCE, ROLLING PICTURE, TELEVISION PROBLEMS

    OILER, BRUSH, BROACH, TWEEZERS, WATCHMAKER(')S TOOLS

    TULIP, FLUTE, COUPE, SAUCER, CHAMPAGNE GLASSES

    MAPLE, LOCUST, POPLAR, CHESTNUT, DECIDUOUS TREES

    TUREEN, CHARGER, COMPOTE, DECANTER, SERVING CONTAINERS

    PIPE, SOCKET, MONKEY, CROWFOOT, KINDS OF WRENCHES

    SABRINA, TIFFANYS, CHARADE, MY FAIR LADY, AUDREY HEPBURN

    JUNO, DIANA, VESTA, FORTUNA, ROMAN GODDESSES

    SONG, SWAMP, VESPER, LINCOLN, KINDS OF SPARROWS

    KEATS, BYRON, SHELLEY, TENNYSON, ENGLISH POETS

    Providers

    Shape Changers

    Shared Pairs

    Words Within Words

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    CHRONOLOGY

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    EQUIVOCATE

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    FACTIOUS

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    FEASIBLE

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    IGNOMINIOUS

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    OPPROBRIUM

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    PEREMPTORY

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    SOPHOMORIC

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    TEMPORIZE

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