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Adam Levav author page
2 puzzles by Adam Levav
with Jim Horne comments
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Constructor (1)Jim Horne (2)Hide commentsSee the 6 answer words debuted by Adam Levav.
Collaborator: Aidan Deshong
| A | R | T | L | A | B | B | B | C | P | A | C | T | ||
| B | E | R | A | T | E | A | L | I | A | R | E | S | ||
| S | T | E | V | I | A | B | A | S | E | L | I | N | E | |
| O | R | S | L | U | M | E | N | L | E | A | S | T | ||
| R | I | C | O | T | T | A | K | I | M | O | N | O | S | |
| B | A | H | A | S | E | P | I | A | A | R | E | |||
| L | I | S | P | L | E | M | M | E | ||||||
| C | I | R | C | L | E | S | B | A | C | K | ||||
| S | Y | R | I | A | C | L | E | F | ||||||
| H | A | D | E | P | S | O | M | A | E | R | O | |||
| A | V | E | N | G | E | R | D | U | S | T | P | A | N | |
| G | E | N | O | A | I | L | E | F | T | S | I | M | ||
| R | E | V | I | L | I | N | G | F | E | M | A | L | E | |
| I | N | E | S | K | G | B | L | E | A | K | E | D | ||
| D | O | R | Y | E | S | T | E | L | D | E | R | S |
CIRCLES BACK at 37-Across means that the starred clues (the across answers with circles) need to be read first by skipping the circles, and then circling back to include them. Or more simply, move the CIRCLES to the BACK of the words.
- BA(S)(E)LINE → BALINESE
- RI(C)O(T)TA → RIOT ACT
- (K)(I)MONOS → MONOSKI
- (A)(V)ENG(E)R → ENGRAVE
- (D)(U)ST(P)AN → STANDUP
- (R)EVIL(I)(N)G → EVIL GRIN
Once again, we see that the words before and after transformation are all legitimate crossword entries. It's the modern crossword ANTE for gimmicks like this.
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| S | A | X | E | S | I | H | O | P | D | R | A | T | ||
| T | R | U | T | H | I | N | E | S | S | F | O | R | T | |
| R | I | D | S | P | D | A | L | E | D | G | E | |||
| A | T | E | F | O | U | R | T | H | Y | E | A | R | S | |
| L | Y | S | O | L | B | A | E | T | A | T | ||||
| L | E | A | D | S | O | N | R | E | P | S | ||||
| M | I | D | D | L | E | E | N | G | L | I | S | H | ||
| L | I | N | E | L | A | C | E | S | U | P | ||||
| A | C | H | S | A | G | C | E | D | E | D | ||||
| B | R | E | A | T | H | E | E | A | S | Y | E | R | R | |
| M | O | R | T | Y | A | C | E | S | L | A | Y | |||
| I | D | E | S | L | I | G | H | T | H | O | U | S | E | |
| C | O | N | E | A | B | L | E | E | A | G | E | R | ||
| E | T | T | A | D | M | E | D | P | R | E | S | S |
MIDDLE ENGLISH was spoken and written between the Old and Early Modern English periods — roughly 1100 to 1500. Shakespeare's plays and the King James Bible were about a century after that.