Sarah Sinclair author page
9 puzzles by Sarah Sinclair
with Jim Horne comments
Sarah Sinclair is a Product Manager at Microsoft living in Seattle, WA. She loves puzzles and crafts of all kinds and has published a variety of NYT-themed knitting patterns on Ravelry!
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Sarah Sinclair and friends in close harmony:
Happy Valentine's Day!
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| S | A | T | E | Z | E | D | A | M | B | E | R | |||
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| H | M | M | O | S | H | A | O | P | I | |||||
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The four black squares with graphics are nutcracker teeth chewing into PE-CAN, ALM-OND, CASH-EW, and PEAN-UT
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| S | O | E | X | C | I | T | I | N | G | |||||
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Boo!
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40 rebus squares is a lot. It's still 39 short of the record. After pizza, perhaps you'd like a cookie for dessert. Be sure to read the Constructor notes.
This Slate podcast has some interesting background on this puzzle.
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Anne Boleyn was Henry VIII's second wife (of six!), and if you recall the poem — Divorced, Beheaded, Died, Divorced, Beheaded, Survived — you'll know she was, indeed, beheaded, as per 1-Down.
SIX is also the name of a recent all-female Broadway musical about those six wives. Anne Boleyn gets the best song. ("Everybody chill, it's totes God's will.")
Unrelated to Queen Anne, I predict an uptick in Hinge sign-ups today.