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Wonderword

- All the words listed below appear in the puzzle — horizontal­ly, vertically, diagonally, even backward. Find them and The leftover letters spell the Wonderword. Amy Dickinson Dr. PKaeui l DoRnoahcuh­e

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15 16 17 21

ACROSS

Watering hole African language group Suddenly took interest Québec street Future oak Way to go it City near the Great Salt Lake

19 Has to have 20 Biceps exercises Hosting a show, briefly 23 Tennis doover 24 Breyers __ Cookies & Cream 25 “Be yourself,” nowadays Arnaz-Ball production company 29 Muss,

as hair 30 Magazine VIPs Adjust to one’s environmen­t 35 Old fast

fliers 36 Casino

advantage 39 Fleshy

fruit 42 Barbecue

spot

43 Can

opener 46 Feathered

friends 27 31 49 Beethoven’s “Tempest,” e.g.

“Be right with you” 55 Chimps and

gorillas 56 Furry sitcom extraterre­strial 57 Chutzpah 58 Stick with a

pin

59 Early American crop Earth’s most central geologic layer ... or what can be found in each set of puzzle circles 63 Geographer’s

volume 64 Tokyo-based

watchmaker 65 No-frills bed 66 Filters (through) Jacket material 68 “Very cute!”

sounds 51 61 67 2 3 4 8 9 10 11

12

DOWN

Tacit rules of male friendship Was a sign of Set right Passes a law against Pressure prefix “I’m innocent!” Barely detectable amount Far from cool Serenaded Stein filler Like many summer shoes

Still being shuffled Tablet crushers “The Time Machine” race 22 Little point to

pick 25 Spiral-horned

antelope 26 Tricky plan 28 Vientiane

people 32 Poisonous

African snake 13 18 33 Stew morsel 34 Vietnamese

New Year 36 Cookbook verb Spinal segment 38 Bit of baby

talk

39 Oftenabbre­viated attire 40 Produce eggs 41 Put in the

wrong folder 43 Pudding

choice

44 Was

humiliated 45 Laundry holders “Easy to clean” ad claim 48 __-Cat: winter

vehicle

50 DEA agent 52 Live 53 Muscular

power 54 Start of a counting rhyme 58 Cattle poker 60 Microwave 62 Squeeze (out) 37 47

HOW TO PLAY:

CIRCLE THEIR LETTERS ONLY. DO NOT CIRCLE THE WORD.

Adventure, Amuse, Animals, Beach, Bike, Bounce, Carnival, Chase, Cheer, Children, Company, Cruise, Dance, Dream, Drive, Hop, Jogging, Jump, Kids, Lark, Laugh, Lead, Leap, March, Morning, Move, Pace, Park, Pets, Play, Prance, Prank, Promenade, Relax, Rides, Romp, Silly, Skip, Spin, Sport, Spring, Stride, Stroll, Tootle, Travel, Trip, Turn, Walk, Wander, Water, Weather, Woods

Monday’s Answer: Meanings

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