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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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ACROSS

Big name in farm equipment Silly

Flow very slowly __Valdez: oilspill ship Palm tree berry Gucci of fashion Disney World’s __ Center *TV coverage of city events, say

20 Author of macabre fiction Container weight 22 Start of a choosing rhyme 23 *Metaphoric­al boundary that shouldn’t be crossed Creamy pastry 29 Paintings and

such 30 *“That’ll be

the day” 34 Amazement 37 Geologic time

frames 38 Octogenari­an’s 80, e.g. 39 Nobelist

Wiesel 40 Drunkard 41 *Jerusalem

prayer site 45 Scot’s cap 27 46 Honks at, say 47 *Phrase used

by experts 53 Be mad about 54 Historical

times 55 Library contents: Abbr. 58 Softcover book, and what the last words of the answers to starred clues can have 60 Censor

62 “__ miracle!” 63 “Got it!” 64 Middle East

ship, perhaps 65 Marsh growth 66 Kings and

queens 67 Word with laugh or dance

DOWN

Thoughtpro­voking Montreal MLBer before 2005 Like A+ work

Piglet’s joey pal Tolkien talking tree

__ Lama Nut from an oak

Gem surface Acapulco aunt Most sensible Colleague of Ruth and Sonia Astronomer Hubble Sat for a photo 19 Suspicious 21 Actress Garr 24 McShane and

McKellen 25 Little bite 26 “2001”

computer 27 Female sheep 28 Half a toy

train?

31 Fuel in a tank 32 Army NCO 33 Lawyer’s

charge 34 Source of a ringing warning 6 7

8 9

10 11 12 13 35 Go limp 36 “Electric”

fish

39 Big pitcher 41 Lloyd or Paul of Cooperstow­n 42 Former U.K. recording giant 43 “Darn!” 44 N.Y. Mets’

division 45 Needle eye insert Hoglike animal 48 Skype

appointmen­t 49 Thicket of

trees

50 Halt 51 Shaped like a

rainbow 52 “Great”

quintet 56 Ship’s spine 57 Quick-footed 59 Tot’s foodcatchi­ng chest protector 60 Hope or Newhart Falsehood 47 61

HOW TO PLAY:

CIRCLE THEIR LETTERS ONLY. DO NOT CIRCLE THE WORD.

Attitude, Bearing, Dash, Exaggerate­d, Exhibition, Flap, Flash, Flaunt, Fling, Flourish, Flutter, Footsteps, Frill, Furbelow, Gesticulat­ing, Glide, Hurtle, Leap, Lurch, March, Pace, Parade, Posture, Prance, Romp, Ruffle, Spectacle, Speed, Stance, Stomp, Stride, Strut, Stumble, Swagger, Swat, Thrust, Toss, Tread, Trudge, Undulate, Weave, Wiggle

Monday’s Answer: Trigger

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