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CrosswordsFamily Time CrosswordUniversal Crossword and Universal Diagramless CrosswordUniversal Crossword Sunday

numbers PuzzlesHidatoUniversal KakuroUniversal SudokuUniversal Sudoku KidsUniversal Sudoku Monster Universal Sudoku SundayUniversal Sudoku WordUniversal Sudoku PacificSudoku X (9x9)Sudoku X Mini (6x6)

Word PuzzlesWhatzit?TelewordWonderword

Magic and MazesBaker Street PuzzleMagic Eye Minute Maze

Spanish PuzzlesSopa de LetrasPasatiemposCrucigramas Diarios



Family Time CrosswordWouldn’t it be great to have various members of the family all solving the same puzzle? That’s the idea behind Timothy Parker’s latest syndicated puzzle, the FAMILY TIME CROSSWORD. The puzzle is a professional, symmetrical puzzle that features clues for both adults and children. The kids’ clues are denoted with a (K) and are purposely clued for their level. This puzzle is a great way for parents, grandparents, guardians, teachers, etc. to interact with kids in a fun setting and work together to reach a common goal. The whole idea centers on quality family time — something needed now more than ever.

Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency2x weekly

Delivery MethodsFTP, BBS

Target AudienceFamilies with children, caregivers, teachers

Fun FactTimothy Parker has been named the “World’s Most Syndicated Puzzle Compiler” by Guinness World Records

This feature is available as a composed page in two sizes — tab and broadsheet. Both sizes are available in either color or black & white.

ACROSS1. Stick with a toothpick5. (K) “Didn’t I tell you?’’8. “If all ___ fails …’’

12. (K) Body of water at summer camp

13. (K) Give___ (yield)14. Break in the action15. (K) X or Y, on a graph16. (K) “… ___ he drove out

of sight …’’17. Calla lily’s family18. (K) Healthy drink (2 words)21. (K) Munch22. Beer relative23. Impertinent26. (K) Poisonous snake27. (K) Pasture30. (K) “Be quiet!’’31 . (K) “That feels good!’’

32. Indentured servant33. Barely make it (with “out’’)34. (K) City transit unit35. Main impact36. (K) Not happy37. (K) Stadium shout of

disapproval38. (K) It’s swung at

Wimbledon (2 words)44. (K) Volcanic flow45. (K) Even prime number46. (K) Jealousy47. Arab League bigwig48. (K) Type of “mighty’’ tree49. (K) Access oozily50. (K) Show and ___51. (K) Bread type52. All dried outDOWN1. (K) “Grand’’ homer

2. (K) Cab3. Comparable (to)4. Appeal to5. (K) Perspiration6. (K) British nobleman7. Optical solution (2 words)8. Brighten the spirits of

9. (K) It attracts fish10. Speak indistinctly11 . (K) Another type of tree19. ___ of hope20. (K) High mountain23. (K) Opposite of he24. Diving bird of cold waters25. (K) “For Official ___ Only’’26. (K) Some battery sizes27. 100 bani28. 1,000,000,000 years29. (K) “A Bug’s Life’’ bug

31. Number cruncher32. Systematic approach34. Embargo35. (K) Another dangerous

snake36. (K) Doberman’s warning37. (K) Needing fixing38. (K) Not wild, as a horse39. (K) Opposite of good40. (K) Rock back and forth41. “… with a banjo on

my ___’’42. (K) “… ___ after’’43. (K) Use a keyboard44. (K) Permit

Edited by Timothy E. Parker April 11, 2010

© 2010 Universal Uclick www.amuniversal.com/ups

PUZZLE ANSWER

Can you find the answer to this riddle within the solved puzzle?

Don’t go fast?

Don’t go fast?21-A) Eat

Today’s answer:

The (K) Clues are for Kids

ACROSS1. Canned meat

brand5. (K) “To ___ it

mildly …’’8. (K) Back talk12. (K) Ice unit13. It’s a matter of

pride14. Tearful request15. (K) Last word

before dinner16. “Andy Capp’’

quaff17. (K) Got ripe18. (K) It smashes

down doors(2 words)

21. (K) Sick22. (K) ___ in apple

(2 words)23. (K) Evidence26. (K) Lie27. Paper Mate

product30. (K) Get by

working31. (K) Opposite of

nothing32. (K) Achy

33. “… of the ___of Aquarius …’’

34. (K) Downunder fowl

35. Sheer brilliance36. (K) “One, Two,

Buckle MyShoe’’ bird

37. (K) Snake thatsqueezes itsprey

38. Good thing tohave at dinner(2 words)

44. (K) Angel’soverhead item

45. (K) Dad’s boy46. (K) Tune for two47. Jack-in-the-

pulpit’s family48. (K) 252 gallons49. (K) Highlight of

an opera50. Burial building51. (K) “Certainly’’52. (K) Opposite of

shortDOWN1. (K) Formation

over a wound

2. (K) Fast feline3. Act as an

accessory to4. Refer to

incidentally5. (K) Oyster’s gem6. (K) Fruit that

doesn’t soundpretty

7. (K) It gets clipped 8. (K) Prepares for

a boxing match9. Bit of plankton10. Come across as11 . (K) Teary-eyed19. (K) Santa’s

helper20. Chat23. (K) “Once Upon

a Mattress’’legume

24. “Maple Leaf___’’

25. Assayed material

26. (K) Winter ailment

27. Campaign pro28. Pitcher’s stat29. (K) Acrobat

catcher31. Forgiveness

from the government

32. “NationalEnquirer’’ fodder

34. A snigglersnares it

35. A long, longtime

36. Thermonuclearblast maker

37. Weddingannouncements

38. (K) Hawaiianstarch source

39. (K) School grad40. Displeased

expression41. (K) Dollar

overseas42. (K) Horse

controller43. (K) Fawn’s

father44. (K) “The Cat in

the ___’’

PREVIOUS PUZZLE ANSWER

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Can you find the answer to this riddle within the solved puzzle?

Which bug has itsown season?

Look for the answer in next weeks’s paper.

Created by Timothy E. Parker April 12, 2010

The (K) Clues are for Kids

Bar from the locker room?47-D) Soap

Previous riddle answer:



Universal Crossword and Universal diagramless Crosswordby Tim Parker

Named the “World’s Most Syndicated Puzzle Compiler” by Guinness World Records, Timothy Parker creates some of the hottest puzzles on the Web and in print. Parker receives more than 10,000 e-mails a week from his UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD puzzlers. Players appreciate that most people can actually complete the UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD — owing to Parker’s philosophy that “no educated person should be made to feel stupid by a puzzle.”

Feature TypePuzzle

FrequencyDaily 7x per week and Sunday


Target AudienceWide Appeal

Universal Crossword

YOU’VE BEEN SERVED by Louis Lampley

ACROSS 1 Like rain

forest air 6 Temperature

extreme 10 Gloomy

atmosphere 14 Ascend 15 Best of the

theater 16 Comic-strip

light bulb 17 Jewish

month 18 Affirmatives

at sea 19 Former

former? 20 Wide

receiver? 23 Food

merchant 25 It sells, they

say 26 Payment to

a broker 27 ___ de

cologne 28 Word with

“rehearsal” or “code”

31 Shopping bags

33 Pisa pocket change, once

35 “High Hopes” animal

36 Type of computer monitor

37 Vehicle IDs 42 Mason’s

trough 43 Island ring 44 “And later

___ the crowd thinned out ...” (Dylan lyric)

46 Gawks lasciviously

49 Acquires

51 Home of the Fighting Tigers

52 DOT agency 53 Suffix with

“invent” 55 Cut with a

scalpel 57 Some alien

crafts 61 Street-

lining trees, sometimes

62 Pants problems

63 Rush hour accumulation

66 Patricia of “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”

67 Word ending a threat

68 John of farm-equip-ment fame

69 .00001 newtons

70 Dates frequently

71 Pressure cooker filler

DOWN 1 Solo in a

space flick 2 Canton in

the Reuss River valley

3 Jefferson City’s state

4 Soulful Hayes

5 In need of a body shop

6 Medically mend

7 Tennyson product (Var.)

8 Banded rock 9 Proverbial

waste maker 10 Like a storied

piper 11 Not anchored

12 One who gives dollars for quarters

13 Workshop fixtures

21 Purposeful excursion

22 Unbilled person

23 Toothpaste variety

24 Commuter’s choice

29 Neon borders?

30 Inscribed monument (Var.)

32 Snorkel’s pooch

34 Feel a dull pain

36 Outpatient facility

38 Rose-red dye 39 Part of mph 40 Military

recruit 41 Cause for

a child’s scolding

45 Be a plaintiff

46 Put one’s nose out of joint

47 Shipboard kitchen

48 One befuddled by jargon

49 Preserve, as fodder

50 Golf’s Slammin’ Sam and family

54 Some fairy-tale villains

56 Salad oil holder

58 Ireland, the Emerald ___

59 Stained glass locale, perhaps

60 Applies 64 “... good

witch ___ bad witch?” (Glinda’s query)

65 Half of a school yr.


Edited by Timothy E. Parker March 29, 2010

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Universal Diagramles Crossword

YOU’VE BEEN SERVED by Louis Lampley

ACROSS 1 Like rain

forest air 6 Temperature

extreme 10 Gloomy

atmosphere 14 Ascend 15 Best of the

theater 16 Comic-strip

light bulb 17 Jewish

month 18 Affirmatives

at sea 19 Former

former? 20 Wide

receiver? 23 Food

merchant 25 It sells, they

say 26 Payment to

a broker 27 ___ de

cologne 28 Word with

“rehearsal” or “code”

31 Shopping bags

33 Pisa pocket change, once

35 “High Hopes” animal

36 Type of computer monitor

37 Vehicle IDs 42 Mason’s

trough 43 Island ring 44 “And later

___ the crowd thinned out ...” (Dylan lyric)

46 Gawks lasciviously

49 Acquires

51 Home of the Fighting Tigers

52 DOT agency 53 Suffix with

“invent” 55 Cut with a

scalpel 57 Some alien

crafts 61 Street-

lining trees, sometimes

62 Pants problems

63 Rush hour accumulation

66 Patricia of “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”

67 Word ending a threat

68 John of farm-equip-ment fame

69 .00001 newtons

70 Dates frequently

71 Pressure cooker filler

DOWN 1 Solo in a

space flick 2 Canton in

the Reuss River valley

3 Jefferson City’s state

4 Soulful Hayes

5 In need of a body shop

6 Medically mend

7 Tennyson product (Var.)

8 Banded rock 9 Proverbial

waste maker 10 Like a storied

piper 11 Not anchored

12 One who gives dollars for quarters

13 Workshop fixtures

21 Purposeful excursion

22 Unbilled person

23 Toothpaste variety

24 Commuter’s choice

29 Neon borders?

30 Inscribed monument (Var.)

32 Snorkel’s pooch

34 Feel a dull pain

36 Outpatient facility

38 Rose-red dye 39 Part of mph 40 Military

recruit 41 Cause for

a child’s scolding

45 Be a plaintiff

46 Put one’s nose out of joint

47 Shipboard kitchen

48 One befuddled by jargon

49 Preserve, as fodder

50 Golf’s Slammin’ Sam and family

54 Some fairy-tale villains

56 Salad oil holder

58 Ireland, the Emerald ___

59 Stained glass locale, perhaps

60 Applies 64 “... good

witch ___ bad witch?” (Glinda’s query)

65 Half of a school yr.


Edited by Timothy E. Parker March 29, 2010

© 2010 Universal Uclickwww.upuzzles.com

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Universal Crossword Sundayby Tim Parker

Timothy Parker is senior crossword puzzle editor of USA Today Crosswords; founder of The Puzzle Society, one of North America’s largest paid subscriber puzzle clubs; and creator and senior editor of the Universal Crossword, one of the Internet’s most popular crossword features since 1998.

Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency1x per weekly


Target AudienceWide appeal

ACROSS 1 Ganges garments 6 High-five sounds 11 Call up, as

reservists 19 Gob’s “to the left” 20 Tidal bore 21 Speech units 22 Triangular

pyramid, e.g. 24 Traveling

salesman 25 Gravedigger, at

times 26 “Looks ___

everything” 28 ___ up (energizes) 29 “Like two ___ in a

pod” 30 Words with

“spades,” “hearts” or “diamonds”

32 New driver’s hurdle

35 More than shouldn’t

38 “... wish upon ___” 40 Scary street, in

the movies 43 It’s up your

sleeve? 45 Nile nipper 46 Pleasantly brief 50 Air traffic agcy. 51 Business attire 53 Not the best

place for a thorn 54 Symbolize 56 Pelvic bones 58 Cigarette brand 61 Wrathful emotion 62 Extraterrestrial

realm 63 Type of

hydrocarbon 65 Adjust, as a

satellite dish 67 Prepared a violin

bow 69 Plant bristles 70 Nameless

scoundrel 73 Try to get along

without help 74 Overcast 77 Poison plant 78 Finishes a cake 81 Back-of-the-book

section 82 Blond shade 85 Seasonal temp

job 87 In progress 88 Err

lexicographically 90 An eternity 92 Synonym for

61-Across 93 Trim (off) 94 What little girls

are made of 99 Nothing 100 Collection of

literary miscellany 101 Certain musical

genre 102 Raccoonlike

carnivore 103 Word after “finnan”

in a fish dish 105 Bottleneck 108 Indian instrument 110 Musical Amos 111 Steam outlet 114 Wood for a chest 116 Like a dinghy 120 Object of dread 124 Financial

obligations 126 Disallow, as an

objection 127 Impede lawfully 128 Second family of

the ’90s 129 Made orderly 130 Crockpot meals 131 It may be

secondhand DOWN 1 Fill up 2 Acme 3 Rock’s David Lee 4 Burst suddenly 5 Pollen holders 6 “Psychic Friends”

employees

7 “A Shropshire ___” 8 “Slumdog

Millionaire” locale 9 How some

dividends are distributed

10 Like some Roman tragedies

11 Suitable to the occasion

12 “Wood” or “chocolate” follower

13 Voice mail cue 14 All thumbs 15 John 3:16, for one 16 Physicians’ org. 17 Anger

management number

18 Winter setting in NYC

23 Tracts of uncultivated land

24 “Who am ___ judge?”

27 Teen movie stereotype

31 Less numerous 33 Secure 34 Zombielike state 35 Tuscan marble-

exporting city 36 Same old same

old 37 Spotless 38 Passionate states 39 Sound choice? 41 Town outcast 42 Debussy’s “La ___” 44 Didn’t just check 47 End for “human”

or “planet” 48 ___ Lanka 49 Mosaic piece 52 Fished with a net 55 Second-

generation show 57 Auxiliary

buildings 59 Some batteries 60 “Peanuts” boy 64 Beginning of

summer? 66 Drug known as

ecstasy 68 On vacation 71 Most rational 72 Tentacled

mollusks (Var.) 74 Summer resort of

India 75 They sometimes

call strikes 76 Fat-nosed

antelope 79 Shinto shrine

gateway 80 Arrange hair 83 Reaches the

breaking point 84 Lyndon

Johnson’s pooch 86 It gives a pose

poise? 89 Mink coat 91 Place that has

class 95 Farm unit 96 Alphabet soup

letters 97 Arp, for one 98 Insects with

pincers 104 One-celled algae 106 Turn aside 107 Action or drama,

e.g. 109 Ventura of film 110 Excursions 112 It can be

common in grammar class

113 Backsplash square

115 Hotel fee 117 Ballpoint inventor 118 Emblem of Wales 119 In ___ (actually) 120 “___ voyage!” 121 Garden party? 122 Pick-me-up cupful 123 “Curse you, ___

Baron!” 125 Curtsy’s

companion

UNIVERSAL SUNDAY CROSSWORD Edited by Timothy E. Parker

COMMON COMBOS Kay Daniels

© 2009 Universal Uclick 12/27



Hidatoby Dr. Gyora Benedek

Star Trek’s Mr. Spock would have loved “Hidato” because it’s based totally on logic—no guesswork is needed. Each Hidato puzzle starts with a grid partially filled with numbers. The goal is to fill the grid with consecutive numbers that connect horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Each puzzle has only one possible solution. The first and last numbers of a puzzle will be in circle markers.

Feature TypePuzzle

FrequencyDaily 6x per weekand Sunday



LanguagesEnglish and Spanish



Universal KakuroUNIVERSAL KAKURO is a cross between traditional crosswords and Sudoku. The idea behind Kakuro is very simple. Just like Sudoku, you must fit the numbers 1 to 9 into a grid of squares so that no number is repeated within a defined area. And just like a crossword, there’s a grid of filled blocks and clues to solve.

Kakuro puzzles are best solved using logic. Some of the same logic can be used as in Sudoku, but you also need a bit of math because with Kakuro there is a second restraint: not only must the numbers not repeat within a clue run, they also must add up to given totals—these totals replace traditional word clues found in a crossword.

Feature TypePuzzle




LanguageEnglish and Spanish

Sunday Daily


Universal Sudokuby David Bodycombe

UNIVERSAL SUDOKU is the hottest new worldwide puzzle that uses numbers instead of words. It’s a grid of 81 squares, divided into nine blocks of nine squares each. Some of the squares contain a digit. The goal is to fill in the empty squares so that the digits 1 through 9 appear just once in every row, column and individual block.

The aficionados of modern-day Sudoku are keen to point out that it is not a mathematical problem. Logic is what’s required.


Feature TypePuzzle

FrequencyDaily 6x per weekand Sunday






Universal Sudoku Kidsby David Bodycombe

Weekly kid-friendly version of the popular Sudoku puzzle.

Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency1x weekly


Target AudienceChildren



Universal Sudoku Monster and Sundayby David Bodycombe

Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency1x weekly




Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency1x weekly

Delivery MethodsFTP




Universal Sudoku Wordby David Bodycombe

Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency1x weekly



Universal Sudoku Pacific

WeeklyDailyFeature TypePuzzle






Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency7x weekly



Sudoku x (9x9)

This puzzle is a variation on classic Sudoku where each shaded diagonal must also contain each digit exactly once. The extra constraints provided by the diagonals allow Sudoku X puzzles to have dramatically fewer givens to start. Experienced solvers find this variation fun and refreshing. Objective: Fill remaining cells with digits 1 through 9 so that each digit occurs exactly once in each row, column, heavily outlined 3x3 block, and each shaded diagonal. Tips: Start with cells on the diagonals, since they have the most constraints. Avoid guessing; unless you can remember every move you made since the guess, an incorrect guess is hard to undo. You can keep track of possible answers using “pencil marks” (small digits drawn lightly in the corners of a cell) but if you need more than 3 pencil marks in a cell, it is generally not worth it. Puzzles are available 7x weekly. Daily puzzles scale from easiest on Monday to hardest by Sunday. For tips and tutorials, visit us at http://numberpuzzles.com/SudokuX



Sudoku x Mini (6x6)

This puzzle is a variation on 6x6 Sudoku where each shaded diagonal must also contain each digit exactly once. The extra constraints provided by the diagonals allow Sudoku X Mini puzzles to have dramatically fewer givens to start. Experienced solvers find this variation fun and refreshing.

Objective: Fill remaining cells with digits 1 through 6 so that each digit occurs exactly once in each row, column, heavily outlined 3x2 block, and each shaded diagonal.

Tips: Start with cells on the diagonals, since they have the most constraints. Avoid guessing; unless you can remember every move you made since the guess, an incorrect guess is hard to undo. You can keep track of possible answers using “pencil marks” (small digits drawn lightly in the corners of a cell) but if you need more than 3 pencil marks in a cell, it is generally not worth it.

The cells near the center are particularly powerful.Consider the digit 3 shown in the example to the right.The red lines show how it projects into neighboring 3x2blocks. As a result, the block above it can contain thedigit 3 only in cells A or B, and the block beside it canhave its 3 only in cells C or D. (In this case, C.)

Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency7x weekly





Whatzit?by Paul Sellers

Mind-boggling, sometimes frustrating and always fun, WHATZIT? appeals to people of all ages. The zany phrase-and-word puzzles can be solved by one person or can be played with others. Either way, WHATZIT? will provide your readers with brain-teasing enjoyment.

Feature TypePuzzle

FrequencyDaily 6x per week




Telewordby David Ouellet

David Ouellet produces more than 500 puzzles a year and considers each a labor of love. Each puzzle is built manually, without computer-assisted shortcuts. Each uses every letter in the grid, and all of the words in the clue list are related to the puzzle’s theme title. The millions of people who have tried their hand at Teleword over the years find them a true test of their “word power.”


Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency1x weekly





Wonderwordby David Ouellet

David Ouellet produces more than 500 puzzles a year and considers each a labor of love. Each puzzle is built manually, without computer-assisted shortcuts. All of the words in the clue list are related to the puzzle’s theme title. The unused/leftover letters spell the solution. The millions of people who have tried their hand at WONDERWORD over the years find them a true test of their “word power.”

Feature TypePuzzle



Target AudienceWide Appeal

Sunday Large

Daily

Sunday Small

Magic, Mazes and More for Print editions



Baker Street Puzzleby Tom Bullimore and Ian Anderson

Baker Street Brings a new word or logic puzzle each week.

Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency1x weekly (Sunday)




Wonderword



Magic eyeby Cheri Smith and Dawn Zimiles

MAGIC EYE® 3D illusions will challenge and entertain your readers. Embedded within each MAGIC EYE puzzle is an enchanting 3D image that materializes before the viewer’s eyes! Simple viewing instructions and a “clue” are provided with each image, along with a Web address to “view” the 3D hidden solution (cheat). MAGIC EYE images ignited the worldwide 3D explosion, breaking bestseller lists around the world. MAGIC EYE has universal appeal to millions in all age groups.

Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency1x weekly




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Minute Maze

It’s a fact: Newspaper readers love puzzles. Satisfy (and entertain) your readers with MINUTE MAZE!

Es algo muy cierto, los lectores de periódicos adoran los laberintos ¡Entretenga a sus lectores con SUPERLABERINTO!

Feature TypePuzzle

Frequency1x weekly (Sunday)




Super Maze

It’s a fact: Newspaper readers love puzzles. Satisfy (and entertain) your readers with SUPERMAZE!

Es algo muy cierto, los lectores de periódicos adorna los laberintos ¡Entretenga a sus lectores con SUPERLABERINTO!

Puzzles in Spanish



Sopa de Letraspor Angel Freire

A traditional word search, with a twist. Every puzzle has a different theme, and words can be found in any order and at any angle.

La famosa sopa de letras, un juego muy fácil y entretenido. Es una búsqueda tradicional de palabras pero con un giro distinto. Cada sopa de letras trata de un tema diferente, y las palabras se pueden encontrar fácilmente.

Producto / FeatureJuegos y DiversióGames and Puzzles

Frecuencia / Frequency6 por semana6 per week

Método de envío / Delivery methodsFTP, BBS

Audiencias / AudienceDe gusto amplioWide appeal

Idiomas / Languages:Español solamenteSpanish only


Pasatiempospor Angel Freire

An always-changing variety of games that offer unique entertainment to a wide audience. Games include spot-the-difference games, codebreakers, number and word puzzles, card games and not-so-simple math problems.

Es una página que consta de varios juegos, todos muy entretenidos. Es una buena herramienta para ejercitar el cerebro.


Producto / Feature:Juegos y DiversióGames and Puzzles



Tamaño / SizeUna página de 8.5 x 11 pulgadas con 6 juegos distintosOne 8.5-x-11-inch page containing 6 different games


Idiomas / LanguagesEspañol solamenteSpanish only



Crucigramas diariospor Angel Freire

A traditional crossword puzzle in Spanish. An excellent tool to attract and maintain new and loyal readers, this puzzle is created by one of Latin America’s leading puzzlemasters, Angel Freire.

El crucigrama es un arma excelente para aumentar el número de los lectores. Muchos de ellos esperan con ansias diariamente por el periódico, simplemente para hacer el crucigrama.

Producto / FeatureJuegos y DiversióGames and Puzzles



Tamaño / Size5x8 pulgadas.5” x 8”.


Idiomas / Languages:Español solamenteSpanish only

CRUCIGRAMA NO 9783Horizontales 1. Pasaporte y salvaguarda. 6. Se dice del hilo o seda

poco torcidos. 7. Estado brasileño, en la

región Nordeste. 10. Asiento en forma de almo-

hadón. 13. En música, paso del grave

al agudo, por oposición a tesis, que es el paso del agudo al grave.

14. Río de España. 15. Sustancia viscosa y muy

dulce que elaboran las abejas.

17. E larga griega. 18. Fundamento o apoyo en

que descansa alguna cosa. 19. Antes de Cristo. 21. Símbolo del molibdeno. 22. Símbolo químico del escan-

dio. 24. Gastrónomo. 25. Preposición. 26. Negación. 27. Interjección que denota

admiración. 28. Símbolo del helio. 29. Símbolo del einstenio. 30. Dios entre los mahometa-

nos. 32. Evite un daño o peligro

inminente. 33. Biznaga (planta). 34. Ciudad de España, en

Gerona. 36. Duelo causado por la

muerte de una persona. 38. Observases. 40. La segunda ciudad más

importante de Irak. 41. Sin fortuna.

Verticales 2. Acción de lanzar. 3. Vendré de arriba hacia

abajo por acción de mi pro-pio peso.

4. Máquina hidráulica, rosario de arcaduces, usada para extraer agua de pozo.

5. Atrae a sí los afectos de

las personas. 6. Dádiva caritativa. 7. Símbolo del calcio. 8. (Miguel Angel, 1899-1974)

Autor, diplomático y premio Nobel guatemalteco.

9. El uno en los dados. 11. Plural de una vocal. 12. Delirio furioso. 16. Gran masa de agua dulce

que ocupa alguna depre-sión de la superficie terres-tre.

18. Salto del caballo. 20. Elemento de propulsión en

los aviones de reacción, en los satélites artificiales y en los proyectiles dirigidos y balísticos.

21. En Marruecos, cuerpo del ejército regular.

23. Cuerpo que, disgregado en un líquido, aparece como disuelto por la extremada pequeñez de sus partícu-las.

25. Retardad. 31. Especie de cerveza ingle-

sa. 33. Uno con cuerdas. 35. De la naturaleza del hueso

(fem.). 37. Utilicen. 39. (... Paulo) Estado y ciudad

del Brasil. 40. En inglés, “murciélago”.

SOLUCION DEL NO 9782

CRUCIGRAMA NO 9784Horizontales 1. Sucede. 6. Salida, partida de descar-

go. 11. Preposición. 12. Símbolo del mercurio. 13. Símbolo del sodio. 14. Cabeza de ganado. 15. Aligero, hago menos pesa-

da una cosa. 17. Ostentación que se hace

de alguna cosa. 19. Sillar pequeño sin labrar, o

toscamente labrado. 21. Símbolo del platino. 23. Lo gordo del tocino. 24. Antigua lengua provenzal. 26. Personificación del mar en

la mitología escandinava. 28. A tempo. 29. Dentro de. 30. Dios entre los mahometa-

nos. 31. Nombre de la duodécima

letra (pl.). 33. Agarrar. 34. Cierto pez de río america-

no, enorme bagre sin esca-mas.

35. Arrojen, exhalen hacia fuera una cosa.

36. Magistrado romano, ins-pector de obras públicas.

37. Río de Suiza. 39. Igualé con el rasero. 40. Señalase la tara de los

embalajes. 43. Templa, atenúa. 45. Movimiento convulsivo

habitual. 46. Arete, pendiente. 47. Ahogo, impido la respira-

ción. 48. Solará con losas.

Verticales 1. En este lugar. 2. Planta crucífera hortense. 3. Planta umbelífera de semi-

lla aromática. 4. Da chillidos. 5. Culto, adoración, amor

excesivo de sí mismo. 6. Inflamar. 7. Nave antigua grande, pare-

cida a la galera. 8. No acertó. 9. Ansia de beber. 10. Se atreva. 16. En números romanos, “6”. 18. Interjección que denota

asco. 20. Terminación de infinitivo. 21. Que están en presencia de

algo o alguien. 22. Inclinación de un terreno o

del paramento de un muro. 24. Percibías el olor. 25. Rebaño de carneros. 27. (San Felipe ..., 1515-1595)

Fundador de la congrega-ción del Oratorio.

30. Palo de bandera.

32. Sal o éster del ácido sulfú-rico.

33. Coléricos, enojados. 38. Perezoso americano. 41. Adverbio latino, “textual-

mente”. 42. Reflexión del sonido. 43. Lo que no está bien. 44. Metal precioso.

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