The Political Puzzle
Barclay, John
The Political Puzzle by John Barclay The numbers indicate the number of letters and words, e.g., (2,3) means a two-letter word followed by a three letter word. Groups of letters, e.g., USA, are...
...7) 20 Consumed and beaten in the end...
...5) 10 How that crazy Mr...
...9) 25 Special invitation to eye clamor...
...7,8) 9 Employing something in jealous ingratitude...
...5) 2 1502 and nothing fitted for language...
...4,5) 26 Force is in limp elephant...
...9) 13 Flower bowl not for oleo...
...5,2) 21 Poor result in knee dynamics...
...9) 4 Why his did upset dialect...
...9) 12 Car arranged for deans...
...The Political Puzzle by John Barclay The numbers indicate the number of letters and words, e.g., (2,3) means a two-letter word followed by a three letter word...
...7) 6 One thousand in overturned case are good to eat...
...5) 24 Loans arranged for art show...
...Ankford partook...
...5) 23 With corn island will get your goat...
...5,4) 11 Mind noise scattered to an extent...
...9) 14 Circusartistspinsminor tale...
...5,10) DOWN 1 Poet of note...
...5,4) 16 It's the custom to let idiot rant insanely...
...9) 8 Mention as unusual names...
...5) 27 Saying "thank you" to the hostess, for example...
...9) 18 Coronal achievement for treaty city...
...7) 5 Apprentice gets fifty nearer in a way...
...7) 19 Leader of the House, very in, can be King...
...5) 13 Optimistic about hill bus...
...ACROSS 1 First choice in 36 states...
...7) 15 Carter comes back before tea to disavow...
...5) 3 Confused near giant country...
...5) 22 Persuades one of the DiMaggio brothers in studies...
...Groups of letters, e.g., USA, are treated as one word...
...7) 17 Confusion to allot to one of the Jones boys...
...5) 7 Wild air tirade is subject to atomic exposure...
...3,4) 19 Com position of sheared bricks...
Vol. 12 • June 1980 • No. 4
