BEST CROSSWORDS OF 1998 SERIES

BEST CROSSWORDS OF 1998 SERIES

Along with a sprinkling of bonuses like my man-crush Michael STRAHAN and the gripping series THE WIRE, with only a touch of LOGYness, what a PLAYFUL puzzle. In all our brainstorming, neither Christina nor I had ever considered Andy's observations on love and puzzles.

That might not have fit in the allotted space.Ĭhristina Iverson and I did a Sunday jigsaw puzzle a few months back, and it's neat to see another constructor take a different angle. IT WOULD NOW BE WORTH 515,000 These particular prices are for a 700-square-foot postwar at 340 East 93rd. A clue rewrite could have done wonders to tell a better story - something to do with looking back on all the miserable first dates, the relationships that fizzled out, the heart-breaking realizations that the participants wanted something different that backdrop of historical devastation providing the contrast needed to appreciate the glorious inner peace and happiness that comes when finally finding the right fit … IF YOU’D BOUGHT A One-Bedroom Apartment on the Upper East Side. There is a D in at least one of the words. There is exactly one S in one of the words. Note that there was only one O in your guess, even though it is displayed twice in the summary. There is an O in at least one of the words. SEE THE BIG PICTURE is a fun way to end the jigsaw story, but it felt a bit odd as a conclusion to the process of looking for love. From the above clue, you can infer: There is a C at the start of the horizontal word. We think LOVE is the possible answer on this clue. This answers first letter of which starts with L and can be found at the end of E. The crossword clue possible answer is available in 4 letters. FIND THE RIGHT FIT is absolutely the right fit a snazzy phrase that fits both love and jigsaws to a T. This crossword clue Shakespeare in (Best Picture of 1998) was discovered last seen in the Maat the Crosswords With Friends Crossword.

LAY IT ALL OUT THERE isn't quite as spot-on as LAY IT ALL ON THE LINE, but the former is still strong while aptly describing the first step in assembling a jigsaw.

Best crosswords of 1998