THE TYPES OF SYMMETRY - Puzzler

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Welcome to the first issue of a new development incrosswords. I hope you're excited as this sort ofthing just doesn't happen every day. In years to come,people will no doubt be able to recall the when and wherethat they first discovered this revolutionary development.Full details of just why this is so groundbreaking can befound overleaf.In all honesty, this was meant to be a standardcrossword magazine. Being Beau Nidle, however(according to my father), I couldn't be bothered,so I turned it into a skeleton crosswordsmagazine instead. Well, Beau Nidle by name,bone idle by nature and there's so much lessdetail needed for skeleton crosswords.That's what it seems like, but we know better appearances can be deceptive after all. Forinstance, on page 50 you'll find a collection ofextra starters for the puzzles, so that you decidehow hard or easy to make the puzzles. We'veincluded starter blanks and starter numbers, andlisted them separately. That way, you discoverjust one extra starter at a time.There's a bit more to it than just standardskeleton crosswords as well: you'll find a coupleof skeleton codecrackers on pages 11 and 43, a3 to 1 puzzle with a twist on page 15 and aDilemma crossword on page 19. There's astraightforward crossword on page 25, and othervariants include a cryptic skeleton (page 23), ajigsnip puzzle (page 27), a general knowledgeskeleton (page 31), an outfit kriss kross (page 35),an A to Z crossword (page 39), and, perhaps thecruellest of the lot, an asymmetrical skeleton onpage 41.Enjoy!skeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.3

THE TYPES OF SYMMETRYWe know you have a passion for crosswords - skeleton crosswords are not for the faint-hearted, after all. So, we'vedecided to stretch you quite a bit more than you will have experienced before, and really make you think. Normally, there aretwo styles of crossword grids: those which are symmetrical across four axes, and those which necessitate turning the gridthrough 180 degrees. However, we've got six more symmetries for you. We knew you'd appreciate it. But be warned! You'llhave to keep on your toes, and you might become a tad obsessed. All eight symmetries are described below. .-,'Full,,'',,,SymmetryThis is one of the two standard grid styles:the top row matches the bottom row, theleftmost column matches the rightmostcolumn, and given one black square, youcan fill in either three more (if the givensquare is on one of the axes) or sevenmore, as shown in the example.' 'Central It. -IISymmetryThis is the other standard grid style: if yourotate the left half of the grid and superimposeit over the right half of the grid, the samesquares will be black. For instance, if thegiven square is the square at the third rowand second column from the top left, thesquare at the third row and second columnfrom the bottom right is also a black square.BiaxialSymmetryThis is similar to full symmetry: the horizontaland vertical axes, though not the diagonalaxes, are used to create the grid. Given oneblack square, you should be able to fill inthree more squares (one in each quarter ofthe grid), or one more square if the givensquare is on either the central column or row.VerticalSymmetryThe left half of a grid is the mirror image ofthe right half of the grid in this version. So,given one square, you should be able to fillin one other square, unless the square lieson the central column: if the fifth squarefrom the left on the top row is a blacksquare, so too is the fifth square from theright on the top row.4HorizontalSymmetryThis is the same as vertical symmetry, exceptthe horizontal axis rather than the verticalaxis is employed, so you need to work fromthe central row. The top half of the grid istherefore a mirror image of the bottom half ofthe grid. For instance, if the fifth square fromthe left on the top row is black, so is the fifthsquare from the left on the bottom row.NEDiagonalSymmetryThis is a little more tricky. The axis alongwhich the grid is mirrored runs from the topright corner to the bottom left corner. Thetop row of the grid is therefore a mirror imageof the rightmost column, while the leftmostcolumn is a mirror image of the bottom row.You should be able to fill in one more blacksquare from any given black square, exceptif it lies on the diagonal line of symmetry.NWDiagonalSymmetrySimilar to NE Diagonal, except that the lineof symmetry runs from top left to bottomright. In this grid style, the top row of thegrid is a mirror image of the leftmostcolumn, while the rightmost column is amirror image of the bottom row. Again, youshould be able to fill in one more blacksquare from any given black square, exceptif it lies on the diagonal line of symmetry.AsymmetryAs implied by its name, this has nosymmetry at all, and you won't be able to fillin any extra black squares from any givenones. Tough and taxing, you have to relycompletely on your clue-solving abilities.skeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2021. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

2An extra black square and numbersquare can be found on page 50.DOWN23C30ACROSS2 Amazing9 Bra nning, EastEnderscharacter10 Trellis11 Type, kind12 Hard seaside sweet13 Dwelling-place, residence14 Boundary18 8293033Blood colourNewspaper pieceSlantWorthy of commentSmall axleTheoryFlat iron plate for baking cakesLong-lived tree of the Beech familyBook a placeOrientalDo penanceIll-will, malicePopular ice-cream flavourGive the rightSuperviseConstrainCleanse with waterVillage galaGluePedal digitDirect trainInland , tax officeIn the open airSea-eagleFish-eating weaselIgnore, snubSetPerformerNocturnal flying mammalAccomplishment, successskeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2021. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.5

- · ,-,,-''36 Hindu system of philosophy and12exercise37 Wasp's poisonous weapon38 Pop , TV series that madeWill Young famous16DOWN1 Meat from cattle2 Concrete post at the end of aroad preventing access4 Slight, inadequate5 Musical item meaning 'at a24 78910 ACROSS1 Infant3 Written composition6 Land in water11 Put in the shade12 Use up a supply, reduce13 Cloth14 Subtle difference16 Small temporary dwelling18 Unsteady on your feet 2022262930Level in a hierarchyMake biggerCover with spotsRight and fittingRound, shallow dish that holds acup31 Film director's command34 Field of knowledge35 Tendency to stillness or uniformmotion151719212324252627283233moderate speed'Paint using a templateAlwaysScantyFilm starring Daryl Hannah as amermaidCow's milk bagStartOil platformPeaked hatDepartingSport of kingsImportant in an Oscar Wilde titleRailway terminusStarterT iedObserveLobbyskeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.7

- 3 An extra black square and numbersquare can be found on page 50.35 The Boleyn Girl NataliePortman film38 Very special39 Walking in stages40 Train to Georgia, GladysKnight and the Pips songDOWN3238ACROSS1 Christian Soldiers, famoushymn4 Person with dark brown hair9 Likely to catch fire10 Ride a bike11 Person guilty of betrayal14 Point of a pen16 Remark17 Tail movement19 Discard20212223242627282932Affected dandyVery coldTake advantage ofCommon conjunctionUpper atmosphereFish of snakelikeappearanceRecent 343637African animal akin to the giraffeMarriage ceremonyTrack for wheelsOf a debt, not satisfiedLarge brass instrumentIn a uniform wayDistantPampe r, spoilAssaultBuilding-blockFrog eggsRequestCereal cropMuslim veilBall of shotUncooked pastryEat awayAssessedJockey's strapWarm and comfortableskeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.9

An extra black square and numbersquare can be found on page 50.9ACROSS1 Large gun dog6 Ointment for wounds or sores9 Depictor of narrative in pictureform10 Time-travelling TV Doctor11 Accuse falsely13 Abnormal15 Ghastly, horrifying17 Meekly18 Tedium20 Distance from the centre of acircle to its edge21 Render unavoidable23 Notice25 Spooky26 Anxious27 Hearing distance28 Period of house rental2223DOWN1 Liable to cause bankruptcy2 Revealing3 Charitable or culturalorganisation4 Church caretaker5 Ceremonial6 Engraver's tool7 Deep sound made by a cow8 Bring to mind12 Mechanism of breathing1014 Wide and handsome tree lined street15 Rotating wheel once used asa toy16 Beatles song about pasthappiness18 Ugly, offensive building19 Prod with the elbow22 Front upper body24 Informationskeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

In this crossword, each clue hasthree words, one of which is thecorrect answer. By comparing allthe intersecting words, you shouldbe able to work out the full solution.12An extra black square and numbersquare can be found on page 50.DOWN1612356782014161819ACROSS1 Petite, Small, Tiny4 Isobar, Umbrella, Weather9 Cope, Manage, Run10 Abruptness, Brevity,Terseness11 Hermit, Loner, Recluse12 Crossbow, Lance,Pikestaff13 Ascendant, Predominant,Rising15 Jape, Mockery, Prank16 Carrot, Leek, Parsnip2023Claim, Declare, ProfessHeat, T herm, UtilityBaked, Scrambled, ToastedDraw, Remove, SiphonArena, Bandstand, PagodaBurger, Meatball, RissoleAgoraphobia, Arachnophobia,ZoophobiaBallot, Electoral, PoliticsFreedom, Leisure, LibertyConfined, Endemic, PrevalentDeceit, Falsehood, UntruthImage, Mosaic, PictureAnger, Fury, Outrage17 Brilliance, Opulence,Splendour21 Musician, Soloist, Virtuoso22 Dearth, Paucity, Shortage24 Pop art, Sculpture,Surrealism25 Glue, Gum, Rubber26 Enlace, Entangle, Network27 Burn, Scald, Scorchskeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.15

. Two extra black squares and onenumber square can be found onpage 1424344454616Public processionProgress through lifeSuggestGrainPart of a shirt sleeveBaseball gloveArtist's trestleHire carProvide with a weaponExpanse of waterSing like a Tyrolean mountaineerButterfly or punctuation markGarmentsWelsh breed of dog favoured bythe QueenSend backInedible pieces of meatFish, or bird's positionCardinal point opposite to northImperial unit of massAnimal related to the horseMake fun ofOld Testament devotional songAdditionallyFlightless bird from New ZealandNervousOf the noseIrritateLumberjackskeleton crosswordpuzzles203641 DOWN12345679111415PrudishlyAssist in crimeDuck(Musical) compositionRevolutionFlat structure of logsLight-sensitive eyemembraneHorse-breeding stablesAgricultural establishmentGoalsNecessary or indispensable17192123282931323436384041Now, Free songLady of the stageLayer of the atmosphereWetOverindulge a person with luxuryFrame for storing wineUnpleasing to the eyeHorn, klaxonExpress a point of viewBad odourIndentationRecess in a churchOpen-mouthedThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

I5Two extra black squares and onenumber square can be found onpage 151920Eager to do somethingDecorated with metal knobsCommentatorHooded poisonous snake ofIndiaOne who guards a haremPityWay inBroad angled spade222426303536Very hotBreak between lessonsRoof windowFashionableUnsuitableCausing a lasting emotionalshock37 Hold in fascination38 Chemist23252627282931323334Saying, mottoInert gasSpirit measureGlutWord of apologyRemove the lid fromFirst appearanceAccount of daily eventsVase for ashesDisentangleGuilty-lookingCasserole panGiven an unsuitable part in aplayOne of Christ's twelvefollowersGarden implementMischievous small being Child, creator of JackReacherMoose-like animalSoft, wet earthDodge workEssential ingredient for breadBuryResidence for paying guestsLatin-American danceZanyLight, fast-sailing vesselVolcanic spillageskeleton crossword puzzles('111111r)This magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.17

- ITwo extra black squares and onenumber square can be found onpage rising against authorityIngenuousNocturnal flying animalWater missileMaria, coffee liqueurFloor-matQuack (doctor)Chosen or select partFinal judgmentBeneathHorrible monsterInvolving little exerciseForcibly removeNot at homePersonal satirePastry dishStudy or lairRemove dead skinCause distressDOWN1234Entertainments reviewerBorder, lean uponMore than one in numberNight, traditional Christmascarol5 Inherent6 Whole number, as opposed to afraction7 Schism1826338 Street, US puppetprogramme16 Keep away from something17 Mature18 Tree related to the yew20 Fireplace24 Lockjaw25 Rider of a board on highwaves26 Lithely27 Waterproof jacket28303233Over thereAgreement between countriesPort sideSit for a photoskeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

- I .'.I.12,-'',',Handy at DIY? Well, we're not. We'vethrown a spanner in the works - all ofthe Across clues are in the right order,but the Down clues are unnumberedand in a random order. Not only is therea skeleton grid, you also have to workout which Down solution goes where.An extra black square and numbersquare can be found on page sformInvest with honourSet of three connected novelsThineGruesome fiendCommon garden flowerOrgan of hearingMeaty soupExpress agreement222325272930313536373839Fabrication, inventionNarrateExaminerWiltNicolas , US actorVolume of mapsJoint of the legRelating to the eyeOrdinaryComposition for nineRacketStuffed toy bearDOWNHuman soul or spiritFibRowing poleWet and dirtyMourning poemGlutinous substanceCured hamMake woollens using needlesDuoHandy, smartCurdled milk-productLarge mugDry and barrenShort piece of verseMuesli ingredientRewriteRabbit's tailCommunal insectCoronetMake less heavyMichaelmas daisyDiversionUnemotionalskeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.19

8Two extra black squares and onenumber square can be found onpage 50.ACROSS1 Saturday afternoon sportsprogramme8 Type of pastry used in eclairs9 Waterside plant10 Elated11 Bitter14 Disaster at sea15 Small pastry shell with sweetfilling17 Curriculum19 Surpass, be better than21 Asian ox23 Comfortable seat to relax in26 Be unsuccessful27 Gold-coloured28 Large round boiled sweet on asmall stick29 Unrehearsed30 Scorch, cauteriseDOWN1234567121320Nasty cutKidnapperAwfulGiven similar roles to playNobodyProtectionQuiltLegendsVery tall city building122016171820222425 Neatly arrangedEdible marine bivalveScene of an eventDoltBuzzing instrumentBig , New YorkGreengageske IeIo n crosswo rd p uzz I esThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

-Two extra black squares and onenumber square can be found onpage 50.134243444516Wheel-surroundFrame for carrying pailsEgg-shapedDeftDOWN42ACROSS1 Flat ceramic slab used to coverwalls3 Edible waste parts of a carcass6 Plant with a trunk9 Rubber11 Large spanner13 Embroider15 Decree16 Intersection of two straight lines17 Atmosphere18 Menagerie192122242830323334363840Put into wordsAvoid, ignoreSlow paceKnights , Medievalchivalric orderUrge onCrime of burning propertyLarge drainage channelPrice of travelType, sortOutfitOf like natureSmall island in a river1 On that account2 Ability to take command3 Man in Havana, AlecGuinness film4 Sham, counterfeit5 Rule7 Meeting at an arranged placeand time8 Chemical term for alcohol10 Without question, clearly12 Official recorder of births anddeaths13 Part of a staircase14 Funeral party20 Tear23 Poorly built, wobbly25 Humble26 Elevate27 Catch in a trap29 Backward flow31 Rise on hind legs35 Between head and shoulders37 Smallest amount39 Pavement edge41 Couple42 Article of neckwearskeleton crossword puzzlesThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.21

. 5Two extra black squares and twonumber squares can be found onpage 142434445PalPassport endorsementPromiseTrademarkHorseback sportT hrowing arrowLeave a shipWatery part of milkHigh pointNeedinessTrimTenderIn additionSerpentAssistAlcoholic liquid obtained fromhopsT ieRaisingAt all timesOld IrishFinal demandProperAss's noiseBrief noteInactive, out of useFloutStrong cordDOWN2 Illicitly distilled alcohol3 Temperamental26214567131415161719Item of footwearLarge sliceRussian spiritClear off!Hole for coins in a vendingmachineGreat whirlpoolCreative studiesDiminish graduallyRaise to the Daily news journalWill , British singerRelaxMake woollens using needlesExtrovert's energyCard-gameGlowing coalTropical marshDevotional imageEagerske IeIo n crosswo rd p uzz I esThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

12 5This is a backwards crossword witha difference - we've given you allyou need to piece together thesolution, but we've replaced all theblack squares with extra letters, andonly given you the Across clues.6ACROSS3471234567891011891011121312131415s LAT E XA D sR 0 T s T y A L ML R E A 0 0 y E 0I C E F L E EA RR p 0 B E F y D s G 0 Ds R u AC I R Ew H T E0 u s N I T E R I T E N0 s TF 0 TF u LF E RI RAN E wsw0 sp I Rp ysK yp 0ADA M1415G L u B V E y E TIA s D E R A R EN N E A X M NA R0 NAC 0 pK B EusT EN T RC I BwAXEG LB E AT HA NG s V 0T y R L A L E IGL EG L pA A M IFainting fit Arctic sledge-dogCloudinessSecret agent River blockageKill Pungent flavourAnnoyed Pen nameBare teethRoot vegetable NearlyAccessLearner ReprimandInterior designNumber in a boat race crew Person in powerTough, stubbornRuby , US actress and TVpersonality PigpenProvoke to creativityChin hair Firearm with a longbarrelC A R E C 0E p I L 0 RN 0 V A C Ip IGp IE s Nsup NE I NR DAs k e I e Ion crossword p u z z I es 27This magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

Two extra black squares and twonumber squares can be found onpage 50.ACROSS1 Supposition6 Unlatch10 South American beast ofburden11 Self-contained person12 In the company of13 Yearn14 Stage of development16 Bates, Psychocharacter17 Once a year19 Member of staff22 Merchant25 Sweet, velvety-skinned fruit26 Implement27 Caress with the lips29 Cautious, hesitant30 Jewish religious teacher31 Stone used to makecameos 32 Deep griefDOWN1234578928Regular pocket moneySmash to smithereensAnimal flesh as foodGentleman's outfitterPlane figure of eight sidesWin throughSaltpetreScented mixture of dried petals172515 Narrow, limited17 Maria, prayer18 Any standard ofmeasurement20 Without frills, simply21 Plait23 Control a ball with thefoot24 Peeping Tom25 Paved garden area28 Edible shellfishs k e I e Ion cross w o rd p u z z I esThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

16- 301 Home to , sitcom with John Thaw2 I Will Always , single by Whitney1718processing foodInventor of dynamiteHead-bearing side of a coinRussian author of Anna KareninaRobin Williams filmThe of Silence, Simon andGarfunkel song14 Mitchell, EastEnders character17 Armstrong, jazz singer18 Tai, cocktail69101112283031343839'DOWN15161 Rachel , Countdown presenter4 Digestive system responsible for-40 Belgian town in west Flanders41 DIY , BBC show hosted by Lowri Turner42 Modern cinema chain8132022232426',All of the clues here should testyour grey cells.34567ACROSS,'1018- ·,I-Eagle's nestPrisoners' name for a convictAneurin Bevan's nicknameEast African countryAll The President's , RobertRedford filmStyle of sweater (hyphenated)Spielberg filmColic in babiesTommy Handley's radio show Onits)Eminent musical conductorCaroline , actress who starred inBluebell1921252729303233353637Houston (two words)Measure of 36 inchesEl , famous Spanish painterTarte , French upside-down apple pieGwyn, orange-sellerFrank , EastEnders characterportrayed by Mike ReidWith total dedication to the CrownThurman, actress who starred in PulpFictionMuslim religionChief magistrateAlbanian unit of currencyFilm company which uses a lion as itssymbol (inits)Jamaica , Daphne Du Maurier novelScottish riverStart of the calendar (two words)Record company (inits)Don , diminutive star of It Ain't HalfHot, MumCarr, host of Eight out of Ten CatsAlex Haley's family sagaFamous diaristCrime of causing fireMr Redding, singer of The Dock of theBayPrefix meaning eightfoldskeleton crossword puzzles 31This magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

- I6Three extra black squares and twonumber squares can be found onpage ovetableNaked, unclothedGreenFurthest, finalTiny branchThe Sleep, Philip MarlowemysterySeveral-sided figureMass of fish-eggsPraise highlyLongoria, actressOpposite (of 29 Down)Day before a notable eventPlace with curative mineral springsPassionateBe in charge of, manageScratchyJohnson, pioneer aviatorStructure of lattice workLiving for everBiggest body organGreat in sizeBoard-game featuring Londonproperty deals43 Fall heavily, like rainDOWN1 Uniform2 Fermentation tank3 Purpose, target38364 Foe5 Keyboard instrument6 Open mesh fabric, used forcatching fish7 Keenly10 Much About Nothing, play12 Wind vane in the shape of a bird14 Type of nutty brown bread15 Serf16 Rent out17 Shooting implement18 Greek goddess of retribution2325272829343536383940Rowing implementSports arenaSingle figureBlack, liquid mineralWord of the same meaningGroove, wheel markMoneyStillChap, fellowTearHardenske IeIo n crosswo rd p uzz I esThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

Jlf2Each answer in this crosswordbegins with a separate letter of thealphabet, and each letter is used asthe initial letter of an answer onlyonce. The clues are in the numberthey appear in the grid, rather thanin alphabetical order.DOWN1726ACROSS8910111213Heated discussionOver-anxiousFlower of the delphinium familyWalk like an infantThumps, wallopsLondon's famoustheatreland (two words)16 Scanty clothing inGenesis (hyphenated}17 Eastern European republicwhose capital is Bucharest19 Empire once ruled by theTurks20 European poisonous snake23 Elegant, refined24 Yellow25 And so forth (two words)26 Norseman1 Liver complaint with A, B and Cforms2 Multi-faceted worker (hyphenated)3 One of the Marx brothers, lessfamiliar4 Succinctly (two words)5 Famous saying6 Gratuity as compensation forearly retirement (two words}7 Submit14 Common kitchen gadget(hyphenated)15 Facial whiskers on the cheeks18 Endless pet (two words)21 Talk foolishly22 In cards, the jacks k e I e I o n c r o s s w o r d p u z z I e s 39This magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

IA really twcing puzzle - a skeletonas normal, but be warned - there'sno symmetry at all.Three extra black squares and threenumber squares can be found onpage 50.26C2834 ACROSS1 Take on as a fa mily member8 Busily, energetically11 Inappropriate12 Time period13 Illuminated14 Incite15 Fiddle16 The lot17 Church song18 Those people21 Approve24 All-knowing2728303336404142434445Skin woundScatter, break upNewnessSuffering a deficiency of redblood cellsAmuseAdam's , waterSmile radiantlyMotor vehicleRebuffStrike an attitudeSubstance used by bakers 73839Lose hopePolitical leaderIntercept, ambushResinous coniferDeadly epidemicObservanceMedical term for lockjawUnderground storage placeDress edge'La ughing' animalBishop's headdressOxygen compoundMale childExampleCourtesy and considerationshown by a knightElectricity generatorBird's train of feathersProfession of Ja mes HerriotEnticeHari, famous spyHundredth of a dollarIndian unleavened breadBackward flowSpigotskeleton crossword puzzles 41This magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

. Three extra black squares and threenumber squares can be found onpage l insigniaGlasses with double lensesOf few yearsSnoopManner of speechHecklerRemarkablyTina Turner's former husbandIntermediaryEarthenware casserole potSweet dishUnscrupulousFemale birdKeepsakeRosette of ribbon worn on a hatLow pointMetal canOpen fireplaceBows and arrows sportOldDOWN1234567846Synthetic silkMeasuring deviceLawfulDrug used as a painkillerBlade fitted to a gun muzzleSham blowScale a ladderKnobbly2713 Gourmet, foodie14 Gradually decrease16 Bubble in a pipe impedingflow17 Short rope used as a handle20 Possess22 Tree24 Spectral25 Make very angry27 Miraculous food28 Physician29313233Hospital carerInfantBoring toolMineral used for polishingske IeIo n crosswo rd p uzz I esThis magazine may be printed or copied solely for the personal use of the giftee or purchaser. Puzzler Media, 2007. No part of this magazine may be reproduced in any other formwithout the written consent of the publishers.

crossword magazine. Being Beau Nidle, however (according to my father), I couldn't be bothered, so I turned it into a skeleton crosswords magazine instead. Well, Beau Nidle by name, bone idle by nature and there's so much less detail needed for skeleton crosswords. That's what it seems li