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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
For the games that follow, list as many words as you can,
using the designated letters in the sequence specified. You
can use only one form of each word-for example, telegraph
shouldn't also be listed as telegraphing.Words with different
meanings, however, such as desertand desertion, can be used,
even if they have the same root. No proper nouns allowed in
these games.
Solutions-Pages 207-209
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with 'IT."
1. Easily understood; obvious
2. Substandard apartment building C
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4. Halloween custom
5. Fruit-filled pastry
6. Firm belief in person or thing C
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1. Baked clay containers; dishes
2. Large, imposing building
3. Small group of musicians
4. Keep apart; remove
5. Cut or etch letters on object
6. Shaky natural disaster
7. Vivid, forceful speech or writing style
8. Steal
9. Count one by one; list
10. Something that proves an allegation
11. Walkway along shoreline
12. Drive out evil spirits
13. Treat as equal
14. Roof edge
15. Slip by; pass
16. Get away from; flee
17. Free from blame
18. Tasteful and dignified manner
19. One with discriminating taste in food or wine
20. Give hope or confidence
21. French sandal or shoe
22. Bubbles in beverages
23. Teach; train
24. Insert opinions in factual article
25. Explain in greater detail
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• 9. To classify as; identify
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* 11. Quiet; interval
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1. Hip and upper thigh
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* 3. Situated far above ground
* 4. Game involving moving from one compartment to another
* 5. Liquor; alcoholic beverage (slang)
* 6. Chopped mixture of cooked meat
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1. Person skilled at telling stories or anecdotes
2. Appointed to hold funds of others
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7. Natural stream of water
8. Water-filled device for radiating heat
9. Santa Claus' transportation team
10. Bring to maturity by educating, nourishing
11. Loud, deep, rumbling sound
12. Warden who patrols government forests
13. Savior
14. Pistol with cylinder containing several cartridges
15. French painter
16. Tool of measurement
17. Continuing, bitter hate; ill will
18. Restaurant in style of German tavern
19. Wood or metal hinged vertically at ship's stern
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21. CBS news anchorman
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11. Slight; treat without due respect
12. Sum of money divided among stockholders
13. Cartoon character Bumstead
14. Automobile panel with instruments, gauges
15. The Magic Kingdom
16. Bomb that fails to explode
17. Without life
18. Misshapen
19. Country star Parton's theme park
20. Father
21. Move from higher to lower place
22. Document that states property transfer
23. Disagreement; clash
24. Mean, skulking coward
25. Member of Celtic religious order
26. Minor deity; partly divine
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1. Disrespectful to things held sacred
2. Moved by natural feeling or impulse
3. Small telescope
4. Greek tragic dramatist
5. Phonograph needle
6. Quell; put down by force
7. Excessive; more than needed
8. Absence of
9. Working steadily; diligent
10. Strain; pressure
11. Advantageous coexistence of two dissimilar organisms
12. Italian violin craftsman
13. Contest involving common fund
14. Fond of study; attentive
15. Air carrier in skull opening to nasal cavities
16. Shameful; shocking
17. Brief, general review; summary
18. Characterized by false, malicious statements
19. Native of Switzerland
20. Having no backbone
21. Clandestine; secret
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*• In nearly all Battleships puzzles, the contents of a few of the squares have
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* [Oi Submarine This square consists of a submarine, and thus must be sur-
* rounded by water.
* For the simplest Battleships, this is all that is needed to solve the puzzle. Take
* a look at the puzzle in Figure 1.
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* letters A through J, while rows will be referred to with
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can only contain two ship segments. You can then fill in Figure 2
the spaces surrounding the destroyer with water. The ship A B C D E F GH I J
segment at CT must be the middle part of a cruiser or
one of the middle sections of the battleship. The ship
must be horizontal (if it were vertical, it would extend
below the bottom edge of the grid), so the squares to the
left and right of CT (BT and DT) must have ship seg-
ments in them. Since row T can only have a total of three
ship segments in it, BT-CT-DT must be a cruiser. The
squares surrounding it can be filled in with water. The
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filled-in square at EM is also the middle section of a
cruiser or one of the middle sections of the battleship.
Figure 3
You don't know which yet, but you know that the four
A B C D E F G H I J
squares that touch a ship segment diagonally must be
water, because ships never touch diagonally. Keep this
in mind at all times for easier solving. Your grid should
now look like Figure 2.
Now use strategy 2. Rows K, Q, and T, and col-
umns D and G have all of their ship segments accounted
for, so you can fill all the blank squares in those rows
and columns with water. Your grid should now look like
Figure 3. 1 2 2 2 5 1 0 2 1 4
Now look at EM. It must be part of a ship that goes
vertically because DM is water, and the ship can no Figure 4
longer extend to the left. You could have figured this out
using strategy 3 instead, since column E has only three
blank spaces, all of which need to be filled with ship
segments to reach the five needed. Since four segments
in a row in column E are filled, that must be the battle-
ship. Row R also has to have all of its empty spaces filled
with ship segments. The left part, AR-BR must be a de-
stroyer. The right part, HR and JR, must have ship seg-
ments in them, too. Don't make the mistake of filling
them in with submarines-although they may be sub-
marines, each one could also be the top half of a de-
stroyer. To indicate that it's filled in with an unidentified Figure 5
ship segment, use a small dot in the middle of the square.
Your grid should now look like Figure 4.
Whenever you fill in a ship segment, go back to
strategy 1. Here, you can put water in FM and FO, and
IS, too, since it touches a ship segment diagonally. And
using strategy 2, you can put water in what's left of col-
umns A and B and rows L and N, to get Figure 5.
It's time to use strategy 3 again. Column F must
have a submarine in that empty space (it can't be some-
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M must have all four of its empty spaces filled with ship
segments, making a submarine on the left and a cruiser K
on the right. This gives you Figure 6.
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blank spaces of columns C, H, and I and row S with P
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of ship segments. Your grid now looks like Figure 7. S
The dots in row R are surrounded by water, so they T
must be submarines. And since you need two more ship
segments in column J and have two spaces available,
you can finish off the puzzle by filling those spaces with Figure 7
a destroyer. A quick double check verifies that you have
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cruisers. Here's an example (Figure 9).
First, of course, you should fill in what you can
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and H. When you're done, your solution should look
like Figure 16.
This example illustrates how a typical Battleships
puzzle of medium difficulty can be solved. You start with
the three basic strategies, then use some logical thinking
to break through to the next step, and finish by again
using the basic strategies. More difficult puzzles require
more of these thought steps (Figure 17).
Using the basic strategies, you can get to the point
shown in Figure 18.
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the basic strategies (Figure 26). A B C D E F G H I J
By now, you should know enough to get through
all but the toughest of Battleships puzzles. Further ad-
vancement requires practice and more advanced strate-
gies. Take a look at the next puzzle (Figure 27).
After using the basic strategies, the puzzle should
look like Figure 28.
The biggest ship not yet placed is the battleship.
Where can it go? Plenty of places: It could fit in one
place in row N, one place in column B, or in any of four
places in column J. You probably don't want to try that
many possibilities. It's time for a different strategy: Look Figure 27
around the board for rows and columns that are almost A B C D E F G H IJ
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which the number of ship segments left to place is one 2
less than the number of empty spaces. In this puzzle, 4
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remaining empty spaces. You'll find a similar condition 0
in row Q, but for this puzzle you should concentrate on
rows N and 0. Consider square CN. If it's filled with a 0431122304
ship segment, then both BO and DO would have to con-
tain water (since they're diagonally adjacent to CN). But Figure 28
that would leave only two empty spaces in row 0 for A B C D E F G H I J
three ship segments-an impossibility! So CN can't con-
tain a ship segment; fill it in with water. After filling CN
with water, the basic strategies will take you a long way
(Figure 29).
Now you go back to the first advanced strategy:
Where can the biggest remaining ship go? In this case,
you still need to place two destroyers. You can fit one of
them in column C and the other in row K. They can't go
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and the one of column I. So you can put water in all the
empty spaces in columns A, D, and I other than those in
rows M and N (Figure 34).
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Figure 35. III
You already know the battleship and one of the 1 3 3 1 3 2 0 3 1 3
cruisers will go somewhere in rows M and N. Where
will the other cruiser go? The only possibility is column
Figure 33
B. Row Q and column E can be ruled out for obvious A 8 C D E F G H I J
reasons. Columns C, H, and J are out because, as dis-
cussed above, at least one square in each of those col-
umns will be part of a horizontal ship in row M or N.
The cruiser in column B will account for all three hits in
the column, so the battleship must go at CDEF of either
row M or N, and either AM or AN must be a submarine.
You can now place the cruiser in column B. Since it must
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must have ship segments. The battleship fits horizontally
into either row M or N, taking up one of those three
spaces. If it went in row M, then CL and CN would both
contain water, making column C impossible. So the
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umn F with a ship segment at FL and complete column
G with water at GL. Now look at row L. Make the ship
segment a submarine and complete the row with water.
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IK since row K has no ship segments.) Surround the ship
with water, and complete column I with water. Com-
plete rows L, M, and N with water, and complete row 0
with a destroyer at CO-DO. Fill in the water surround-
ing the destroyer and complete row P with a submarine
at AP and a destroyer at FP-GR Surround that destroyer
with water, and complete columns A and F with water.
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marine at JQ. Surround the destroyer with water and com-
plete columns C, D, and J with water. At last, there is an
Figure 45
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but there are none left. Also, columns G and H must 0
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woman in the bathrobe lay against the wall, as if she were taking
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* Dr. Quicksolve heard music in the back of the apartment and
smelled burning incense when Tweeter Woofer opened her apart-
ment door to let him enter. Miss Woofer was shocked when he
explained what had happened. As they stood inside the door, she
said, "This is so upsetting. Who would shoot Terry?" She said she
did not hear anything and did not see anything.
* Dr. Quicksolve knocked quietly on Baby Blossom's door. She
and her dog, a yellow Labrador, came to the door. He explained
what happened. "I was a little afraid to open the door because I
thought I heard shots," she said. "Iguess I was right."
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* "Did you find anybody?" Junior asked, reaching for his spoon.
* "They found us, " Fred said, "which wasn't surprising consid-
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two people. The rest are obviously just pretending to be relatives,
hoping to get the money."
"Who are they?" Junior asked.
"One is a niece from Chicago, and the other is a cousin from
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record of fraud of some sort or another. I still have to check out
their claims, though. Would you like to talk to them with me?" he
asked Dr. Quicksolve.
"Sure; it sounds interesting," the detective answered. "Let's
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his dad the 1953 rookie card that had a price of $300 on it. "Save
your money," Dr. Quicksolve said.
"No, my clerk, Art Dunn, closed up last night. He always closes
up. He bolts the back door and goes out the front. I let him have
his own key. I don'tthink he would do anything like this." Then he
noticed Junior looking at the cards. "You like Mickey Mantle?" he
asked Junior. He reached below the counter and brought out a
card that showed Mantle standing at the left side of the plate as if
he were waiting for a pitch. "Without all those injuries he would
have been the Home Run King."
"What do you think of the Strikeout Sportscard Shop?" Fred
asked Junior as they walked out onto the sidewalk.
* "I don't think I'd buy anything from that guy," Junior said,
"and you probably should doubt what he tells you about the rob-
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to get bananas for the ice cream," Cherry said, "so I went to the
cookie jar for the money around four-thirty. The money was gone.
I guess someone came into the house and took it."
* Holly came walking up with their dog Furball on a leash.
* Brenda told her about the robbery. Sergeant Shurshot asked Holly
what she did after they came back from shopping.
* "I unwrapped the fish and put it on the counter to thaw a
little. Then I went to the basement to read. Shortly after four I put
the fish in the oven and took the dog for a walk. I didn't see any-
body," she said.
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Sergeant Shurshot.
"I don't think that will be necessary. This was an inside job,"
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"I heard the crash of the door in the kitchen," Mr. Boinkt said
as he stood in the dining-room doorway holding the icepack to
his head. Then I heard my wife falling down when the thugs hit
her from behind. There were two of them. They never said a word
and they wore masks. I turned to run, but they caught me from
behind and knocked me out cold. They went upstairs to the wall
safe in our bedroom. They took my wife's jewels and about $200
in cash."
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over here with my gun, but they were gone."
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1. Stimulus; motive IN
2. True identity concealed or disguised IN
3. Reliable; never wrong IN
4. Establishment providing food and
lodging IN
5. Itemized list of goods IN
6. Unafraid; bold; fearless IN
7. Person who meddles in others' affairs IN
8. Abnormal inability to sleep IN
9. To receive as an heir IN
10. Person confined to an institution or
asylum IN
11. Feebleness; weakness IN
12. Measure of length; equal to '/12 foot IN
13. To hurt or inflict physical harm IN
14. Inactive; without power to move IN
15. To examine by formal questioning IN
16. Very young child; baby IN
17. To sit on and hatch, as in eggs IN
18. Raging fire; hellish IN
19. Deep violet-blue IN
20. The Hoosier state IN
21. Group of foot soldiers IN
22. Legally charge with a crime IN
23. Colored liquid used for writing IN
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1. To dismiss; to from school EX
2. The way out EX
3. Free from obligation; excused EX
4. "Bill and Ted's Adventure" EX
5. Overstate; make something better than
it is EX
6. More or better than normal EX
7. Test or quiz EX
8. Process to discover something unknown EX
9. Facial movement that reveals thoughts EX
10. Minimize; apologize EX
11. Second book of the Old Testament EX
12. Costly; high priced EX
13. Prolonged banishment EX
14. Precise; accurate EX
15. King Arthur's sword EX
16. E.T. is one; alien being EX
17. Enlarge; grow EX
18. Great fatigue or weariness EX
19. Highway for high-speed traffic EX
20. One who carries out death penalty EX
21. To send goods from one country to
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22. Not an introvert EX
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1. Wet, boggy ground QU
2. A group of four QU
3. Bedcover stitched in patterns QU
4. Sound a duck makes QU
5. Shake; tremble QU
6. Not noisy; hushed QU
7. Angry dispute OU
8. Wet, deep sand deposit QU
9. Most powerful chess piece QU
10. State of uncertainty; dilemma QU
11. Society of Friends member QU
12. Imposed isolation QU
13. Small game bird QU
14. Stone or slate is excavated from this QU
15. Nazi collaborator; traitor QU
16. Drink deeply and heartily QU
17. Peculiarity QU
18. Question; inquiry QU
19. Line up QU
20. Pleasingly odd and old-fashioned QU
21. Subdue;allay QU
22. Malaria treatment QU
23. Yellowish apple-shaped fruit QU
24. Football team leader QU
25. Witty remark QU
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1. Erratic, eccentric, irrational (slang) WA
2. Thin, crisp cracker WA
3. Apple, celery, and walnut mixture WA
4. Carry or propel lightly WA
5. Female who serves restaurant patrons WA
6. Four-wheeled vehicle WA
7. Child without home or friends WA
8. Massive sea animal of the seal family WA
9. Small kangaroo WA
10. Roundish nut with two-lobed shell WA
11. Unchaste; lewd WA
12. Person looking on at a dance WA
13. Yellow substance secreted by bees WA
14. Fleshy flap of skin hanging from throat WA
15. Person's supply of clothes WA
16. Frame with ridged metal used for
cleaning WA
17. Sing like a bird WA
18. Path taken by North American Indians
on warlike expedition WA
19. First U.S. president WA
20. Sorcerer; wizard WA
21. Longing or urge to travel WA
22. Ballroom dance WA
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1. Darkness cast upon a surface SH
2. Frozen watered fruit juice and sugar SH
3. English dramatist and poet; bard of Avon SH
4. Onionlike plant used for flavoring SH
5. Person who uses unethical or tricky
methods SH
6. Fragment; broken piece SH
7. Cloth used to wrap corpse for burial SH
8. Neglect; evade an obligation SH
9. Shell fragments scattered by explosion SH
10. Fraud; imitation or counterfeit SH
11. Tomb of saint or revered person SH
12. British silver coin SH
13. Gesture indicating indifference SH
14. County's chief law enforcement officer SH
15. Plant; bush SH
16. Bunch of cut stalks of grain SH
17. Young pig SH
18. Used in baked goods SH
19. Sharp, piercing cry or scream SH
20. Small, long-tailed crustacean SH
21. Nagging, evil-tempered woman SH
22. Scrupulously avoid SH
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1. Written expression, usually rhyming PO
2. White, translucent, hard earthenware PO
3. Spirit; ghost PO
4. Device measuring pulse; lie detector PO
5. To cook unbroken egg in water PO
6. Hawaiian food made of mashed taro root PO
7. Pope or high priest PO
8. Flat portable case used for carrying PO
9. Yellow powderlike cells on flower
stamens PO
10. Animal covered with sharp spines PO
11. Painting of person, usually the face PO
12. Position of body parts PO
13. Popular card game PO
14. Nonsense (slang) PO
15. Hairdo; hair swept high off forehead PO
16. Fast dance using specific music PO
17. Body of men who assist sheriff PO
18. The North Star PO
19. Leading Communist Party committee PO
20. Former mail delivery system using
horses PO
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• 1. Authoritative order or command MA
* 2. Small South American monkey MA
* 3. Short love poem that can be set to music MA C
* bite MA
* 13. Tract of low, wet soft land MA
* 14. Tragedy by Shakespeare MA
* 15. Long distance or endurance contest MA
* 16. Care of fingernails MA
* 17. Rhythmic ballroom dance MA
* 18. Cocktail made of gin and dry vermouth MA
* 19. Purple and red mixture MA
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* 2. Longing for something long ago NO
* 3. Eleventh month of calendar year NO
4. Cut in edge or surface NO
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The snowing had just begun, but the bitter winter wind forced Dr.
* J. L. Quicksolve to grab his hat with one hand and hold his collar
closed with the other as he got out of his VW Beetle and walked
past the ice-frosted car in the driveway. He walked carefully up
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"Tell me about your robbery, Miss Forkton," Dr. Quicksolve
said as he took off his coat. Miss Forkton took his coat and laid it
on top of her own fur coat on a chair next to the phone table.
"Well, I just got home a few minutes ago. When I came in the
door and saw my safe open," she said, pointing to an open wall
safe, "Iwent straight to the phone and called you. I am glad you
could get here so fast."
"Yes, we may have a hot trail for such a cold night," Quicksolve
mused.
"I had a fortune in jewels stolen, Dr. Quicksolve. I don't think
this is a good time for jokes!" she said.
"I agree with you one hundred percent. So why did you bring
me out on such a cold night for this joke of yours, Miss Forkton?"
the detective asked.
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the usual prank. It contained a small piece of plastic that was a bit
of casing from a cylinder of dynamite.
Dr. Quicksolve had taken steps to protect himself. He left his
VW Beetle parked on the street as a temptation for the would-be
bomber. He set up a video camera in his upstairs window to watch
his car through the night and keep a taped record.
Others were watching too. Sergeant Rebekah Shurshot drove
the unmarked police car through the dark neighborhood. Officer
Longarm sat beside her. They were going to drive by Dr.
Quicksolve's house "just to see if anything looked suspicious."
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half a block behind Dr. Quicksolve's VW. The car was dark. They
did not realize it was occupied by two men until they were beside
it. The small flame of a lighter flickered up to a cigarette on the
passenger's side.
* "Let's check this out," Sergeant Shurshot said, pulling up in
front of the parked car.
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around to the other side. The driver's window came down. The
"smiling,mustached driver spoke. "Hi. We're lost, and we stopped
to look at our map," he said, holding a map up to prove his point.
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out of the car slowly with your hands up."
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A LEGEND IN HIS OWN MIND
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good when you fall asleep on the shoulder of the -
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boxy, deoxycorticosterone, deoxygenate, deoxyribose, doxy,
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oxygen, oxyhemoglobin, oxymoron, oxysulfide, oxytetracycline,
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culvert, desert, desertion, dessert, disconcert, divert, diverticulitis, diverticulosis,
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extrovert, fertile, fertilizer, filbert, gilbert, hypertension, hyperthermia,
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intertribal, intertropical, intertwine, introvert, invertase, libertarian, libertine,
liberty, nerts, obvert, offertory, overt, overtake, overtax, overthrow, overtime,
overtone, overtop, overtrain, overtrick, overtrump, overture, overturn, pert,
pertain, pertinacious, pertinent, perturb, pertussis, pervert, poverty, property,
puberty, revert, sertularian, stertor, subvert, summertime, supertanker, supertax,
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Dr. Quicksolve suspected Tweeter. Her hearing seemed fine and her music was
not loud enough to drown out the sound of gunshots. The hall was quiet and the
music did not interfere with their conversation. She may have been angry with
Terry for complaining about her music.
Many hearing-impaired people would be able to hear gunshots. Miss
Blossom's Labrador was apparently a "hearing ear dog" who brought her to the
door when Dr. Quicksolve knocked quietly. There is no reason to suspect Miss
Blossom.
INHERITANCE
Dr.Quicksolve wanted to talk to the cousin from North Dakota because he had
already eliminated the niece. The deceased, an only child and a bachelor, could
not have a niece.
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Junior thinks Homer should not be trusted because he sells counterfeit baseball
cards. Mickey Mantle played for the Yankees in 1951, so there cannot be a 1953
rookie card.
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Sergeant Shurshot believes Holly took the money. She thinks Holly made up a
quick alibi because no one with a cat in the house would leave unwrapped fish
on the counter.
TELEPHONE RING
He expected to see a phone or credit card number on the pad that would match
the number belonging to the man in the jacket. Dr. Quicksolve knew that thieves
stand around open phones to listen while people say their card numbers into the
phone. Then these criminals use the numbers to make calls or charge things. This
time, the crook did not get away.
BEN BOINKT
Dr. Quicksolve doubts their story and wonders if Mr. Boinkt was hit at all. How
could the robbers find the safe, open it, and be gone so quickly if Mr. and Mrs.
Boinkt were both unconscious? He thinks Ben Boinkt and Glenda Cheatenhart
killed Mrs. Boinkt.
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At the Mall, 87, 231 Exemplary, 106, 240
At the Movies, 92, 233 "Ex- " puzzles, 155, 244
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Band We'd Like to Hear, 97, Father's Day, 86, 231
234 Favorite, 103, 239
Battleships. Feeling Lucky, 140, 235
See Solitaire Battleships Food for Thought, 194, 247
Beachy-Keen, 146, 237 "Fo-" puzzles, 161, 245
Ben Again, 1 79-1 80, 229
Ben Boinkt, 78-79, 228 G
Betrothal, 104, 239 Gamester, 1 02, 239
By the Numbers, 152, 238 Getting Started, 84, 231
Great Beginnings, 153-1 62, 244-
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Camp Sights, 99, 234 Guess the Theme, 138, 142, 147,
Career Oriented, 193, 247 235-237
Casual Dress, 148, 237 word list for, 230
Charles Darwin, Phone Home,
193,247 H
Check This Out, 85, 231 Hard One to Follow, 194, 247
Circling the Bases, 90, 232 Hinky Pinky, 100, 235
Claude Viciously, 1 89-190, 229 Historical, 108, 241
Clever Whodunits, 1 77-190,
229 I
Coddled Coed, 74-75, 228 In Deep Water, 195,247
Concentration, 109, 241 "In- " puzzles, 1 54, 244
Inheritance, 70-71, 228
D It's About Time, 91, 232
Development, 105, 240 It's Elementary, 141, 236
Dog and Cat Scan, 143, 236
Dr. J. L. Quicksolve, 67
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Rest Is Up to You, 192, 247
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Legend in His Own Mind, 192, Say It Again, Sam, 163-1 65, 246
247 School Supplies, 151,238
Letter Perfect, 13-29, 209-210 "Sh--" puzzles, 158, 244
Life's a Picnic, 94, 233 Shortstop's Bike, 187-188, 229
Lost World, 149, 238 Simpsons, 89, 232
Socks, 80-81, 229
M Solitaire Battleships
"Ma-" puzzles, 160, 245 advanced strategy for, 33
Mazes basic strategy for, 31
More, 125-136, 224-227 Commodore, 166-176,
Tricky, 49-66, 220-224 216-219
Monopoly Game, 96, 234 Ensign, 114-124, 213-216
Murder Between Friends, 68-69, Seaman, 30-48, 211-212
228 Star Wars, 144, 236
Story Builders, 191-195, 247
N Strikeout, 72-73, 228
Nasturtium, 111,242 Surfing the Web, 93, 233
"No-" puzzles, 162, 245
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Oh-Oh, 145,237 Telephone Ring, 76-77, 228
Things That Spin, 98, 234
P Threat, 183-184, 229
Piece a Pizza, 95, 233 Tricky Mazes, 49-66, 220-224
Plunger and Snake, 185-186, Tricky Trios, 5-12, 207-209
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"Wa-" puzzles, 157, 244
Politician, 113,243
Popularity, 107, 240 What You See Is What You Get,
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Whispering, 112, 243
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Pencil in time for these challenging puzzles!
Sharpen your pencil and your wits as you work on all kinds of mind
stumpers. Here's what's in store:
*Join famed Professor of Criminology Dr.J.L. Quicksolve and his son Junior
in solving devious crimes. Each whodunit puzzle includes clues, but
you'll need to think like a detective to crack the case.
*Do you belong in the dictionary hall of fame? See if you're up to the test
with these word games. Come up with all the words you can think of
/ with a certain three-letter sequence, and more!
*Maneuver your way through some of the most tricky and detailed mazes
you'll ever see. Don't worry if you hit a dead end--the answers are easy
to look up!
*Let the ships sink where they may in solitaire battleship puzzles. Inside
an "ocean," represented by a grid, a fleet containing one battleship, two
cruisers, three destroyers, and four submarines waits.The ships can move
either horizontally or vertically--but they never occupy adjacent
squares. Most of the puzzles start you off by revealing the contents of a
-~ few squares.Then, using the number hints and the given ship segments,
you can figure out where the entire enemy fleet is and destroy it.
*If you know about movies, monopoly, and other subjects,
K'prove it with fun word search puzzles. Look for the hidden
words that are written left to right, right to left, up, down,
and diagonally.
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