10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRUCIVERBAL»
Discover the use of
cruciverbal in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cruciverbal and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Flight of Icarus: Novel
I am of cruciverbal origin. ICARUS Cruciverbal? LN It's true, you couldn't
understand. Aren't you hungry? ICARUS Indeed I am, since this thing I'm drinking
is called an aperitif. LN Then we'll go and have dinner. Are you going to invite me
?
LN Cruciverbal. DOCTOR Cruciverbal? LN It's true, you couldn't understand. But I
love Icarus, and this is the first time that anything has come between us.
DOCTOR If you are of different origins, perhaps your union would be ill-matched?
During their fiftieth anniversary celebration, the prestigious Cruciverbal Club plans on holding a contest for the country's most skilled crossword puzzle experts, with a fifty-thousand-dollar prize at stake, but the event is overshadowed ...
4
Princeton Alumni Weekly
Huddled around long tables, we pack a hotel ballroom, at first chattering noisily
about all things cruciverbal. The room will become utterly silent once the solving
begins.Competing in five skill divisions (in addition to age and geographic ...
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Simon & Schuster Crossword Puzzle Book
Editor John M. Samson promises another year of prime cruciverbal wizardry that
will keep your brow furrowed and your mind spinning. So get out your pens or
pencils, sharpen your wits, and get ready for months of brain-teasing fun! HHHMl
...
6
Simon & Schuster Super Crostics Book #6
The world's first and longest-running crossword series continues its tradition of all
brand-new and totally original puzzles, constructed by top experts in the field.
Editor John M. Samson promises another year of prime cruciverbal wizardry that
...
Thomas H. Middleton, 2002
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Simon and Schuster Super Crossword Book #7
The world's first and longest-running crossword series continues its tradition of all
brand-new and totally original puzzles, constructed by top experts in the field.
Editor John M. Samson promises another year of prime cruciverbal wizardry that
...
Eugene T. Maleska, John M. Samson, 1992
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Simon & Schuster Mega Crossword Puzzle Book #10
... ever printed. today, more than eighty years later, Simon & Schuster's legendary
crossword puzzle book series maintains its status as the standard-bearer for
cruciverbal excellence. This series continues to provide the most challenging,
fresh, ...
9
Simon and Schuster Crossword Puzzle Book: 50 ...
The world's first and longest-running crossword series continues its tradition of all
brand-new and totally original puzzles, constructed by top experts in the field.
Editor John M. Samson promises another year of prime cruciverbal wizardry that
...
10
Savage Crosswords: 50 All-Original Ultrahard Puzzles - The ...
Editor John M. Samson promises a prime collection of cruciverbal wizardry for the
new millennium. Savage Crosswords, our new series of ultrahard original
crossword puzzles, promises to break your brain and leave you smarting for more
.
James Savage, John M. Samson, 2001
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CRUCIVERBAL»
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cruciverbal is used in the context of the following news items.
Wordplay | Emulate an Esne
Stop and smell the cruciverbal roses while you have the puzzle in front of you. It might push you to finally try a fun and interesting puzzle like Mr. «New York Times, Jun 15»
Wordplay | Back on Track
Walk away from your cruciverbal nemesis and come back to it after your brain has unclenched. You may find that things fall into place more ... «New York Times, Apr 15»
More Than a Joke
I noticed that the original joke almost split into four 15-letter entries; if the wording could somehow be tweaked, the joke would be cruciverbal ... «New York Times, Apr 15»
ACPT 2015: And the Winner Is …
The final puzzle was by Byron Walden, and the subtitle for the puzzle was “A final test of your cruciverbal skills from the guy who brought the ... «New York Times, Mar 15»
British Bit of Headwear
Barry C. Silk is back, and he will go down in cruciverbal history as the man who taught me that I still have things to learn when it comes to British ... «New York Times, Feb 15»
Midwest Capitals
... constructors wrestle with when building a puzzle is where to place the theme in the grid without shooting themselves in the cruciverbal foot. «New York Times, Feb 15»
Puzzle the Blogging
WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — It's tough to construct and edit a midweek puzzle. Your theme can't really turn too many cruciverbal somersaults, lest ... «New York Times, Feb 15»
Keeping Up Appearances
The upshot is more or less the cruciverbal correlative of Stephen Colbert's “truthiness” metric. It's not enough for a clue to be right—it also has to ... «The Nation., Feb 15»
Nailed the Test
I meant that life is too short to quibble about exact grid specifications when you can just enjoy the cruciverbal ride. This is a theme that is both ... «New York Times, Feb 15»
Everyone Pays Their Own Way
To my eyes, the juxtaposition of the big T and the smaller, upside-down T at the bottom looked like the cruciverbal version of Narcissus gazing ... «New York Times, Jan 15»
