Today’s Newsday Saturday Stumper, by Lester Ruff, is. Is less rough, that is. Gimmes abound: 8-D, four letters, “Whom Sam calls ‘Miss’”; 44-A, three letters, “Name associated with fins”; 48-A, four letters, “‘Garden of Earthly Delights’ depiction.”
My favorite clue-and-answer pairs:
7-D, five letters, “Backs up when one shouldn’t.” A clever way to clue a familiar crossword answer.
27-A, five letters, “No time at all.” You don’t often hear the answer in conversation these days.
30-A, three letters, “It’s just above 4.” Excellent!
38-A, fourteen letters, “Second album with ‘All My Loving.’” Why? Just because. But “Because” is on a later album.
And a clue whose answer I could not understand, until I just did: 24-D, seven letters, “She’s repurposed heaters.”
No spoilers: the answers are in the comments.
Saturday, February 29, 2020
Today’s Saturday Stumper
By Michael Leddy at 8:10 AM
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ILSA. ABE. EDEN.
ABETS. TRICE. GHI. (As on a telephone dial or keypad.) MEETTHEBEATLES.
THERESA, the letters of heaters repurposed.
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