R-1. sod(a mica) (pal in Rome...awesome)
R-2. OURS
R-3. geard(ag)um
R-4. aubergine (Goldberg in E)
R-5. cotillion, Cotillard
R-6. mustachio, pistachio
R-7. we, well-beaten
R-8. OURS
R-9. OURS
R-10. refrigerator
R-11. Zantac laws, Santa Claus
R-12. OURS
R-13. jolt, Robt
R-14. que sera, sera; case of raw syrah
R-15. 'n', megaphone
R-16.
R-17. Solve as anagram or cryptogram, either one.
R-18. OURS
R-19. OURS
R-20. PSDS, pierced ears
R-21. asharp, bro
R-22. am(bigram)
1. g(am)in
2. rename, may near
3. Animal House; mull, how, anise
4. OURS
5. OURS
6. Danica Patrick
7. boysenberries; poison, buries
8. OURS
9. inro, Ned (in R-one, D - from palindrome)
10. OURS
11. Miss Universe Pageant
12. pizza pie
13. wigwam, magi
14. OURS
15. nice, Eva Marie, naive, summary
16. OURS
17. rantipoles, ils ne passeront pas
18. auks, skua
19. bar knew flight, freewheeling letter bank
20. pregnant, pre-gnat
21. OURS
22. forgot Herve, Lars
23. S(ici)ly
24. OURS
25. Mojave Desert; made, over, jest
26. roller coaster; role, eco- stir
27. spo(r)t; ghost, hoist
28. to help, loop-the-loop
29. OURS
30. (s)lipstick
31. (i/e)mpress
32. Sandra Dee, Andrade
33. OURS
34. (e/w)atery
35. OURS
36. guer(i)don
37. no ill imam rasps "arm a million"
38. s(orc)eries
39. anodyne; Andy, one
40. OURS
41. OURS
42. O Bolbitine
43. detestable
44. bad credit, debit card
45. tourmaline, mountain laurel, multimillionaire
46. shapeliest telepathists
47. OURS
KU-1 Bachelot, bachelor
48. marscapone, Roman pace, on camera, Cameron, Corman
49. (s/f)alsify
50. oak, ochre
51. A student, teal, astute, dental
52. Lucifer
53. emoticon
54. My Big Redneck Vacation
55. National Rifle Association
56. Jack the Giant Slayer
F-1. CCCC
AAAA
TTTT
F-2. SSE
TOT
ALI
LAM
ARG
CPA
TAL
INA
TET
ELS
F-3. PRSTL
RTCHD
SCTRS
THRST
LDSTR
F-4. PRPSS
RPRTR
PRSNG
STNDN
SRGNT
F-5. AVIDDAY
ISENRAY
ITHELAY
URATJAY
ANISRAY
URDSCAY
IPPOHAY
F-6. OURS
F-7. BOU
PORTS
HEDONIC (boustrophedonic)
X-1. Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct, not tried it. D. Knuth
X-2. MDA CCE ELC CMA
IIE AAD BAA MAJ
HAI LAECEFAABIA
AMAALAACAALAAMA
EBE ACICM
EIDE LIH AELE
DEII CIE IDEACK
ACE FLL AKE LIE
DIIDIG ICE EAME
GAEB EEC GAME
AIDEM DEI
FAMILIAIBEEDCEM
AIALLELEAGE DEG
ALG AAA MAG LAA
AEI EED BIG EEM
X-3. Rain wasn't quite falling yet, but it had scheduled an appointment. Ian Rankin
X-4. One can never consent to creep when one feels an impulse to soar. Helen Keller
X-5. OURS
X-6. Do you not know, my son, with how little wisdom the world is governed? A. Oxenstierna
X-7. I'd rather bludgeon Darwin with a claw hammer than evolve into you. Ian Rankin
X-8. The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.
X-9. I have always wished for my computer to be as easy to use as my telephone; my wish has come true because I can no longer figure out how to use my telephone. Stroustrup
X-10. OURS
C-1. OURS
C-2. Cryptogram editor shows mercy for our members, nixes submission written in Klingon, even as a Ralf.
C-3. Although it lacks sheepish humans, Texas produces more wool than any other state from its ovine flocks.
C-4. Good game players know the leaden rule: do unto your opponent as you would not have your opponent do unto you.
C-5. Pithy saying from Nook carrying case: "Books, like friends, should be few and well-chosen." Samuel Paterson
C-6. Capitalize first initial of "Bactrian Camel" or "Dromedary," turn it on its left side. It shows how many humps.
C-7. Is my ba or my ka my id? Alternatively, consider different cultures' consciousness breakdowns orthogonal.