R-1.
R-2. no-no, dodo
R-3. abase
R-4.
R-5. (ellipse)s
R-6.
R-7.
R-8.
R-9.
R-10.
R-11. Except in April, cryptogram writers cannot code one letter as two different letters, or as itself.
1. Harold, Roald Dahl
2. unmans, sea anemone
3. intolerant (into LE, rant)
4. OURS
5. apprentices, rent, end, appendices
6. howl in makeup
7. printer 'za - RI, MA
8. (st)able (ST out)
9. fur-lined coat, election fraud, Florida recount, ultraconfident, funeral director, fettuccini Alfredo
10. caboodle, canoodle
11. the radio star
12. soul of wit; whoa, love, sit
13. OURS
14. university, diversity
15. rest/aged
16. ca(lo)ries
17. disambiguation; DIther, SAMBar, IGUApe, TIger, ONce
18. co-parent; cop, a, rent
19. OURS
20. chthonic; CHopin, THunder, ONce, ICon
21. coulombs; cool, ohms
22. hysterical,characteristically
23. (cute - cut E) app(e)al
24. triangle, right angle
25. I am Mars, Iammars
26. spaceman; SPAtula, CEMent, ANthem
27. often Bach, Offenbach
28. OURS
29. there is no weight in space
30. Lego, Eggo
31. for(a)ged; foraged, for aged
32. a pitchfork's end, pocket-handkerchiefs, the Prince of Darkness
33. greatly, Earl Grey tea
34. OURS
35. Pompeii; ape, mop
36. mispronunciation manuscript
37. marbliest, millilamberts, timber rattlers, rememberabilities
38. the IRS, theirs
KU-1.
39. Dara Howell wins gold
40. Marielle Thompson
41. Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse
42. Bitcoin
43. OURS
44. kidney stone
F-1. XANAX
ABABA
NATAN
ABABA
XANAX
F-2. AF R I C A
S PO O K Y
J E RO M E
V I R IL E
B A G E LS
F-3. RALFPOLIO
OCULARIST
CANALETTO
STATELESS
F-4. BRVTSTHSLFWT
TTHMNNRBRD
CLDCMFRT
LGMNTS
SNRD
RS
X-1. Bimbio: N. The fictional data on the back side of a Playboy centerfold. When Sniglets Ruled the Earth
X-2. OURS
X-3. Beef, gin, prudence, wit? He's a real Brit.
X-4. Wee, sleekit, cow'rin, tim'rous beastie,
O, what a panic's in thy breastie!
Thou need na start awa sae hasty
Wi bickering brattle! R. Burns
X-5. A nye of pheasants, even as it is a gaggle of geese or a badling of ducks, a fall of woodcock or a wisp of snipe.But a covey of pheasants. What sort of talk is that? Arthur Conan Doyle
X-6. April is a promise that May is bound to keep. Hal Borland
X-7. SANDALFEASTS
EMORTARPRTSA
ANVILSAERIAL
REEVESCLIFFS
CANEMIAOVLAA
HOARSESTEERS
SWAMPSCAPSID
ULMIRCOYOTER
DEODARSOLACE
STUDIOSCILLA
ESNLNLENTILR
RETELLTRENDY
C-1. ...understand
that a poet may not exist, that his writings
are the incomplete circle and straight drop
of a question mark.
C-2. Saying "I am not awake" disproves that sentence. Ditto with classic Pink Floyd lyric, "We don't need no education."
C-3. The first female politician elected to both houses of Congress was Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine.
C-4. Editor, swamped by surfeit of mailed crypts, pleads for respite, unable to handle so many letters.
C-5. Computer-generated fer-de-lance icon cannot uncoil; diagnosis: e-reptile dysfunction. Re: Viperagra
C-6. We swell fellows sell fewer flowers or loose fowls, so we offer followers less roses or, worse, free owls.
C-7. Truth be told, prevaricators often utilize partial realistic facts during their fabrications of fantasy.