1. l(ong)evity
2. vichyssoise, swishy vase
3. ba(iti)ng
4. open air, au pair
5. proton
6. open sight, hit the high points, photosensitising
7. bag twine, batwing
8. imagining aim
9. sleigh, slight
10. curry favor, furry caver
11. herd immunity, her dim unity
12. we tear the (atingle, ad
13. burn, Givenchy, bunch, Giverny
14. collar(d); collard, dollar
15. clearance; clean, race
16. DEcor, LEd on; dele
UNco, DOdo; undo
shalOM, alIT; omit
17. llamas, dummies, argyle (S, M, L)
18. Ner Tamid, ante meridian, tamarind tree
19. mezzanine
20. imp(ly)
21. callithump, call it hump
22. untidy, nudity
23. innermost, Minnesota, sensation, native son, Slovenian
24. muskmelon, Elon Musk
25. live, LIV
26. blind date, bland diet
27. m(ark)ing
28. okay tangles
29. lead time, deli meat
30. vale, Vella Lavella
31. seldom, models
32. pistou, pea soup
33. turbitudes, distribute
34. arson, sonar
35. reusing, sui generis, unerringness
36. (foof)(ara)w
37. horse, horn
38. sodalist (soda list)
39. sp(l)it up
40. goad, lone, gone, load
41. cris(i/p)s
42. de(if)(I)ed
43. shoelace; he, solace
44. chameleon, camellia
45. right, write, Rite
consonantcy; cost, no, Nancy
oblong, belong, boiling, belying
F
PIE
CENTS
SINATRA
CIRCLES
PENCILS
FINALLY
ETTES
SRS
A
46. AL DESKO, SOAKED, ASKED, SKED
47. baseball player (B as EB, all-P layer)
48. niche, quiche; niche, kitsch
49. ONager, ELder, INtend, ERSatz; one-liners
50. basil icon, bale ad
51. Barbary Coast
52. doggerel, laud, dogged, laurel
53. solenoid, eidolons
54. demon(et)ize
55. ca(rr)y
56. tyro's inequalities
57. impregnate, permeating
58. ne(ver min)d
59. somewhat, the Show Me State
60. saint, Anastasia
61. far from it
62. (s)patter
63. pe(scat)(aria)n
64. camel/lia
65. refill, lifer
66. hyalite, highlight; hyalite, jai alai; highlight, jai alai
67. tortilla, littoral
68. Buster Keaton, Custer beaten
69. Morse code, Mrs. Cody
70. Escher, easy chair
71. labeling, Belgian, genial, glean
72. n(o/i)ncom
73. coopera(t/g)e
74. Socrates, SAT score
75. rivers, reverse
76. scamp, sm. cap
77. honestly, on the sly
78. tag(l)ine
79. was tampered
80. Istanbul, tintinnabulist
81. BARbary, TEte, REDredge; bartered
82. coalitionist, solicitation
83. Greekess, ekes, England, green glands
84. Italian
85. hot sauce
86. You cannot step into the same river twice.
87. our far-flung correspondents
88. The Devil's Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce
89. glutton for punishment
90. me, myself, and I
F-1. T
SUP
TAXIS
AURELIA
UNFADABLE
ONETHOUSAND
F-2. STEELWARE PROTESTER
CARAVANER LAVALIERE
ANATOLIAN OVERSPENT
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
F-3. G
KIX
NERFS
SUNDIAL
OLDYELLER
SPREADEAGLE
F-4. STCKBLL
THRNLCST
GRNDCNTRL
CMBRDGHXGN
RSRT DNTS
FTRT CHRR
TRBN RVST
SSLT PCLR
HDNC LCNN
RTHRNLGNDS
NPRTNSTRM
SLNTTRST
DSPSSSS
F-5. L
BT
CCN
PSHS
PSTNL
CSTLLN
BCHNLND
LTNSLNDS
F-6. MONSTER
FORENAME
HALFBAKED
GIRLFRIEND
BIDE LADE
DAVE SHIN
RULE PINS
ELSA FANG
SLAB FACT
EATOUTSIDE
ACROPHOBE
THESTARS
SEETOIT
F-7. WAS
PANTS
MISTYPE
ACHEMEM
TOONIES
TUNED
TAD
F-8. PASCAL
ASTHMA
STRIPS
CHIVES
AMPERE
LASSES
F-9. L
ME
GIF
WEST
AITCH
ANTARA
WITCHEN
GETAHEAD
MISCREATE
LEFTHANDER
F-10. LANDSAT
AVERAGE
NEWSMEN
DRSEUSS
SAMURAI
AGESAGO
TENSION
E-1. Neither the world nor I will ever be the same after losing John Lewis - my heart hurts. Tybre Faw
E-2. Autobiography is an unrivaled vehicle for telling the truth about other people. Philip Guedalla
E-3. If liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. G. Orwell
E-4. It is a serious thing
Just to be alive
On this fresh morning
In this broken world.
Mary Oliver
E-5. New online pedagogy requires synchronous and asynchronous components, formerly Known as live and recorded parts.
E-6. If you accept a dance with the devil, be sure to bring the right shoes. Larry Brooks
E-7. I am invisible, understand, simply because people refuse to see me. Ralph Ellison
E-8. Fifty dollars a month can't hardly buy shoe polish for a centipede. Neil Bissoondath
E-9. It Is what you must wear when your mom feels cold (sweater)
E-10. Imagination rules the world. Napoleon Bonaparte
E-11.Smile to that future and it will smile back to you. Yoko Ono
X-1. CRuFFSMOB
HEALRLEER
ACTUALTBA
TITANALAS
SPANGLISH
LENDLATKE
ESCMANTEL
GRANIALTO
SINASHEST
ROT sixteen "yes" --> "oui"
X-2. ASHTRAY
COCOICE
HFEDORA
ETAOVER
HASHISH
AMESTEC
LINEARH
ONEALIA
TOOTHED
C-1. Observation by Oscar Wilde: Life is never fair, and perhaps it is a good thing for most of us that it is not.
C-2. A chicken crossing the road is poultry in motion. You've heard of alphabet soup? Get ready for Times New Ramen!
C-3. If you attack the establishment long enough and hard enough, they will make you a member of it. Art Buchwald
C-4. There are two types of people in this world: those who can extrapolate from incomplete information.
C-5. Those in line to see famous leaning tower are unruly. Docent chides, "when in Italy, mind your Pisan queues."
C-6. Japanese judge adjourns jury, enjoys fajitas, juleps. Jurist's Jaguar trajectory injures jogging janitor.
C-7. Hifalutin proverbs: hubris antedates gravity-impelled plunge. Minuscule erudition jeopardizes security.