1. ground rule double; drowned ghoul. Rubble
2. OURS
3. reindeer, rain gear
4. OURS
5. arsenic, increase, scariness, necessaries, Renaissance
6. OURS
7. s(a/o)lve
8. (pro/con)vince
9. OURS
10. (s)quirt
11. OURS
12. venu(e)s
13. bur oak, kookaburra
14. send, Sunday, sine die
15. numerosity, mysteriousness
16. mon/os/syl/lab/ic
17. Burma, rumba
18. OURS
19. gist, Hengist
20. we(d/l)ded
21. convert, vertical, conical
22. Went(z)
23. Al/bre/cht/dur/er
24. Nets, Tennessee
25. sour, susurrous
26. lam, lamb; farro, farrow; foaled, fold
27. gnocchi, unique, Yukon, Kenya, Cuyuni, on cue
28. OURS
29. fermenter; firm, enter
30. Pound/stone; weight, Wait
31. silence, science
32. candi(e)d
33. desucration, under consideration, United States district court
34. torch pine, to protect the innocent
35. wife, Wi-Fi
36. OURS
37. dominate, adamant
38. becalm, Malbec
39. ORB
LAY
DYE
40. Love Me Tender, Denver omelet
41. champ/Agnes
42. Epps, pupal
43. t(w)eak
44. almond, lemonade
45. Tilsit, rap, Helter; The Rail-Splitter
46. pick a unique wine (picayune equine)
47. video game, give a demo, aged movie
48. OURS
49. j(o)ust
50. minarets, Eastern time
51. coster, miracle, coracle, mister
52. Marie Antoinette, reanimation
53. intrusted, detritus, dustier, rusted, trued
54. ret fan (N after)
55. OURS
56. south, Ouse; outhouses
57. bully; sully, belly, burly, bulky, bulls
58. fete champetre; fee, temper, chat
59. actorly, Toyota Corolla
60. Mesa bus, Mesabi; was a bus, wasabi
61. College Inn, collagen
62. escargot, Argo, row, escrow
63. core, real, coal
64. Tet rad, tetrad
65. pinky, keeping
66. Goldwater, dog-eat-dog world
67. reign, reengineering
68. May call you tsar (make all Us R)
69. grandma, Grandmaster
70. OURS
71. port of call, court of Paul
72. hawser, saw her
73. OURS
74. except, septic
75. Pietro Mascagni’s Cavalleria rusticana
76. actor/director Tommy Wiseau
77. The Thomas Fire
78. Winter Storm Grayson
79. Senator Doug Jones
80. OURS
81. sexual misconduct
82. Roy Moore
F-1. CRPTC
RCTNR
PTHTC
TNTTV
CRCVRBLST
BBBMR
LBQRQ
SMRSM
TRQMD
F-2. SPHMRC
PLMBRR
HMBRWS
MBRSNS
RRWNDW
CRSSWRDPZZL
DSSRTS
PSLMST
ZRMSTL
ZTSTRS
LSTLSS
F-3. UNDERPAR
NAUSEATE
DUSTMITE
ESTROGEN
REMOTEST
PAIGEITE
ATTESTER
REENTERS
F-4. B
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B IS HOP CALI FOR NI A
C ON FOR ME D
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F-5. CON
K NE E
CON NE C TI CUT
E TI C
CUT
F-6. PANDACAR
ANAEROBE
NATATORS
DEADSPOT
ARTSCENE
COOPERIA
ABRONIAS
RESTEASY
F-7. BOUSTRO
NODEHP
TAXEE
KAIN
SMA
SI
R
F-8. SUPERBOWLLII
POWERTRAIN
NEPOTISM
SAGEST
YURT
ES
F-9. GROUNDHOG
HITPARADE
INITIATED
SECONDERS
F-10. PRSDNTLCT
THDRRSVLT
MRTNVNBRN
LSSSSGRNT
F-11. SHEPARD
HAVENEED
EVENTENOR
PENCILTHIN
ANTI SPAS
REEL ACED
DENT HERE
DOHS ORYX
RIPA PEST
NACHOPLATE
SEEREASON
DRYSTOUT
EXTENTS
F-12. WLFGNGMDSMZRT
LDWGVNBTHVN
RNNNGTTLS
STNDCLR
SMNRN
SSD
T
F-13. OURS
F-14. OSCARS
CORNET
TOYOTA
ANIMUS
VENIRE
ORGANS
X-1. Mathematicians use the words "elegance", "truth", and "beauty" more than everyone else combined. M. Cook
X-2. If the English language made any sense, lackadaisical would have something to do with a shortage of flowers. Doug Larson
X-3. PIPSQUEAK
I I G O A U B I
ANNULUS PLATOON
M N O I E R L D
BLUEWATER TRAIN
I E E C E E
CONGRATULATIONS
D U I N S
DOCTOR PLAYER
T E N G T
ARMOR HOUSEBOAT
R O M E S N O O
REPLICA UNCANNY
E E N D A Y E S
DISMISSAL
X-4. E E S P X R S (express)
N R P I L A E (plainer)
T A h L i I N
E T I O K L N (Tolkien)
R O N T E S A (senator)
X-5. Spring cleaning tip: burn it all and collect the insurance money. Stephen Colbert
X-6. OURS
X-7. The more I study religions, the more I am convinced that man never worshipped anything but himself. Burton
X-8. She had nine buttons on her nightgown, but she could only fascinate. Homer & Jethro
X-9. The essence of life is statistical improbability on a colossal scale. Richard Dawkins
X-10. It's a strange language in which skating on thin ice can get you into hot water. F. P. Jones
X-11. OURS
X-12.No lie, every time a sneaker is cleaned improperly, a kitten dies. Angie Thomas
C-1. A ham sandwich walks into a bar. "I'm sorry sir," the bartender tells him, "but we don't serve food here."
C-2. "Yesterday I parked my car in a tow-away zone," said Steven Wright. "When I came back the entire area was missing."
C-3. "Maestro Tchaikovsky, we are out of ideas for our musical composition. What should we do?" "Get me the cannon."
C-4. Extra: excited explorer exuberantly excavates extremely excellent exedra example, expects extolment.
C-5. After studying metric prefixes, student foolishly laughs when teacher calls self "sentimental."
C-6. Phonetic portmanteau combines euthanasia with assisted suicide. Pronounce coinage aloud: "eudicide".
C-7. OURS