1. OURS
2. cripes, scrip
3. Durante, unrated
4. tzatziki, AK
5. bar(e/f)ly
6. apparent; app, parent; apparent, parent; app/aren't
7. estimating, enigmatist
8. igloo, glue
9. (b/g)ristle
10. (mattam)ore
11. just, jujutsu
12. cheat, thrill, chill, threat
13. OURS
14. Els use tees
15. cat prison, coconspirator
16. cat prison, caparison
17. cat prison, nonparticipants
18. leopard, paroled; convinced, convicted; certain, incarcerate
19. o(r)bit
20. allegorist, legislator
21. sleepy, please
22. psalm, slim
23. corm, Morocco
24. Bruins, ruin; Devils, evil; Rangers, anger; Islanders, slander
25. Bogota, Tobago
26. devastating; staved, giant
27. landlord (L and L or D)
28. OURS
29. repairer; (re: P, airer)
30. a, b, or c; abort
31. soapier, prosopopoeia
32. win, dowsing; window sing
33. dines out, destitution
34. propitiation, ran
35. cats are running, rats are cunning
36. OURS
37. sloven, on one's sleeve
38. navies, invasiveness
39. o(ra)cular
40. dinghy, dingy, ding, din, in, I
41. bear, bare
42. sequential inequalities
43. OURS
44. ingest, signet, tinges
45. OURS
46. cara(v/m)el
47. Sanaa, Sn
48. quest, suet
49. guard, gourd
50. OURS
51. go over, hoover
52. plural, pearl; pearl, purl; purl, purr
53. it's blue, subtleties, Teletubbies
54. pie chart, Chapter I
55. OURS
56. misdone, dimensions
57. OURS
58. organzine, organize
59. unascribed, bread and circuses
60. the Oscars
61. Brevity is the soul of wit
F-1. STRATA
THOMAS
ROYALS
AMABLE
TALLIS
ASSESS
F-2. LIP LOU
NONET PAWNS
WORKREFERENCES
ICEBREAKERGAME
TALLINNESTONIA
LEONA SEANS
ITS SLY
F-3. TAFT
BUSH
POLK
FORD
F-4. OURS
F-5. OURS
F-6. TRACTATE
RUTHENIA
ATWITTER
CHINREST
TETRARCH
ANTEROOM
TIESCORE
EARTHMEN
F-7. MS
RUTS
BESETS
CONCERTS
PHONOPORES
CHINESEBOXES
CHINESENEWYEAR
F-8. SPICAS
WABASH
APERCU
TUREEN
CLIENT
HEARTS
F-9. WHSTLRSMTHR
NCLTMSCBN
CHRLSNT
SNCTR
GKS
S
F-10. ACERBATES
LAVALIERE
PRESIDENT
SERENADES
F-11. Z A N E G R E Y
E M U L A T E
R E G G I E
O R G A N
T I E R
O C T
L A
R E N
N E R D
R A D A R
H U M A N E
R E B E C C A
P A S Y S T E M
F-12. OURS
F-13. SUMAC
POLAR
IGLOO
ALTUS
ACROSTICS
WRITE
ATILT
YEARN
SMYTH
F-14. FF
ORAS
TWENTY
NINETEEN
PEDANT
ROSS
MY
F- 15. OURS
X-1. BESIDERCRUMB
ETAGEREOPLOY
SATELADMITIT
TLIBIGAPERSE
BASEBALLBATS
EIFFELEIBAED
TNYIRAEMIGRE
SUITABLENESS
CTOSTRINGNHE
RETRIALTODOR
ORALNDUEEAST
DOSAGEODISTS
X-2. She spoke with the kind of remarkable fluency where you could see the semicolons in her speech. Patterson
X-3. One of the most striking differences between a cat and a lie is that a cat has only nine lives. Mark Twain
X-4. OURS
X-5. OURS
X-6. The older a man gets, the farther he had to walk to school as a boy.
X-7. There is nothing like being wanted or being welcomed, being valued. Connelly
X-8. Life is like a dogsled team...if you're not the lead dog, the scenery never changes. Grizzard
C-1. I brandy words. I beat around the ambush. For all intents and porpoises, I'm mad as a marsh hare. (after Mrs. Malaprop)
C-2. Steven Wright quip: "I rented a lottery ticket. I won a million dollars but I had to give it back."
C-3. What has four letters, sometimes has nine, and never has five. That is not a question but a statement.
C-4. What I if told you you read this sentence wrong? What word does everybody always spell wrong? W-R-O-N-G.
C-5. In my country we have a saying: "The more things change, the less they stay the same." Not catchy, but true!
C-6. Hollywood has announced the sequel of Groundhog Day and plans to just rerelease the original film.
C-7. Antiquated classroom blackboards replaced by dry-erase whiteboards; faculty reaction: "remarkable!"