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I also noticed some tough-for-Monday fill in ACCRA, EFTS, and ROUE crossing three proper names ( KROC, RONA, and PHOEBE).Īnd that’s about it. I’m thinking LOUD TIE feels more green paintish than a real in-the-language phrase.

Too bad CONSCIENTIOUS PERSON WHO DOESN’T WANT TO SPREAD COVID IN THEIR COMMUNITY didn’t fit instead. I suppose if one is doing some welding then maybe, but when I search for images of pipe fitters, very few of them have masks on. Pretty straightforward, but I’m not so sure if PIPE FITTER fits (haha). Kevin Christian & Andrea Carla Michaels.Kevin Christian & Andrea Carla Michaels’s Wall Street Journal crossword, “Saving Face”-Jim P’s reviewįor Halloween, our theme consists of people in masks. I’m curious if this puzzle would have run on a Monday if not for the holiday? But given how well it ties in and how smart the theme is, I’m glad the team made this choice. I think that’s a fair criticism, and there are a few other places ( ASTOR/SNOOT and the ELAN/ESTD areas) that weren’t really Monday smooth. When my mom solved today’s puzzle, she got truly stuck at the ERSE/HODOR/ATHOS and had to look up the crosses (she also refuses to say that EMO RAP is a thing). I ended up with a fairly average Monday time, but that’s definitely due to my knowledge of both crosswordese and Game of Thrones. The other long answers in HARPER LEE and IN ANY CASE are nice too. But this puzzle has great two long answers that run through three different theme answers in STEPSTOOL and NOT UP TO IT. It’s a very tight theme set, which can mean that the fill can suffer due to lack of choices. I didn’t know the term DEAD LETTERS, but it’s easy enough to guess from the clue. It does make DOOMSCROLLS the odd man out theme-wise, but it’s such a fun colorful phrase that I don’t mind at all. I think part of this was because DOOMSCROLLS uses “scrolls” as a verb, as opposed to SCARE QUOTES and DEAD LETTERS where they’re nouns. I realized while I was solving that the phrases were all eerie, but I didn’t see the writing connection until I got to the revealer. So in a nutshell, it’s a phrase with a Halloween-y word combined with something that could be written. New York Times, 10 31 2022, By Emily Carroll

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