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Oct. 30–Nov. 5, 2015
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CROSSWORD
CONSTRUCTED BY TOM HOUSTON
EPOCH TIMES STAFF
Across
1. Parts of a code
5. “Goldberg Variations” composer
9. Great Salt Lake’s state
13. On-line conversations
18. Fool
20. South American capital
21. Halloween sights
23. Serf
24. Explosion maker
25. Dress up
26. Bird of Celtic lore
27. Caribbean cruise stop
28. Country doc
32. Can
33. Take action against
34. Biol., e.g.
35. Crag
36. Watch
37. Feed The Children, e.g.
38. Disproven theory of life
45. Level, in London
47. Continental capital
48. Equal
49. Nigerian language
50. Old Jewish scholars
52. Ill-gotten gains
54. Buccaneers’ home
58. Sail support
61. Showy
63. Lacking slack
65. Oyster’s prize
67. Rani’s wear
69. Sixth sense
74. Twelfth Night, vis-à-vis Epiphany
75. Mouse calls
76. Capitol of Texas
77. Paint base
80. Boy, to his madre
82. Admiral’s org.
83. “Baseball Tonight” channel
85. Pop-ups, e.g.
86. Ancestry
88. Catholic topper
92. Driver’s lic. and others
93. Goal of a smear campaign
100. ___-kiri
101. Second son of Abraham
102. Circular, jib, and table ____
103. Cried out like a puppy
105. Trig. function
107. Specialty of some Beijing
restaurants
109. People to hang with
111. More mature
112. ___ few rounds
114. Refuse visitors
117. Buffet
119. Host
120. The easiest way
128. “Walking on Thin Ice” singer
129. Follow
130. Bolt down
131. “Once in Love With ___”
132. ___ mai (dim sum dish)
135. “Acid”
136. Price vs. need fulfillment
142. Irish lake
144. Biblical possessive
145. Mideasterner
146. Martini garnish
147. North of Virginia
148. Ships
149. Sight-related
150. “When hell freezes over!”
151. Pounding parts
KAKURO
All About Baseball
LEADOFF BATTER
LEFT FIELD
LEFT ON BASE
LINE DRIVE
LINEUP
LIT UP
OUT
RIGHT FIELD
ROAD TRIP
ROOKIE
152. “ER” doctor
153. Stains
154. Predicament
Down
1. Some edible fishes
2. French farewell
3. Where testimony is given
4. Ticked
5. Pat on the back?
6. Computer brand
7. Come up with
8. Where the layers are
9. Wrinkly fruit
10. Just right
11. Hit the big time
12. Bayer pain reliever of 1898
13. House cleaner
14. “___ Town Too” (1981 hit)
15. Graduate
16. Trinidad and ____
17. Not quit
19. Center line on a stick figure
20. Separated
22. “The Playboy of the Western
World” author
29. Bad marks
30. Steadfast
31. Cork’s place
39. Spry, in Dixie
CONSTRUCTED
BY EPOCH TIMES STAFF
Kakuro puzzles are like crosswords that use numbers instead of words.
The goal is to fill the blank squares associated with a clue (called
a “run”) with the numbers 1-9 so that the numbers add up to the
corresponding clues. Like Sudoku, digits in a run cannot repeat. When
the grid is filled, the puzzle is complete.
40. Ridge
41. Pitcher Ryan
42. Fixed
43. Italian brandy
44. “Cheers!” and “To your health!”
45. Brit. fliers
46. Up to it
51. Dugong and manatees
53. Tempest in a teapot
55. Not bold
56. Break down, in a way
57. Line made with a compass
59. Indian yogurt dish
60. Sci-fi extra
62. Leonardo
64. Brimless headgear
66. February 29th
68. Holiday ___
70. One of 100 in D.C.
71. Corrodes
72. Gossips at shul
73. Witty fellow
77. ___ Ness monster
78. Buddhist who has attained
Nirvana
79. Pageant crown
81. Really big
84. Wrongdoing
87. Farmer’s association
89. Ayatollah’s land
90. Meet people
EPOCH BLOX
91. “By yesterday!”
94. Medicinal amt.
95. Mystic
96. Keys
97. Of a pelvic bone
98. Chinese Communist Party, e.g.
99. Indian evergreen
104. Plain
106. Rotguts
108. Parked oneself
110. Really evil
113. Retro hairdo
115. Leaves home?
116. Porgy and bass
118. Priest
120. Bound along
121. Boot part
122. Growth
123. Keeps
124. Ultimatum word
125. Hardly colorful
126. Ren’s cartoon pal
127. Parachute material
133. Busy places
134. Addicts
137. Winds up
138. Monster’s home
139. “Soap” family name
140. Cuckoos
141. Primordial substance
143. Snare
RUBBER
RUBBER MATCH
RUNDOWN
SACRIFICE
SAFE
SAVE
SCORING POSITION
SCREWBALL
SINGLE
SLIDE
SUPERSUDOKU
SLIDER
SLUGGER
STRIKE
SWINGING STRIKE
TAG
TAGGING UP
TAKING A LEAD
ZONE
CONSTRUCTED
BY KANNAN SANKARAN
Fill in the boxes using numbers from 0 to 9 and letters from A to F so
that each column, each row, and each 4x4 square contain all ten numbers
and six letters only once.
CONSTRUCTED
BY EPOCH TIMES STAFF
Fill in the missing numbers. The missing numbers are
integers between 0 and 9.Epoch
The numbers
Bloxin each row add up
to totals to the right. The numbers in each column add up to
the totals along the bottom. The diagonal lines also add up
the totals to the right.
Solutions
Epoch Blox
Kakuro
Epoch Blox Solution
Sudoku
Supersudoku
KenKen
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must combine using the given
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cages with the number in
the top-left corner.
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● Freebies: Fill in single-box
Crossword
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must contain the numbers 1
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in the top-left corners.
3. Freebies: Fill in single-box
cages with the number in the
top-left corner.
KenKen® is a registered trademark of Nextoy, LLC. ©2015 KenKen Puzzle LLC. All rights reserved. Dist. by Universal Uclick for UFS www.kenken.com
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1. Each row and each column
must contain the numbers 1
through 6 without repeating.
2. The numbers within the
heavily outlined boxes, called
cages, must combine using the
Fill in the missing numbers.
The missing numbers are integers between 0 and 9.
BY KANNAN SANKARAN
The numbers in each row add up to totals to the right.
given operation (in any order)The numbers in eachFill
in the
boxes
numbers
between 1 and 9 so that each
column
add up
to the using
totals along
the bottom.
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WORDSEARCH
CONSTRUCTED BY TOM HOUSTON
EPOCH TIMES STAFF