You need to learn citrus TAXONOMY or remember the French word Pamplemousse.Ĥ4. What a cow says when complaining - brilliant.ģ8. '80s voice of Inspector Gadget : DON ADAMS. I grew up on Gilman Street which connected to Ravine Street.Ģ7. A run of the mill comic who reemerged as a political satirist from the left.Ģ6. A nice walk to the Museum of Natural History.Ģ5. Not far from Strawberry Fields at New York's Central Park. NYC building that was Lennon's last home, with 'The' : DAKOTA. Cute clue/fill and a fascinating history of food in AMERICA.Ģ1.

French for equality, as in liberté égalité fraternité, the motto of the French Revolution.Ģ0. Can you sing the song that includes this line, 'To have a heapin helpin of their hospitality.'?ġ6. Longtime shipboard scurvy preventative : LIME. Not the French word for cat, but small talk.ġ0. Makes next to nothing : WORKS FOR PEANUTS (15).Ĥ9A. Ring heavyweights : CIRCUS ELEPHANTS (15).ģ3A.

However, I will point out the some excellent fill like BACK LINK, DON ADAMS, FENDS OFF, NAME DROP, SEXTANTS, TAP DANCE, IGNORAMUSES and OVEREXCITED also a mini-theme of French words and the grid-spanners-ġ7A. Anyway, this is a puzzle filled with really fun cluing and if there is more to the theme, I am sorry but I do not have time. I have always loved them since my mother read Babar to me and have about 75 images made from paper to jade. Anyway, Ed Sessa a consistent pro has created a puzzle that seems to have only three theme fill, all grid-spanners and all related to elephants. I apologize for an abbreviated write up but I was supposed to have surgery last Friday and then it got moved to Wednesday and then after waiting around the hospital it got cancelled again and I was quite bummed.

Ms dinesen crossword puzzle