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OK, so ’adjectives’ might not be the most original theme for a crossword, but there are plenty of them in this one (or at least we think so, grammar has never been our strong point. The solutions to last month’s puzzles are below. And remember, with the crossword there are prizes to be won! You’ll find details of the competition guidelines on our Lifestyle Too Page.

 CMB CROSSWORD #38, March 2010  
Rethymnon Coffee Morning Bugle - Crossword #38

SOLUTION TO CROSSWORD #37
February 2010:

ACROSS 1: Objectively, 8: Umpteenth, 10: Lute, 11: AR, 12: Kye, 14: Misto, 16: Visualization, 8: AGM, 19: Go, 20: Guo, 21: NU, 22: Subliminal, 23: Tail, 24: Ayo, 25: In, 26: Chalet, 29: Narcotics, 32: Akee, 33: Disoriented.

DOWN 2: Baptism, 3: Cambylobacter, 4: Iota, 5: Elegit, 6: Galavanting, 7: Chronologic, 9: Tatouay, 12: Kagu, 13: EI, 14: Mammals, 15: Signature, 17: Iguana, 22: Slicks, 27: Hi, 28: Ache, 30: Rai, 31: OEO.

ACROSS
1: Highly developed?
8: Not well
10: Natty dresser?
13: Small sibling
15: Norway
17: Home to an orchestra?
19: Robotics Institute
20: Mean with money?
21: Not very strong
22: Where cricketers like to be?
23: Japanese sash
24: Second Life
25: Wildebeest
26: First woman
27: Hollywood is here
29: Eliminate?
30: Autonomous System
31: Conscious
32: Bouquet?
33: Thanks
34: Busy
36: It’s Norway again!
37: Cold
39: Unsympathetic?
41: Do this while sunbathing?
42: Bad tempered
43: Tired
DOWN
1: Brilliant and lively
2: Mate
3: Intrusion Detection System
4: Lead the way?
5: Small bed
6: The Usual Suspects
7: Unhappy and let down?
9: Lower part of torso
11: Is voted for
12: Rotten Tomatoes
14: Eye in a flower?
16: Type of church
18: Unimportant
28: Airborne Warning and Control
30: An Empress of Russia
34: Type of degree
35: Spain
38: It’s not me, babe!
39: Dance
40: Home Box Office
41: Thank you Sweden!

Logic Problem #38: Soap Operas

Rethymnon Coffee Morning Bugle - Logic Problem #37

Four professors were invited to be guests of honour at social functions that took place at a certain Natural History Museum (ever mindful of the libel laws the museum will remain nameless). Unfortunately, though, the professors overdid it on the cocktails - with regrettable results. From the clues below, work out what each professor’s area of expertise was, why the social function was taking place, what the professors were drinking, and how they managed to disgrace themselves.

Professor Smythe was drinking Buck’s Fizz. At the end of the evening, Professor Spanswick was to be found inside the body of the valuable killer whale skeleton, singing rugby songs.

The professor who was drinking pink gin passed out under a dinosaur (diplodocus, by the way). The archaeologist was invited to talk about a new collection (of old bones) that the museum had just acquired. The anatomy specialist ended up playing with extremely rare moon rocks, trying to use them as building blocks.

The person at the Anniversary Party was drinking Tom Collins, this was not Professor Spencer. The professor at the Book Launch was not the one who was discovered talking rubbish to sponges. Neither Smythe nor Stanley are specialists in astronomy.

Solution to Problem #37: 1. Ariadne Twinkle, Destiny in Derby, Old Age, Eaten by Tiger, Producer Seduced. Blanche Sparkle, Southern Sauce, Late for Work, Heart Failure, Script Stolen. 3. Damian Moonbeam, Amazon Antics, Temper Tantrums, Alien Abduction, Public Protest. 4. Gavin Starlight, Island Intrigues, Drunk on Set, Snake Bite, Cast Walkout.

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