He took layout. heart, three the A-K He Perseus When last and Get the free JUST JUMBLE app Follow us on Twitter pian King hearts dromeda. of Fail Perseus next the Get the free JUST JUMBLE app Follow us on Twitter 8F SUNDAY, had problems 19, 2024 MAY THE You ENQUIRER and the minor-suit aces. the deal, my the Ethio- hearts told the young hero Cepheus six kings spades were in wrong. this deal minor-suit Perseus.
took the ace the of fair diamonds and marry Perseus my daughter, and we feed you to that had problems sea monster, Cetus, Queen a diamond Cassiopeia high and was with. You eight, see, ruffed to the nine, relieved to a vain enough to compare her beauty to trump Poseidon got quite up- the Nereid, set. trump eight with of the jack. leads missing the saw surveyed trumps, hearts 10 sure tricks: aces. his No king, doubt conceding lead a club from and the minor-suit the Other missing winning hearts cards lay the badly: 12th trick.
and both minor- break evenly, suit kings trouble were wrong. the ace of diamonds Perseus line took was elegant. and a diamond with the ace of trumps, preparing to reverse the dum- my. He led a trump to eight, a diamond high and led a trump to the nine, relieved to see East-West follow suit. He the last diamond, returned to dummy with the queen of hearts and drew the missing trump with the jack.
Perseus next took the A-K of hearts. When West discarded, Perseus exited with his fourth heart, and East had to lead a club from his king, conceding the 12th trick. Other winning lines of play were possible even if declarer just drew trumps, East would be in trouble for discards but line was ele- gant. Cepheus admitted. the way, I forgot to mention that at the mo- ment, Andromeda is chained to a rock down by the coast.
The oracle said we must her to Cetus to save the situation. So your track record against sea South dealer N-S vulnerable BRIDGE to her beauty STEWART compare FRANK The Medusa touch Perseus surveyed the layout. He wait for your answers? Find all the puzzle answers at answers.usatoday.com the fair Andromeda. Fail and we oracle said we must sacrifice her feed you to that sea monster, Cetus, to Cetus to save the situation. So with.
Queen Cassiopeia was vain enough to the Nereids, and Poseidon got quite upset. leads the eight of saw 10 sure tricks: five trumps, three No doubt the cards lay badly: the missing break evenly, and both a diamond with the ace and ruffed preparing to reverse trumps, led a trump dummy. see East-West follow suit. He ruffed the returned to dummy diamond, with the queen of hearts and drew the of hearts. West discarded, Perseus exited fourth and East with his lines of play were possible even if declarer 6 just drew trumps, East would be in see, your track record against sea South dealer N-S vulnerable NORTH 9 8 7 4 A 10 4 A 4 An- WEST EAST 6 3 2 7 4 the 10 2 9 6 5 to 8 7 6 5 9 3 led 9 8 7 6 2 SOUTH A 10 5 A 8 3 2 10 5 3 had to South West North East the 1 Pass 3 NT Pass 4 Pass 4 Pass All Pass for discards but Opening lead 8 Tribune Content Agency, LLC INSTRUCTIONS: Find as many words as you can by linking letters up, down, side-to-side and diagonally, writing words on a blank sheet of paper.
You may only use each letter box once within a single word. Play with a friend and compare word finds, crossing out common words. YOUR BOGGLE RATING BOGGLE POINT SCALE A I 2024 Hasbro, Inc. Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
BOGGLE is a trademark of Hasbro, Inc. By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek 5-19-24 Answers to Last Sunday's Boggle BrainBusters: MOUSE MOOSE TIGER OTTER CAMEL SKUNK HYENA hamp 101- 150 xpert 61 1 00 ro 31 60 Gamer 21 30 Rookie 11 20 A mateur 0 10 ry a gain 3 letters 1 point 4 letters 2 points 5 letters 3 points 6 letters 4 points 7 letters 6 points 8 letters 10 points letters 15 points Boggle BrainBusters Bonus We put special brain-busting words into the puzzle grid. Can you find them? Find AT LEAST EIGHT FLOWERS in the grid of letters. Aries (March 21-April 19).
Your actions may create conflict. Taurus (April 20-May 20). No more stress! Let that be your motto today as THAT SCRAMBLED you adjust your By David balance Unscramble and these make Jumbles, strate- gic to form cuts. Gemini (May 21-June 21). A test of social assertion may be upon you.
Have you been holding your- self back? Boldly step your authenticity. Cancer (June 22-July 22). Your ambition ramps up. Set the course for your mission. Leo CAPITM (July 23-Aug.
22). Nothing can get in your way now, except for your mind. Take a leap of faith. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept.
22). to form the surprise answer, as Take All Rights Reserved. timacy needs. PRINT YOUR Assert your desires with playful confidence. HOROSCOPE SANCTUARY For more: www.sanctuaryworld.co Libra (Sept.23-Oct.
23). Your needs may be at war with their independence. Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21).
The universe may test your resilience in the face of L. Hoyt major and Jeff transitions. Knurek Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21).
Victory at any cost! Your penchant to take risks is amplified. Charge ahead. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).
Your passions fuel your very core. Take responsibility for that inner fire. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18).
A statement you make may rattle a few cages. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20). Financial matters can trigger conflicts in part- nerships today. Has the situation been sucking away your resources? MAY 19, 2024 Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form six ordinary words.
Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the above cartoon. PRINT YOUR ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES BELOW CONHOH TTEGNO GNOLUC BELOW SLYOGS CIOINR FIPYSF THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek Tribune Content Agency, LLC All Rights Reserved. Answer: HONCHO UNCLOG GOTTEN GLOSSY IRONIC SPIFFY The massage would be over after a few FINISHING TOUCHES Insert numbers 1-9 in each box with every row, column and 3x3 box containing the digits just once. Difficulty level ranges from Bronze (easiest) to Silver to Gold (hardest) RATING: SILVER LAST ANSWER SUDOKU CREATORS MAY 12, 2024 one letter to each square, six ordinary words.
Now arrange the circled letters charge of your in- suggested by the above cartoon. ANSWER IN THE CIRCLES REAEWB TRIDVE into LFANEL SOHHOW CENBOK WORD GAME Tribune Content Agency, LLC Answer: BEWARE DIVERT FALLEN WHOOSH IMPACT BECKON He was able to fix his old computer by installing A NEW MOTHERBOARD LAST ANSWER ACROSS 1 Baldwin and Guinness 6 cousins 10 Google Play buy 13 In recent times 19 A ton of, in Tijuana 20 All over 21 Outstanding examples on display 23 Hot and bubbling 24 All over 25 Adds a little dash to? 26 Ballpoint topper 28 Kind of tide 30 Nighttime light from a clear sky 31 Creole cooking pod 32 Actor Flynn 34 standstill 35 Writer Fleming 36 call 38 Bean curd 40 Person with a mouth-related nervous habit 44 In a crowd of 45 Some breads and whiskeys 46 Equine beast 47 Blaze helmet 51 Facilities for proc- essing a paddy product 53 Pep rally yells 55 Big bay windows 56 Cope (with) 57 See 33-Down 59 Env. directive 61 Back of the neck 62 Revolutionary Guevara 64 Baking pans 66 Tall conifer of Cali- fornia 68 Revise copy 69 -Cola 71 This instant 72 Zedong 73 Grand wine 74 Clamors 75 Cyber-chuckles 76 French painter Manet 78 1996 running mate Jack 80 Once named 81 Rival of Hertz 82 Long period 83 Haiku, e.g. 85 Gavel noise 87 Low-status, as labor 89 Treatment tablet 91 Like fattening food 95 Be the chairperson 97 98 Toward the mouth, to an anatomist 99 Bungee, e.g. 100 Large plant with fronds 102 toffee bar 103 Long periods 104 Turkey Day tuber 107 -mo 108 Slack-jawed 110 Actress Chaplin 112 Strangely beautiful quality 116 German for 117 Quick-to-build house 120 Very strictly organized 122 Rx orders 124 World-weary 125 Navy aerobatic team 126 A Great Lake 127 Singer Goulding 128 Sloping 129 Decompose 130 Oct.
preceder 131 Bob of folk DOWN 1 I need to draw you 2 Garage job 3 Recession 4 state bird, e.g. 5 Of the sun 6 Craze 7 By a single decisive action 8 actress 9 Cuss 10 Burnt residue 11 ed (gym class) 12 relative 13 1995 war film with Danny Glover and Ray Liotta 14 Fish features 15 Emmy winner Remini 16 Second part of a play 17 Singer Marie 18 Ruhr Valley city 22 27 Ancestry via the side 29 Event at which people enter frigid water 33 With 57-Across, singer with the 1994 hit 36 Tarnish 37 Pal, in Paris 39 Olive of comics 41 42 Goof up 43 Held in check 48 Likely to run into ad- versity 49 Of Swiss peaks 50 African fly 52 Wrestling pad 54 Wall Street fluctuation 58 Witty Bombeck 60 Lacerated 62 Letter-shaped vise 63 Vacuum cleaner brand 65 Lymph 67 Dingbat 70 Help 77 Form a group 79 Golf norm 84 livable zone 86 Overly modest type 88 Smog soils it 90 Actress Flynn Boyle 92 Philosopher -tzu 93 Investment option, in brief 94 Investment options, in brief 96 Trapping morays, say 101 Promote 104 Buena Island 105 Skating leaps 106 Media bigwig 109 Peaks 111 Formed into a ball 113 yellow ribbon 114 Somali supermodel 115 Prefix with drama 118 home 119 121 June hrs. 123 Stage design SUNDAY PREMIER CROSSWORD DOWNWARD TREND BY FRANK A. LONGO LAST SOLUTION KING FEATURES.
