This idea is stolen from last sunday’s Premier Crossword puzzle, since they are now done with it.
You make up a crossword puzzle answer that is a phrase containing an element within it. Then you supply a clue.
The clues are not going to get you to the answers, because you really need all the crossing words, but they are funny to puzzle over.
So get out your periodic table and try making one up.
Nook for eating greenish nuts: pistachiodinette
TV host Rippa that looks good in pictures: photogenickelly
Crazy Marylander:
Just add water to turn people into graduates:
The sound that Bob Ytterbi makes when he is unsure of what to say next.
What Mister Burns’ Lojack says
Half the shingle of Whedon’s evil law firm
Leet exclamation
Castrated steers activate!
When you have a policeman on every street corner one cop per block
Good show, Fawlty!
BaSIL, I CONgratulate you
You have my full support, my tiny six-legged friend
An Introduction to Ingenious Novelties
Favorite Sherlock characterizations
Illinois blood test worry
A goofy criminal
A mink coat for an idiot
Where is my hat?
What Reagan would say if he was The Ape Man