Emily
Merion
@Andrzej As I filled in BULLPEN, I was actually thinking "That guy in Poland is probably struggling with this one."
Macintosh computers run a version of their operating system called Tahoe. Previous versions were Sequoia, Sonoma, and Ventura.
I think it's how you generate a misdeed.
@Marshall Walthew Etui was the first crossword word I remember learning back in the 80s. I was going through a major depression, and doing the NYT crossword was somehow kind of soothing.
@Grumpy Macintosh computers run a version of the Apple operating system called Tahoe. They've been using California place names since they ran out of big cats, I think.
@Eric Hougland I had a moment of panic thinking that Madonna was old enough to fit that answer!
@Steve L @Mick O was referring to neither the constructor nor the editor of this puzzle. His remark was in reference to the part of Deb's column in which she states "I learned about using the SKULL emoji... from Sam Ezersky." Just FYI. Hope this helps!! !!!
@Andrew "These nuts are pedantic" could sum up this whole comments section. And I'm here for it!
Dug this Kipling quote from deep in my brain: A fool there was and he made his prayer (Even as you or I!) To a rag and a bone and a hank of hair, (We called her the woman who did not care), But the fool he called her his lady fair— (Even as you or I!)
@J-J Cote My parents bounced me to: Choo-choo to Boston Choo-choo to Lynn You better watch out or You'll fall in!
@B We used to imagine that our dog's excitement at our going into the kitchen was her thinking "Human in the food room!" Thanks for the memory. :)
Am I alone in thinking that cupcake doesn't really fit with the other theme answers since it's only one word?
@Sandip Could it be twin size bed, as opposed to king or queen?
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