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@JP Inframan I've never had a Red Delicious that wasn't mealy. (Which is also why I've never bought one- my experience of them is from my school lunch days.)

@Andrzej "I tawt I taw a puddy tat" is what Tweety says instead of "I thought I saw a pus sy cat", that's how he talks.

@Ernest When you're washing a window, you can see your reflection.

@shinymcshine It took me a bit to figure that one out. There are two of them They are "e"s (plural of "e".)

@Jane Wheelaghan yes, in some areas high school graduates' families put signs up in the yard congratulating them for a few weeks. Sometimes it's a PTA fundraiser to provide and install the signs.

@John While either is accepted, the actual answer is IE/EI- the slash means it's one answer across, another answer down for that square.

@Sarah as in baseball. If you're safe, you stay on base. If you're out, you aren't safe.

@Jane Wheelaghan modern cloth diapers often close with snaps.

@Isabeau that's the literal answer

@Ken I call foul on them being "docs." That's not how anyone refers to an OT. And many of them work in settings that aren't rehab (most I interact with are either in school settings or feeding clinics.) I felt this one was very lazily and confusingly clued.

@Robert Google tells me it's an archaic word for lopsided.

@A J Hartman Four Corners?