European Crossword Puzzle #15
Jan 18th, 2008 | 04:18 PM
#442
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Ok, I hope this is an easy one...
This Renaissance architect was commissioned to build a duomo, a papal residency, and a town hall in what was meant to be a "utopian city". All three buildings were completed in three years.
His name (2 words) has 18 letters.
First name is 8 letters and last name is 10 letters.
The 5th letter of his last name is the E in THISBE.
This Renaissance architect was commissioned to build a duomo, a papal residency, and a town hall in what was meant to be a "utopian city". All three buildings were completed in three years.
His name (2 words) has 18 letters.
First name is 8 letters and last name is 10 letters.
The 5th letter of his last name is the E in THISBE.
Jan 19th, 2008 | 06:34 AM
#445
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The answer to this clue will be a two-word name. First word has 8 letters; 4th letter is the "n" from Bernardo. Second word has 4 letters.
This is the name of a ship that used to be a cruise liner, but during World War II, the UK put it to different uses. It was carrying Italian, Austrian, and German born British residents across the ocean to internment camps in North American when it was hit by a German torpedo and sank, killing hundreds of passengers.
This is the name of a ship that used to be a cruise liner, but during World War II, the UK put it to different uses. It was carrying Italian, Austrian, and German born British residents across the ocean to internment camps in North American when it was hit by a German torpedo and sank, killing hundreds of passengers.
Jan 20th, 2008 | 02:18 PM
#450
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This is too easy, but I'm outta ideas again.
A line from another Shakespearean play provided the title for this novel by an Englishman. 3 words:
5,3,5. The third letter of the first word is the letter"A" from the previous answer.
A line from another Shakespearean play provided the title for this novel by an Englishman. 3 words:
5,3,5. The third letter of the first word is the letter"A" from the previous answer.
Jan 22nd, 2008 | 10:47 AM
#452
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Grandmere isn't around, but I'm pretty sure my answer in the previous post was good, so I'll make up a new clue.
Glass, steel, temperature measurement, insects, crustaceans, and coral were among the many subject areas in which this French scientist contributed studies or inventions.
The name has 5 "words" or parts, containing 4, 7, 9, 2, and 6 letters (usually in that order). The "r" from Brave is the 3rd letter of the 3rd word in the name.
Glass, steel, temperature measurement, insects, crustaceans, and coral were among the many subject areas in which this French scientist contributed studies or inventions.
The name has 5 "words" or parts, containing 4, 7, 9, 2, and 6 letters (usually in that order). The "r" from Brave is the 3rd letter of the 3rd word in the name.
Jan 24th, 2008 | 04:16 AM
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Glass, steel, temperature measurement, insects, crustaceans, and coral were among the many subject areas in which this French scientist contributed studies or inventions.
The name has 5 "words" or parts, containing 4, 7, 9, 2, and 6 letters (usually in that order). The "r" from Brave is the 3rd letter of the 3rd word in the name.
The name has 5 "words" or parts, containing 4, 7, 9, 2, and 6 letters (usually in that order). The "r" from Brave is the 3rd letter of the 3rd word in the name.
Jan 25th, 2008 | 01:11 PM
#460
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I will presume I am correct and hereby post a new clue.
A Bowler hat and a wonderful mustache, an eye for detail this Fictional character entertains us untill today.
5th letter of the third word is his first initial. Two words 7 and 6.
A Bowler hat and a wonderful mustache, an eye for detail this Fictional character entertains us untill today.
5th letter of the third word is his first initial. Two words 7 and 6.
