Crossword Puzzles Gifts

"Any clues?"

'I need a three letter word that means, totally awesome person'?'

Edwina momentarily considered sarcasm. . .

"Will work for 18 across"

Man trying to get help with his crossword at a help desk

Mother's Day: 'I need a three letter word that means 'Totally Awesome Person'?'

Military Solution to Last Week's Puzzle

"I really don't see how giving you a six-letter word for a sixteenth-century crested metal helmet helps my problem."

'You've done the crossword puzzle again!'

'Not another tough crossword puzzle.'

'Bad dog, stop doing the crossword.'

Baby Crossword Puzzle.

"Very few people are aware that the 'New York Times' Sunday crossword puzzle is contagious."

'Number 19 across, 5 letter word, starts with 't', ends with 'h'...' 'How about truth?'

'Every morning I come in & bloody E481 has already done the crossword.'

"What starts with an 'O' and ends with 'nions' and sometimes makes you cry?"

"Good news... the AFP have approved our crossword clues."

In an unprecedented occurrence, Noah Webster fails his vocabulary test.

"Well, very few people realize the crossword puzzles are contagious."

Monk Crossword

"Here's what you need to ask yourself: What's a seven-letter word meaning 'implicit'?"

"Achmed! 279 down is 'Camel'!"

'Hey, boss, what's a 7 letter work starting with 'w' that represents what I should be doing rather than solving crossword puzzles?'

"New York 'Times,' Saturday crossword, 1999, twenty-two minutes, ballpoint."

"Good news—a four-letter word for 'earthen pot' is 'olla.'"

Dog responding to his master doing a crossword.

'Who'd have guessed that it spelled something rude, in his language?'

Uncle Murray Weekly

A man and a woman contemplate an art gallery filled with crossword puzzles.

What's a three-letter word for significant other? Oh, I know...cat.

Football and the Recession.

'And not one of that lot can give me the answer to 3 across.'

"Hardscrabble"

'Mullens, give me a five-letter word that means 'terminated'.'

No, I don't know a four-letter word for "insanely difficult crossword puzzle."