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Crossword	Date	Comment
Dragon	13 March 2019, 17:18	It's got me trembling in my boots!
Mosquito	12 March 2019, 17:51	Well, I was going for blood-sucking flying shrimp, but I guess that's close enough...
Stork	10 March 2019, 15:22	A little overambitious, I think.
Pan	10 March 2019, 6:07	A few choices for what this is in English, but the title is not one of them. Translation is such a messy business.
Cobra	8 March 2019, 23:27	Unfortunate that in this resolution and monochrome the design on [spoiler]the back of the hood[/spoiler] looks like the face of a lion--or, when I blink, the skull of a steer (without horns, of course).
Cutting Board	8 March 2019, 9:24	Bottle of ink and a quill pen. But why would ink have [spoiler]an onion[/spoiler] on the bottle?
Libra	7 March 2019, 23:31	I can't connect the title to soup on top of a clock. V. strange.
Fast food	7 March 2019, 20:08	Totally confusing while solving, instantly identifiable when done. Excellent.
Little fairy	7 March 2019, 7:10	Lovely--but until I read the title I was seeing one of the antagonists from Mad Magazine's Spy v. Spy.
Santa Claus	6 March 2019, 0:44	I was sure it was a rose, and snickered at the other picture I was seeing. Aren't titles wonderful?
Flamingos	4 March 2019, 7:25	An awful lot there just to drive me crazy. (And crazy being where I live, I didn't need the drive.)
Swimmer	2 March 2019, 21:47	It took me a while, since I was trying to turn it into a dolphin.
Climber	2 March 2019, 21:27	[spoiler]How about if he's in the middle of a group of three or more? (I speak from absolute ignorance, admittedly.)[/spoiler]
Samovar	2 March 2019, 7:41	And an elegant one at that!
Meat grinder	2 March 2019, 6:04	I identified it correctly, but wondered what it -really- was. Great picture!
Grandma	2 March 2019, 2:40	I agree with charlemagne; and the tan and green are the same intensity and so don't stand apart.
Robin	2 March 2019, 2:31	The British version rather than the American.
Fox	2 March 2019, 2:29	It looks as though the poor [spoiler]fox has three legs on its left side and only one on its right.[/spoiler]
Indian	1 March 2019, 21:38	Or you might as well call "Caucasian" an ethnicity. Oh. We do. Despite the fact that Swedes, Ukrainians, Italians and Irish are at least as distinct as the Cherokee and Shoshone.
Boy	1 March 2019, 20:28	That's right--drag my mind down into the gutter with yours. Once seen, never forgotten.
Synchronized swimming	1 March 2019, 1:20	Fantastic!
Musician	28 February 2019, 20:18	Anyone else old enough to remember the Remington Steele episode in [spoiler]Mexico, where band after band come to Remington and Laura's table and play "Guantanamera" in their ears until bribed to go away. Finally Remington requests "Ride of the Valkyrie"--and they play "Guantanamera"...[/spoiler]
Witch	27 February 2019, 22:20	On the whole very good, but I'm having a little trouble with what I assume is the [spoiler]bushy hair[/spoiler]?
Sunrise	27 February 2019, 18:37	I love puzzles like this, where I finish and think, "What is this mess?" and then suddenly >BANG!< the image is clear and I wonder how I could have been in doubt.
Rhino	27 February 2019, 8:38	Very impressive!
Chess	26 February 2019, 21:20	Marvellous! The left side of the picture was fairly clear early on, but the right side had me clueless until the very end.
Tic-tac-toe	26 February 2019, 20:39	Instead of Xs and Os it's hearts and crosses. (And if it's just the title that confuses you, I believe what we Americans call tic-tac-toe the British call naughts and crosses.)
Iron	25 February 2019, 18:55	I guessed what it is, but I'm not clear what the growth on the left is supposed to be, nor what the big disconnect between the plate and the body means.
The abduction	25 February 2019, 7:37	Solved 2482 of these. Never seen one like this! Great!!
Fawn	24 February 2019, 2:45	[spoiler]Stag, buck, or hart; but not fawn.[/spoiler] Lovely, regardless.
Cat	20 February 2019, 19:07	I take it that's not the churning contents of the stomach... but I can't figure out what it is.
Weightlifting	16 February 2019, 8:38	With the two figures, you really need to finish the puzzle to see the picture. V. good.
Chess game	15 February 2019, 23:23	Passing a piece of paper over a partners' desk. No, no. Hmm. Having dinner. Nah, not that either. But I guessed it in the end.
Watermelon	14 February 2019, 18:38	Never saw a watermelon with eyes and a mouth before...
Rooster	14 February 2019, 8:33	Had to have the title; but then-- Great image.
Bear	14 February 2019, 8:16	Cute bear--but what's going on at the bottom?
Mole	14 February 2019, 6:22	So that's how they do it...
Hippo	14 February 2019, 5:40	I dunno. The eyes seem a bit dodgy to me.
Swan	13 February 2019, 18:44	I don't think I've ever seen a swan with a crest. But it's lovely nonetheless.
Batman	12 February 2019, 1:10	Same Bat-time, same Bat-channel.
Question	12 February 2019, 0:58	I've never understood why a completely empty row bothers so many people when a completely filled row doesn't. It's just the same, except an "empty" row is completely full of white squares...
Poirot	11 February 2019, 19:29	:D !!
Sphinx	11 February 2019, 19:22	[spoiler]Sorry, it's just a cat. A sphinx has the head of a woman.[/spoiler]
Young squirrel	11 February 2019, 19:12	I was convinced I was seeing a swan's neck...
Cricket	11 February 2019, 18:30	In a monochrome picture there really needs to be a space between the two objects. It looks more like an oxygen canister or liquid nitrogen or something than what it is.
Anchor	10 February 2019, 21:59	I was going for black coral--I didn't even look at the shape...
Face	10 February 2019, 16:37	Nah, Snape's eyes were black.
Rat Lariska	8 February 2019, 20:29	Ah. So not a weasel-reindeer hybrid cradling a worm. Got it. (Ha!)
Cinderella	8 February 2019, 20:19	I was about to call it "running woman"--and then I saw the shoeless foot, and then I saw the clock. Fabulous job.
Wolfberry	6 February 2019, 18:39	I think that little fillip in the upper right is supposed to be a branch.