Nexus 24 2015
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Puzzles NEXUS MAGAZINE<br />
CROSSWORD<br />
KAKURO<br />
Solve the clues and fill in the words.<br />
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
11 12 13 14<br />
Fill all of the blank squares in the grid using only the<br />
numbers 1 – 9 so the numbers entered add up to the<br />
corresponding clue. You cannot use the same number<br />
more than once in a run (eg. 7, 1, 1).<br />
15 16 17<br />
18 19 20 21<br />
22 23 <strong>24</strong> 25 26<br />
27 28 29<br />
30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37<br />
38 39 40<br />
41 42 43 44 45<br />
46 47 48 49<br />
50 51 52 53 54 55<br />
<strong>24</strong> 23 23 16 23<br />
23 16<br />
35 17<br />
<strong>24</strong> 29<br />
16<br />
34 16<br />
15<br />
19<br />
10<br />
15<br />
4 6 10<br />
4 18<br />
3<br />
10 7<br />
4 6<br />
56 57 58 59 60<br />
61 62 63 64 65<br />
66 67 68<br />
SIMPLE PUZZLES FOR SIMPLE PEOPLE<br />
69 70 71<br />
Across<br />
1. Friend (3)<br />
4. RR stop (3)<br />
7. Segment (4)<br />
11. Stay out of sight (4)<br />
12. Not closed (4)<br />
13. Watchful (5)<br />
15. Gear (9)<br />
17. Unadorned (5)<br />
18. Actor Brynner (3)<br />
19. Tenant’s contracts (6)<br />
21. Army unit: Abbr. (3)<br />
22. Collection (3)<br />
23. Actress Sommer (4)<br />
<strong>24</strong>. Match up (4)<br />
27. Fannie and Ginnie follower (3)<br />
28. Sneaker brand (6)<br />
30. Romance novelist Roberts (4)<br />
33. Journey (4)<br />
36. Al ___ (pasta style) (5)<br />
38. In the past (4)<br />
39. “Old MacDonald had a farm,<br />
_ _ _ I O” (3)<br />
40. Elderly (4)<br />
41. Most simplistic (5)<br />
43. ____ and graces (4)<br />
45. Permits (4)<br />
46. In a straight line (6)<br />
48. They’re between sos and<br />
tis (3)<br />
50. Ogle (4)<br />
51. Potting need (4)<br />
53. Lemon or lime suffix (3)<br />
56. Boxing legend (3)<br />
58. Dennis, to Mr. Wilson (6)<br />
60. Pot cover (3)<br />
61. Backs of the feet (5)<br />
64. Investigator (9)<br />
66. Photographer Leibovitz (5)<br />
67. Necessity (4)<br />
68. At any time (4)<br />
69. Cook by boiling slowly (4)<br />
70. Prince Valiant’s son (3)<br />
71. Bard’s “always” (3)<br />
Down<br />
1. Rouse (5)<br />
2. No longer a minor (5)<br />
3. Hawaiian garland (3)<br />
4. Utter (5)<br />
5. On edge (5)<br />
6. Poker stake (4)<br />
7. Nonsense (3)<br />
8. Everything (3)<br />
9. Put into a new order (9)<br />
10. Math course (4)<br />
11. Casual greetings (4)<br />
12. Breakfast order (6)<br />
14. Explosive stick (3)<br />
16. Statement of defendant (4)<br />
20. Velocity: for short (3)<br />
25. Help (3)<br />
26. Guiding principles (6)<br />
27. Leatherneck (6)<br />
28. Copier (4)<br />
29. Proofreader’s mark (4)<br />
30. Noggin (3)<br />
31. Stretched circle (4)<br />
32. Able to bounce back (9)<br />
34. Backside (4)<br />
35. Clock numeral (3)<br />
37. Begley and McMahon (3)<br />
42. Third letter (3)<br />
44. Like most deli meat (6)<br />
47. Jacket part (3)<br />
49. Sir Guinness (4)<br />
51. Dirty look (5)<br />
52. Like granola (5)<br />
53. Existing (5)<br />
54. Wetsuit wearer (5)<br />
55. German river (4)<br />
56. “Eureka!” (3)<br />
57. Microscope part (4)<br />
59. Ms. Krabappel (4)<br />
62. Tell a mistruth (3)<br />
63. Do some tailoring (3)<br />
65. Kickoff aid (3)<br />
We hope you have enjoyed Simple Puzzles for Simple<br />
People this year. To finish off — spot the difference!<br />
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