A.
Nonsensical speech or writing
|
B.
He won a 1921 Nobel Prize for his explanation of the photoelectric effect
|
C.
Evaded, dodged, colloq.
|
D.
Eternally, incessantly
|
E.
Edith Wharton`s most celebrated work (2 words)
|
F.
Countered one accusation with another
|
G.
Location for a state of great joy and satisfaction (2 words)
|
H.
Slang for something coming as a complete surprise (4 words)
|
I.
Horse talk
|
J.
Ultraviolet radiation shield. (2 words)
|
K.
....... ........ nothing gained! (2 words)
|
L.
An important section of a band
|
M.
Mammy in "A Member of the Wedding", for example (3 words)
|
N.
Feminine pal (2 words)
|
O.
Dollar value of shipment of minerals for the production of steel (3 words)
|
P.
Authored by one person and attributed to another (2 words)
|
Q.
In a precarious situation; usually of one`s own making, colloq (4 words)
|
R.
Undeserved expression of approval (2 words)
|
S.
A sweet spice used in making insence in Biblical times
|
T.
At once, straight off
|
U.
Vomit
|
V.
Left of center political party member having a distinctive
cultural heritage (1 word, 1 abbrv)
|
W.
Really beautiful, gorgeous (slang) (2 words)
|
X.
Fates, fortunes
|
Y.
Choice taken by one without outside interference
|
Z.
Supermarket in Detroit? (2 words)
|