EJ For Fun Rec-Tangling 3

		For Fun

Stephen Sniderman, professor of English at Youngstown State University, contributing editor to Games magazine and Games World of Puzzles, and author of Language Lovers’ Word Puzzles (Sterling Publishing, 2002) and Stanley Newman Presents Grid Play (Random House, 2003), created this feature.

Rec-Tangling 3

Directions: Each letter in the rectangle below is used in exactly two words. To solve, enter the answer to each clue beginning in the correspondingly numbered space and proceeding clockwise, ending in the space before the next consecutive number. The chain of twenty-three answer words will make its way around the rectangle twice. The answer to #17 appears in the yellow squares, moving in order clockwise around the rectangle; the starting point of this word has been left for you to determine. For answers, click in any square to reveal that square's letter.

Rec-Tangling is based on a concept developed by Patrick Berry and is published with his permission and the permission of Games magazine.

For a printer-friendly file with additional Rec-Tanglings, click on the link below. You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader to open this file.

(Note: If the answers do not appear correctly for you on this page, they can be found in the printer-friendly file.)