Размер готового - 51,4х51,4
Автор - Eugene T. Maleska
Пазлик что-то вроде Wasgij
То есть, у вас есть коробка с нерешённым кроссвордом. С обратной стороны есть вопросы. А на самом пазле уже решённый кроссворд.
Коробочка
Вопросы
Across
1. Plump roasting fowl
6. Thrive
13. "Midnight Sun" people
18. Castor and Pollux
23. Saturday in Sicilia
24. Shine brightly
25. Pinguid or pyknic
26. Native salt
28. "Liberty-or-death" person
30. Accidentally lucky
33. In baseball's cellar
34. Mexican Indian
35. Marx associate
37. Pensive people
38. "Cogito, _____ sum": Descartes
39. City in Paraguay
40. Devilkin or puckerel
41. Shoe size
42. Off one's rocker
43. Hands
44. Devil's-grandmother or Jacob's ladder
46. Skedaddles
48. Modern U.S. poet
50. Shakespearean weaver who was "translated"
52. The Seine, to Spaniards
53. College in Pa.
55. Like a martinet
57. Thick soup
59. Oglethorpe, to Georgia
61. Hide ______ hair
62. River isles
63. He stocks stockings
64. Mythical princess
65. Blenheim and Elysee
69. Swan genus
70. Sidekick
71. Fellah from Syria
73. Betty Ford, at birth
77. First German president
78. Giraffes
82. Binge
84. Fifth wheel
85. Sprite
86. League of Nations' seat
87. Do a C.P.A.'s job
88. Every sixty minutes
90. Joie de vivre
91. Mar. 15, in Italy
92. Quarters
93. Sonny's sib
94. Thou, to Pierre
96. Fatuous or vacuous
97. Incise
98. Trident holder
100. State without proof
102. Crooked banker's activity
105. Bee follower
106. Hangar
107. Glace
108. River in S.C.
109. Diaskeuast
111. Longed for
114. Ancient mariner
116. Back talk
117. Starchy foodstuff
118. Belong
119. Oregon and Santa Fe
122. Where one gender may go on a bender
124. Oven for annealing glass
126. _____ Lanka (Ceylon)
127. Inhabiting groves
129. Christmatories
132. Sinister
135. Tenor in "Jenufa"
137. Certain writs
138. Monogram of a late V.P.
139. Incarnadine
140. Kin of hippos
142. Dr. J.'s milieu
143. Poisonous Tibetan plant
144. Caucasian
145. Gaseous element
147. Did a hairdresser's job
148. Grey or McCrea
149. Yellowjacket
151. Jackson's Secy. of War
153. Morbid fear of crowds
155. Caprine creatures
156. Prized weasels
158. Tommygun for a Tommy
160. Son of Bani: Ez. x, 34
161. Jackstay
162. Seeress in "Orlando Furioso"
164. Gun a motor
165. Order in gym exercise
167. Sourdough's sack
168. Sal of songdom
169. One hitting the hay
173. Potash alum
174. Mosaicists
176. Medallions
180. British university student
181. Marine worm
183. Flat on one's back
185. Parboil
187. Depend
188. Tune
189. Japanese monastery
190. Irish verse
191. Popular bill
192. Falstaff's title
193. Singer Laine
195. Secrets; mysteries
197. "The _____ yet to be": Browning
199. Betrayer
201. Fit to _____
202. Interpretive
205. Pet names
208. Beethoven's "Spring"
209. Cosmetician Lauder
210. Resembling a wou-wou
211. Twain's burial place
212. Begat
213. Chichi
214. Calmed via drugs
215. "Ancient of Days" hymnist
Down
1. Julius and Sid
2. Touch upon
3. Fido's reward
4. Galba's successor
5. Abstract thinkers
6. Incites
7. Branches
8. Fatima slept here
9. _____ qua non
10. Manet and Monet
11. Whatnot
12. Late
13. Red figure
14. Actor Vigoda
15. Short wave
16. Misspells
17. Having feeling
18. _____ Nessus (fatal gift)
19. Lights-out signal
20. Former ring king
21. Liturgy
22. Raged
23. Tough critic
27. O'Neil or Ormandy
28. Root or Yale
29. City of the Tevere
31. Dexterous
32. Destroyer's "ears"
36. Kin of rock salts
45. Twofold
46. Unerring
47. Standard for measuring heights
48. Milan's subway
49. Story by Gogol
50. Boxing brothers
51. Drudgery
52. Paul pry
54. Night: Prefix
56. Pansy
58. Pablo's aunt
60. Some, in Sevilla
63. Far from flabby
65. Charlemagne's father
66. Tolerates
67. Pretentious phraseology
68. Diorama or panorama
69. Alpha's antithesis
70. Took a breather
72. Certain sculptures
73. Collegians' skullcaps
74. Having a soft voice
75. Utensil on a pencil
76. Dr. Richards of tennis
79. Library treasures
80. Satchel of diamond fame
81. Insect's spiracle
83. Of an epoch
86. G.W. or R.E. Lee
89. _____ hand (assist)
92. American coot
93. Stadium area
95. Middle East V.I.P.
99. Carnegie or Georgia
101. State flower of N.H.
103. Eiffel Tower level
104. Ann _____, heroine of radio's "A Date With Judy"
110. Harold of comics
112. Retreat for Rocco
113. Necrology items
114. Mulberry and Peachtree
115. Philosophy of Plato's star pupil
118. More choleric
120. Venezuelan prairie
121. Method of producing raw silk
122. Roster
123. Vehicle at a fermata
125. Portraitist of Philip V
126. Spartacus was one
128. Pelion's proverbial supporter
130. Cavalrymen
131. Connie Mack's ballpark
132. Wee, small hour
133. Mary Quant's style
134. Sauce for pasta
136. Pill for coryza
141. "_____ Were A Rich Man"
146. Friend-to-Friend word
147. Valve on an old car's dashboard
148. Turnkey
150. Ally of Abraham
152. Connected series
154. British laborer
155. Off pitch
157. Neck and neck
159. Org. of Bruins, Rangers, etc.
163. Victorian's expletive
166. Loser to D.D.E.
167. Seal or walrus
169. Sunfish
170. "Mother of _____" (Miss Liberty)
171. Tauromachy specialists
172. Made-over tire
173. Makes effervescent
174. Gay Nineties photo
175. Polished pots and pans
176. Tickled pink
177. Touch up old masters
178. Celia's alias in "As You Like It"
179. Bronte heroine's family
182. Rene's receipt
184. Former Turkish titles
186. "The King _____"
194. All: Comb. form
195. Feed the kitty
196. Recorded proceedings
197. Fruit decay
198. Alone, as a diva onstage
199. Joe Miller offering
200. Manche town
201. Related
203. Sound receiver
204. Atmosphere: Comb. form
206. One of the little foxes
207. "_____ Lone Cowhand"
1. Plump roasting fowl
6. Thrive
13. "Midnight Sun" people
18. Castor and Pollux
23. Saturday in Sicilia
24. Shine brightly
25. Pinguid or pyknic
26. Native salt
28. "Liberty-or-death" person
30. Accidentally lucky
33. In baseball's cellar
34. Mexican Indian
35. Marx associate
37. Pensive people
38. "Cogito, _____ sum": Descartes
39. City in Paraguay
40. Devilkin or puckerel
41. Shoe size
42. Off one's rocker
43. Hands
44. Devil's-grandmother or Jacob's ladder
46. Skedaddles
48. Modern U.S. poet
50. Shakespearean weaver who was "translated"
52. The Seine, to Spaniards
53. College in Pa.
55. Like a martinet
57. Thick soup
59. Oglethorpe, to Georgia
61. Hide ______ hair
62. River isles
63. He stocks stockings
64. Mythical princess
65. Blenheim and Elysee
69. Swan genus
70. Sidekick
71. Fellah from Syria
73. Betty Ford, at birth
77. First German president
78. Giraffes
82. Binge
84. Fifth wheel
85. Sprite
86. League of Nations' seat
87. Do a C.P.A.'s job
88. Every sixty minutes
90. Joie de vivre
91. Mar. 15, in Italy
92. Quarters
93. Sonny's sib
94. Thou, to Pierre
96. Fatuous or vacuous
97. Incise
98. Trident holder
100. State without proof
102. Crooked banker's activity
105. Bee follower
106. Hangar
107. Glace
108. River in S.C.
109. Diaskeuast
111. Longed for
114. Ancient mariner
116. Back talk
117. Starchy foodstuff
118. Belong
119. Oregon and Santa Fe
122. Where one gender may go on a bender
124. Oven for annealing glass
126. _____ Lanka (Ceylon)
127. Inhabiting groves
129. Christmatories
132. Sinister
135. Tenor in "Jenufa"
137. Certain writs
138. Monogram of a late V.P.
139. Incarnadine
140. Kin of hippos
142. Dr. J.'s milieu
143. Poisonous Tibetan plant
144. Caucasian
145. Gaseous element
147. Did a hairdresser's job
148. Grey or McCrea
149. Yellowjacket
151. Jackson's Secy. of War
153. Morbid fear of crowds
155. Caprine creatures
156. Prized weasels
158. Tommygun for a Tommy
160. Son of Bani: Ez. x, 34
161. Jackstay
162. Seeress in "Orlando Furioso"
164. Gun a motor
165. Order in gym exercise
167. Sourdough's sack
168. Sal of songdom
169. One hitting the hay
173. Potash alum
174. Mosaicists
176. Medallions
180. British university student
181. Marine worm
183. Flat on one's back
185. Parboil
187. Depend
188. Tune
189. Japanese monastery
190. Irish verse
191. Popular bill
192. Falstaff's title
193. Singer Laine
195. Secrets; mysteries
197. "The _____ yet to be": Browning
199. Betrayer
201. Fit to _____
202. Interpretive
205. Pet names
208. Beethoven's "Spring"
209. Cosmetician Lauder
210. Resembling a wou-wou
211. Twain's burial place
212. Begat
213. Chichi
214. Calmed via drugs
215. "Ancient of Days" hymnist
Down
1. Julius and Sid
2. Touch upon
3. Fido's reward
4. Galba's successor
5. Abstract thinkers
6. Incites
7. Branches
8. Fatima slept here
9. _____ qua non
10. Manet and Monet
11. Whatnot
12. Late
13. Red figure
14. Actor Vigoda
15. Short wave
16. Misspells
17. Having feeling
18. _____ Nessus (fatal gift)
19. Lights-out signal
20. Former ring king
21. Liturgy
22. Raged
23. Tough critic
27. O'Neil or Ormandy
28. Root or Yale
29. City of the Tevere
31. Dexterous
32. Destroyer's "ears"
36. Kin of rock salts
45. Twofold
46. Unerring
47. Standard for measuring heights
48. Milan's subway
49. Story by Gogol
50. Boxing brothers
51. Drudgery
52. Paul pry
54. Night: Prefix
56. Pansy
58. Pablo's aunt
60. Some, in Sevilla
63. Far from flabby
65. Charlemagne's father
66. Tolerates
67. Pretentious phraseology
68. Diorama or panorama
69. Alpha's antithesis
70. Took a breather
72. Certain sculptures
73. Collegians' skullcaps
74. Having a soft voice
75. Utensil on a pencil
76. Dr. Richards of tennis
79. Library treasures
80. Satchel of diamond fame
81. Insect's spiracle
83. Of an epoch
86. G.W. or R.E. Lee
89. _____ hand (assist)
92. American coot
93. Stadium area
95. Middle East V.I.P.
99. Carnegie or Georgia
101. State flower of N.H.
103. Eiffel Tower level
104. Ann _____, heroine of radio's "A Date With Judy"
110. Harold of comics
112. Retreat for Rocco
113. Necrology items
114. Mulberry and Peachtree
115. Philosophy of Plato's star pupil
118. More choleric
120. Venezuelan prairie
121. Method of producing raw silk
122. Roster
123. Vehicle at a fermata
125. Portraitist of Philip V
126. Spartacus was one
128. Pelion's proverbial supporter
130. Cavalrymen
131. Connie Mack's ballpark
132. Wee, small hour
133. Mary Quant's style
134. Sauce for pasta
136. Pill for coryza
141. "_____ Were A Rich Man"
146. Friend-to-Friend word
147. Valve on an old car's dashboard
148. Turnkey
150. Ally of Abraham
152. Connected series
154. British laborer
155. Off pitch
157. Neck and neck
159. Org. of Bruins, Rangers, etc.
163. Victorian's expletive
166. Loser to D.D.E.
167. Seal or walrus
169. Sunfish
170. "Mother of _____" (Miss Liberty)
171. Tauromachy specialists
172. Made-over tire
173. Makes effervescent
174. Gay Nineties photo
175. Polished pots and pans
176. Tickled pink
177. Touch up old masters
178. Celia's alias in "As You Like It"
179. Bronte heroine's family
182. Rene's receipt
184. Former Turkish titles
186. "The King _____"
194. All: Comb. form
195. Feed the kitty
196. Recorded proceedings
197. Fruit decay
198. Alone, as a diva onstage
199. Joe Miller offering
200. Manche town
201. Related
203. Sound receiver
204. Atmosphere: Comb. form
206. One of the little foxes
207. "_____ Lone Cowhand"
А потом меня осенило!
И в итоге уже и так отсортированные детали, были ещё раз пересортированы. И собрался он как-то очень быстро.
Просто для каждой четвертинки я списывала с коробки номера слов, потом отбирала детали с этими номерами, ставила их приблизительно на свои места, а потом к ним очень легко прилеплялись остальные.
Плюс почти на все детали можно было сказать в каком положении они будут в пазле. Исключение было деталей на 10, на которых ничего кроме чёрных пятен больше не было.
А сцепка, это просто что-то с чем-то. Сказать, что каменная - ничего не сказать. Некоторые детали друг к другу было желание забивать молотком
В общем и целом по ощущениям просто восторг.
