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Acrostic Solution for Sunday, March 26, 2000

Sunday, March 26, 2000

by Emily Cox & Henry Rathvon

Quote

(JONATHAN) LETHEM, MOTHERLESS BROOKLYN - I've got Tourette's. My mouth won't quit.... If I were a Dick Tracy villain, I'd... be Mumbles.... The words rush out of the cornucopia of my brain to course over the surface of the world, tickling reality like fingers on piano keys.

Clues and answers

A.Excessive talkativenessLOGORRHEA
B.Compulsive repetition of what's just been saidECHOLALIA
C.Scorching; ardentTORRID
D.Packing a lot of weightHEFTY
E.Hot topic among educators in 1996-97EBONICS
F."Get going!" (2 wds.)MOVEIT
G.Arachnophobe of verse (2 wds.)MISSMUFFET
H.Shakespeare character who said, "Rude am I in my speech"OTHELLO
I.Where Papeete is locatedTAHITI
J.Symbol of busynessHIVE
K.Overflowing; lacking reserveEFFUSIVE
L."___ and Be Thankful" (Wordsworth poem, based on a headstone inscription)REST
M.Inclined to go on and on (hyph.)LONGWINDED
N.Given to goofing (hyph.)ERRORPRONE
O.Clotho, to LachesisSISTER
P.Butterfly expert?SWIMMER
Q.1990's rock star with the album "Odelay"BECK
R.CircuitousROUNDABOUT
S.Back part of the skullOCCIPUT
T.Play set in the fictional village of Grover's Corners (2 wds.)OURTOWN
U.Literally, skill (2 wds.)KUNGFU
V.Trait of a blabbererLOQUACITY
W.Chitter-chatter (hyph.)YACKETYYAK
X.PinheadNITWIT
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