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October

Fit the letters M N P T into the grid to make a word.

Enter the word.

The following clues define four 3-letter words and four 5-letter words. Each of the 3-letter words fits into the middle of one of the 5-letter words. Figure out the words and fit them into the square below.

Chicken ___
City in Florida
Gen ___
Musician's accessory
Put forth, as effort
Strong adhesive
Use an abacus
When tripled, et cetera

When you are done, enter the 5-letter words on the top and bottom rows.

Starting at the S and moving to adjacent letters horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, find Roberto Alomar or Ryne Sandberg, for example, using each letter at least once.

S	E	M
C	A	B
O	N	D

Enter the phrase.

This is a phonetic puzzle. Think about pronunciation, not spelling. The solution words will use distinct spellings for the same sounds.

Think of a 7-letter word meaning, roughly, obfuscated. Remove one phoneme from the middle to make a 4-letter word for a melodious creature. Enter either word.

Think of a 5-letter word something played by students. Remove the last letter to make a character in "Peter Pan". Enter either word.

Fit the letters F G G H H I I L T T into the grid to make two words from a well-known phrase.

Enter the two words.

Rearrange the pairs of letters
CO HE IN NT RE
to make a word. The letters in each pair stay in order. Enter the word.

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