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June

Fit the letters A E O O Q R S T U into the grid to make two words that form a well-known phrase.

Enter the phrase.

Rearrange the pairs of letters
AC EE EK PE PE RS
to make a word. The letters in each pair stay in order. Enter the word.

Fit the letters B D N R S W 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.

Blanc of the toons
Brand name or what it's on
Particular neckline
Skulk, perhaps
Sweet sound
Tiff
Vigoda of TV
What old food frequently does

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

Starting at the J and moving to adjacent letters horizontally, vertically, or diagonally, find the full name of a President, using each letter at least once.

J	C	L
A	R	S
M	E	T

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 5-letter word for a social stratum. Replace the first phoneme to make a 4-letter word for part of a boat. Enter either word.

Think of a 7-letter word for a troublemaker which was used as the name of a car in the '70s. Change the first letter to make a word meaning, literally, fortress. Enter either word.

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