January 20, 2025
Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Button whose icon is a triangle above a rectangle | EJECT |
| Only primate species that can have blue eyes, aside from human | LEMUR |
| “Of course,” in Spanish | CLARO |
| Star-studded group | ALIST |
| Classic fixture outside a barbershop | POLE |
DOWN
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Famous Yosemite landmark, familiarly | ELCAP |
| What jiggles after it’s set | JELLO |
| One might end with “Best,” | |
| “$%@!,” e.g. | CURSE |
| Jogging gait | TROT |
Button whose icon is a triangle above a rectangle
EJECT: The symbol typically represents the function to eject media, such as a DVD or USB.
Only primate species that can have blue eyes, aside from humans
LEMUR: A unique primate species known for its striking eyes.
“Of course,” in Spanish
CLARO: A common way to express agreement or understanding in Spanish.
Star-studded group
ALIST: Refers to a group of high-profile celebrities or important figures.
Classic fixture outside a barbershop
POLE: A traditional red, white, and blue striped pole.
Famous Yosemite landmark, familiarly
ELCAP: Short for El Capitan, a prominent rock formation in Yosemite National Park.
What jiggles after it’s set
JELLO: A gelatin dessert known for its wiggle and jiggle.
One might end with “Best,”
EMAIL: A form of digital communication that often ends with a closing salutation.
“$%@!,” e.g.
CURSE: A way to depict expletives in writing.
Jogging gait
TROT: A moderate-speed movement, often associated with jogging or animals.
