What's In A Name by Arthur S Verdesca
Puzzle styled across and down clues recount puns by a writer named Arthur S Verdesca. The grid features modern wordplay and cultural references, including a star of American Gothic and noted historical figures.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1996
Page
34
Puzzle styled across and down clues recount puns by a writer named Arthur S Verdesca. The grid features modern wordplay and cultural references, including a star of American Gothic and noted historical figures.
A Sunday crossword with clues across and down includes references to famous names such as Kukla's friend and Skye of TV. The grid features entries like Truman's birthplace and a variety of themed puns by the puzzle designer.
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