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Law Times Crossword 5 November 21, Friday

Built by: Gary Larson

Edited by: Rich Norris

Today’s theme (by Bill): Furniture for whom?

Themed answers are common phrases reinterpreted as specific items of furniture:

• 18A Furniture for the angler? : Water table
• 22A Furniture for the performance specialist? : Snappy Dresser
• 49A Furniture for a military officer? : Service Bureau
• 56A Furniture for the event planner? : Party chair

Today’s Wiki-est Amazonian Googlies

Across

10 Max Title: SRTA

“Señorita” (Srta.) is Spanish, and “Mademoiselle” (Mlle.) is French, for “Miss.”

15 “It’s __”: 1953 Top 10 Hit: AMORE

is a pop standard written in 1952 by Harry Warren and Jack Brooks? “That’s Amore” became the signature song after Dan Martin sang it (with Jerry Lewis) in the 1953 comedy film “The Caddy”. . . “When the moon hits your eye like a giant pizza pie, it’s great…”

17 Filling ingredient: SAGE

Sage is listed as one of the four essential herbs in the UK and Ireland. And they will be “parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme.”

18 Furniture for an Angler? : Water table

We use “to angle” as the verb “to angle” because “angel” is an Old English word meaning “hook”.

20 German article: EINE

“Eine” is the German indefinite article used with feminine nouns.

30 miniature game pieces: PAWNS

In a chess game, pawns are the weakest pieces on the board. A pawn that can make it to the opposite side of the board can be promoted to a piece of choice, usually a queen. Using the promotion of pawns, it is possible for a player to have two or more queens on the board at a time. However, standard chess sets only come with one queen per side, so the captured rook is often placed upside down on the board and used as a second queen.

32 Alphabetically the fifth of Santa’s reindeer: DASHER

In the poem “A Visit from St. Nicholas,” famous today for its first line, “‘Twas the night before Christmas,'” the narrator lists the names of Santa’s reindeer for us:

42 Family Group: MAFIA

Apparently, “Cosa Nostra” is the original name of the Italian Mafia. “Cosa Nostra” translates to “our thing” or “this thing of ours”. The term was first coined in America when the FBI managed to convert several members of the American Mafia. Italian authorities established that “Cosa Nostra” was also used in Sicily when they infiltrated the Sicilian Mafia in the 1980s. The term “Mafia” seems to be a mere literary invention that has become popular with the masses.

55 Anna Pigeon Mystery Series Author Nevada __: BARR

Nevada Barr is an author best known for a series of mystery novels set in national parks featuring park ranger and detective Anna Pigeon.

61 Actress Knightley: Keira

English actress Keira Knightley got her big break in movies when she co-starred in “Bend it Like Beckham” in 2002. Knightley played one of my favorite movie characters, Elizabeth Bennet, in 2005’s “Pride and Prejudice.” Knightley won a Golden Globe for the performance, although the 2005 film is not, in my humble opinion, the best adaptation of Austen’s novel.

63 Red Ink: Loss

To be a redneck is to be in debt, to be in debt. The expression “in red” refers to the accounting practice of recording debts and losses in red ink in ledgers. The related phrase “in the black” means “solvent, making a profit”.

65 White-tailed shorebird : ERNE

The ern (sometimes “erne”) is also called the white-tailed eagle or sea eagle.

2 Illusionist David known for death-defying stunts: Blaine

David Blaine is an illusionist from New York who is perhaps best known for his famous feats of endurance and world record breaking.

3 Hennessy Product: COGNAC

Cognac is a popular type of brandy named after the commune of Cognac in the far west of France. To be called “Cognac,” brandy must be distilled twice in copper stills and aged for at least two years in very special French oak barrels.

4 Remove from broom: broom

A sweeping tool known as a “broom” was called a “besam”. A besam was made of bundles of twigs tied to a strong pole. A favorite source for twigs came from the thorny bushes of Genista. The general term for many species of Genista is “broom”. Over time, the “broom” came to be known simply as “the broom”.

5 __ of Diminishing Profits: Law

The law of diminishing returns is a theory of economics. To oversimplify, the rule is that the more you use something, the less it will cost you. A real-life example might be the addition of waitstaff at a restaurant. Adding a waiter or waitress can allow more customers to be served, reducing the time customers wait for a table, and therefore increasing profits. Adding another waiter may also allow more customers to be served, but the wait time for tables now has little effect on customer demand, and therefore increases profits, but more. Adding another wait person will have less of an impact on profits, and may even cause a decrease in profits.

6 First name in “Pulp Fiction” credits: UMA

Robert Thurman was the first Westerner to be ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist monk. Robert raised his children in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition and called his daughter “Oma” because it is a phonetic spelling of the Buddhist name “Daboma”. Uma’s big break in movies came with her starring role in Quentin Tarantino’s 1994 hit “Pulp Fiction.” My favorite Uma Thurman movie is the wonderful 1996 romantic comedy “The Truth About Cats and Dogs.”

I’m not a big fan of director Quentin Tarantino or his work. His movies are too violent for me, and the size of his ego just turns me on. Having said that, I think “Pulp Fiction” is a remarkable film. If you can look past the violence, this is really well written. And what a legacy he has. John Travolta’s career was on the rocks and he made the film for virtually no money, and it proved to be a relaunch for him. Uma Thurman became a top celebrity overnight with her role. Even Bruce Willis got something good out of it, ending a string of poor performances.

7 Turbine Part: Rotor

A turbine is a machine that uses the flow of a fluid (sometimes air) to create rotational work. Simple examples of turbines are windmills and water wheels.

8 __ Paper: Crepe

Crepe paper is tissue paper that has been treated with a glue-like material to make it crisp and rough like crepe fabric.

9 “__ a bottle and an honest friend!” : here is.

“A Bottle and Friend” is a 1787 song written by Scottish poet Robert Burns:

No one is better than humanity.

But the gay and gay man,

Fall, la, la, &c.

Here’s a bottle and an honest friend!

what do you want man

What do you think, before his life ends,

What could be part of it, man?

Then catch the moments that fly by,

And use them as you will, man:

Believe me happiness is shy

And when it comes to looking, it doesn’t come, man.

19 heavy wts. : TNS

Here in the US, a ton is equal to 2,000 pounds. A ton in the UK is 2,240 pounds. The UK unit is sometimes called the imperial ton, long ton or gross ton. People there call the American tin then the short tin. To complicate matters further, there is also a metric ton, or ton, which is equal to 2,204 pounds. Personally, I wish we could just stick to kilograms…

24 TWO MASTERS: YAWLS

The Yaval is a two-tiered ship. There is a main mast forward, and a smaller mizzen mast near the stern. A yawl is like a ketch, it has two masts in both rigs. The mizzen mast is forward of the rudderpost in a ketch and aft of the rudderpost in a yawl.

25 1962 Villain played by Joseph Wiseman: DR no

Canadian actor Joseph Wiseman is perhaps best known for playing the original “James Bond” supervillain, in the 1962 film “Dr. No.”

“Doctor Not” may have been the first film in the wildly successful James Bond franchise, but it was the sixth novel in a series of books written by Ian Fleming. Fleming was inspired to write the story after reading Sachs Rohmer’s Fu Manchu Tales. If you’ve read Rohmer’s books or seen the movies, you’ll recognize the similarities between the characters of Dr. Julius No and Fu Manchu. By the way, author Ian Fleming tells us that Julius did not attend medical school in Milwaukee.

29 Hindu Title: SRI

“Sri” is a title of respect for a man in India.

31 Short beer order: SAM

Samuel Adams beers (sometimes ordered as “Sam Adams”) are named after the American patriot who played a role in the American Revolution and the Boston Tea Party. Samuel Adams comes from a family involved in the brewing industry, primarily involved in the production of malt.

32 Emergency Room Treatment, abbreviated: DEFIB

You can get a defibrillator (defib.) in a hospital emergency room (ER).

33 Parting Word: ADIEU

“Farewell” is French for “farewell, farewell,” which means “toward God.” The plural of “adieu” is “adieux”.

34 Hieroglyphics creatures : ASP

The prefix “hero-” comes from the Greek word “hero” which means sacred or sacred. The classic use of the former is in the term “hieroglyphics” (meaning “sacred carvings”), a writing system that uses symbols and pictures.

35 A chili one of the three? : Urine

The word “peppery” consists of three letters P (pees).

An aptly named backing group for the 41 Turners: the IKETTES

The Ikettes were female backup singers for the Ike and Tina Turner Revue in the sixties. Ikettes replaced Artettes in 1960.

47 Yankee Don who threw the only no-hitter (a perfect game) in World Series history: Larson

The only perfect game thrown during a World Series occurred in 1956. Don Larsen of the New York Yankees threw a perfect game in Game 5 against the Brooklyn Dodgers. There is a famous video clip showing the game’s catcher Yogi Berra jumping into Larson’s arms. . After the last out.

48 Iceland is in: Europe

The continent of Europe was named for Europa, a Phoenician princess from Greek mythology.

Iceland is the least populated country in all of Europe, with two-thirds of the country’s population living in and around the capital, Reykjavik. Iceland was settled by the Norse people in AD 874, and was ruled by Norway and then Denmark for centuries. Iceland became independent in 1918, and has been a republic since 1944. Iceland is not a member of the European Union but is a member of NATO, having joined in 1949 despite not having a standing army.

50 letters after Cowboy St. Senator’s name: R-WY

Republican – Wyoming (R-WY)

Wyoming is nicknamed the “Equality State”, and the state motto is “Equal Rights”. Wyoming was the first state to give women the vote, and the first to allow women to serve on juries. It was the first state to have a female governor, Nellie Tello Ross, who took office in 1925.

John Barrasso is a U.S. Senator from Wyoming, and has been in office since 2007. Barrasso is a physician, receiving his MD from Georgetown in 1978. In this capacity, he also served as rodeo physician for the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Senator Barrasso still writes a newspaper column called “Keeping Wyoming Healthy.”

Cynthia Loomis became a U.S. senator from Wyoming in 2021, and in doing so became the first woman to represent the state in the U.S. Senate.

51 NyQuil and DayQuil Manufacturer: VICKS

Vicks is a brand of medicine manufactured by Procter & Gamble. Vicks’ product range includes NyQuil and DayQuil, and VapoRub.

52 “… __ Wednesday” : I you

“With this ring, I marry you”.

54 Inception of Technology: NANO-

Nanotechnology is the study of the manipulation of matter at the atomic and molecular level. Nanotechnology is essential for electronic and biomaterials industries.

57 Organization It takes many forms: IRS

Internal Revenue Service (IRS)

58 Jesus of the “strange black girl”: RAE

Issa Rae is a Stanford University graduate who created a YouTube web series called “The Mis-Adventures of Awkward Black Girl.” Rai also plays the title role in the series, a young woman named “J”. The “weird black girl” was adapted into an HBO comedy called “Insecure,” starring Issa Rae.

Complete list of clues/answers

across

1 Simple beginning: ABCS

5 Move unsteadily: LURCH

10 Max Title: SRTA

14 Yawning: Slow

15 “It’s __”: 1953 Top 10 Hit: AMORE

16 Close relatives, often: heirs

17 Filling ingredient: SAGE

18 Furniture for an Angler? : Water table

20 German article: EINE

21 Types of Barbecue: Open Pit

22 Furniture for the Performance Expert? : Snappy Dresser

26 worldly: secular

27 Highways: Aber. : RTES

30 miniature game pieces: PAWNS

32 Alphabetically the fifth of Santa’s reindeer: DASHER

34 Phone Download: APP

37 Hidden : Hidden

39 Attached to a binding, perhaps: SKI

40 Organized Set : SERIES

42 Family Group: MAFIA

44 Deception, in a way: Peeping

45 Collect Dust: Useless Lies

49 Furniture for a military officer? : Service Bureau

54 against: not with.

55 Anna Pigeon Mystery Series Author Nevada __ : BARR

56 Furniture for an event planner? : Party chair

59 Plus: ALSO

60 You don’t get cards without it: ANTE

61 Actress Knightley: Keira

62 barely go (through): SEEP

63 Red Ink: Loss

64 Touch, Speak: Sense

65 White-tailed shorebird : ERNE

Below

1 to weigh: to estimate

2 Illusionist David known for death-defying stunts: Blaine

3 Hennessy Product: COGNAC

4 Remove from broom: broom

5 __ of Diminishing Profits: Law

6 First name in “Pulp Fiction” credits: UMA

7 Turbine Part: Rotor

8 __ Paper: Crepe

9 “__ a bottle and an honest friend!” : here is.

10 Woodworking Tools: Shapers

11 New Beginnings: Rebirth

12 Listing: TILT

13 Equivalent: ARE

19 heavy wts. : TNS

23 words after or before fire: … place

24 TWO MASTERS: YAWLS

25 1962 Villain played by Joseph Wiseman: DR no

28 Startled cry: EEK!

29 Hindu Title: SRI

31 Short beer order: SAM

32 Emergency Room Treatment, abbreviated: DEFIB

33 Parting Word: ADIEU

34 Hieroglyphics creatures : ASP

35 A chili one of the three? : Urine

36 Laundry works: PRESORTS

38 Members of the mustard family: KALE

An aptly named backing group for the 41 Turners: the IKETTES

43 FLIGHT CENTER: AIRBASE

Where to get 46 wheels: Dealer

47 Yankee Don who threw the only no-hitter (a perfect game) in World Series history: Larson

48 Iceland is in: Europe

50 letters after Cowboy St. Senator’s name: R-WY

51 NyQuil and DayQuil Manufacturer: VICKS

52 “… __ Wednesday” : I you

53 Pahar __ : chain

54 Inception of Technology: NANO-

56 Amigo: Paul

57 Organization It takes many forms: IRS

58 Jesus of the “strange black girl”: RAE

Efficiency

Today’s crossword puzzle clue is a quick one: efficiency. We will try to find the correct answer to this particular crossword clue. Here are possible solutions for the “Efficiency” indicator. It was last seen in the Daily Quick Crossword. In our database we have 2 possible answers.

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Verbal act of requesting.

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• Make a series of questions.

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  Able        

• (usually after ‘to’) to have the means or skill or knowledge or authority necessary to do something; “swimmable”; “She was able to program her computer”; “We were finally able to buy a car”; “Eligible for a grant for the project”
• have the skills and ability to do things well; “qualified teachers”; “a competent administrator”; “14-year-olds can be extremely competent and trustworthy.”
• having a strong healthy body; “a worthy seaman”; “Every able-bodied man served in the army”
• having inherent physical or mental ability or capacity; “able to learn”; “Man is able to walk on two feet”; “Superman is able to leap tall buildings

Ache

• A dull constant (usually moderately severe) pain
• Be a source of pain
• feeling physical pain; “Did you hurt after the accident?”
• A desire for something or someone that does not exist. “He suffered for a cigarette”; “I’m Pining for My Lover”

Acid

• Any of the water-soluble compounds that have a sour taste and are capable of reacting with a base to redden litmus and form a salt
• Sour in taste
• Harsh or corrosive in tone;
• possessing acidic properties; “an acid reaction”
• Street name for lysergic acid diethylamide

Alia

Ally

• A friendly nation
• A companion who provides support or assistance; “He is a good ally in battle.”
• become an ally or associate, as by contract or marriage; “He aligned himself with the Communists.”
• Friend

AMIS

• Kingsley Ames, English author who wrote “Lucky Jim”. 2. Martin Ames, English author of “London Fields”. Son of Kingsley Ames.

ANT

• social insects living in organized colonies; Especially males and fertile queens have feathers during the breeding season. Sterile females without wings are workers.

ARCH

• (architecture) a masonry construction (usually curved) with an opening to span and support the weight above it
• (use of behavior or attitudes) characteristic of people who treat others with condescension.
• A curved bony structure that supports or encloses a limb (especially the inside of the foot).
• A curved shape in a vertical plane extending over a hole.
• A passage under curved masonry construction; “They built a triumphal arch to commemorate their victory.”
• expert in skulduggery; “a guilty criminal”
• make an arch or curve; “arch behind it”; “His hips are rolling well”
• mischievous or annoyingly playful; “with teasing and disturbing laughter”; “A Wicked Joke”

ARMS

• division of some larger or more complex organization; “a branch of Congress”; “Botany is a branch of biology”; “The Germanic Branch of the Indo-European Languages”.
• a human organ; Technically the part of the upper limb between the shoulder and elbow but more commonly used for the entire upper limb
• any tool or instrument used in fighting or hunting; “He was licensed to carry arms.”
• Any projection thought to resemble a human arm. “Record Player’s Arm”; “An Arm of the Sea”; “a branch of the sewer”
• preparing oneself for military conflict; “America braces for conflict in Middle East”; Troops are being prepared on the Iraqi border
• supply of arms; “US Arms Freedom Fighters in Afghanistan”
• Official symbols of family, state, etc
• The part of the garment which is attached to the armhole and which covers the fabric for the arm
• part of one

ARMY

• A large number of people united for a specific purpose.
• The permanent organization of the military land forces of a nation or state
• United States Army; The agency that organizes and trains troops for ground warfare.

ARTS

• An advanced skill that you can learn through study and practice and observation.
• photographs or other visual representations in a printed publication;
• Studies aimed at general knowledge and intellectual skills (rather than professional or vocational skills) “College of Arts and Sciences”
• the creation of beautiful or important things;
• Products of human creativity; collective works of art;
• far off
• (of a baseball pitch) the far side of home plate from the batter. “The pitch was far (or wide)”; “An Outside Pitch”
• at a distance in space or time; “The boat was 5 miles away (or away)”; “The party is now 2 weeks off (or away)”; “Back to the 18th Century”
• freely or voluntarily; “Fire off!”
• from a particular thing or place or location (‘further’ is obsolete); “Run from the Lion”; “wanted to get away from there”; “send children to boarding school”; “The teacher led the children away from the dead animal”; “gone to school”; “He has gone”; “Go forth and preach”
• From one’s possession “he gave money to the poor”; “give me the ticket”
• in a different direction; “Step aside”; “to turn away”; “looked away”
• in or in a suitable place (especially for storage or preservation); “Put the toys away”; “Her jewels are locked in a safe”; “Put the letter away”
• in reserve; Not immediately

BAIL

• (criminal law) money to be forfeited by a bondsman if an accused fails to appear in court for trial. “Judge sets bail at $10,000”; “A $10,000 bond was offered by an alderman.”
• To entrust something to someone for a specific purpose and for a limited period
• bailed empty (a vessel)
• Part of a wicket in the game of cricket
• Release after payment of security
• Remove (water) from pot with container.
• Secure (someone’s) release by providing security
• A legal system that allows an accused to be temporarily released from custody (usually on the condition that a sum of money guarantees his appearance at trial); “He’s out on bail.”

BAND

• A bone-like tissue that connects two large parts of a body structure.
• Driving belts in machinery
• A group of musicians playing popular music for dancing.
• A range of frequencies between two ranges
• A binding around something to hold it together
• A strip of material attached to a bird’s leg to identify it (as in bird migration studies)
• Stripes or stripes of contrasting color; “Chromosomes exhibit characteristic bands”; “The black and yellow stripe of bees and wasps.”
• a thin flat band of elastic material worn around the body or a limb (especially for body decoration)
• a thin flat strip or loop of flexible material that goes around or over something else, usually to hold it together or as decoration
• An ornament consisting of a strip of contrasting color or material.
• Unofficial association of people or groups; “There goes the smart seat”; “They were

BARS

• (law) A railing that surrounds the part of a courtroom where judges and lawyers sit and cases are heard. “Spectators were not allowed past the bar”
• (meteorology) A unit of pressure equal to one million dynes per square centimeter; “Unfortunately some authors have used a bar for one dyne per square centimeter”
• a block of solid material (such as soap or wax); “A Bar of Chocolate”
• A counter where you can get food and drink. “He bought a hot dog and a Coke at the bar.”
• Heating element in electric fire; “Lightning Fire with Three Rods”
• A horizontal bar that serves as a support for gymnasts as they perform exercises.
• A narrow mark of different color or texture from the background; “a green toad with small black stripes or bars”; “May the stars and stripes fly forever”
• A portable .30 caliber automatic rifle operated by gas pressure and fed by magazine cartridges. Used by the United States military.

BASS

• Adult male singer with the lowest voice
• Any of a variety of lean-fleshed North American freshwater fish (especially of the genus Micropterus)
• having or indicating low vocal or instrumental range; “a deep voice”; “The bass voice is lower than the baritone voice”; “A Bass Clarinet”
• The non-technical name of any of a number of edible marine and freshwater spiny fin fishes
• The lean flesh of a saltwater fish of the family Serranidae
• Least mature male singing voice
• The lowest part of polyphonic music
• The lowest part of the musical range
• The member with the lowest range of the musical instrument family

BATH

• A relatively large open container that you fill with water and use to wash the body.
• A room (as in a residence) containing a bathtub or shower and usually a washbasin and toilet.
• a town in southwest England on the River Avon; Famous for its hot springs and Roman remains.
• a vessel containing a liquid in which something is immersed (to process it or maintain it at a constant temperature or to lubricate it); “He soaked the etching in an acid bath.”
• An ancient Hebrew liquid measure equals about 10 gallons.
• Cleanse your body by submerging yourself in water; “A baby should be bathed every day”
• You wash your body by soaking in the bathtub. “He takes a good bath every morning.”

BEAM

• (nautical) A ship between broadsides
• a column of light (as from a beacon)
• A group of nearly parallel lines of electromagnetic radiation
• A gymnastic apparatus used by female gymnasts.
• A signal transmitted over a narrow path; Guides aircraft pilots in darkness or bad weather.
• Broadcasted over the airwaves like radio or television. “We can’t air this X-rated song”
• emission of light; Be bright, like the sun or light; “The sun shone that day”; “Fire shone in their faces”
• Experiencing a sense of well-being or happiness, as from good health or strong emotions; “She was beaming with joy”; “His face lit up with joy.”
• express with a beaming face or smile; “He consented”
• is a color with a strong bright hue, such as red or pink; “When she came out of the sauna, her face lit up.”
• A long thick piece of wood or metal or concrete etc. used in construction.
• Radian smile