"Pendulum Needed" by Gene Antonio
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A moderate American-style grid with straight clues, published 11/7/2026 and rated 3.74 out of 5 by solvers.
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Get to know Gene Antonio
My name is Gene Antonio. I've been solving crosswords for as long as I can remember. I also like word games and am interested in word histories. I am a novice at puzzle constructing, having started about six months ago. I now find that I enjoy constructing puzzles more than solving them. Since I'm retired, I have plenty of time to feed my habit.
656 puzzles · Rated 3.67/5 · Constructor since 6/28/2008
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Clues
Across
City's subway system's governing body, often: initially Tree trunk tossed in a Scottish sport Club Shoulder of a road Seed plant structure that gives rise to female reproductive cells The weight of the container, as when determining net weight 4.0 Org. providing air defense for North America Nick and Nora's hound Doppelganger Kind of pitcher Flanders of "The Simpsons" Mauna ___: earth's largest active volcano Commercials "Okay, I'm game!" Under the weather Chicken feed Additionally Nice handle? Germ Golf's short game Rubber, gum, or vinyl follower Girl in a Salinger story title Wheels Newspaper Places to get high: abbr. Pretentious type Barney Fife's favorite saying An aid might be needed to do this Cliff home Abnormal breathing sound It's in an arm Quench Involved with Word hidden in 18-, 32-, 39-, and 54-Across, and a reference to this puzzle's title ___ Holtz: Russian-born American actor who appeared in about 60 films between 1926 and 1961 Prior follower
Down
Cut with a scythe Roy Rogers and Dale Evans sang about happy ones every week on old TV Famed artisan whose work came with strings attached Pine, e.g. Stratford-on-___ Town ___ Archeron: seer in "A Court of Thorns and Roses" Beef, e.g. Starting point used for comparisons "You call this ___?" Gunpowder, e.g. Iraq's third largest city Name or dog follower Port opening? Passage into a mine A single time and no more Getting on Home of football's Titans: abbr. China from England Endure Comfy shoes Little devils Gorshin or Little, famously Old Italian dough Still Reefer Most pretentious A lot of Musician John who wrote "Roundball Rock" Citizens of a small island nation Yesterday's minors Competition for cowboys Fashion Like a haunted house A Gershwin Persia today Greek goddess of victory Interjection used in a marching cadence Inventor Whitney