“At the Playground,” Friend, May 1979, 45
At the Playground
Across
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Little glass balls.
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Implement used to hit a baseball.
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Past tense of sit.
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Boy’s nickname.
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Found at most beaches and playgrounds.
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To move smoothly along a surface.
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Opposite of above.
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First two letters of the name of an African anteater.
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What you climb on at the park.
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Second, third, and fourth letters of balloon reading backward.
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Adult male human.
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Twelfth and twenty-first letters of the alphabet.
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A baked crust dessert filled with fruit.
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Rounded topographical elevations.
Down
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Enclosed shopping center.
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Two-letter preposition.
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Often called America’s favorite pastime.
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First, third, and fourth letters of ensnare.
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Unhappy.
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To relax in the sun.
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Two-letter proposition.
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Propel oneself through water.
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Burned in a fireplace.
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Two-letter pronoun spelled backward.
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Earlier than the present time.
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What basketball players do when game begins.
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Not any.
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What cheerleaders and spectators do together.
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Three-toed sloth.
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Seventh tone on musical scale.
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You and me.