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February 16, 2017

CROSSWORD #929: Court-Packing Plan

COURT-PACKING PLAN: [ ACROSS LITE][ PDF] 
PROGRAMS: [Across Lite] [Adobe Reader]

Title first, well, check that. Half of the title first, then the other half, then the theme. So, yeah, title first, I guess. Regardless, one particular answer that was considered (thanks to my man Francis Heaney) was ZNATBPYNFFVFG (that's been rot13'd to keep things spoiler-free). But while it would have been a great answer, I wanted to keep the theme in the same spot for this one. Next time, next time.

Share the puzzle. New one on Monday.

Posted at 08:27 AM in Medium |

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