Month | Category | Anagram (click for solution) |
December | American statesman | Waving stroller, hecoon (8, 6, 6) |
November | American female | Flesh is media maid (5, 5, 6) |
October | European explorer | Robs much lucre to ship (11, 8) |
September | American spectacle | Ruiner goes charge (9, 7) |
September | American spectacle | Not dating time, jaded voyeurs pry (10, 5, 4, 9) |
August | American female | I knew man cosily (6, 8) |
July | American peninsula | Ad of a lit forest? (5, 2, 7) |
June | American couple | Win a hunk ad? An elected bride, viz Liz! (5, 8, 3, 9, 5) |
June | American lawyers | Coach Clinton aide, jab at press? (5, 8, 3, 5, 5) |
June | American achiever | Oracled in vita? (13) |
May | Indonesian politician | Rupiah rottedness (9, 7) |
May | American entertainer | I can blast star refrain (7, 6, 7) |
April | Biblical event | O Christ, U reenter! (3, 12) |
April | Global event | A spoof drill? Ay! (5, 5, 3) |
March | American event | Irish dance day kept Pat a star (3, 5, 8, 3, 6) |
February | American skater | I knit a spiral! (4, 8) |
February | American institution | Nap a lot on ... er, radar rig? (6, 6, 7) |
February | American female | A.k.a. freak cruelty? (5, 4, 6) |
January | American female | Can I know my lies? (6, 8) |
January | American female | Winks nail coy me (6, 8) |
January | American female | Nice silky woman? (6, 8) |
January | Cuban politician | Padres rein leftist doc (9, 5, 6) |
I discovered each of the above anagrams either in a checkout line, or in the shower, or in a traffic hold-up, or in a waiting room, or while sweeping the roof; or else during a faculty meeting. So, in particular, I did not use a computer. For more of my anagrams, click here.