Puzzling Asked by kristinalustig on September 27, 2020
A "Marching Bands" puzzle has rules and a structure that are distinct from a typical crossword:
It’s worth noting for cultural reference purposes that this puzzle was made in the United States. It was designed to be done without the use of a search engine.
Credit to bobble’s puzzle that inspired me to make my own.
**CIRCLE A**
1: Guitarist or baby Jedi
2: Dry red wine
3: Political commentator Nomiki
4: Coins from Western Samoa
5: First President of Russia
6: Military intelligence, sort of (abbrev.)
7: Can be tasteful, or not so much
8: First half of a well English statesman?
9: Most modifier
10: Boris or nighttime (abbrev.)
**CIRCLE B**
1: Love weapon
2: Extreme form of grounding (2 words)
3: Tops of several tubes of water
4: Dandy lifestyle mag or eyesight aid
5: One of a yeti's lower phalanges? (2 words)
**CIRCLE C**
1: Latter half of a Total Philip K Dick and Paul Verhoeven effort
2: Watch this for a glasses-on view of society (2 words)
3: "Dude, that wave was def _____."
4: Flow's companion
5: Military complex with a few more sides
**CIRCLE D**
1: Should probably trip this during a robbery (2 words)
2: Small Dickensian boy
3: Broadway Book
**CIRCLE E**
1: Places for speedy Medical treatment (abbrev.)
2: Singer-songwriter Gainsbourg
3: A bad driving record may have these (abbrev.)
**ROW 1**
A: Wackiest (only?) Muppet drummer
B: Gesture for
**ROW 2**
A: Blemish or oceano
B: Buildings that share walls (2 words)
**ROW 3**
A: Author who famously wrote a novel with no "e"s
B: 90s sketch comedy for kids
**ROW 4**
A: One of two lymph nodes in the throat
B: Multiple returns?
**ROW 5**
A: Those who smoke?
B: Novelist Fitzgerald's maiden name
**ROW 6**
A: Leggo them, please.
B: Canadian actress Page
**ROW 7**
A: Will Smith would like to welcome you here
B: Opposite of a cut
**ROW 8**
A: To become intrusive
B: Universal force of attraction without AI?
**ROW 9**
A: Pledge once again
B: That which spreads through imitation
**ROW 10**
A: Punch
B: Winged being
**ROW 11**
A: Wealth-y major?
B: Your D&D character needs lots of this to understand 11A (abbrev.)
**ROW 12**
A: Etymologically an "enemy of learning"
B: Baratheon of Dragonstone
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Correct answer by Deusovi on September 27, 2020
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