÷ACROSS&DOWNêKNµ­«b>1.2cÿ@¼@NAMEN.TOES.OCHERMAXI.AIDA.MUMMYINACORNER.AROSESILENTKNIGHT...HAT.TAS..NASCAR...WON.SPA.YOGI.SKIP.SPASM.URNJOYTOTHEWHIRLEDONO.FROWN.NODE.NATO.UPS.EEE...IRONIC..ORR.AHA...FLEASNAVIDADACTII.BOSSANOVAKOALA.ISEE.FROGANTED.TOTS.ONCE----.----.---------.----.--------------.-----------------...---.---..------...---.---.----.----.-----.---------------------.-----.----.----.---.---...------..---.---...-----------------.--------------.----.---------.----.----December 24, 2005 - "Twisted Christmas Carols"By Raymond Hamel© 2005 Raymond Hamel. Distributed by CrosSynergy(TM) SyndicateGrace closerMennonite groupFrenzyPut on a pedestalPleasantLittle piggies, to a babyTextile of Scottish originSpeaks Pig Latin?Unspoiled gardenNew Delhi wrapEarthy toneNebraska's largest cityDance introduction, sometimesBlue Cross Blue Shield offering (abbr.)Ambulance lettersCracker grainDress lengthOpera set in EgyptEgyptian cadaver of oldWhere Little Jack Horner satDealing withPopped upCavalier's carol?Grind, as teethPillbox or porkpieProf.'s helpersFast-paced org.?"I'm So Lonesome I ___ Cry"See eye to eyeSource of lemon zestBroke the tapeIt may be drySpring for drinks?Shoots outMinor chess pieceBerra or BearDo withoutFish-finding aidCity NNE of OsakaMuscle attackHit the mallHarry Potter's Professor McGonagallFlower holderDervish's carol?Singer MitchellCease-fireCaviar sourceSean Lennon's momTurn a smile upside downNetwork terminalGp. headed by Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop SchefferAlready recordedCo. nicknamed "Brown"Big foot?Removes, as a recordLike many episodes of "The Twilight Zone"Epic translated by PopeHockey great BobbyBeginningExclamation of revelationAdd decorationsWord typically following "wreak""Insanity is doing the same thing and expecting different results," e.g.Canine's carol?SomewhatIndifferentlyLabel listing, maybeWhen Tristan and Melot duel in "Tristan und Isolde"APB lettersFlimflamTit for ___Brazilian danceEucalyptus muncher"When ___ You Smile" (Bad English hit song)Potential princeChipped in, with "up"Little onesSecond word of many limericks