Aug. 1st - 31st., 2015

Named by the Romans to honor their emperor Augustus, August represents the height of summer in the temperate zones of the northern hemisphere.  Although the longest days of the year have passed, the hottest days remain.  Strangely, it is the only month of the calendar year not to have a national U.S. holiday.  The Anglo-Saxons referred to August as "Weod monath" or "Weed month" because it is the period when plant growth is most active.  It also represents one of the busiest tourism months and a time when most workers enjoy a vacation.  Away or at home, remember to find a cool spot, spread out, and enjoy your daily crossword puzzles.  And, remember the archives to the right contain hundreds of additional entries for your puzzle pleasure.

New puzzle entries are now posted every Mon., Wed. & Fri. of each week.

08/03/15  Away From It All
08/05/15  Careful
08/07/15  Airborne
08/10/15  A Little Magic
08/12/15  No Sweat
08/14/15  Do It Now
08/17/15  Take Five
08/19/15  Way Cool
08/21/15  On Track
08/24/15  Not Here
08/26/15  It's A Lulu
08/28/15  Whatever
08/31/15  From The Top

  

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