µìACROSS&DOWNÚKKLf›zá1.2c¼ðd1éw|ñLDWEEB.LOMAN.AUFEARLY.UVEAS.CRICHAISEMANHATTAN...ASWELL..RICAJLO.HANSOMDEVILAILEEN...EASEL.MAID..HAIRY....BROUGHAMCLOSETS....OOMPH..PLAN.PLATO...SCAMPICOACHPOTATO.SETALDO..RAZING...DELPHICCURRICLEGRE.ADAIR.AVAILESS.TASTE.DERBY-----.-----.--------.-----.------------------...------..-------.-----------------...-----.----..-----....---------------....-----..----.-----...-----------------.-------..------...------------------.-----.--------.-----.-----Carriage Trade - January 25, 2008by Michael Ashley / Edited by Patrick Berry© 2008 The Chronicle of Higher EducationNerdBoston Tea Party mo.“Do ___ Diddy Diddy”Procter & Gamble productDirector KazanPoet Shelley’s middle name“Death of a Salesman” surnameUnit of perceived lightRacing circuits?___ Park, New JerseySatisfied soundDOD department___WiedersehenLike some medicinal ingredientsFundamental component of RNAWimbledon highlightDetermined to get a good seat, maybeBody parts named after the Latin for “grape”Dernier ___Whiskey cocktail served in a carriage?McGregor of “Trainspotting”Uno y dosIn additionCosta ___“Ain’t It Funny” singer’s nicknameOpening sidepieceYarn spinnerDish of many ingredientsFiend who drives a carriage?Jerry Garcia collaborator Saunders“Banana Boat Song” wordCharlize’s role in “Monster”Part of a collegian’s e-mail addr.Stand for a portraitHotel-room caller, oftenProblematicRadio enthusiastBurden for a roadieFirst person, in FreiburgStorage spaces for carriages?Subculture known for wearing blackSkirt stiffenerBalneotherapy centerSamara-bearing treesFinish-line materialIrritable moodGet-up-and-goMarshall ___ (post-WWII program)Philosopher who first mentioned AtlantisVenetian boatmenSoup-kitchen servers“Rent-___” (1987 Burt Reynolds bomb)Large prawnAffect emotionally“Nostromo” novelistPerson who vegetates in carriages?SpongePod membersUnexpressed yet understoodSapphire colorEstablishFormer Italian prime minister MoroMaking sure something’s on the level?Perform publicly, as a playCarriage that sees visions?“He who cannot keep his ___ on before kings and emperors is no free man”: SchillerWilliam McKinley’s first ladyWhat the Club protectsWomen’s ___Bridge expert CulbertsonM.A. seeker’s testFamed firefighterBe of use toMountain-road shapeSamplingEpsom Downs race