Mini Crossword #10

mini crosswords by Steve Weyer
mini crosswords by Steve Weyer
January 20, 2026

This week’s mini has several entries that contain a rhyming half of a phrase, e.g., boogie woogie, chunky monkey.
Solve it in your browser or download and print. More info about minis: FAQ: Mini.
Next Friday’s crossword: ExtraORdinary Places #03

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Print: download .pdf file (#09 & #10)*: puzzles, solutions.
*To save paper, puzzle and solution pages each contain 2 minis (and change every 2 weeks).
Paper copies may be available at Jackson County Library branches.

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