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5 puzzles by Rich Katz
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Rich Katz

Rich Katz, of Park City, Utah, does freelance work in corporate restructuring, with a focus on financially challenged companies.

Wed 3/27/2024
IROCPECKSKIN
TOOTHIMHOPICO
ONTOENAUSEATED
RIGHTYTIGHTY
TAUAOLERSATZ
ENTRAPIREWII
ELATEDHANG
LEFTYLOOSEY
LEAFKILLED
SRIABEDAYSPA
DANUBETIECUE
SCREWDRIVERS
DAREDEVILLONGO
EMIRTINESLEEP
LIPSSLEDATVS
Thu 2/15/2024
ADDFATALBTS
VERBAMORESLAW
ERIEDIMEDCOKE
RIPLENYECUSED
SEEINTOLISSOME
ENDEARAPEMEN
BUNAGO
DOUBLEORNOTHING
ARGUEFOGSINAI
TALCSEUSSMOPS
ALISKEETERNET
EPIAID
LONGODSFELINGS
SNOOKEROLESTRA
DOTTEDIPSYCHED
Sun 11/5/2023 Double Talk
HEMMEDTROUPEDIDOK
ADSALEAROUSALSEVERE
JUNKINTHETRUNKKEENEN
ESSAYSSRIRODAGO
MARGEMESAENTERSLOB
ALOOASSSTRINGBIKINI
DABOMBOPITIARA
AMIDALAVIRALFRATBRO
MOTTUCKEREDOUTTEEUP
UPSSTOREDOTERASE
APSOHINTSEALACED
HESSEDUAVERMOUTH
EDITSCORONATIONSHEP
MINUTIAELOPESEPHORA
RETROTIALSDTAB
SUPERBOWLWINSPYVETS
IPADALLAHGENAPILOT
ETCINSDIPGAPPED
SOKINDKINDERGARTENER
TWERKSIDEATESEROICA
ANTSYPASSATPISTON

Rich Katz, of Park City, Utah, does freelance work in corporate restructuring. This is his third crossword for The Times — all Sundays. The puzzle started when Rich was ruminating on the expression, "Two wrongs don't make a right." One thing led to another, then another. This punny puzzle was the result. Rich does all his constructing at home on a table overlooking a gorgeous Rocky Mountain vista.

Sun 8/27/2023 Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'
MIDISITCOMSJUNIPERS
UDONSCIATICOPENAREA
ROWSNICHOLASNICKLEBY
ANNUSNONHEROCIA
LOWLIFESCOMMONCOLD
TATERSARMENIAEPEE
REGISTRARDUMATAN
LIDDEDOFFICIALORDERS
ODDDAWNSUPSTIEDYE
CLODYENATTADEAL
KEGELBESTBUDDYLATKE
LAPSHASPEARYANK
ARCHIEAILTVDADBEE
GALILEOGALILEIPEALED
ADAALDOKILLSTIME
SIRSENDWELLPOSITS
POOLPLAYERFIRTREES
IIIREADORNSINCE
MIDDLEMANAGEMENTGNAW
UNABATEDTREADEDHIDE
MANYFOLDHORRORSTSAR

Rich Katz, of Park City, Utah, does freelance work in corporate restructuring.

This is his second crossword for The Times, following The Final Frontier in January. That puzzle had answers like DEATH EATER reinterpreted as D.E.A. THEATER ("Staging of a narc sting?") and PARK AVENUE as PARKA VENUE ("Iditarod, for one?"). For both puzzles, Rich's computer-savvy son searched databases for phrases that Rich could use as examples of his themes' wordplay.

Sun 1/29/2023 The Final Frontier
MAPSBOSUNMAHOMES
BEERYSEATRIPISOLATE
ADIOSLASAGNASPRAYON
LOOMOVERREELDESANT
KCUPPODMCSZONES
OSOMEHCGITSAPRE
BODSMOANABOUTRELAYS
IHEARNEURONSSENORES
ONALERTTLCDOESOK
GETSABITESUGARENAMI
AAHSPACETRAVELVAN
STEERTROPEREFASTENS
ALISONIREENTENTE
FATIGUEELEVATEPAULA
ALETAPGOODEARTHSEEM
DAREMEENGNAYEKE
SARANBTSRFIDTAG
SIMRBILILACATCHAIR
INAMOODCOOLMOMKARMA
ROYALWEDUALIPAMITES
SNIVELSSTYLEERSE

Rich Katz, of Park City, Utah, does freelance work in corporate restructuring, with a focus on financially challenged companies. He started solving crosswords about five years ago and quickly graduated to making them. This is his New York Times debut.

The starting point of its theme was 116-Across. Rich's love of puns is evidenced by his email address, which includes the Spanish "ricos" and "gatos." —

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