"Jaws" by Ferdinand B. "Don't go in the water." You can solve this Crypto List of Sharks from the comfort and safety of a beach chair. Sedimentary Rocks by John Peterman Hopefully this puzzle won't be too hard for the solver. Touring Egypt by John Peterman The sights and sounds of the Land of the Pharaohs come alive in today's Crypto List. Men Only by Curtis Angle A puzzle stag party even a wife or a mother would approve of. Fragrant Blossoms by Linda Miller ... pleasingly perfume the air. Constellations by Ferdinand B. Look! Up in the sky! It's one of these major Constellations. Sports Gear 1 by Curtis Angle Play ball! or whatever, with the equipment hidden in today's cipher puzzle. From the Florist by Linda Miller Say it with flowers, or any other of the Florist's creations listed here. Game Shows, Tape 2 by John Peterman Alex Trebek says our Crypto List category for today is Game Shows through the years. Clean As a Whistle by Dorothea Vought CRpuzzles tips its mop to Mr. Clean with this puzzle of his favorite words. Dynamic Duos III by Dorothea Vought Famous pairs make a double trouble Crypto List. "Smile" by Linda Miller And show your teeth like the toothy creatures in today's puzzle. Palindromes by Curtis Angle Yes, Madam, they read the same forwards and backwards. Ancient Cities by Ferdinand B. Great seats of early civilizations make this an archaeological dig of a cipher puzzle. Rover Can ... by Dorothea Vought ... do all these cool tricks, if you offer him a dog biscuit. "Bravo!" by John Peterman When you finish this Crypto List, pick one of these "Good Show"s for yourself. "DD" People by Curtis Angle GiDDyup and find these people of fact or fiction whose names contain a DD. On the Kitchen Counter by Linda Miller No looking! Solve this puzzle by remembering what's in your kitchen. At the Movies by John Peterman If you go to the movies, you'll have a direct line to produce the terms enciphered in this Crypto List Puzzle. The White Meat by Dorothea Vought Chicken, and how to prepare it. The Other White Meat by Dorothea Vought ... in its various food forms. Porky Pig sez help, but CRpuzzles sez BBQ away. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions by Ron Salada ... something these Supreme Court Chief Justices have definitely had to make. Soups 2 by Linda Miller When winter winds whip, warm up with these soups. Winter Weather Forecast by Ferdinand B. Now that Punxsutawney Phil has seen his shadow, we may hear these terms on the evening news during the next six weeks. Winter Olympic Sites by Curtis Angle The latest will be Salt Lake City, where the winter games start next week. Where Are You? -- Nr. 2 by Ferdinand B. The words will describe the place; the place will appear as the Keyword. Shades of Green by Dorothea Vought Your friends will turn green with envy when you solve this Crypto List. Famous People -- V by Ferdinand B. When you finish finding these V people, give yourself a V for Victory. Magazines 2 by John Peterman A person can learn a lot from these popular periodicals. It's Hard To See When It's ... by Linda Miller ... one of the situations in today's Crypto List puzzle. Who Am I? -- Nr. 2 by Curtis Angle Once you find all the words and phrases that describe me, you'll easily find my name in the Keyword. Nonsense! by Ferdinand B. Wade through the Gobbledegook and recover these words used to describe Nonsense. Amtrak Train Names by Ron Salada All aboard the puzzle train! Turn, Turn, Turn by Dorothea Vought In today's Crypto List puzzle, turn out these words that precede or follow TURN to make well-known phrases. Lords and Ladies of the Dance by Ian R. Whipkey Tiptoe through this cipher puzzle of some of the great contributors to Dance. At a Ski Resort by John Peterman The perfect thing to do on a perfect winter day: Cruising down a Double Black Diamond and a great band in the lounge at night. Texas Towns by Curtis Angle Dallas or Houston or San Antonio would be too obvious, so we've put smaller Texas Towns in today's cipher puzzle. Drinks to Help You Warm Up by John Peterman If you're tired of tea and coffee as winter warm-ups, try one of the Warm Drinks hidden here. New Year's, 2002 by Ferdinand B. Celebrate the arrival of 2002 with this Cipher List of things associated with New Year's Eve and Day. It's a Mystery by Curtis Angle Do your best Hercule Poirot and solve for these words synonymous with "Mystery." Where Are You? -- Nr. 1 by Ferdinand B. (concept by Ron Salada) In this Crypto List puzzle, the example and enciphered words and phrases are all related to a specific PLACE--which will be found as the KEYWORD. A Pair of ... by John Peterman You'll find these items aren't as much use--or no use at all (how do you put on a trouser?)--when they aren't a Pair. Christmas Greetings Around the World by Linda Miller No matter the language, the message is the same: CRpuzzles wishes our solvers a very Merry Christmas. Christmas Characters by Dorothea Vought Our favorite Christmas stories, whether in print, film, or music, have made the season brighter by giving us these unforgettable characters. Who Am I? -- Nr. 1 by Ferdinand B. (concept by Ron Salada) In today's Crypto List, the example and enciphered words and phrases are all about a particular PERSON--whose name can be the found as the KEYWORD. Bowl Games by Curtis Angle Besides the January 3 Rose Bowl game to determine the national champion, there are a host of college football Bowl Games for fans to attend. Ready, Set, Read! by Linda Miller ... the 14 sources of information and pleasure hidden in today's cipher puzzle. "Search" Warrant by John Peterman If you look high and low, you may ferret out these words and phrases associated with searching. Potato Chips by Ferdinand B. We love Potato Chips in whatever form or flavor, even the puzzle variety. Punctuation by John Peterman You can't do without 'em, since they make writing make sense. Unfortunately, many of us can't do with these marks of Punctuation, either. U.S. Aircraft Carriers by Ron Salada These giant ships of the U. S. Navy have served the Nation around the World. World Currency by Ron Salada You'll get lots of bang for your buck in whatever form it appears in this cipher puzzle of WORLD MONEY. American Playwrights by Ferdinand B. Great drama means great dramatists, and CRpuzzles salutes the playwrights who have made American Theater an emotional experience. State Nicknames II by Ian R. Whipkey Many of the states whose nicknames are in today's Crypto List will be readily recognized; others may be more obscure to solvers who don't live in or near them. Pro Quarterbacks -- Yesteryear by Curtis Angle These men who established Quarterback as the franchise position in football are all in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. Ducks by John Peterman Don't quack up if you can't get all your ducks in order in this Crypto puzzle. Thanksgiving by Dorothea Vought CRpuzzles wishes you and yours a very Happy Thanksgiving. Pro Quarterbacks - Yesterday by Curtis Angle It hasn't been long since these QB greats were bombing away. Let There Be Light by Linda Miller There will be light, little or lots, if you use one of the light sources hidden here. Railroads Past & Present by John Peterman No Shortline R. R. here, but many of the railroads that opened up America are chugging through this cipher puzzle. Pro Quarterbacks -- Today by Curtis Angle In the first of three Crypto List puzzles on the icons of the NFL, CRpuzzles cheers the pro passers who thrill us on 2001 Sundays. Threesomes # 2 by Ferdinand B. Three's a crowd sometimes, but not in this CryptoList of famous THREEs. Decorative Arts I by Dorothea Vought Many beautiful, imaginative works of art are produced in the art forms enciphered in today's puzzle. Let's Play Chess by John Peterman Bobby Fischer, where are you? Happy Halloween by Dorothea Vought It's Great Pumpkin time! Be Happy! by Ferdinand B. ... to solve this puzzle of synonyms for HAPPY. Disney Characters 1 by Dorothea Vought 13 of Disney's finest are here to entertain the cipher puzzle solver. The Apartment by Curtis Angle Today's Crypto List has things to think about when looking for an apartment. Herding and Working Dogs by Ron Salada Can you whistle up the dogs originally bred for work hidden in today's Crypto List? And Called It Macaroni by Dorothea Vought You'll find the basic ingredient of any pasta dish in today's Crypto List puzzle. Ancient Wonders by John Peterman After thousands of years, these marvels of the past still amaze us. Win! by Curtis Angle Decipher these synonyms for "win" and you WIN! Game Shows, Tape 1 by John Peterman From the '50's to today, from Bill Cullen and Bob Barker to Regis Philbin and, well, Bob Barker, in daytime and primetime, we've watched countless numbers of contestants compete on the Game Shows in this Crypto List. In the House by Linda Miller You can find all these rooms and areas in a house--if it's a mansion. But you will find some of them in every house. Beatrix Potter Characters by Linda Miller Well-told tales with charming characters and beautiful illustrations make Beatrix Potter a must-read even today. Cheeses by Charles Wilbur "A day without cheese is a bad day indeed," dad said. So slice away at the Cheeses hidden in today's cipher puzzle. The Great Masters by John Peterman From the Louvre to the Met to the internet, art of these greatest painters evokes a great range of emotions in those who view their lives' works. Dancing the Years Away, Again by Ferdinand B. Trip the light fandango and do these dances from around the world and across the years. Blue by Curtis Angle A blue ribbon for decipherability is awarded the solver who derives these words that precede or follow BLUE to make well-known phrases. A Great Name For a Group I by RLW/IRW You may love their music or not, but you gotta love the names of the musical groups in this Crypto List. Rah, Rah, Rah! by John Peterman CRpuzzles picks some of its favorite college athletic nicknames. Do you know the colleges that field these teams? Keyboard Symbols by Ferdinand B. Don't cheat! Keep your eyes on the monitor when you solve this Crypto List of computer Keyboard Symbols. One Potato, Two Potato by Dorothea Vought CRpuzzles has enciphered 14 ways to serve potatoes in this puzzle; Dan Quayle simply enciphered potatoe. Double First Names by Curtis Angle Stars with one thing in common other than being stars: they have two first names. Do you think Wayne John would have been as big a star? Famous Ships by Ferdinand B. Going to sea in any of the ships of fact and fiction in this Crypto List would have made for a fantastic voyage. From Arabic by John Peterman Most words in English come from Latin and Greek, but a number of useful ones of Arabic origin are in today's cipher puzzle. Arnold by Curtis Angle Mr. Schwarzenegger in his varied movie roles thrills us or makes us laugh, but he always keeps his promise: "I'll be back!" The Old School by John Peterman Everyone knows that Harvard and most of the rest of the Ivy League colleges were founded before 1800. Recognizing these "old" schools may be a more difficult subject. Batman's Foes by Ferdinand B. "Pow!" "Bam!" "Slam!" Put yourself in the shoes of these foes of the Dynamic Duo and feel their pain. Football by Curtis Angle Filled stadiums on Saturday and Sunday afternoons mean Football and this Crypto List of what's happening on the gridiron. Cereals -- Unsweetened by Curtis Angle Or start the day the sugarless way with these breakfast cereals from General Mills, Post, etc. Cereals -- Sweetened by Curtis Angle Start the day with any of these sweet treats from the folks at Kelloggs, Quaker, etc. In the Movie Credits by John Peterman Do you always rewind the video before the credits appear. If you do, you'll probably have a little trouble with this Crypto List of those who make the Movies. Here Kitty-Kitty by Linda-Marie Berg Hull Take your mind off the dog days of summer and try today's cipher puzzle listing many distinguishing things associated with cats. Nuts by Dorothea Vought From soups we go to Nuts in today's cipher puzzle. Soups 1 by Linda Miller "No soup for you!" says "Seinfeld"'s soup Nazi--but CRpuzzles says, "Grab a spoon!" and find the Soups in this Crypto List. County Fair by Curtis Angle County Fairs from Maine to California celebrate agriculture, domestic arts, and youthful achievement--and have a fun time doing it. Home Canning by Dorothea Vought Putting up fruits and vegetables for the winter is a time-honored tradition in many parts of North America. In Scotland by Curtis Angle Have a wee bonny time solving this cipher puzzle of things Scottish. C Is For Country by Ferdinand B. C if you can C the C Countries Covered by the Cipher in today's Crypto List. The Second "Time" Crypto List by Dorothea Vought "As Time Goes By," you will decipher 10 more Time-related words in today's puzzle. Golf Greats by John Peterman Most experts would agree that Tiger Woods already belongs with the 16 legends of golf in CRpuzzles' sand trap. Round and Round She Goes ... by Ian R. Whipkey ... and where she stops is at this Crypto List of things that are Round. At Summer Camp by Linda Miller Relive the experience of Summer Camp with this cipher list of what makes a week away from home fun. Eggs by Dorothea Vought The egg definitely comes first in this Crypto List of Eggs the ways we like them. At the Firemen's Carnival by Curtis Angle A small-town summer means a parade and an evening at the Carnival. Songbirds by Dorothea Vought "Tweet-tweet" went the Rockin' Robin. Have you ever heard any of the other 13 Songbirds in this Crypto List sing? Gettysburg by Ian R. Whipkey On July 3, 1863, the Battle of Gettysburg, and the Confederacy, climaxed with Pickett's Charge. When you visit the Pennsylvania battlefield and town, you can relive the heroic conflict with these Gettysburg sights. Magazines, Vol. 1 by John Peterman You will find a wealth of information and entertainment in the dozen Magazines enciphered here. Women's Wimbledon Champions by Ferdinand B. CRpuzzles salutes the start of Wimbledon, 2001, with this Crypto List of past Women's Champions. Garden Pests by Linda Miller CRpuzzles suggests non-toxic remedies for the garden and tree Pests in this cipher puzzle. Weeds by Linda Miller They'll ruin your yard or garden if you don't weed them out. Animal Movies by Curtis Angle Never co-star with a kid or animal, a lesson the actors and actresses in these memorable Animal Movies fortunately forgot. Father's Day Gifts by John Peterman In case you still need a gift for dad this coming Sunday, try one of CRpuzzles' 13 suggestions. Vacation in Hawaii by Ferdinand B. ... and when you do, enjoy the things Hawaiian hidden here. On The Farm by Les Hirsch We don't know how ya keep 'em down on the farm after they've seen Paree, but when they were down on the farm they probably saw the Farm things in today's Crypto List. June Wedding by Dorothea Vought June is traditionally the favorite month for a Wedding, and CRpuzzles plays "Here Comes the Bride" with this cipher puzzle. '50's Hitmakers by Ferdinand B. Even while we slow danced at a sock hop, they rocked 'n' rolled our World. Tony Award-Winning Musicals by Dorothea Vought The 2001 Tony Awards will be televised on CBS tomorrow night. Which musical will join these crowd pleasers of the past? Atlantic Ocean Resorts by Ferdinand B. This summer, pound the surf or tread the boardwalk at one of the East Coast seaside spots in today's cipher puzzle. American Generals by John Peterman We celebrate Memorial Day, 2001, with this Crypto List of the officers who have led our soldiers from the Revolutionary War through the present. Indianapolis 500 Winners by Curtis Angle In anticipation of this weekend's 85th Indianapolis 500, CRpuzzles waves the checkered flag at these past winners at the Brickyard. I Love a Parade by Dorothea Vought With summer approaching, many people will enjoy the sights in Memorial Day, 4th of July, Firemen's, and other parades. Things With Numbers by Curtis Angle Without Numbers, most of the things hidden here would be of little use. You're Invited to a(n) ... by John Peterman We've all received invitations to many of the events in this cipher puzzle. Australian Animals by Ferdinand B. The Land Down Under is home to the dozen strange and wonderful animals hidden in today's Crypto List. What's for Breakfast by Ron Salada Start the day off with a nourishing Breakfast chosen from the items on this menu. The Family Room by John Peterman Have a leisurely time solving this cipher puzzle of things found in the Family Room. New York Cities by Ferdinand B. Besides the Big Apple, these cities are home to millions of Empire State residents. Gardening Tools by Dorothea Vought It's that time of year, and these tools make gardening and yard work a little lighter. It's in the Mail by Dorothea Vought Besides the infamous "Check," you might find these items "In the Mail." Eclipse Award Winners (Horse of the Year) by Curtis Angle CRpuzzles salutes Saturday's 127th running of the Kentucky Derby by calling to the post these 15 Horses of the Year. Not all of them won the Run for the Roses, however. In the Grocery Store by John Peterman Supermarket sections help shoppers find what they need; now, which section is it where they hide the dried beef in the little jar? People in Uniforms by Dorothea Vought The clothes definitely "make" the men and women in today's puzzle. Fragrances by Dorothea Vought This Crypto List smells great! Dancing the Years Away by Ferdinand B. "Keep on dancing, you'll never grow old," sings the Steve Miller Band, and that's been true across the centuries spanned by these popular dances. American Artists by John Peterman Museums across the United States and the World display the works of these noted American painters. Hi-Ho Silver by Curtis Angle Words and phrases that precede or follow SILVER to make common expressions are the solver's lode here. The First "Time" Crypto List by Dorothea Vought 10 words associated with TIME are ticking away in today's Crypto List. '50's Hitmakers by Ferdinand B. Rockin', or strolling, or slow dancing with her head on your shoulder, you both found your thrill when these guys sang it. We give 'em a 100. Happy Hunting by Dorothea Vought ... the 13 words meaning to HUNT hidden in this cipher puzzle. Fruits by Ron Salada You won't find APPLE or ORANGE in our big fruit salad of a Crypto List; it would be too easy to peel the cipher from them. Space People by Ferdinand B. A dozen PEOPLE of fact and fiction who have thrilled us with their adventures in SPACE are hidden in our Space Week Crypto List. Tee Off by Curtis Angle The 2001 Masters tees off today, and and the Crypto List solver can score a hole in one on this puzzle of golf terms. Home Run Hitters by John Peterman CRpuzzles celebrates Opening Day with this cipher puzzle of baseball's all-time sluggers. Stock Car Greats by Curtis Angle 15 of NASCAR's greatest drivers of all time speed through today's cipher puzzle. Household Tools by Curtis Angle No job around the house is too big if your tool box contains the 11 Tools hidden in this Crypto List puzzle. At a Mexican Restaurant by Ferdinand B. Ole! to the tasty treats at our favorite Mexican Restaurant. Harrys of Fact and Fiction by John Peterman You won't feel at all Harry'ed when you solve this cipher puzzle that concludes Tom, Dick, and Harry Crypto List Week. You Can Call Me Dick by John Peterman Today it's men named Dick who hold center stage in Tom, Dick, and Harry Crypto List Week. Toms by John Peterman We start Tom, Dick, and Harry Crypto List Week with 13 famous Toms of fact and fiction. African Capitals by Curtis Angle CRpuzzles concludes Geography Week with a change of pace: 12 of Africa's capital cities can be discovered in today's Crypto List puzzle. World Rivers by Dorothea Vought We go from dry to wet in CRpuzzles Geography Week with this cipher puzzle of some of Earth's life-giving rivers. Deserts by Ferdinand B. CRpuzzles Crypto List Geography Week begins as we face the barren wastes of the World's great deserts. Tropical Fish by Curtis Angle The peaceful beauty of an aquarium is painted by the swimming gems in this Crypto List puzzle. Threesomes # 1 by Ferdinand B Usually when there are three, one of them is the odd man out, but not in the case of the trios in today's cipher puzzle. In the Bakery by Dorothea Vought A cupcake of a Crypto List: a baker's dozen of bakery goods are hidden in today's puzzle. Computer System Components by Ron Salada That wonderful contraption that delivers CRpuzzles right to your door is the subject of today's Crypto List. "No" Words by Dorothea Vought At first, you may argue and decline to do this cipher puzzle, but we "no" you "no" your NO is really yes. "No" what we mean? "Yes" Words by Dorothea Vought We're in unanimous accord that this Crypto List Puzzle will indubitably be met with approval. Boxing Greats: The Non-Heavyweights by Curtis Angle CRpuzzles doesn't know who was pound-for-pound the toughest boxer ever, but the 15 fighters hidden here are all worthy contenders. S'From the Ocean by Ferdinand B. S'great what you can find Swimming in the S'ipher Sea. Hands Can ... by Dorothea Vought Solve today's Crypto List Puzzle, with a little help from the head. Not-For-Real and Not-Bad by Ferdinand B. If something goes bump in the night and it's one of these imaginary beings, just smile back to sleep. Not-For-Real and Real-Bad by Ferdinand B. These monsters and creatures have acquired bad reputations in folklore and fiction--reputations "badly" deserved. Valentine's Day Crypto List by Dorothea Vought No matter how you say it, it always comes out "I Love You." Men Figure Skating Champions by Curtis Angle Score a perfect 6.0 by spinning out the names of these Men's Figure Skating greats. Women Figure Skating Champions by Curtis Angle Identify an Olympic Champion or two and you'll have smooth skating here. At the National Aquarium in Baltimore by Amber Shifflett, Katie Hasselburger, & Brittany Maubrey Our guest Crypto Listers saw all this and lots more on a trip to the National Aquarium in Baltimore. Winter Words by Dorothea Vought At this most wintery time of year, remember that spring is just around the corner (unless that Groundhog sees his shadow). Solitaire Card Games by Ron Salada Entertain yourself by finding the names of 15 self-entertaining card games in today's cipher. Waterfalls by Dorothea Vought The world's greatest cascades plunge beneath cipher in today's Crypto List. Secretaries of State Since WW II by Ron Salada Colin Powell joins the illustrious list of the U. S.'s head diplomats since World War II. U.S. Cars and Trucks by Ferdinand B. CRpuzzles list of American cars and trucks was one longer when we first made this Crypto List, but the solver now won't have the nice pattern of Oldsmobile to get started. Starring Clint Eastwood by Ferdinand B. To CRpuzzles, he'll always be the man with no name in A Fistful of Dollars or Dirty Harry Callahan; but no matter what movie Clint Eastwood stars in, he'll always make your day. Professional Basketball Greats by Ferdinand B. No need to look for Michael Jordan in this cipher puzzle. CRpuzzles knows he is a Great among Basketball Greats, but he would be a slam dunk for the solver. Our Nation's Capital by Ron Salada Everyone who visits Washington, D. C., sees the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, the Washington Monument, and the White House. This Crypto List highlights some of the other great sights to see in our Nation's capital. Color Palette I by Dorothea Vought No simple red, yellow, or blue here--instead, colorful shades and mixes brighten the day. Fonts by Ron Salada There are hundreds of fonts used in printing and on computer screens. CRpuzzles has hidden 15 of them in this cipher puzzle. Animal Young by Dorothea Vought While we're in the Baby mood from the last Crypto List, let's decipher the names of the young of various animal species. Baby Talk by Dorothea Vought No, no "goo-goo" or "da-da" here. Just words that follow BABY in everyday expressions. The 007 Case File by Ferdinand B. Can you "read" the Ian Fleming James Bond thrillers enciphered in this puzzle. Birthstones by Ian R. Whipkey Can you find your Birthstone in today's Crypto List puzzle? Poisonous Snakes by Ferdinand B. The Crocodile Hunter, Steve Erwin, would have a field day with this cipher puzzle. John Wayne Movies by Ron Salada Catch the "Duke" in action in one of his classic films, now showing on your local television or cable station. Lakes of the World by Ferdinand B. If your summer camp was on one of these Lakes, you had a real big swimming hole to paddle your canoe in. "Giving" Words by Dorothea Vought We hope you got the gifts you wished for, and here are a few more "gifts" for you to unwrap. Common Elements by Ferdinand B. You won't have to dig deep to find these Elements; many are all around, or in, you. Dynamic Duos II by Dorothea Vought "You can't have one without the other" in today's cipher puzzle of famous pairs. Sporting and Hound Dogs by Ron Salada Some of CRpuzzles' favorite breeds are in this canine Crypto List. Christmas Crypto List Puzzle by Randall L. Whipkey & Calvin Hamilton CRpuzzles sends Best Wishes for the Holiday Season. U.S. Airlines by Ian R. Whipkey Fly American on the domestic carriers hidden in this cipher puzzle. Pies by Ron Salada Simple Simon would need more than one penny if he met a Pieman with these wares. Sit Down by Ferdinand B. ... and take a load off before you attempt this CryptoList of comfortable (or not) places to sit. Constellations by Ron Salada Look! Up in the sky! It's a Constellation! No, it's 13 of them in the CRpuzzles night sky. French Cities by Dorothea Vought Find your way around France by finding the French cities hidden in this cipher puzzle. NBA Teams by Ian R. Whipkey With pro basketball now in fast break, can you slam dunk this Crypto List of NBA teams? Vegetables by Ron Salada A cornucopia of vegetables is hidden in this cipher puzzle. TV Westerns by Dorothea Vought Some of CRpuzzles' favorite shows are among these shoot-'em-ups from the heyday of the television Western. In the Dairy Section by Ron Salada The dairy case items in today's Cryto List make this a really cool puzzle. Professional Hockey Teams by Ian R. Whipkey It's face-off time. The goal for the Crypto List solver: to decipher the NHL teams hidden in today's puzzle. Less Common Elements by Ferdinand B. You'll have to dig a little deeper to find the elements in this cipher puzzle. "R" Actors by Ron Salada "R" you ready for cliff-hanging action, crazy comedy, a cast of memorable characters? Then recall the films and roles of these actors whose last names begin with "R." Fast Food by Ferdinand B. After solving this cipher puzzle of America's favorite fast food restaurants today, take that break that you deserve. At the Mall, Level 2 by Dorothea Vought In June, we shopped 'til we dropped on CRpuzzles Mall Level 1. Today we go up the escalator to the stores on level 2. Books of the New Testament by Dorothea Vought All shall be revealed when you complete this puzzle of New Testament Books. Books of the Old Testament by Dorothea Vought 10 Books of the Old Testament hidden under cipher and an 11th hidden in the Keyword prophesy "Lamentations" for the Crypto List solver. Losing Vice Presidential Candidates of the 20th Century by Ron Salada Today, on election day 2000, one final name can be added to the list. Vice Presidents Who Never Became President by Ian R. Whipkey These Second Bananas never quite made it to Biggest Banana in the Bunch. Jockeys 2000 by Ian R. Whipkey This Saturday at Churchill Downs, thoroughbred racing presents its premier card, the eight races of Breeders' Cup 2000. CRpuzzles roots home America's finest jockeys in celebration of the event. Card Games by Ron Salada Deal yourself in for the 14 card games in today's cryptogram category puzzle. AFI Movie Legends--Actresses by Ian R. Whipkey They've dazzled us, delighted us, thrilled us, and, occasionally, chilled us. They are 14 of the American Film Institute's Movie Legends. AFI Movie Legends--Actors by Ian R. Whipkey Cowboys and clerics, warriors and wise guys, Okies and oddballs--these AFI Movie Legends have made us believe. At an Italian Restaurant by Ron Salada Mama Mia never cooked like this! Savor the sauces as you solve this cipher puzzle for the delectable dishes on the menu at an Italian restaurant. On a Desktop by Ron Salada Some of the things commonly found on a desk top are hidden in this cipher puzzle--work is not on our list! Foreign Automobiles by Ferdinand B. Automobiles imported into the U. S. drive down the CRpuzzles Crypto List freeway. Not Your Everyday Animals by Dorothea Vought We've had cats, and we've had dogs; but the animals in today's puzzle aren't likely to be found as pets in many homes--at least not in our neighborhood. Explorers by Ian R. Whipkey On Columbus Day, 2000, we salute those who aren't afraid of falling off the end of the Earth. Deciduous Trees by Dorothea Vought With a last burst of bravura in face of coming winter, these trees paint an autumnal panorama of bright red, yellow, and orange across much of North America. Salad Dressings by Ron Salada No bland low-fat blends here--just a dozen delicious dressings to spice up any mixed salad. Boxing Greats: The Heavyweights by Ferdinand B. "I am the greatest," said Muhammad Ali. All the Heavyweight champions in this Cryptolist could have said the same thing and not been challenged to prove it. On the Waterfront by Ron Salada You won't find Marlon Brando or Rod Steiger on CRpuzzles' waterfront, but you will find sights common to major ports. Mountain Peaks by Ferdinand B. To reach the summit of this cipher puzzle, the solver will need to know the World's high spots. World Airports by Ian R. Whipkey The sights and sounds at these great global air hubs make waiting for an airplane an enjoyable part of the travel experience. Early Television Hits by Dorothea Vought With another television season starting, we have a black-and-white moment to remember. On the Go by Ron Salada ... and 16 ways to get there. Daily Newspapers by Ferdinand B. From sports to style, classifieds to comics, the USA's newspapers give us our daily breadth. Board Games by Dorothea Vought Favorite board games for children and "big children" through the years make this cipher puzzle a game and a trip down Memory Lane. Junk Food by Ron Salada Warning: This cipher puzzle may be hazardous to your waist size. The China Set by Ron Salada No "Oops!" here, please. "P" Places by Dorothea Vought Perhaps it would be particularly pleasant to pass a period of time in these "P" Places. Non-House Cats by Ferdinand B. Besides the food bills, there are a few other reasons not to have these felines as pets. State Flowers by Ian R. Whipkey Is your State Flower in today's cipher puzzle? (Do you know what your State Flower is?) At the Butcher's by Ron Salada A Nightmare on Elm St. 13: Vegetarian Freddy. Summer Olympic Sites by Ferdinand B. With the Sydney Summer Olympics fast approaching, we salute past host cities of sport's quadrennial spectacular. Pasta by Ron Salada You make the tomato sauce, we'll bring the pasta in today's Crypto List puzzle. Eat Out, USA by Ferdinand B. Restaurants in our town and your town and in towns all across the USA are on the menu for this Crypto List puzzle. Toy and Non-Sporting Dogs by Ron Salada Last month, a CRpuzzles Crypto List featured House Cats; in today's cipher puzzle, we give equal time to Pet Pooches on Parade. On Cable by Ian R. Whipkey Click, click, click went the clicker in this cipher puzzle of cable TV channels. Soup's On by Ron Salada If the Seinfeld "Soup Nazi" permits, you can spoon into the 13 varieties of soup named in this Crypto puzzle. Wedding Anniversary Gifts by Dorothea Vought Momentous marital moments are marked by gifts commemorating significant anniversaries in today's cipher puzzle. Y & Z Geography by Ferdinand B. Crpuzzles goes from the penultimate to the ultimate in this Crypto List of places on the map whose names start with Y or Z. Watching the Grasses Grow by Ron Salada Hopefully, this puzzle of types of grass will be more entertaining than its title suggests. See the U.S.A. in Your Chevrolet by Ron Salada Memorable models of the GM giant are the subject of this Crypto List. For Ford fanciers, your turn will come in a future cipher puzzle. Computer Talk by Ian R. Whipkey You need only look around you to get clues as to what things associated with computers are enciphered in this puzzle. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Ferdinand B. It will be "Elementary, my Dear Watson" to solve this cipher puzzle of the cases of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's great detective. "Yo-Ho-Ho" by Ron Salada No baseballs or bats in this Crypto List: non-Pittsburgh pirates are the subject of today's cipher puzzle. Breads, Etc. by Ian R. Whipkey For sandwiches or with pasta, crusty or soft, the Bread products in this Crypto puzzle enrich our meals. "P" Actresses by Ron Salada You've seen them in the movies and on television. Can you see them in today's cipher puzzle? Liquid Measurements by Ron Salada Measure up to this Crypto List puzzle by solving for the units of liquid enciphered. House Cats by Ferdinand B. The old saying "You can't herd cats" doesn't apply to today's Crypto List-- CRpuzzles has herded a wide variety of cats into this cipher puzzle. 80's Sitcoms by Ian R. Whipkey Some of our favorite TV programs of all time--and we're still watching them in reruns--are enciphered in today's crypto puzzle. In the Picnic Basket by Ron Salada Take a summer picnic break with this cipher puzzle of items found in many picnic baskets. Candy Without Chocolate by Ferdinand B. CRpuzzles' first-ever Crypto List featured "Candy With Chocolate." Today's cipher treats the puzzle solver to chocolate-less, and equally fat-free, kinds of candy. State Nicknames 1 by Dorothea Vought After solving this Crypto List of nicknames for various states, can you name the states nicknamed? Diamond Game by Ron Salada Play along with the "Boys of Summer" and solve this cipher puzzle of terms pertinent to our National Pastime. Top Grossing Movies by Ian R. Whipkey Most of us have seen the films in this Crypto puzzle--maybe that's how they got to be among the top grossing movies of all time. Road Signs by Ron Salada You see them every day (and hopefully obey them). Now the hard part: can you recognize them under cipher? Apples by Ron Salada Keeping the doctor away will be easy after you solve this Crypto List puzzle. Past Men's Tennis Greats by Ferdinand B. With this year's Wimbledon now playing, tennis fans can celebrate by solving this Crypto List of court stars. In the Medicine Cabinet by Ron Salada Today's cipher puzzle contains many of life's absolute necessities. Sorry, doughnuts and pizza are not on the list. Our National Parks by Ferdinand B. From the searing sands of Death Valley to the soaring domes of Yosemite, our National Parks are a national treasure. At the Mall, Level 1 by Dorothea Vought We all love the mall, and the companies whose stores grace malls across America love us. Professional Wrestlers by Ian R. Whipkey Over two tons of drop kickin', body slamming sports entertainment stars headline this cipher puzzle. What's Up? by Ron Salada "Look! Up in the sky ... It's Superman!" Well, he's not in this Crypto List, but lots of other things you'd look up to see are. At the Beach by Ron Salada Sorry, no Little Surfer Girl or Woodie in this Crypto List, but you'll still decipher lots of things to see and do "down 'e ocean." Dynamic Duos I by Dorothea Vought "One is the loneliest number," sang Three Dog Night. That's not a problem in this cipher puzzle of famous pairs. Candy With Chocolate by Ferdinand B. When you solve this first-ever CRpuzzles category cipher puzzle, you won't have to worry about your waist line--Crypto Lists are always fat free.

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