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\"silhouettes\"<\/a><\/p>\n

Every month, the<\/em>\u00a0Daily features a puzzle by Dylan Hicks.<\/em>\u00a0The first list of correct answers<\/strong>\u00a0wins a year\u2019s subscription to<\/em>\u00a0The Paris Review. (In the event that no one can get every answer, the list with the most correct responses will win.)<\/em>\u00a0Send an e-mail with your\u00a0answers to contests@theparisreview.org.\u00a0<\/strong>The deadline is Monday, August 1<\/strong>,\u00a0<\/strong>when we\u2019ll post the answers. Good luck!\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n

The answers to this month\u2019s puzzle are surnames composed, either plainly or fancifully, of two words. Lots of people, of course, such as the installation artist Jessica Stockholder and the bandleader Benny Goodman, have phrasal surnames, but we\u2019ve generally avoided names that are themselves compound words or common pairings. Several of the answers, then, form sensible if unusual phrases; others are of the word-salad type. The answers are simply the surnames, though each is attached to a notable figure, including two fictional characters. The clues consist of a parenthetical, usually just naming the field in which the person became most famous, followed by a two-word phrase roughly synonymous with the phrasal surname. (One clue uses an established hyphenated compound word, but that seems in keeping with the two-word rule.) So, if we had used one of the above rejects, the clue might go as follows:<\/p>\n

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(Clarinetist) Decent fellow<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

The answer would be \u201cGoodman.\u201d If you want to throw in a first name, feel free, but you won\u2019t get extra points.\u00a0<\/p>\n

In trying to turn surnames into phrases, our standards, in addition to being low, were phonetic, not orthographic. To stay in the jazz section, the clue \u201cember choo-choo\u201d might lead to the answer \u201cColtrane,\u201d even though few dictionaries endorse those spellings of coal <\/em>or train <\/em>(and, what\u2019s more, those aren\u2019t the kind of coals trains tend to haul). Note that this latitude lets us find homophony across languages. When a close synonym was handy, we grabbed it, but of course not every word has such a thing, so expect some of the clues to be more loosely suggestive. As Led Zeppelin noted, sometimes words have two meanings; we\u2019ve chosen whichever definition seemed right at the time. We\u2019ve been flexible, too, with parts of speech. A surname made up, in our stretchy way, of two nouns might be clued with an adjective and a noun. For example:<\/p>\n

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(PM) Ecclesiastical elevation<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n

Could work for \u201cChurchill.\u201d Finally, all but two of the answer surnames have two syllables; in the trisyllabic exceptions, the first two syllables form the first word.<\/p>\n

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  1. (Gothic novelist) Cool precipice<\/li>\n
  2. (Hal pal, for a while) Autumnal personnel<\/li>\n
  3. (Composer) Tavern chat<\/li>\n
  4. (General) Ignite flank<\/li>\n
  5. (Conductor) Lone cuppa<\/li>\n
  6. (Belle Epoque farceur) Otherworldly money<\/li>\n
  7. (Brooklyn-born essayist) Squat head<\/li>\n
  8. (R & B tenor) Econoline impurity<\/li>\n
  9. (Stateswoman) Personal lug<\/li>\n
  10. (Jazz collaborator) Vagabond trumpet<\/li>\n
  11. (Short-story writer and novelist) Stride aptitude<\/li>\n
  12. (Italian sculptor) Dude menagerie<\/li>\n
  13. (Philosopher) Automotive siesta<\/li>\n
  14. (Actor) Communist sepulchre<\/li>\n
  15. (German Dadaist) Cardiac acreage<\/li>\n
  16. (Novelist and short-story writer) Labial location<\/li>\n
  17. (Celluloid swashbuckler) Equitable treasuries<\/li>\n
  18. (Philosopher and polymath) Diurnal two-wheeler<\/li>\n
  19. (Fictional optimist) Skillet luster<\/li>\n
  20. (Father-and-son painters) Entire stem<\/li>\n
  21. (Philosopher) Love? Nein.<\/li>\n
  22. (English physician) Raven pit<\/li>\n
  23. (Choreographer) Sly pork<\/li>\n
  24. (Comedian) Strike rock<\/li>\n
  25. (California novelist) Mug summons<\/li>\n
  26. (Economist) Verdant stretch<\/li>\n
  27. (Flautist) Impudent avenue<\/li>\n
  28. (Novelist) Near gloom<\/li>\n
  29. (Theologian) Joint rasp<\/li>\n
  30. (President) Load further<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    Dylan Hicks is a writer and musician. His second novel,\u00a0<\/em>Amateurs<\/a>, is out now from Coffee House Press. He contributes a monthly puzzle<\/a> to the\u00a0<\/em>Daily.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

    Every month, the\u00a0Daily features a puzzle by Dylan Hicks.\u00a0The first list of correct answers\u00a0wins a year\u2019s subscription to\u00a0The Paris Review. (In the event that no one can get every answer, the list with the most correct responses will win.)\u00a0Send an e-mail with your\u00a0answers to contests@theparisreview.org.\u00a0The deadline is Monday, August 1,\u00a0when we\u2019ll post the answers. 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