Across: |
1. | He opened a can of ___ and lit a cigarette. |
3. | Low ___ rumbled occasionally in the distance. |
5. | Although windy and completely ___, it was a warm September day. |
8. | Far away on the horizon, a stationary ___ floated. |
10. | He finished the beer, filled the ___ can with sea water, and threw it. |
12. | He walked to the ___, white beach almost every day. |
14. | His ___ was only a 10-minute walk from the Gulf. |
15. | Pete opened the fifth beer and lit yet another ___. |
17. | The ___ of Bob's was Bill. |
19. | He walked out the door and ___ed the two-lane street. |
22. | ___ had lived in Florida for 20 years. |
24. | The woman collecting ___s had disappeared from sight. |
26. | It was the only store ___ a mile. |
27. | When the water was un___, lifeguards would put red flags up. |
28. | Far away on the horizon, a stationary ship ___ed. |
30. | He took a final drag on his cigarette and ___ed it into the water. |
32. | The woman collecting seashells had disappeared from ___. |
33. | Keeping the old ___ saved him money, time, and trouble. |
35. | Pete watched a ___ dive into the water. |
36. | "'Bob's' has a nice ring to it," he told ___ customers. |
37. | Today was a ___ flag day. |
39. | He had learned to swim ___ he was four years old. |
40. | He opened a can of beer and ___ a cigarette. |
42. | There was no one else at the ___. |
44. | Small ___s were splashing onto the beach. |
45. | Bob's Liquors was at the ___, halfway to the beach. |
47. | ___ gulls were walking at water's edge. |
48. | Sea gulls were walking at ___'s edge. |
50. | Bill put the six-pack into a double paper ___. |
52. | Bob's ___s was at the corner. |
53. | An irregular line showed ___ wet sand met dry sand. |
54. | That helped ___ the beer cold longer. |
55. | The ___s were flapping loudly. |
57. | A jellyfish ___ him behind his right knee. |
60. | Bill said hello and ___ Pete to be careful because of the riptide reports. |
62. | His parents had ___ hopes that he would compete in the Olympics. |
64. | In grade school and high school, he won swimming and diving ___s. |
66. | Low thunder ___d occasionally in the distance. |
67. | The woman collecting seashells had ___ed from sight. |
69. | Pete had lived in ___ for 20 years. |
70. | A double ___ bag helped keep the beer cold longer. |
71. | Beer and cigarettes were the only two ___s that interested Pete today. |
72. | Although ___ and completely overcast, it was a warm September day. |
73. | When the water was almost thigh-high, he felt the ___ tugging at him. |