Create solutions for the clues by using the available syllables. A question mark after a clue denotes word play or trickery is afoot. The number of syllables in an answer is followed by the number of letters for each clue. Syllables are used only once.

After all of the numbered clues are correctly answered, their first and last letters, reading down, will reveal the puzzle's Sage Advice:.

Example: Syllable puzzle [4-12] (solution: syl + la + cros + tic)



Starting Syllables:
AB AC BA BOT BROI CO DER E EM ER EX ETTE EV GATE GENT GURT HAP HOU HOW I IM IN ING LI LOT MA NAV NER OC PEN PRES PROMP RO RUM SIL SO TA TAN TAR TEL TRA TRESS TU UL YO

Sage Advice:

= 1. EVENT (3-9)
= 2. DECORATE WITH NEEDLEWORK (3-9)
= 3. PLOT THE COURSE FOR (3-8)
= 4. LATIN DANCE (2-5)
= 5. DAIRY PRODUCT (2-6)
= 6. CITY ON PUGET SOUND (3-6)
= 7. NEVERTHELESS (3-7)
= 8. SPOTTED WILDCAT (3-6)
= 9. MECHANICAL MAN (2-5)
10. COFFEE-BAR BUY (3-8)
= 11. DREW BARRYMORE, E.G. (2-7)
12. EXTREME (2-5)
= 13. SPUR-OF-THE-MOMENT (3-9)
= 14. PLAID (2-6)
= 15. SMART (4-11)
= 16. OUTLINE (3-10)
= 17. BASEBALL'S DOUBLEDAY (2-5)

2. em broi der

4. rum ba

Hi Dan.

7. how ev er

1. Hap pen ing - Hi Soot

Bernie

8. oc e lot good day soot

6. Ta co ma

15. in tel i gent

13. im promp tu good evening soot

11. ac tress

16. sil hou ette

Good evening manXman Bernie and Remi

Yes to all

5. yo gurt good evening soot

14. Tar tan

3. nav i gate

9. ro bot

17. Ab ner

Good morning manXman

Yes to all

12. ul tra good morning soot

10. ex pres so

Henry Thoreau - It is a great art to saunter

Nice finish manXman and Michele