Word Puzzle from NPR

Let’s have fun with NPR Sunday Word Puzzle from this last week! (This show was on the air on September 29^th, 2019)

Question:  

Every answer today is a word, name, or familiar phrase in which the only consonants are D and N — repeated as often as necessary. All the other letters are vowels.

Example: Had a fancy meal --> DINED

1. Poet John who wrote "No man is an island"

2. The Hoosier State

3. Cul-de-sac (2 words)

4. Signaled at an auction

5. Any of the celebrated 1930s quintuplets

6. Movie "Crocodile ___"

7. Epic poem by Virgil

8. Brand of yogurt

9. Supplementary parts of books

10. Oblique remark about someone that casts aspersion on them

11. Verily or without a doubt

12. Relating to the lymph glands

13. Girl in the musical "Oklahoma!" (2 words)

14. "Beats me!" (2 words)

15. Interminably (3 words)

16. Like zombies

Answer Keys

    

    1.  Dun

    2.  Indiana

    3.  Dead End

    4.  Nodded

    5.  Dionne

    6.  Dundee

    7.  Aeneid

    8.  Dannon

    9.  Addenda

   10.              Innuendo

   11.              Indeed

   12.              Adenoid

   13.              Ado Annie 

   14.              No Idea

   15.              On and on 

   16.              undead