More confusing crossword questions...?

Eek!





- initials of a man's birthday celebrated


- cunning or wily


- shoulder, or hip, e.g.


- just out of the wrapper, e.g.


- odd green veggie used in gumbo


- the three wise men of bethlehem collectively


- ladies professional tennis star Monica


- native peruvians of the andes

More confusing crossword questions...?
Might help if we knew how many letters were in each word
Reply:Peruvians-Incas


Tennis star- Seles or Hingis


veggie--okra


just out of the wrapper-brand new


shoulder,hip--joint


cunning or wily--stealthy


initialis--J.C., A.L, MLK., or GW (probably MLK for Martin Luther King. The others are for Christ, Lincoln and Washington).


three wise men--Magi





That was fun. I'm not positive they are all correct since I can't see the puzzle, but the answers are all reasonable.
Reply:yo


sly


joint


new


okra


magi


Seles


Incas
Reply:-initials of a man's birthday celebrated - y.o. (years old - 65 y.o.)


- cunning or wily - deceptive


- shoulder, or hip, e.g. - socket or joint


- just out of the wrapper, e.g. - unwrapped, new or brand new)


- odd green veggie used in gumbo - okra


- the three wise men of bethlehem collectively - Magi


- ladies professional tennis star Monica Seles


- native peruvians of the andes - Peruvians
Reply:.


- odd green veggie used in gumbo OKRA


- the three wise men of bethlehem collectively MAGI


- native peruvians of the andes INCA





I'd need some lengths for the other words, these three I know because they love four letter words and use these all the time.
Reply:You probably should give us a number of letters per word, but here goes...





- shoulder, or hip, e.g. - socket


- just out of the wrapper, e.g. -new


- odd green veggie used in gumbo -okra


- the three wise men of bethlehem collectively - magi


- ladies professional tennis star Monica -seles





Hope this helped!
Reply:Cunning or wily: Sly?


Shoulder or hip: Joint?


Odd green veggie: Okra?


3 wise men: Magi or The Magi


Mans b'day: OTH? for over the hill?


Peruvians: Inca? Quecha?