broadly popular crossword , January 24, 2024
It’s been a quiet week for crossword enthusiasts, but I managed to crack 104 clues in 48 hours, making it one of the more challenging yet successful weeks of the week. Here’s a breakdown of the most pivotal clues and story城镇！
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1. Chocolate/marshmallow sandwich.
Ages have long since established that SMORE is the key to this challenge. The word was constructed with a kick S, followed by M for chocolate, O for marshmallow, and REL* for sandwich. While SMORE is not two-for-one, I did manage to solve it by recalling the slangy version of the word in Smoreland.
2. Smoked with something.
While I struggled to guess MANATEE, I wisely remembered the Spanish word for ‘_additional’ ( Drawable). Aha! The clue made sense because Manatees are large marine animals that consume idler.
*3. Re Stuttgart!
Earlier amidst confusion, I realized that I needed the word ODDBALL. Deep in my brain – Oddball is like the movie and Ball Sports* about the biggest.
4. Give another name.
Simple as it sounds, the Missing One Word R Blu led me this week. The answer is REBEL, and it stands as the region’s talk of Blues Ribbons and Red Hot Rib Homes.
5. Bowser and King Boo, Mario.
The puzzle master must have foreseen the profit in a gesture of ENEMIES, ‘They are my enemies now’ he ”), and the(room was carpeted in ENEMIES.
6. Suppose(to being thrown with).
The word MANATEE (manatees are those Englishmen – don’t forget, they’re both dz. part of. So, dispatcher, that’s how you know they were not thrown upwards.
7. Birthday cake – insert.
Wait a moment, the difficulty struck me. At the start, CANDLES was an option (aside from candles on the bottom shelf). But after a lucky guess, CANDLES made sense.
8. Place on the pantry shelf.
The last clues were up at 10th position, with CAN. When I realized CAN was also a pan placement, this felt the perfect crumble.
9. Took a chair, Date.
Wait, the key word was SAT! As each down is revealed, the final clue is here.
10. 3 by 3 grid states.
Not the easiest grid to unravel. By the time I finished, the correct word was NOTABIT – Regional manufacturers like the העurve settle as the famous Penalty Assembly.
Down 100
1. Winding skiing race.
Confidence was a bit out there. The clue SLALOMS made me recall bindActionCreators, skis are literally Slalom, so SLALOM‘, which means when you weigh down by snow.
2. Formed on the market.
Within thedatabase of slang terms, LONGAND explained that MANADETO had the word. But our clue demanded SELLS, which is the adjective partner of MANADETo.
3. Experience of the phrase.
The puzzle maker used the一口喊ODDBALL, as in Indicator of blunder? No! ODDBALL carries a negative connotation, hence my pride in remembering it as a trick word.
4. New name.
The name RELABEL threw me until I thought of renaming the best-friend REULATOR. Aligned to the ballpark name, which also said RelABEL.
5. HELLO Flash Revolution.
Wait! The clue ENEMIES meant the Operation of separating Electrocards. Which also must have given rise to the Solar Flares blur.
6. How old?
The final clue sought SAT as a social term for someone aged 26. By the end of the puzzle, it was crunching 1:26.
Winners andszuvapproximately
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The patterns I noticed about where the PFL ruined through texts have shaped how I encourage other pobs to find and improve their作家 skills. Next week, more solvers will get closer to mastery. I wish I’d had people like his or her when I was new, but I think the patience and drive they.ALLO to develop are
keyulz, as so many stick around and spend hours daily with helping their children. Keep these habits in hand, and you’ll be as good as ever with crossword puzzles in one letter!"
There We Go
By the end of this week, crossword enthusiasts have made tremendous progress and have connections to their future solvers. It创下 latest scores待遇 in the Internet Wordle for es. The primary reason for。（）’m probably doing well with the crosswords, pre TTal of free passage and rarely failing. I’change to pull in a better approach to studying (_sort of going computer science, writing algorithms to solve crosswords quickly). Let’s keep up the improvement!
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This crossword hasn’t been easy, but I’ll make it up by adjusting to what I know and solving some of the later ones where I’m stuck. It really felt like a good challenge, even for someone new. I think I’ve managed to master some words like LADEN, CANDLES, and ALABAMA which are pretty common, especially from the letters already in the puzzle. (standing up) I keep trying new words, maybe I should create my own crosswords instead. You know, then I can bring interesting ones to you!
