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Archive for November 29th, 2009
Sunday Cryptoquote Spoiler – 11/29/09
Published November 29, 2009 Entertainment , Games , Language Leave a CommentTags: Codes, Cryptoquote, Puzzles, quotes, Sir Richard Steele, Word Games
Sunday Jumble Spoiler – 11/29/09
Published November 29, 2009 Entertainment , Games Leave a CommentTags: daily jumble, ertopy, jumble solution, Puzzles, rancoy, Word Games
Visual Description: An urban beggar, with cup in hand, uttering an all too familiar phrase.
ERTOPY = POETRY, CORCUN = CONCUR, GOBNEY = BYGONE, RANCOY = CRAYON, BUNNIO = BUNION, YOWHLL = WHOLLY — Giving us: OTCCOECRONILL
Clue/Question: Another name for a panhandler.
Answer: A COIN COLLECTOR
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