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SLURY = SURLY, ADURF = FRAUD, BRUMEN = NUMBER, SHUBLE = BUSHEL — Giving us: SLFDNUUSH
Clue/Question: What the city fathers used to clean up after the winter storm.
Answer: A “SLUSH“ FUND
(Eh! Pretty simple clue words. And, they should have switched the order of “brumen” and “shuble” – or the “slury” and “adurf” – to give us a better scrambling of the answer letters. As it is, you can see “slush”, from the two ends, and “fd” is a known abbreviation for “fund”. And, who wants to think about snow storms and plows and messy streets, anyway? That’s coming soon enough, for the Northeast and Midwest and Mountain!) — YUR
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Just want to thank you for your Jumble solutions and great comments and presentation !
(Wish I were as good as you are solving these things !)
Onward & Upward,
—Ken
Thanks, Ken. I appreciate the kind words. If you think I’m good at the jumble you should see me at Wheel of Fortune. Just the other night they had a puzzle categorized as “Same Letter”, where three or more words will start with the same letter. The first word had 9 letters, the second 4, and the third 7. With the last two spaces of the first showing “T” and “E”, and the 6th space of the third showing “E” I said CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES! Yeah. Yer Uncle Rave was correct. Impressed the wife! But, it still doesn’t beat my all-time WoF solve. A bunch of years ago they had a puzzle where the category was “Thing”, and it had 5 spaces, a hyphen, 1 space, another hyphen, and then 4 spaces. I got it with zero letters. Can you guess what the answer was? Maybe I should redo this as a post, so more can read it and guess. What do you think?
YUR