English: Sheep and lambs in Switzerland. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Ewe, counting out both battling baaa-ers.
CINME = MINCE, BOHYB = HOBBY, VILHAS = LAVISH, BUSDAR = ABSURD — Giving us: MEBLABD
Clue/Question: When the young sheep fought over their sleeping arrangements, it was – – –
Pet Lambs (Photo credit: tigerweet)
Answer: “BED–LAMB“
(Oh, yeah. That’s a stinker alright! Fantastic pun! No new clue words, but all were jumbled well. I really liked the jumblings of “lavish” and “absurd”. Fine job on the answer letter layout. Nothing obvious there. Wouldn’t be terribly surprised if this stumped a few. Fun cartoon! Be well. Do good.) — YUR
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My 12-yr old daughter and her friend worked on this Jumble. But in the end I had to tell them they would probably not “get” the answer to the puzzle. I explained what “bedlam” meant, and also the origin (mental hospital in England).
I remember when I was a kid (probably talking early 70’s) I would do the jumble with my mom. If I couldn’t get the word, I would ask her if she thought I would know it. I hated working hard to unscramble a word that in the end I had never heard of.
Yeah, but as a result, you were able to add to your vocabulary! And, I think the learning from a game, such as the Jumble, helps to reinforce your remembering of the these “new” words.
— YUR 🙂
Was this not a hoot??!! I just don’t see how the guys keep popping them out like they do!!!! Thank you.