English: Drilling a blast hole with a jackhammer in 1942. Tennessee Valley Authority Douglas Dam project on the French Broad River Sevier County in East Tennessee in the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Momentous day in construction history.
HEKSAN = SHAKEN, PORRUA = UPROAR, GIRBEG = BIGGER, EISFUN = INFUSE, LADARI = RADIAL, PUTBAR = ABRUPT — Giving us: KENUORGGINADBR
Clue/Question: When the jackhammer was invented, it was – – –
English: I took this photo. Pneumatic drill / jackhammer, with black silencer. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: GROUNDBREAKING
(Marvelous! No new clue words, but all were jumbled masterfully. None that I struggled with, though. The answer letter layout was a thing of beauty. It gave nothing away. The cartoon is a nice look back in time. I’m just guessing that this was the 1930’s. Does anyone know for sure? Even though it was a nice long, 14 letter, answer, and the answer letter layout was well-jumbled, I got the answer immediately. How about you guys? Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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I thought this was an ” earthshattering” jumble.
Thanks YUR ,
JT
Unfortunately, our local newspaper doesn’t run the SUNDAY JUMBLE. However, our local FOX station runs THE SIMPSONS, and in one scene last night, Marge tells Homer, “I love you, Homey, but sometimes you are like the Daily Jumble, a little challenging!” Take note, Jumble Jeff! A Simpsons sendup might be in order!
Hey, burt!
Jeff is way ahead of you! He did not specify what day, but he did say that Homer was going to be featured in an upcoming Jumble. (He mentioned this on his Facebook page.) — YUR
Best way to hide something from me — post it on Facebook!
If I stumble upon any other hidden Jumble gems I’ll try to bring them to your attention, burt! — YUR
We’re going to start going crazy on Facebook. We have a new app coming out in two weeks and David and I are going to start doing a lot more pr, this being the Jumble’s 60th anniversary year and all.
Sounds BIG, Jeff! Looking forward to it. — YUR