Jumble Spoiler – 05/31/14

vintage valentine: see-saw (Photo credit: karen horton)

Visual Description:  Teeter-totter teamwork.

WUDEN  =  UNWED,  PRAAT  =  APART,  TALHEH  =  HEALTH,  GUNHOE  =  ENOUGH   —   Giving us:  WERTHTEOG

Clue/Question:  When the twins went to the park to play, they went – – –

Two Gether (Photo credit: fs999)

Answer:  “TWO–GETHER“

 

A seesaw or teeter-totter in a children’s playground in Ottawa, Canada. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

(Cute pun!  None of the clue words are new, but they were all jumbled well.  Again, I struggled some on one of the five letter words.  It took me almost a minute to get “unwed”.  I also struggled some with “enough”.  The funny thing is I’ve struggled with this exact same jumbling of it before.  The answer letter layout was another great jumble.  No give away.  The cartoon does a good job setting up the pun.  The boys look like they’re having fun . . . together.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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