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Visual Description: Crunch time . . . again?
KMIPS = SKIMP, VLEEB = BEVEL, CROURS = CURSOR, DULGES = SLUDGE — Giving us: KBECULD
Clue/Question: Luckily, her seat belt was fastened when her car – – –
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Answer: BUCKLED
(Another wonderful pun! ralis95 will be thrilled that there are two new clue words today, in “bevel” and “cursor”. They both seem vaguely familiar, but I don’t see them in the database that I have, that came out on October the 2nd, and they don’t seem like they’d be that recent. I actually had to back in to “cursor”, so we can probably add that word to my list of blind spots. All the jumbles appear to be new. The answer letter layout was pretty good. I might have switched “sludge” and “cursor”, but the difference probably would have been minimal. Another great wrecked car cartoon! Did Kathy bust up your ride, buddy? If so, you got to let it go, bro! Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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