Visual Description: All Homeland Security really needs.
ROPEA = OPERA, BNALD = BLAND, RILGEL = GRILLE, RONCEE = ENCORE — Giving us: OERBLDRILCOE
Clue/Question: The canine wanted to be stationed between Canada and the U.S. because he was a – – –
Answer: BORDER COLLIE
(Cute! I’m a big dog fan. And, it was a nice long 12-letter answer. We actually have a new clue word, in “grille”. It can be included in the ralis95 clue word database. I struggled to get this and ended up backing into it. I had suspected it, but I always thought it was just a hokey spelling of GRILL, used for pubs that go by bar and grille. Kinda like the superfluous PE on SHOPPE. It’s old English and likely from the Saxons, so I kinda discounted it. Besides the jumble for “grille” being new, so was the one for “opera”. We’ve seen the other two a few times. The answer letter layout was actually very good, but kind of wasted, as I thought the answer was pretty obvious. I like the dog wearing a tie for his interview, the little Canadian and American flags, and the Jumble mug. Not sure which bridge that is. I’m sure that there are a number of bridges that go from the U.S. to Canada. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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