English: The markers in a standard 10-pack of Crayola Markers. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: A highlight in writing history.
REAWF = WAFER, MURYM = RUMMY, OPSYKO = SPOOKY, NOFYLD = FONDLY — Giving us: WARRMMSKODY
Clue/Question: The inventor of the felt tip pen said, “These will be a big hit, – – – “
English: Detail of felt tipped calligraphy pen. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: MARK MY WORDS
(Okay, so the highlighter actually came much later. The first Magic Markers! Nice little bonus clue, there in the narrative, guys. Surprisingly, “spooky” is coming up as a new word! Seems like we’ve seen it before, but maybe it came out on a Sunday, before ralis95 was looking for them. Maybe our newer friend, Bob, can confirm? All of the jumbles are coming up as new for me. Great job with the answer letter layout! Another great cryptic jumble. And, I always enjoy the period cartoons. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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I believe I used to hear those very words growing up! The guyz continue to amuse and amaze!