Sunday Cryptoquote Spoiler – 05/24/15

P. G. Wodehouse, Bolton’s friend and collaborator (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

“The lunches of fifty-seven years had caused his chest to slip down to the mezzanine floor.”   —   P.G. Wodehouse

(This made for an interesting solve.  And, as far as I can tell, this is the first P.G. Wodehouse quote, since I’ve been posting these spoilers.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

PS.  Rest in peace, Anne Meara!  You were a very special talent.  You will be remembered.   —   YUR

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Sunday Jumble Spoiler – 05/24/15

English: Fruit on display at La Boqueria market in Barcelona. Français : Fruits à l’étal dans le marché de La Boqueria à Barcelone. Español: Fruta en el mercado de La Boquería, en Barcelona. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Visual Description:  The full-service roadside stand.

DROPAN  =  PARDON,  FEULSU  =  USEFUL,  UPTIRN  =  TURNIP,  GLEPED  =  PLEDGE,  CATNEC  =  ACCENT,  CRODOT  =  DOCTOR   —   Giving us:  RDOUURPPECCEDO

Clue/Question:  The farmer raised fruits and vegetables because he wanted to – – –

English: Roadside vegetables Stands like this are quite a common sight in Norfolk. This one seems to have mostly sold out, though. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Answer:  PRODUCE PRODUCE

(Good stuff.  Though, it was kind of familiar.  There were no new clue words, but four of the jumbles were new, to me.  We’ve seen both “dropan” and “gleped” before.  And, “accent” is one of those words that spells out in alphabetical order.  The answer letter layout was nicely cryptic, but the letters made the answer fairly obvious, for me.  Maybe, for you too?  A fine cartoon.  A little of this and a little of that.  Be well and do good, friends.)   —   YUR

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