English: Typical locations of arthroscopic surgery incisions in a knee joint following surgery for a tear in the meniscus. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Robotics/microsurgery.
PARSIN = SPRAIN, DEYBOM = EMBODY, YASEFT = SAFETY, ALOHET = LOATHE, RODNAG = DRAGON, USARQE = SQUARE — Giving us: SPIMOYETATGNSRE
Clue/Question: The surgery center’s new computer was going to enhance their – – –
A tophus inside a knee joint being removed by arthroscopic surgery. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: OPERATING SYSTEM
(Maybe they’ll use this kind of stuff on Tuesday, when I have the arthroscopic surgery on my knee! I think I’ll take a day or two off from posting the spoilers. I think we could all use a break anyway. Don’t worry. You’ll be fine.
No new clue words today, but most of the jumbles came up as new. They’ve definitely used “parsin” before. It was probably the only jumble to give me pause though. But, I thought all of the jumbles were fairly cryptic. The answer letter layout was excellent again! Nothing obvious there, at all. Cool cartoon. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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