Posterior wall of the pericardial sac. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Doc talk on the walk to the clock.
ZARRO = RAZOR, RIHYA = HAIRY, LIFEBE = BELIEF, TALCET = CATTLE — Giving us: RAOHIYEFCTT
Clue/Question: The cardiologist was able to walk to work because he lived in the – – –
Stethoscope (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: HEART OF THE CITY
English: Looking northeast from the Willis Tower Skydeck, Chicago, IL, USA (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
(Not bad, huh! Not a real stinker. Kind of the popcorn fart of puns! Absolutely no new clue words today. However, all of the jumbles came up as new. I thought they were all pretty good, too. Though I didn’t struggle to get any of them. The answer letter layout was pretty special. A beautiful jumble, in itself. The cartoon was fairly . . . pedestrian. But, that’s okay. It’s nice to see the Chicago skyline. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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RAZOR gave me the most problems; Z words aren’t common for me. But slow and steady got me through again and the answer came fairly quickly.
Everything clicked for me on this one. 10 seconds overall.