Visual Description: Sated, saturated and satiated.
SUYFS = FUSSY, KVOEE = EVOKE, LUTEML = MULLET, THROTE = HOTTER — Giving us: FUSEOELLTHTT
Clue/Question: The restaurant’s all-you-can-eat buffet was being enjoyed – – –
Answer: TO THE FULLEST
(Now, that’s a satisfying stinky pun! I don’t think anyone was left wanting more. But, more times than I actually should admit, I’m with the teenage boy! Bring on those sweets! Especially when it’s already paid for. I can almost always force myself to enjoy a dessert.
All of today’s clue words are familiar old friends. And, three of the jumbles came up as old friends too. The only one that I’m seeing as new is “throte”. None of them gave me any trouble. The answer letter layout is an impressive twelve letter jumble. But, it allowed me to come up with the final answer immediately.
Great buffet cartoon! The family looks like it can’t decide between falling asleep and exploding. And, look at that smart young man sporting a Josh Allen jersey! I guess Jeff is finally acknowledging the team that is on the rise. LOL! Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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Where did you get that photo ?
The buffet table doesn’t have sneeze-guards !
Every buffet-style restaurant/cafeteria I’ve visited had them. Maybe that’s just down here for us southerners ! 🙂
Google Images. Maybe it’s just the low angle shot. — YUR
Easier one for me this go. Wasn’t a speed job, but saw the clue words fairly easily. And the answer was easy given the first two words. I really like buffets, they are of good value in my view. I go to them all the time, and you see a lot of seniors, retirees, and lower income folks there. Lots of food for the money. I noticed that many seniors treat it as a social gathering and they know the wait staff.
I’m sad that they probably will go away given the current crisis. Most articles I’ve read say their time has passed. Some say perhaps they will have servers vs self-serve. If so, I’d have to get over asking for 6 scoops of whatever, and have them try to pile everything on my plate. 😦
Georgia has a popular self-serve cafeteria called “Piccadilly”.
The prices are good and the food is good, if not fancy.
Their food reminds me of the country cooking where my father’s grew up in East Texas.
I wonder if they’ll survive. Hope so !
Thanks for the trip down memory lane, lwc! — YUR