Visual Description: Laying down . . . the lawn.
RPSUU = USURP, SEAOR = AROSE, LABOCT = COBALT, SAGNIS = ASSIGN — Giving us: SRROSOATSG
Clue/Question: The sod company’s approach to marketing and getting new customers was – – –
Answer: GRASS ROOTS
(A marvelous, springtime Jumble pun! I wouldn’t exactly say it’s a stinky pun though. The dirt has a nice earthy smell, and even though fresh cut grass smells good, uncut grass does not stink. This is a very good literal/ figurative pun. My lawn has gone . . . to crap. It is pretty old though. If I really cared I’d buy some sod.
All four clue words are on the ralis95 clue word database. Two of the jumbles are coming up as new, but we’ve definitely seen both “LABOCT” and “SAGNIS” in previous Jumbles. No toughies today. The answer letter layout was a terse ten letter jumble. Deftly cryptic. The two five-letter final answer slots made for a quick solve.
Nice suburban scene of a homeowner having a nice sod lawn laid down. It must be a nice sunny day, as everyone is wearing a hat. Fun Friday Jumble. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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wrong letters used for final and. I and n circled rather than I and n!!!!!
We all make mistakes, my friend! — YUR