Visual Description: Scenic situation.
CUTOS = SCOUT, PTENI = INEPT, GIESNN = ENSIGN, TREGER = REGRET — Giving us: STINEESIGE
Clue/Question: When they looked at the available lots in the new development, they were – – –
Answer: “SITE–SEEING“
(There you go! Ending the work week with a bang. Nothing ambiguous about the clue/question today. I think that this Jumble would have worked well during the Lee/Arnold days too. Even though the word SITE is probably more common now with the internet, it’s origins fit today’s puzzle perfectly. A SITE is more simply an area, lot, or place. A specific place on the internet is a website, or more simply, a site. I provide this Captain Obvious tidbit for those who might be new to the English language!
No new clue words today. However, all of the jumbles are coming up as new for me. They’ve all been added to my Tags, as per my long standing policy. The only one to give me any trouble was “giesnn”. I was never in the Navy, so the only real exposure to “ensign” comes from the movie “Ensign Pulver”, which was a silly movie from the early 1960s. But, looking it up, I discovered that it had a very impressive cast! No Newman, Brando, or Burton, mind you. But, Burl Ives and Walter Matthau were certainly no slouches. AND, probably in a very minor role, Jack Nicholson! Unfortunately, less than half of the cast is still with us. I guess that’s to be expected of a movie that is 57 years old! I wonder if it’s available on Netflix?
Beautiful cartoon of what promises to be an upscale housing development. Large lots, with views of mountains and the woods. A far cry from low-cost/affordable housing! Fun Jumble though. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
PS. Today would have been Elvis Presley’s 86th birthday! A Happy Birthday to “The King”, in the great beyond! This song is probably the opposite of this Jumble’s future housing development. — YUR
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