An original Edison light bulb from 1879 from Thomas Edison’s shop in Menlo Park. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: The inventor’s bright idea.
PENIT = INEPT, THIMG = MIGHT, HENTGL = LENGTH, DARITE = TIRADE — Giving us: NEIGHLENTDE
Clue/Question: He didn’t believe in the inventor’s plans for the incandescent bulb, so Edison . . .
Answer: ENLIGHTENED HIM
(No. I’m not psychic, folks. Psycho maybe! I had no idea the guys were going to run a puzzle using such an illuminating word. LOL! I wonder if Anonymous is still tuning in? All the clue words were expertly jumbled, today. And, we even had a brand new clue word, in “tirade”. And, wasn’t it smartly jumbled? The answer letter layout was pretty good, but it could have been better. Great cartoon though. That’s about it for today, folks. Enjoy the weekend. And as always, be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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