Polish Coat of Arms very small (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Visual Description: Brygida’s Kielbasa break.
CHITD = DITCH, TOAIP = PATIO, SLOISF = FOSSIL, ZERONF = FROZEN — Giving us: DHPIOFSLFOE
Clue/Question: The housekeeper had leftover sausages for lunch, which she – – –
Various kinds of Polish Kielbasa (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Answer: POLISHED OFF
(A little heavy on the clues today! The Polish coat of arms on the wall, she’s polishing a silver pitcher, and chances are very strong that she’s eating Polish sausage! I guess you could even argue she’s wearing a babushka, but that might be a stretch.
There were no new clue words today, but all of the jumbles have come up as new . . . again. The answer letter layout was actually very good A great jumble, that – by itself – gave nothing away. I really liked the cartoon, but the totality of the clues was a bit much, for my taste. Maybe the guys are just setting us up for a real tough stumper??? Let’s hope so! Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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