Crocodile Tears In My Wild River…!!! (Photo credit: Denis Collette…!!!)
Visual Description: Crocodylidae cousins . . . cruisin’ through the cypresses.
APROE = OPERA, VAKOD = VODKA, DINNUW = UNWIND, GRINTS = STRING — Giving us: OAVANITRG
Clue/Question: The crocodile’s cousin was a . . .
Answer: NAVIGATOR
Image of an Absolut Vodka bottle, imported from Sweden (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
(I think that Hoyt is spreading himself too thin. This answer is just screaming for a hyphen! Without the hyphen you lose the double meaning. Yesterday’s IMPASSE was a little weak on the double meaning, as well. All the clue words were jumbled really well though. It always takes me a little time to get “opera”, and “vodka” took me a good long time to get! I got the longer words right away, today. The answer letter layout was a thing of beauty. And, Jeff did a great job on the cartoon. You can really tell the difference between the driver – the crocodile – and the cousin – the alligator/navigator. No new clue words today. That is all. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
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