Pet a Muzzle
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Qmark
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- Location: Ottawa, Canada
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DavyGravy
- Posts: 358
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THURSDAY SCOREBOARD UPDATE
Seven more solvers bring the total to 77.
71. MikeyG
72. Jetelana
73. Alivbu
74. Shalmanezer
75. Qmark
76. FedExPope
77. Carolyn
More updates to come. Solution on Sunday.
Seven more solvers bring the total to 77.
71. MikeyG
72. Jetelana
73. Alivbu
74. Shalmanezer
75. Qmark
76. FedExPope
77. Carolyn
More updates to come. Solution on Sunday.
If I’ve solved and you need a nudge, you can PM me. Happy to pay it forward. 
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DavyGravy
- Posts: 358
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- Location: Webster, New York
FINAL SCOREBOARD
Six more solvers brings the final total to 83
78. Kulea
79. DaBromsJames
80. DaveandMelly
81. Puzzasaur
82. Mr. Tex
83. AdamSimonLevine
Thank you all for solving.
Six more solvers brings the final total to 83
78. Kulea
79. DaBromsJames
80. DaveandMelly
81. Puzzasaur
82. Mr. Tex
83. AdamSimonLevine
Thank you all for solving.
Last edited by DavyGravy on Mon May 05, 2025 4:45 pm, edited 4 times in total.
If I’ve solved and you need a nudge, you can PM me. Happy to pay it forward.
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DaveAndMelly
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DavyGravy
- Posts: 358
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Solution Sunday
The answer is SHAKE A TOWER
The answer is SHAKE A TOWER
Thank you to @KayW for another fantastic graphic.
As the graphic depicts, the topic of this puzzle is SPOONERISMS. These occur when the initial sounds of words are switched. They are attributed to the late British Reverend William Archibald Spooner (1844-1930). He is famous for doing this during his sermons. This puzzle is dedicated to him.
Thank you all for solving and for the very kind comments. It was a lot of fun to make this one. Until next time, take care and ttyl.
DavyGravy
If I’ve solved and you need a nudge, you can PM me. Happy to pay it forward.
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sharkicicles
- Posts: 1238
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- Location: Chicago, Walter the Shih-Tzu's home town
I loved this one even I though I didn’t solve it- just couldn’t find the last one, although the first four fell quickly (even while doing the grid.) 23 and 51a are Doctor Tom level cluing. (If that’s not totally apparent, that’s a compliment.)
If you like Rows Gardens check out my mini ones here: viewforum.php?f=41. Nudges are free on the off chance I’ve solved the meta.