Letter Boxed October 07, 2023 Answers

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Here there are Letter Boxed October 07, 2023 Answers from New York Times Games. Our solutions and answers are 100% valid and accurate. We suggest to try and solve the game by your own before using the help of our website.

Sides of this Letter Box are:

OLEHSARUCITQ

The answers are:

QUILTTREACHEROUS

92 thoughts on “Letter Boxed October 07, 2023 Answers”

    1. Clayton

      same. It took me a while to realize I needed the L in the same word as the Q, because I kept getting stuck with O and L and needing them spaced.

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    1. Mark

      Thanks Jill. I was trying to top it off with an igloo emoji and a blazing sun, but I couldn’t find my little icy house.

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    1. Bernie Horowitz

      Chose Equatorial also, and then Cliche Equators, but today’s answers are inspired! Fun start to the day.

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      1. JennS

        Granny sewed fabulous crib quilts for newborns but sometimes missed removing a pin or two. (True story, but it was fine – we learned to proofread the quilts before use.)

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        1. Steph

          Fishcake, my puzzle says those are IRREGULAR verbs (do not take a direct object). For me today’s Connections was one of the easiest for a change. Funny how our minds see things differently.

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          1. Steph

            My bad. INTRANSITIVE verbs don’t take an object. IRREGULAR verbs don’t end in-ed in the past tense.

            I am as screwed up as NYTConnections today🥴

  29. SLC

    QUILTER ROACHES, pretty quickly, after several nice 3w answers (Acquiesce Earthlier Rot; Acquires Stealth Hot, etc.)

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  39. Mark

    Late entries:
    COQUETRIES—STEALTH, —STEALTHIER, —STEALTHIEST
    Perhaps taking place in the aforementioned CATHOUSE. 🏩

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  41. Jill

    (combining words from yesterday and today)

    THE EQUATORIAL ICEHOUSE

    As petroleum treacle on a coral shoal
    Makes a lacquer quilt for a sea grown old
    Aphrodisiacs for a curse grown bold–

    As paranoid scorn fill a Pharaoh’s eye,
    Come squeals and calques, and lie after lie
    As the scorpions shout, and the condors cry.

    Theatrical words, though once inspired,
    Now as sharpened shrapnel, ill acquired,
    Sequester rights, all but expired.

    Adolescence shadowed, void of trust,
    Clichés of human greed and lust,
    Condoned and treacherous, no longer just.

    But look past the evil traitor’s leer;
    See the docile seals, stoic sequoias’ fear;
    Look close. (It’s real, the crocodile’s tear.)

    Before condolences to those living still,
    As a cathartic pause along the endless hill,
    Write a codicil to the weather’s will.

    A Socratic pause beneath a quarter moon:
    Where on an Easter Island sand-swept dune
    Turtles triangulate an orthic rune.

    And a polar angel builds an elegy,
    An equatorial chapel, floating free:
    Icehouse of hope in the warming sea.

    Oct 6 words: aphrodisiac, paranoid, scorn, Pharoah, scorpions, condor, sharpened, shrapnel, adolescence, condoned, docile, crocodile, condolences, codicil, pause, polar, chapel
    Oct 7 words: treacle, coral, shoal, lacquer, quilt, curse*, theatrical, squeal, calques, shout*, acquire, trust*, clichés, treacherous, traitor*, stoic, seal, sequoia, tear, cathartic*, Socratic, quarter, turtle*, orthic, icehouse, equatorial, icehouse

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  42. Mos Jef

    Another HISTORICAL – LACQUER.

    I definitely have a can or two in my basement.

    Love all the unique and creative solutions today! IMO Letterboxed is best when it supports a wide variety of answers, and not a single solution.

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