Letter Boxed June 29, 2024 Answers

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Sides of this Letter Box are:

RGCVOHELIWBN

The answers are:

LONGBOWWHICHEVER

49 thoughts on “Letter Boxed June 29, 2024 Answers”

    1. LONGBOW – WHICHEVER – quick and lucky.
      Dialectic between eyes and mind: Whichever. Wrong. Blog. Whenever. Longbow. Brewing. Niche. Wait, did you say Longbow?

    2. Globigerine – whichever

      You mean no one else saw a solution with involving a rarely spoken about Protozoa plankton from the Jurassic era….i mean come on, how could anyone miss that 🤷‍♂️😂😂😂

  1. Radioactive Flower

    The END.

    Of my 32-day winning streak. And, this letterboxed pilot went nowhere near the OA. Wished I gave up sooner. But, I have to fight to extend my best record .

      1. Bernie Horowitz

        Same here. Wolverine seemed too good to be true, and in fact was. Ditto Cowgirl, Wrenching, Logic, Biogenic, Reverb, Lowering and others, so in the end it came down to the OA. Longbow Whichever – just grab any old one in a pinch.

        1. I had high hopes on WRENCHING and GLOWERING but the closest I got to OA was the very inefficient WHEREVER. As usual I am amazed at how many words were found by others that I never saw at all.

  2. OA relatively quickly, fortunately. “Gentlemen; choose your weapons.”

    Not much wiggle room in this array. The only other two-word solution that I can see is ENGLOBE – EVERWHICH. But if there are more solutions, someone here will find them!

    1. Wahoo! Found OA after WHICHEVER. Played with COWERING, GLOWERING, BLOWING and other words with EVER… tough without the A or S. Like ENGLOBE – EVERWHICH!

    2. WHIRLBONE^
      EVINCING

      I had my doubts about “Whirlbone”, but:
      https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/whirlbone

      My alternative solve is:
      HIGHBLOWER RECONVENE
      but all of the dictionaries seem to agree that “high blower” (a horse!) has to spelled as two words …
      https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/high%20blower
      https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/high-blower

      Took me forever to find anything!
      these are some of my NAWs (Not a Word!):
      Highblower – naw!
      Chronobiologic – naw!
      Nongeologic – naw!
      Chronologic – naw!
      Chlorogenic – naw!

      😎
      Reblowing – naw!

      1. Radioactive Flower

        Hey, THIS,

        THAT is correct! Wow! 🤗😉🤓

        GENTLE BREEZE, indeed! 🤗😉🤓

        Double thumbs up! 👍👍
        ☢️🌹

          1. Didn’t see Steph’s solution when I posted. I should refresh screen first. Mark’s clue opened the door for me too.

      1. Radioactive Flower

        Hey, STEPHIE, THIS, Sir MARKIE,

        You all got the OA. Good job! 🤓😉🤗

        CUPCAKE – EQUIVALENT, indeed! 🤓😉🤗

        Double thumbs up! 👍👍
        ☢️🌹

    1. Radioactive Flower

      Hey, Mr. DAREDAVEL,

      I’m happy you got a nice solution. Good job too. 🤓😉🤗👍
      ☢️🌹

  3. ENGLOBE—EVERWHICH
    LONGBOW—WHICHEVER
    CONGLOBE°—EVERWHICH
    GLOBIGERINE—EVERWHICH

    °OED:
    conglobe, v. To gather or form into a ball or globe, or a rounded compact mass. Also figurative. transitive.

  4. WOLVERINE! (it wasn’t pairable, but still my inner child got a little excited)

    WHICHEVER also pairs with REBLOWING, but that word isn’t even allowed by Scrabble. Go fig.

  5. LONGBOW — WHICHEVER.

    I saw WHENEVER right away but totally forgot about WHICHEVER until spending lots of time with WRENCHING, CONVINCER, CONVINCING, RHINOCERINE, RECONVENING, BIOLOGIC, and CHEVRON.

    LB would not accept CHRONOLOGIC

  6. I had Longbow and was so proud of myself but didn’t see Whichever. End of a pretty good streak. BLOW WRENCHING GIVE. Seems apt.

  7. 3w: BLOWING GIVER RICH. Also got: RICH HIGHBROW WOLVERINE. Made up 2w but not a real word “GOBCHEW” WOLVERINE… also WIVE ENRICHING GLOB, even though I don’t like Wive without -s on the end.

  8. Here is the full list including Scrabble words:

    ** Don’t look at the list if you haven’t finished solving the puzzle **

    (The first number is a count and the second number is the number of letters used)

    1 – 16 englobe / everwhich
    2 – 16 longbow / whichever
    3 – 20 globigerine / everwhich

    4 – 17 conglobe* / everwhich
    5 – 16 inglobe* / everwhich

    1. Bernie Horowitz

      Such a deceptively promising array! And may I say again how much I appreciate these final reports of yours, Davel. Closure is hard to come by, but I always know I’ll find it here eventually.

  9. I tried and tried today. I came up with quite a few disconnected two-word solutions. Here’s my most efficient three-worded:
    CHEVRON-NIB-BLOWING

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