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Sides of this Letter Box are:
NUODETVPQRAI
The answers are:
QUIDDAVENPORT
Quivertip Pandoro (or Pandore)
DAVENPORT-TORQUIER
PANDORE / EQUATIVE
PANDORE EQUATIVE
Same
Same as well, although I had never heard of Pandore before. Just gave it a shot.
EQUID DAVENPORT
Includes zebras donkeys and horses and mules
After being hung up on QUANTITIVE, ADAPTIVE etc. for ages, finally hit on DAVENPORT, and cackled as I saw QUID, an amount I spend a lot.
So, OA after 45 minutes. Can’t wait for Kanishk and RF, and happy Saturday! Off to class…
Failed today! Took too long to give up coz I found so many good words to no avail.
Well done Miss Irim. Fingers crossed for Kanishk-boy.
I think I got really lucky today – solved it in under five minutes. Played with QUANTITIVE like you, Irim, and also EQUATOR, ANTIQUER, etc.
Lots of good words today – and for some reason PANDORA came to mind, and since that wasn’t possible, I typed in PANDORE as a guess and was astonished to see that it was accepted.
So, I present to you my elusive two-word solve: PANDORE – EQUATIVE. No idea what it means, but I’m just grateful to get a solution, wouldn’t have spotted DAVENPORT in a million years as I’ve never heard of it before.
So congrats, Irim, and condolences, RF – better luck next time! May the trio triumph tomorrow!
Well done Kanishk-boy! 👍
Never heard of DAVENPORT too…
Hey, lovelies, davenport is a sofa, named after a manufacturing company in Massachussetts!
PANDORE is both a stringed instrument and a marauding soldier. Go figure.
Congratulations, Kanishk, and commiserations, RF – here’s to a triumphant triumvirate tomorrow xx
It’s also a desk type.
Providore – equant
Fail for me. Never heard of Davenport or Pandore. Boo.
99/108, 15/18, 0, 36
PROVEND—DIQUAT
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(E)QUID—DAVENPORT
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ADVERTIQUE—ENDPOINT
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NEUROADAPTIVEʷ—EQUIP
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ʷ Wiktionary
Quid Davenport…
Checking cushions for change.
DAVENPORT TAQUITO
OA
If my frog was too spicy would I have an overpiquant ~ toad
Good to see Oscar here, been a while!
PANDORE EQUATIVE also
Plus TORNADO OVEREQUIP*
*Dictionary of Electronics, Computing and Telecommunications. 2012
Overequipped is in OED.
Verdant tropique(w) just liked the sound of that, will look for something LB acceptable
Quadrotor repentive
Good on Emma , I tried with both rotor and quadro and couldn’t see anything
Good one
Overequip(W,Collins) pendant. Same
Overdrop(OED) piquant sigh….
Good for you. I had tried to match Piquant. No luck.
Thanks Simon!
And good find tornado also
Individuator repique acceptable but that just can’t be it yet
Pequi Individuator
Pandora equative doesn’t feel like I’m going to find anything that sounds like an OA so that’s it for today, now to see what everyone found
I ended up with PREADAPTIVE – EQUINE
Quid & Davenport
Because of yard work and restocking my bird feeders, I started a bit late. Davenport was an easy find because it is the name of the elementary school I attended and where my grandson presently attends.
Got the OA after seeing DAVENPORT on a word-check site, and QUID was right there. Before that I had TORNADO OVEREQUIP, which is accepted by at least one source, so I’ll take it as a solve.
The word, Davenport, is a rather retro term and was used, albeit rarely, during the 1950s & 1960s and has since pretty much disappeared from North American English. Sofa and couch are the terms used by most people.
OA.
Was surprised it was though. Some close family friends used the term. We always called it the sofa.
Grew up in the UK in the 50s and 60s but had never used the word Davenport.
Tried quiver and quaver and adventure that did not end up with the OA