Letter Boxed February 04, 2023 Answers

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Sides of this Letter Box are:

YAHCIEOKRWTS

The answers are:

WATCHTOWERRISKY

48 thoughts on “Letter Boxed February 04, 2023 Answers”

    1. Rio is accepted, so Skywatcher Rio for 13/2. That actually would be a good name for a waterway….
      Also Ois Skywatcher, which is nice thematically, as Oi is the Maori name for the Grey-faced Petrel, which doubtless keeps an close eye on the sky.
      PS Our own close eye out for thematic integrity proved helpful in Spelling Bee today!

      1. SKYWATCHER – RIO was my answer today too. Little iffy on RIO, but if they want to accept it, I’ll take the 13/2!

  1. TACHOS – SKYWRITER 16/2, which strikes me as a tad meta. I went over WHITE, TRASH, TREACHERY, COATER, THEOCRAT, WHISKER, and WHISKEY.

    1. Some of my finds on the way to Skywatcher Rio / Ois Skywatcher:
      Witchery, Shocker(s), Teacake(s), Wiseacre(s), and Sockeye(s), which DHW already found.

    1. Found the same combos Mark. Relatively quickly, but didn’t see shorter solutions to go with my initial SKYWRITER, so I’ll take the win on the thematic front.

  2. My first solution, like Goblin, was COWCATCHER-RISKY, but the one I found that I liked best was WATERISH – HOCKEY, which brought to mind the NHL’s disastrous 2021 outdoor game in Lake Tahoe when the ice melted.

    1. Thanks for your knowledge, DW! I made a joke, unaware that there was an actual precedent. You see, ice-hockey is not particularly big in the temperate Med…

  3. Tacky Wacky

    RITES—SHOW—WACKY
    RESHOW—WIT—TACKY
    YEW—WRAITH—HOCKS
    WHITE—EYRAS—SOCKS
    TIRES—SHOW—WACKY
    WIRES—SHOT—TACKY

  4. 💦🤫🏒
    Waterish hockey.

    I got stuck on whitewasher(s) for longest.
    Seems like one of you found a match for it.

  5. Ah DW, you mention climate change . . .

    A WARNING

    A note from the wiseacre guy in the sky,
    As his waterish witchery floods where its dry
    And us skywatchers watch from the watchtower high;
    As the icecaps melt in the blink of an eye.

    The skywriter writes with a whiskerish brush,
    Like wires of light in the warming hush
    As the weathercock whirls to the song of a thrush
    And the white words warn, we have taken too much.

    If there is to be hope, then we all must try
    To decipher the how, for we all know the why.
    Is it treachery, writing that danger is nigh?
    No; his skywriting echoes our own desperate cry.

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