Letter Boxed April 23, 2023 Answers

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Sides of this Letter Box are:

GVSFIARBNEDH

The answers are:

FEVERISHHANDBAG

37 thoughts on “Letter Boxed April 23, 2023 Answers”

    1. BEFRIENDS – SHAVING here as well. It always felt like I was missing something significantly simpler, but the official solution -albeit one letter shorter- turned out to be, more or less, in the same league. Other finds: BEARDS (justifying SHAVING), HAV(ER)ING, BIRDS, SEABIRD(S), BEADING, DRIVE, GRANDSIRE(S), and FEVERISH (spotted but not thoroughly explored).
      LBF score: 7 (7/12 letters guessed), and sticking with
      RZU AIX VEN JOQ.

    2. Yep, same here. Lots to play with, though, with the –ING ending. It’s nice to see that the official doesn’t use it, nor does it employ the ‘S’ as a plural-izer.

  1. Funny how sometimes you look at the puzzle and a solution leaps right out at you, and at other times an obvious solution stares you in the face and you just don’t see it. Today was a case of the former with BEFRIENDS – SHAVING, which I eventually did in my twenties. Late bloomer. Apologies if TMI.

    🐦 SHAG, SERIN, IBIS, ANI, DIVER in the singles; HARRIER in the doubles. This array was a missed opportunity: BIRD is available, but the other letters do not permit exploitation.

      1. I thought about including it, and I suppose to some extent it’s a judgment call based on taste, but I left it off because it isn’t used taxonomically or in actual bird names.

        BTW, you have opened a window of opportunity for me to indulge in one of my rants! 😁 There is no such thing as a seagull. There are only gulls. And they are not confined to the sea.

    1. Yes, it’s sad to see Bird going to waste.
      FWIW and BTW, Harrier is a dog as well as a bird, so there’s that.

  2. Official answer here as well. I do like its surreality. Pirandello would have enjoyed it, and Zippy the Pinhead would have had a “Zippy Moment”.

  3. Official here and fairly quickly. Fairly constrained today, although nice to see at least two solutions. Couldn’t agree more with DW – sometimes the answers seems obvious, and on other days I literally can spend an hour or more to no avail. Guess that’s why we all keep coming back!

  4. 4.23.23 : GVS—FIA—RBN—EDH

    Pairs:
    FEVERISH—HANDBAG
    BEFRIENDS—SHAVING

    F&B: ANISE, BANANA, BEANS, FRIES, GINGER, GINSENG, RADISH, RIBS, SARDINES, VINEGAR.

    Animal Kingdom: ANI, AVES, BADGER, BEAR, BEAVER, BIRD, GAR, GREBE, HARE, IBIS, NENE, RAVEN, SEABIRD.

  5. Official.
    Was dreading it because I thought it had to be a compound word solution. Looks like some of you find an alternate that is not.

  6. BIRDIES’ SONG

    A river’s sandbar rising high
    A seabird’s saraband is nigh
    Hear the griever’s vivid sigh.

    Shards of savages’ vanished signs
    Ravener’s severed hands, still shining.
    Seven grebes disband the vines,
    Shivering, havening, singing, vanishing.

    Sighing, fearing, reading, raving
    A neighbor’s sign, a dire engraving
    Infers the danger, sings of saving.

    The fervid, driven, birds abide
    The vaguaries of the river’s haven.
    To not infringe, evade or hide
    From vivid dangers still engraven.

    Revenge enshrined, the ravished grievers
    Sit shivah with all feverish dreamers,
    Ever friends, and now bereavers.

    so:
    Revere, enshrine, reread, rehearse
    The birdies’ voice, their virgin verse.

    (Most (but not all) words are composed of letters in today’s array.)

    1. So wonderful Jill! Always my favorite thing that happens. This one suggests musical collaboration. Everyone has been co cool, and fun, and creative, and poetic… and I’m still just trying to adjust to the idea that I have to massively irritate my skin for the sake of friendship.

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