Here there are Letter Boxed July 24, 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:
LAEOCRHGIPTY
The answers are:
POLYGRAPHHECTIC
LITHOGRAPHY-YECH
not one the artist’s critical successes
Me too you inspired me to go back for LYRIC CARTOGRAPHER which is a nice image
So, stick with mapmaking and forget the fine art prints 🙂
same here, though I don’t know what YECH means. found LITHOGRAPHY and figured it had to be something so I got the other part with a random guess
General expression of disgust, much beloved of Mad Magazine. Can be emphasized with as many extra Cs and Hs as desired.
Me, too.
Licet- topography was my jam.
Us too! 🙂
HEPCAT—TRILOGY
Boomer, bang, bang, bang.
🙂
Awfully noisy over there, Mark 😀
What a great answer, Mark! Either we’re missing Howls II and III or Kerouac stopped too soon.
Fabulous, Mark!
HEPCAT is my new word for today– (I’m embarrassed to say . . . )
I just found this in a very recent obituary for HEPCAT lyricist Royston Ellis, who apparently called his own style of verse ‘rocketry.’
“With his shaggy hair, hepcat beard and racy poems touching on British youth’s anxieties, dreams of freedom and lust, he was hailed as Britain’s answer to Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac, which raised eyebrows among some guardians of traditional British values.”
—Alex Williams, New York Times, 31 Mar. 2023
Good one Mark, welcome back! 3 or more tries wouldn’ta made me cool enough to see this one!
PHOTOGRAPHER RACILY
Plenty of online outlets, apparently
Same here!
This looks more thematic for jack and rose in current day and age
TRICEP—POLYGRAPH
Those arms for real?
💪
Why LB doesn’t accept TRICEP is beyond me, but evidently it’s a PSW.
TRICEP is not in the dictionary. TRICEPS is.
It’s playable in Scrabble.
I had tricep pathology on my first find.
This is what I found myself up against, too. LB did accept PRECIP as a lead in to PATHOLOGY, but I was pretty sure I could find something else. Had more coffee and came up with CAPRICE–ETHOLOGY.
Potager – Richly
Terrific answer, Kay. Efficient (today’s only 13/2) and redolent with TI. Must be the onions.
Thank you Bernie. Tried to make something with graph or ..ology work, to no avail and found myself in an abundant garden!
Not yech at allKay
REPLICATE-ETHOLOGY. stilly working on CARTOGRAPHY and THEOLOGY
LYRIC – CARTOGRAPHER
Maps are indeed poetic.
Cartographer – rhyolite … just loves drawing maps of acidic volcanic rocks for the danger money, wild!!
APOLOGETIC – CARTOGRAPHY
I got lyric also, and then this one.
It seems these folks can map out anything these days.
APOLOGETIC – CARTOGRAPHY
“I’m very sad I had to map it all out for you.”
(gaslighting)
APOLOGETIC CARTOGRAPHY here too
APOLOGETIC – CHARY
LITHOGRAPHER / RACY
Me too.
Nice! I got RACY, and PHOTOGRAPHER but not LITHO-. Really hoped PHOTOGRAPHY would yield results…
APOLOGETIC – CHARY
GLIA – APOTHECARY
GLIA APOTHECARY here too.
POLYGLOTIC – CHARGE International use of credit card.
What a variety of interesting solutions.
My answer too, Judy. Something LB devotees get from almost every puzzle.
This is indeed a very fruitful array!
Photographer, Richly
Funny, because as a photographer, I was anything but richly!
A rather inelegant PERIPHRACTIC – CETOLOGY. Surrounded by whales?
Aitch Herpetology
. . .and I is for Igloo. . .
This is perfect 🙂
Should have tried AITCH! Not a word I know, but I knew something had to work with HERPETOLOGY!
Agree that this is perfect and original!
H is for Herpetology and
I is for itch.
Letters and Words are so wonderfully strange!
PHOTOGRAPHER – RICHLY
Went with ETHYLIC – CHARTOGRAPHY first but the latter not accepted. Perhaps they just could find a way?
Lithographer Racy
Jack and Rose part deux
PHOTOGRAPHER RICHLY Found in minutes
HOLOGRAPHY – YACHTIE
GRAPHOLOGY-YACHTIE A crew member who analyzes the owner’s handwriting to understand his need for big boats.
poetic – carphology
Carphology is an interesting word, sort of frightening, but with the roots in Greek = ‘collect straw’; also poetic in an odd way.
Apologetic & Chary.
Took a while cause stuck on geography, photography etc. Y letters are seldom fruitful. 🙂
PHOTOGRAPHER – RICHLY
Clipart-theology was accepted.
That sounds like it should be a real thing!
LICET-TOPOGRAPHY
A legitimate subject for all today’s cartography, lithography and photography?
I got this answer too !!
My answer also. Lots of possibilities today, but topography jumped out at me immediately and was easy to pair licet from there.
PHOTOLITHOGRAPHER RACY
CAPRICE ~ ETHOLOGY
(loads of great choices today!)
POLYGRAPHER – RECITE for a splash of TI maybe? FUN after some limiting days 🙂
You repeat a lie often enough, you might start to believe it.
CEIL LITHOGRAPHY
Ceil / Lithography (looking up ceil right now as I have no idea what that word means.) 😳
HECTIC CARPOLOGY
CEIL – LITHOGRAPHY
Found LITHOGRAPHY very quickly and figured I could get lucky on a C-E-L combo (CEL itself wouldn’t work due to E and L being on the same side, unfortunately). CEIL was my first guess – who knew!
APOLOGETIC – CHARY
took longer than expected today, 2 minutes
POLYGLOT-THERIAC
Me too! But what does theriac mean???
It is worth Googling
An antidote to snake poison and also a cure all. 🐍
PHOTOGRAPHER RICHLY
CARPET TRICHOLOGY
Cyclic-Cartographer for me!
A map maker cursed to make the same map over and over…
RAGTOP – PATHETICLY
I was surprised that “patheticly” was accepted but apparently it is different than “pathetically”.
Just experimenting with rhyming Quads:
Yoga Toga
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PRICE—ETH—HOLY—YOGA
PRICY—YEH—HOLT—TOGA
LICHT—TOP—PREY—YOGA
LYRIC—CEP—PHAT—TOGA
CHERT—TIP—POLY—YOGA
HYLIC—CEP—PART—TOGA
CHERT—TIP—PLOY—YOGA
HYLIC—CAP—PERT—TOGA
PLICA—ART—THEY—YOGA
PIRL—LYE—ECHT—TOGA
PILCH—HOT—TREY—YOGA
PLYER—RICH—HAT—TOGA
PRECIP PATHOLOGY
CATHARTIC GLITCH/Y HOLOGRAPH/Y LITERACY LOGOGRAPH PHOTOGRAPH/ER/Y PITCHY/ER REPLICATE TOPOGRAPH/ER/Y
Was not able to come up with a solution womp womp. I think I was almost there?
Too many choices, like Robin Williams at the supermarket in Moscow on the Hudson.