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Sides of this Letter Box are:
UNLQDZAIPRGY
The answers are:
QUADRUPLINGGAUZY
QUADRUPLING—GAUZY
QUADRUPLING — GLAZY
QUADRUPLING — GAUZILY
QUADRUPLING—GAZYʷ, —GUZYʷ, —GANZYʷ, —GLAZILYʷ, —GAZINGLYʷ
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ʷ Wiktionary
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QUADRUPLING-GAUZY
OA, yay!
QUADRUPLING-GAUZY
QUADRUPLING-GLAZY
QUADRUPLING-GAUZILY
QUADRUPLING-GAZY*, GANZY*, GAZILY*, GAZINGLY*
*OED
QUADRUPLING-GZY+, GUZY+
+WIK
QUADRUPLING-GAUZY after attempts with GAUZILY and ANALYZING. Didn’t work backwards from the first, but as I looked for math terms and found QUADRUPLING (and since Sam gave us ING, you knew it had to be in there), a cinch from there – about 5 minutes?
Kanishk and RF, my lovelies, hope to see you soon!
Good luck, everyone, and happy Hump Day!
QUADRUPLING – GLAZY for me.
Amazing job Miss Irim. And, waiting on Kanishk-boy. I hope he can join us today.
An immediate OA for me today after yesterday’s disaster, after playing with YARDSTICK for what felt like ages to no avail.
Glad to see the triumvirate triumphant and complete. Well done, both!
OA here as well. Took awhile given I detoured with Liquidizing, Lingualizing, Analyzing, and Quadrilingual among others. Almost missed the OA after being stymied that Quadruplying wasn’t a word. But then realized the Y was superfluous.
OA in a few minutes here too.
OA in about 20 minutes.
QUADRUPLING GLAZY
Quadrupling gauzy,quickly, right after quadruply
OA quickly after trying inquiringly and realized Quad was the key.
OA but couldn’t believe liquidizing didn’t lead to a solution. Garpy should be a word
Just for a lark:
QUANDARIZING* GILPY**
*I found two instances of this word being used. In a 1934 magazine called Sunset, and in Ross Chambers book “Digressions in European Literature From Cervantes to Sebald, 2010” in reference to poet Frank O’Hara. Per google –“the act of lingering in a state of a quandary or wandering aimlessly through bookshop shelves.” Something I can relate to! 🙂
**Gilpy is a Scottish term for boy.