Letter Boxed June 04, 2025 Answers

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Sides of this Letter Box are:

WFAINGHDTSBE

The answers are:

WHITEFISHHANDBAG

68 thoughts on “Letter Boxed June 04, 2025 Answers”

    1. Same! Surprised that SWIFTIE is accepted as a word. Though apparently Oxford recently added it, and it’s an Australian/New Zealand slang for a trick or quick thinker.

        1. Saw Whitefish pretty early, but missed Handbag until I came back to it later. Thought Sweatband or Headband would get me home, but no such luck. The OA does have potential for an olfactory disaster, even if the Whitefish is from Zabar’s.

    2. Handbags – Swifted* *OED
      Handbags – Swiftie

      Close with…
      Headbands – Swift (no G)

      Also found… Whiteheads, Headfish*, Sheatfish

      1. OA.
        Like you, trying words that begin with SWIFT. Swifted not accepted. Didn’t even consider trying swiftie until much later.

  1. Always looked like it would be a compound words day. On the way I enjoyed the image of a “wet fish bandage”.

  2. WHITEFISH — HANDBAG

    Memories of Carnegie Deli and their great smoked whitefish platters. 🙂

    Lots of fish today: BANDFISH, BAITFISH, SHEATFISH, SANDFISH, etc. I also found WHITEHEAD but couldn’t connect it.

    1. I used to eat at Carnegie Deli often. The chopped liver and roast beef sandwich was big enough to feed a family. 🙂

    1. Where to begin? Kishka, knishes, kugel, latkes, smoked sturgeon, matzo balls,knockwurst, tongue, and on and on… I bet you could make up a matrix of foods from just about any culture. Maybe give a hint of the day like the Strands game.

  3. I’ve come to learn that when solving LB, if you see FISH, start fishing for all the kinds of fish it can be. Not that that makes it easy. If it did, I wouldn’t have first spent several minutes toying with BAITFISH, BANDFISH, HANDFISH, HAGFISH, no BAGFISH or HANDBAGFISH, but BATFISH (amusing discovery of BATSHIT, not that LB would take it), SANDFISH, SHEATFISH, etc., etc. Still, it was worthwhile since my schooling all those fish ended up schooling me that I needed to find a fish with W in the name, et voila!

  4. Samuel Hanwich

    Played with SWEATBANDS, HEADBANDS, lots of -FISH words, etc. Somehow missed the head-slapper WHITEFISH, but did have HANDBAGS SWIFTED, which LB wouldn’t take, and saw SWIFTIE, but didn’t even bother to type it in. I’m counting it as a win, though… I got my own system of scoring here, and it can be pretty flexible…

  5. OA. Like others, got stuck on HEADBAND, SWEATBAND, SANDFISH and HANDFISH… Took a long time to see WHITE…

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