Here there are Letter Boxed June 13, 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:
SKJAUOICRNTB
The answers are:
BANJOISTTRUCK
SUBJUNCTIONS-SARK
KARTS-SUBJUNCTION
much fun with JUNCTIONs
Same two for me!!
Yes, mine was ABJUNCTIONS – STRUCK
SUBJUNCTION – NARK here.
BANJOIST—TRUCK
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I went with a longer version:
BANJOISTS – STARSTRUCK
I like it.
I went with subjunctions-starstruck for 22.
KARTS/SUBJUNCTION
JOBATIONS STRUCK
JUNCTIONS-SNACKBAR. where you grab a bite between trains
Fab!
Junctions Snackbar here as well, great TI. Also Backrubs Subjunction, which hasn’t got much, although Backrubs is good…
Conjob was not accepted. Not that it would have gone anywhere, but I object in principle.
The OA is an odd one. I kept reading Banjoist as Ban-Joist, presuming it to be a construction term I never heard of. Took me quite a while to think Musician!
Great minds!
Nice!
Junctions Snackbar here as well after playing with abstractions for a bit 🙂
When I saw the OA I imagined a WoodieGuthrie-type getting off his truck and strumming at the dusty snackbar….
Sweet.
Found the OA and this one as well 🙂
I got that too
abjurations ~ sock
Same here! Was happy to finally be able to use the B and J together. The second word could actually be SUCK, SOCK, or SACK (any of the vowels on that side). Though it’s a bit crass, SUCK may have the more TI of the three.
SUBJOINS – STARSTRUCK
JANITOR – ROCKBURST
Janitor is an excellent find for the J, good work Tim. But how Rockburst can be an accepted word when Conjob is not, is a mystery!
Awesome find with janitor-rockburst!
I saw janitor in there but not rockburst.
Thanks both! Oddly enough, I tried and found Rockburst completely separately from Janitor, which I’d found earlier but kind of gave up on, only to see it again once I learned Rockburst was acceptable… Which, yes Bernie, drew all of the shoulder shrugs from me 🙂
I first found ABJURATIONS – SACK. But for TI, ABJURATIONS – SUCK is better.
*oops! I really should have read all posts before posting.*
SUBJUNCTIONS -STARK for me. Was about to ask what a banjoist was, when I realised it has three syllables! Doh!
I wanted BISCUITJAR to work. Could have sat on Steph’s snackbar.
also my solution~
the rest of my word list: CARJACK CONSTRUCTIONS INSTITUTIONS INSTRUCTIONS JANITORS JUNCTIONS STABS STARK STRUCK SANITATION SUBSTITUTION TRACTION TRACTORS
JACOBINS – STRUCK
Me too…
Nobody expects the French Revolution!
🤣
Nice one but personally I prefer BALLSACKS — SACKSBALL took me a while to find it but found them between my legs 😀
CONJURATIONS SNACKBAR
Subjunct – Troika
Troika is so great!
Troika is excellent!
Official.
Which was a surprise for me because I normally see constructs like subjunction.
The OA does at least remind me of a favorite joke:
What is perfect pitch? It’s when you pitch an accordion into a dumpster and it lands on a banjo.
Very good, Bernie! 🤩
Incredibly bad, BERNIE!
😂 Reminds me of the definition of a gentleman: someone who knows how to play bagpipes, but doesn’t.
Bagpipes: invented by a man who sat on his cat and liked the noise.
JABRONIS – STUCK 13/2
How I got stuck with the jabronis in this forum is beyond me… 😋
BALLSACK — KARTS
I did notice one of my current favourite singers in there: Jacob Banks (By Design). Also NUBUCK, BURKA, CONJUNCTIONS…
And oh my, another NYT game today: Connections. What with Wordle, Spelling Bee, Digits and Letter Boxed, I barely have time to brush my teeth any more!
The Connections game is great! I’m wondering if NYT got the idea from us categorizing words here on this forum. Birds, Mammals, Colors, etc…
Jabronis and troika. Excellent finds
I found CONJURATIONS – SNACKBAR quite quickly, but, as I do, checked to see if they were both PSWs, and SNACKBAR is not, so I had to disqualify myself and move on to CONJURATIONS – SACKBUT. Maybe another instrument for Bernie’s perfect pitch.
Will have to return later for birds…
Thanks for the Sackbut! Missed that one even though it features in a lot of my conversations, ‘cause everyone likes to say Sackbut!
Okay, I finally has time to look for birds. Quite the haul today!
🐦 KAKA, AKIKIKI, KOKAKO, TIT, BATIS, JUNCO, CARACARA, TUI, JACANA, IBIS, ROBIN, TURACO, BOKIKOKIKO, BRUBRU, SORA, STORK 🐦🐦 JACOBIN CUCKOO, COCOS CUCKOO, ROOK, COOT, BURU BOOBOOK 🐦🐦🐦 ROSS’S TURACO
Didn’t spend long today, no 2 word answer for me, here’s my 3w’s: CARBONATION NINJAS SUCK (long but I thought it was funny); or, JOB BISCUITS SNARK.
Similar CARBONATIONS SOJUS SUCKS
Subjunction / Nark
Subjunctions snark
KOJI INCUBATORS and tip of the hat to those who noticed JABRONIS. 🙂
Thanks WaltS, findng this pair for Incubators is awesome!
Subjunctive and nark
Sorry that’s subjunction and nark
I hope muva comes back. Making connections with words is their specialty.
I also meant to recommend a board game called tribond. Similar theme.
I miss MUVA too- always made me laugh out loud. Am I the only one wondering if MUVA and Sota were actually bots 😨…
JANITORS – SACKBUT. What the janitor plays while waiting for the banjoist to turn up with his truck.
It took a while but another junctions snackbar here
juniors/sackbut
karos – subjunction
CONJURATIONS—SNACKBAR
Subjunctions stark
JUNCTIONS SNACKNAR. CONJUNCTIONS SEEMED UNNECESSARY
Banjoist. Really? I read that as Ban joist. Banjo-ist. Okay.
Hubby said you’ll never get the first word.
He was right!
Janitors Sackbut
Subjoins Stockcar