Letter Boxed June 22, 2024 Answers

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Sides of this Letter Box are:

ERALCHYIKTNP

The answers are:

PATHETICCRINKLY

96 thoughts on “Letter Boxed June 22, 2024 Answers”

      1. OA – the child dug through Grandma’s purse to find a forgotten old dollar for the offering, and an even older butterscotch candy to be unwrapped during the next quiet prayer.

      1. Same here after getting very close with words others paired. Electricity, Electrical, Alkalinity. (Btw Alkaline paired with Electricity left PH. What’s that called Mark… themed misses?

        1. Also bet there are pairings with: Airplane, Pliancy, Cephalic,

          Protesting the exclusion of “trickplay” “tripleplay” “Epitaphial”

    1. I’m not seeing this one clearly yet, but I have two whimsical solutions, one with D as the linker and the other with K.

      1. I found whimsical today – close to OA – PHYLACTIC CRINK (the prevention of [joints, say] emitting a thin abrupt metallic or crackling sound!)

      1. Radioactive Flower

        Hey, FRANZzEE2,

        I’m happy you found a solution. You got the half of the OA. 👍😉

        ☢️🌹

          1. Radioactive Flower

            Hey, THIS,

            That is the OA! YAY!!! 🥳🎉

            DRUMSTICK – KETCHUP, indeed! 😎

            Double thumbs up! 👍👍

            ☢️🌹

          2. or UPCHUCKED—DRUMSTICK 😊

            This site acts up from time to time.
            The two error messages I see occasionally are:
            1) “Your comment is awaiting moderation…”
            2) “You already said that, …, Duplicate comment..”

      1. Bernie Horowitz

        Ditto. Took a while to find it, but when I did I liked it so much I stopped looking. It’s either a neat oxymoron – that’s not how they work, right? – or the moment you realize you may have a prostate problem.

        1. The lesson I just learned was to never take a sip of coffee before reading one of Bernie’s posts!
          Danced around with PRINCIPALITY, ETHICALITY, and NEPHRITIC (yes, I see the connection as well) before settling onto the OA.

  1. TRIPHENYL°—LACK 13/2
    TELEPATHIC—CRINKLY Haggis, the Witch, in Pumpkinhead.
    TRIPITAKA°—ACENAPHTHYLENE° 23/2

    °OED:
    triphenyl-, comb. form. A prefix denoting that three phenyl groups, C₆H₅, are substituted for three hydrogen atoms in the substance designated by the rest of the name; e.g…

    Tripitaka, n. Usually with the. The sacred canon of (Theravada) Buddhism, originally written in the Pali language; a book containing these texts.

    acenaphthylene, n. A crystalline aromatic hydrocarbon found in coal tar and tobacco smoke. Cf. acenaphthene, n.

    I bent the rules a little with the proper name Tripitaka. I’m starting to like the OED though. More solutions. 🙂 I’m working on a macro that pulls these definitions from that section in the HTML. 🤓 Onwards and upwards, LBers!

      1. You’re right Bill. I should have only put the symbol on:
        TRIPITAKA°—ACENAPHTHYLENE 23/2
        I can find no other partners either.
        👍

    1. Hey Mark!
      i posted my “answers” before seeing your post … yours are definitely not boring either …
      so, is a combination form a word or a prefix?
      😎

      1. You got me! Everyday almost there’s a new twist and turn it seems, but maybe our understanding is improving, slowly.

        See my comment to yours below too. I tried to do a superscript but I screwed it up.

  2. I was going to quit if I hopped on here and didn’t have a unique solution today: RHINENCEPHALIC – CRICKETY. Actually, ENCEPHALIC – CRICKETY does the job, but it’s not as much fun.

    1. Good ones DW!

      Here’s a related one, but it’s a stretch at best:
      RHINENCEPHALA°—ALKALINITY
      RHINENCEPHALA is evidently the plural of Rhinencephalon, an OEDer.

  3. TELEPATHIC — CRINKLY

    ENCEPHALITIC — CRINKLY

    TELENCEPHALIC — CRINKLY

    Played around with CALIPHATE, TRINKETRY, and couldn’t mate RHINENCEPHALIC

    1. 🙂

      Me too.
      Prickle – Ethicality lacked the N. So I tried PRINKLE and the Scots came through.
      My next step would have been Ethnicality, but I knew the Scots couldn’t bail me out on that one.

      1. Thanks! I usually play this game after breakfast on the East coast of the US and rarely find a solution that hasn’t already been posted.

        I guess I should wake up earlier!

    1. Congratulations! And same answer I got. I’m slowly getting better at LB , but often can’t get it in two.

  4. Okay, so today i got bored with LB. I didn’t get the OA, and now that i’ve seen it, it’s boring.

    Words i found include:
    TRINKET (LB ✅) but no match
    PRICKLY (LB ✅) but no match
    (i wanted to see if LB would take “pricklyheat” but the EA stops that)
    TRIPLICITY (LB ✅) no match

    Others:
    TRIPHENYL° (LB👎) can match
    TRIPHYLINE^(LB👎)can match
    TRYPHENA (LB👎) can match

    TRIPHENYL° is listed in the OED as a “combining form” – i don’t think that means prefix (or suffix), but maybe that’s why LB rejected it … Triphenyl is in M-W and many other dictionaries.
    TRIPHYLINE^ i didn’t see in OED but did find in M-W, so that’s why i used the ^ … would like to know how to superscript the M-W.
    TRYPHENA – okay, this one i didn’t see in Oxford or Webster’s dictionaries, but in some name lists. It is an ancient Greek name, and has a connotation of softness or delicacy … i like that. 😎
    https://www.behindthename.com/name/tryphena

    Various matches to these three LB👎 words could include:
    PACKET
    PICKET
    ALKALIC
    LACK
    and even ALICK! (LB ✅)

    But i don’t understand why LB rejects words that are in OED and/or M-W.

  5. Hey McBee, thanks for that name site link. Looks informative.

    I think it was CR (apologies if I’m incorrect) that pointed out that Sam Ezersky stated, on the X platform, that LB pulls from OED. If words are deemed offensive, they’re excluded. Perhaps the exclusions extend to technical terms too, like the chemical names, and the like.

    Here’s some superscripted characters that are usable, in clear text:
    ¹²³⁴⁵⁶⁷⁸⁹⁰⁻⁺. Unless the superscripted M and W can be found somewhere in Unicode, I believe it would take code to produce them. The HTML approach would be: “word”MW. That would produce a superscripted MW over the “word”. This site does not support that however. 🙁 There are other methods used in formatting mathematical equations (LaTex).
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaTeX

    1. That HTML code did not show up correctly above. Sorry. Maybe this site is trying to interpret it. Only the Admins could answer that.

  6. PLATYCEPHALIC – CRINK

    Clearly I made this way more complex than need be. 😆

    Incidentally, these are basically opposites 😂

  7. Bernie Horowitz

    I don’t see another of my solutions here (although the wonkiness of the site makes it hard to say for sure), so:
    Prickle Ethnicity, another of our societal ills.

  8. Here is the full list including Scrabble words:

    ** Don’t look at the list if you haven’t finished solving the puzzle **

    (The first number is a count and the second number is the number of letters used)

    1 – 18 acrylate / enkephalin
    2 – 19 anaphylactic / cricket
    3 – 19 anaphylactic / crinkle
    4 – 22 anaphylactic / cricketana
    5 – 20 anaphylactic / crickety
    6 – 19 anaphylactic / crickle
    7 – 20 anencephalic / crickety
    8 – 16 apathetic / crinkly
    9 – 14 aphetic / crinkly
    10 – 19 caprylate / enkephalin
    11 – 16 crinkle / epiphytal
    12 – 18 encephalic / crickety
    13 – 19 encephalitic / crinkly
    14 – 18 encephalitic / cankry
    15 – 20 encephalitic / crickety
    16 – 15 epilithic / cankry
    17 – 14 hepatic / crinkly
    18 – 16 kelpie / ethacrynic
    19 – 18 naphthalic / crickety
    20 – 17 naphthenic / crinkly
    21 – 15 pathetic / crinkly
    22 – 17 philatelic / crinkly
    23 – 16 philatelic / cankry
    24 – 14 phyletic / cankry
    25 – 18 phyletic / cricketana
    26 – 20 picketline / ethacrynic
    27 – 16 pickle / ethacrynic
    28 – 16 pricket / thylacine
    29 – 17 prickle / ethacrynic
    30 – 17 telepathic / crinkly
    31 – 16 telepathic / cankry
    32 – 15 trickle / epiphany
    33 – 22 cricketana / anaphylactic
    34 – 21 cricketana / anencephaly
    35 – 18 cricketana / acalypha
    36 – 24 cricketana / acenaphthylene
    37 – 18 cricketana / acephaly
    38 – 16 cricketana / alphyl
    39 – 18 nephelinitic / cankry
    40 – 16 peckle / ethacrynic
    41 – 17 phenylacetic / crick
    42 – 19 phenylacetic / cricket
    43 – 19 phenylacetic / crinkle
    44 – 19 phenylacetic / crinkly
    45 – 18 phenylacetic / cankry
    46 – 22 phenylacetic / cricketana
    47 – 20 phenylacetic / crickety
    48 – 19 phenylacetic / crickle
    49 – 17 phenylacetic / crink
    50 – 18 phenylic / cricketana
    51 – 16 phylactic / crinkle
    52 – 19 phylactic / cricketana
    53 – 16 phylic / cricketana
    54 – 16 pinkle / ethacrynic
    55 – 20 platycephalic / crinkle
    56 – 20 platycephalic / crinkly
    57 – 19 platycephalic / cankry
    58 – 23 platycephalic / cricketana
    59 – 18 platycephalic / crink
    60 – 16 platyrhinian / neck
    61 – 20 platyrhinian / necklace
    62 – 19 platyrhinian / necklet
    63 – 20 platyrhinian / neckline
    64 – 19 platyrhinian / necktie
    65 – 18 platyrhinian / nickel
    66 – 20 platyrhinian / nickelic
    67 – 18 platyrhinian / nacket
    68 – 21 platyrhinian / nickelian
    69 – 21 platyrhinian / nickeline
    70 – 21 platyrhinian / nickelite
    71 – 18 platyrhinian / nickey
    72 – 17 pricklet / thylacine
    73 – 17 prinkle / ethacrynic
    74 – 17 prinkle / ethicality
    75 – 19 prinkle / ethylacetate
    76 – 22 rhinencephalic / crickety
    77 – 20 telencephalic / crinkly
    78 – 19 telencephalic / cankry
    79 – 21 telencephalic / crickety
    80 – 19 telepathetic / crinkly
    81 – 18 telepathetic / cankry

    82 – 19 acrylate / enkephaline*
    83 – 19 anaphylactic / crickey*
    84 – 20 caprylate / enkephaline*
    85 – 18 crinkle / epiphytical*
    86 – 19 encephalitic / crickey*
    87 – 22 enkephaline* / electricity
    88 – 16 epitaphic* / crinkly
    89 – 15 kelyphitic* / cairn
    90 – 16 kelyphitic* / cairny*
    91 – 18 kelyphitic* / cancrine*
    92 – 17 kelyphitic* / caprine
    93 – 19 kelyphitic* / circinate
    94 – 21 kelyphitic* / circinately*
    95 – 16 kelyphitic* / crinal
    96 – 17 kelyphitic* / crinate*
    97 – 17 kelyphitic* / cyprian*
    98 – 19 kephalic* / circinately*
    99 – 14 klephtic* / cairny*
    100 – 19 klephtic* / circinately*
    101 – 15 klephtic* / cyprian*
    102 – 16 nacket / triphylite*
    103 – 17 naphthalic / crickey*
    104 – 17 nephritical* / lackey
    105 – 17 nephritical* / lankly
    106 – 23 rhinencephala* / alkalinity
    107 – 20 telencephalic / crickey*
    108 – 20 tripitaka* / anencephaly

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