Letter Boxed June 26, 2023 Answers

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Sides of this Letter Box are:

SHAOGERINFTK

The answers are:

FORESIGHTTANK

47 thoughts on “Letter Boxed June 26, 2023 Answers”

    1. Likewise! Great TI with this one.

      🐦 AKIKIKI, AKOHEKOHE, GNATEATER, GREAT IORA, GREEN IORA, HERON, KAKA, KEA, KITE, KNOT, KOKAKO, NENE, RHEA, ROSEATE TERN, SORA, STORK, TESIA, TETRAKA, TIT 🐦🐦 AKEKEE, GANNET, GREAT TIT, GREEN HERON, ROOK

      1. Bernie Horowitz

        I always look forward to your bird names, DW, and this is a particularly fine, and large, flock!

    2. That’s what I got, too! Took me a ‘minute,’ as they say.
      I’d rush to MARK’s defense and point out that a thong can also be a simple kind of sandal, but then he got creative with the emojis!

      1. Bernie Horowitz

        Forks Straighten here as well, but while your august mind goes to America’s Poet of Terror, mine goes to cutlery rescued from the Insinkerator.

      2. Another FORKS – STRAIGHTEN, also involving dining utensils (although mine weren’t incinerated first 🙂 ). Not as efficient as the OA, but mine not to quibble with a solution that pops out so quickly.

      1. Bernie Horowitz

        Due to my shameful lack of Mermaid knowledge, I found your comment quite mystifying until Google came to my rescue!

  1. TANKA*
    a road not taken
    will not strengthen regrets of
    foresight forsaken
    some roads fork, others straighten
    — a therefore thief, awakened

    *a Japanese form consisting of five lines and 31 syllables: 57577

    1. From so quickly seeing these words in the puzzle and comments, to learning about the poetic form, and then straight on to your brilliant verse, I got goosebumps. Thank you for this treat!

      1. Here is one from last October, when the the words generated did not so readily lead to rhyme. I’m discovering a lot about the idiosyncrasies of our language, as we do our daily work with 12 seemingly random letters.

        TANKA
        night bibliophiles
        weave their ether-like letters
        into syllabic cadence
        dense amphibole* syntaxes
        epiphenomenal dreams

        *needle-like crystalline structures

      1. DW, I have a question for you.
        Would you be willing to send me a note offline, at my Berkeley email address? Thx in advance.

    1. I like Heatstroke, fiddled with it a little. The best I came up with is Heatstroke-Ensign-Naif (the poor lad’s dizzy!)

    1. In addition to a two-word answer, I also look for a solution that employs each letter only once, other than the obligatory last/first repeat:

      Skort thief fang

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