Mark M
MN
@dlr when my kids were in elementary school, they had a practice called “learn it, teach it, know it”. I think it’s the same concept here - the act of thinking through your challenge clearly enough the make sense to the person you are asking is enough for you to see the flaw that you has been overlooking.
@Becky Culbertson but it wasn’t a rebus - the entire word was there on the “bias”.
So much fun! This is why I subscribe- delightful, fun puzzles that make you think differently. Love the wordplay.
@Funaddict except most schools don’t us E as a grade. The grade above F is a D.
Wow, so much fun! The theme was brilliant and brilliantly executed. There were some very clever clues. And on top of it, no clues that annoyed me. I hope we see more from this talented constructor.
@Andrzej thank you! I didn’t understand peanut until I saw your comment!
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