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ATOMICPunkLASSep 5, 2025, 1:08 PM2025-09-05positive96%

This was an exceptionally good puzzle. Kudos to the constructor. ... and given his age (14!), I've got yet another reason to question what I've done with my life. Thanks, kid.

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ATOMICPunkLASJul 30, 2025, 4:40 PM2025-07-30positive43%

I'm just here to read the comments complaining about product placement. Never fails to amuse!

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ATOMICPunkLASFeb 14, 2025, 3:57 PM2025-02-14positive98%

Love the video message from the creator. More of that, please!

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ATOMICPunkLASSep 13, 2025, 6:15 PM2025-09-13neutral58%

@Bill Yeah I'm ambivalent on this one. I suppose "okras" is fair game in a crossword puzzle, but it's worth a raised eyebrow.

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ATOMICPunkLASAug 12, 2025, 12:15 PM2025-08-12neutral61%

@CLN "Street meat." Now there's a term destined for crossword glory. Wonder if it's ever been used?

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ATOMICPunkLASAug 14, 2025, 1:16 PM2025-08-14neutral69%

@Joe I'm in the midwest, too. Just in the last couple years I've heard younger people talk about "spilling the tea" ... or variations on the phrase. Was surprised when I first encountered it, because I'd always thought it was an old fashion. I suppose it's true ... everything comes back around eventually.

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ATOMICPunkLASAug 14, 2025, 1:17 PM2025-08-14negative87%

@EdwinYeah, that wasn't my favorite, either.

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ATOMICPunkLASSep 13, 2025, 6:17 PM2025-09-13neutral52%

@Katie Being a son of the south informs my opinion on both of these words. We all know the expression is "plum tuckered out ...". And the plural of okra is okra.

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ATOMICPunkLASAug 14, 2024, 1:34 AM2024-08-13negative48%

@Nitpicker I'm not familiar with the author and found this puzzle to be on the tougher side (for a Tuesday). Took me just over 55 minutes! I did enjoy it, though ...

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ATOMICPunkLASAug 6, 2025, 12:32 PM2025-08-06neutral59%

@Chris It's on a roll, lately, isn't it? Always curious to see words get hot like this. I wonder if it's the editor's doing? Seems more likely than several different constructors coincidentally hitting on the same word.

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