Rage Against the Grammar: A Crossword Clue that Ignites Fury
Crossword puzzles are a beloved pastime, a mental workout that challenges our vocabulary and logical thinking. But sometimes, a single clue can spark more than a furrowed brow – it can unleash a torrent of frustration, even rage. This week, I encountered one such clue, a grammatically incorrect sentence that sent my inner grammar police into overdrive.
While I typically find solace in deciphering cryptic clues, this one felt like a personal affront. The blatant disregard for grammatical rules, the deliberate misuse of language, it all left me fuming. As I stared at the seemingly simple clue, I felt a wave of anger wash over me.
The question is, is this a common experience? Do other crossword enthusiasts share my fiery response to grammatically incorrect clues?
Let’s delve into the world of crossword clues, explore the potential reasons behind this peculiar frustration, and ultimately, discover the answer to the clue that sparked this linguistic outburst.
Stay tuned for the reveal and let me know in the comments: have you ever encountered a crossword clue that left you seething with anger?
Available Answers:
RUN-ON FUMES.
Last seen on the crossword puzzle: NY Times Crossword 17 Oct 24, Thursday